thank you very much, thief tong as well. >> may i ask one more question . chief tong or anyone. everyone. which i neglected ask i highlight third degree in the report on page 9 about in the middle resource referrals offers, keksz made and rate. come become with your report. on page 9. i did not hear your question i thought. >> i have not got there. a question about that middle section on page 9 resource referrals, connection and made. and connection rate is where my question is. going down the right hands side the percentages are pretty good down top about shelter short term and it starts to drop all the way down from there. and specific locality substance abuse dual diagnose treatment is 13% connection rate. i'm not saying you are not doing everything you can do. because i have been out with the msx. i have seen how hard they work to connect people i'm assuming or may be you can tell me the reasons it is a lower such a low percentage. and low number is people just don't want to go? or it is not available? no beds they are closed? no staff. whatever it is? >> thank you for the q

they are going forward how tong. for the two main parties, the l tong.fend our 20,000 majority. frontrunners, desperate to defend our20,000 majority. labour, look at the prize _ our20,000 majority. labour, look at the prize they've got if they comport. it would be a major statement. comport. it would be a ma'or “amend comport. it would be a ma'or statement. , , ., ., , , statement. given this ma'ority is sizable, 20,000, fl statement. given this ma'ority is sizable, 20,000, to _ statement. given this majority is sizable, 20,000, to overturn - statement. given this majority is sizable, 20,000, to overturn it i sizable, 20,000, to overturn it would be a record for the labour party. why are the conservatives worried? f party. why are the conservatives worried? j ., ., , worried? they've got to be the favourites. _ worried? they've got to be the favourites, they _ worried? they've got to be the favourites, they are _ worried? they've got to be the favourites, they are in - worried? they've got to be the favourites, they are in the - worried? they've got to be

thank you very much, thief tong as well. >> may i ask one more question . chief tong or anyone.e. which i neglected ask i highlight third degree in the report on page 9 about in the middle resource referrals offers, keksz made and rate. come become with your report. on page 9. i did not hear your question i thought. >> i have not got there. a question about that middle section on page 9 resource referrals, connection and made. and connection rate is where my question is. going down the right hands side the percentages are pretty good down top about shelter short term and it starts to drop all the way down from there. and specific locality substance abuse dual diagnose treatment is 13% connection rate. i'm not saying you are not doing everything you can do. because i have been out with the msx. i have seen how hard they work to connect people i'm assuming or may be you can tell me the reasons it is a lower such a low percentage. and low number is people just don't want to go? or it is not available? no beds they are closed? no staff. whatever it is? >> thank you for the question

with such tongs, maybe a spacer. this one, i wouldn't take you, tongs.with regards to false, too, as if an interesting moment, the cover itself is wonderful in terms of functionality. yes, it clearly shows the temperature that we have, yes, but it doesn’t sit well on this spacer, but artyom tried and gadgets that help prepare, vegetables, berries and canning fruits were the first to go. we sent tongs for extracting the stalk from strawberries and tomatoes for 177 rubles. so we try, some kind of crater formed, you know, uh, quite convenient. the only thing here is to control the force with which you walk this strawberry. well in my mind quite convenient, but a strawberry syringe for 290 for an expert. seemed too rough for me. well, well, not that, well, not mine, well, i won’t have a device for 1.000 for removing pits from cherries. where can i load several berries at once artyom appreciated highly. it's cool, all the bones are here, so let's check. i will give it conveniently to my mom. but the canning master called the peeling an apple useless, it seems

both parties are going for it, hammer and tongs. the | going for it, hammer and tongs.ause of that majority, they are in the box seat, 20,000 kuchen, but there is pressure on them because of what is going on nationally, some of the damage done to the concept of brand under two previous prime ministers, and alsojust brand under two previous prime ministers, and also just the feel that labour may be just maybe i'm making progress, but a topknot to crack with that massive majority. what would it mean looking ahead to the general election, looking at rishi sunak�*s position and his government, if labour were able to overturn this majority, which would be a record? it overturn this ma'ority, which would be a record?— be a record? it was still rishi sunak with — be a record? it was still rishi sunak with a _ be a record? it was still rishi sunak with a comfortable - be a record? it was still rishi - sunak with a comfortable majority in parliament and maybe a bit of expectation management was being done last week when he talked about the problems governments have mid—term with

let's speak to l professorjon tonge from the professorjon tonge from the university of liverpool. there? yes, and that is the line of attack _ hear mr sunak there? yes, and that is the line of attack you _ hear mr sunak there? yes, and that is the line of attack you would i is the line of attack you would expect from rishi sunak. mas is the line of attack you would expect from rishi sunak. was that a fixed smile or _ expect from rishi sunak. was that a fixed smile or a _ expect from rishi sunak. was that a fixed smile or a genuine _ expect from rishi sunak. was that a fixed smile or a genuine one? i i fixed smile or a genuine one? i doubt it was happy and fixed smile or a genuine one? t doubt it was happy and genuine in the sense that the position is still bleak for the conservatives. if you look at the size of the swing against the conservatives in selby and ainsty, it was huge, 23%. if you look at the size of the swing against the conservatives in somerton and frome, 29%. those swings are of the order of what happened the last time the conservatives were swept from power in the

we also have chief tong is involved. just a lot of our measures involved in many of the meetings with other law enforcement agencies and everything else there is a lot that goes into this. they will shut down the city. blocks radius around things. when that happens. more to follow on that. today, the budget was signed. by the mayor and the budget from the -- board of supervisors cone chan and so -- that's good. we are in better shape than we thought we would be in. we still have needs. we -- did not lose money in the budget. did not cut. we increased it by about 13 and 15 million dollars. so, again, yes, we have a ton of news but grateful that the mayor did prioritize public safety in this budget as challenging as it was with over 700 million dollars worth of cuts this year. and i imagine next year will be -- not as nice to anyone. but -- we are in good shape. one more time before the money drops the ink is barely dry. we near good shape >> haze street was in the media. you know, with -- we are going to opening statement

weapons the neva holds a competition for young fish for the temnik and from the barsem of the crew ; tong granulation syamin, the crew of sergei and i hope kostyukevich are one shanshin machine operator. it is the same neva ukrainian region with a reflection on the field, where they clean noodles for him and i have a yield of 77 centners of a hectare. the season was remembered by the fact that we have only 50%, e harvesting, and i already have 2,000 tons. well, that is, compared to those years, it is twice as good to show there is bread here. this is first of all. today, it is easier for our crew to achieve certain successes when there is something to thresh, when they have grown on the field, when all activities are technologically completed, regardless of the weather today. conditions. you can see how there were abnormal heat for more than 60 days, there was no rain in many regions, but it rained in this region, so you see what the result is today for a whole year, we are now summing up the results of our work. well, i will say that the grain harvest is a small swing before the big jump

tonge.o resign as an mp. do you expect the opposition parties to make more of this? yes. you expect the opposition parties to make more of this? yes, undoubtedly, liven what make more of this? yes, undoubtedly, given what has — make more of this? yes, undoubtedly, given what has happened, _ make more of this? yes, undoubtedly, given what has happened, the - make more of this? yes, undoubtedly, given what has happened, the nature i given what has happened, the nature of the report is very damning. there are questions as to why chris pincher was promoted within the conservative party and questions as to why he made it to privy counsellors. he has right honourable before his name. in terms of the politics of it, i think it is unlikely chris pincher will appeal but it is possible. i suspect the report will be upheld. i would be surprised if the house of commons divides on the issue, so it should sail through that. and then we go to this recall petition. the recall petitions are quite interesting

castle of mahiyan in 26 episodes 15 it has been produced for a minute, come with me, confronting wei tongat group resistance and not falling short against the other angle is the main theme of this animation, the hero of our story, rashko the fish, who is defined as the guard of the castle . the view of fish castle should be delivered for broadcast by the end of autumn, maryam mohammadi, sed and sima news agency, today's weather forecast for parts of the north and south-east of the country is forecast for torrential rain in parts of the east and center of the country, we will see wind and dust blowing, due to the intensity of rains and dust, a weather warning has been issued for some provinces, meaning today in the afternoon and early evening in parts of ardabil province, areas of east azerbaijan, west azerbaijan, highlands of gilan, mazandaran and golestan provinces , we will sometimes have rain . the northern region of our country in the southeast the country also predicts rain in the afternoon for the south of sistan and baluchistan. the rains are more intense for the south of sistan an

god is the driver above kyiv asks, if tong- architectural part of their life is part of their memoriesthere is also the ministry of culture of ukraine, which produces a certain e-e cultural the politics of ukraine, why is it clinging to this family, mother? because in reality, until now, the issue of monuments to the path of world war ii is not regulated in any way, even in this law. on decolonization, it is written in such a way that these monuments are, in principle, possible and not to touch and not particularly need to touch, and this is now the main main array of all soviet symbols of soviet objects that were violated on the territory of ukraine. that is, we want to uh, well, there is some opinion, for sure part of the society, that all these soviet soldiers do not look like a mother, and they are all ukrainians, ukrainian women as we are told that this is a soviet soldier, this is not alyosha, this is oleksa, this is a national match , but the motherland, but ukrainization here is just here, the pseudo-ukrainization of these monuments will only delay the process of complete decom

there is a tong tist— is, but at what cost? there is a tong list of— is, but at what cost?m that comes along with the challenges, starting _ comes along with the challenges, starting with the cost, the corrosive nature of carbon dioxide, the potential of leakage. carbon dioxide — the potential of leakage. carbon dioxide is — the potential of leakage. carbon dioxide is waste, not the valuable product _ dioxide is waste, not the valuable product of— dioxide is waste, not the valuable product of oil and gas. so, we know how to _ product of oil and gas. so, we know how to do _ product of oil and gas. so, we know how to do as— product of oil and gas. so, we know how to do as an industry, but sometimes i feel like it is oversold try the _ sometimes i feel like it is oversold by the industry and by governments because the solution, the climate probtem — because the solution, the climate problem is — because the solution, the climate problem is a big problem and no single _ problem is a big problem and no single solution — whether it's energy— single solution — whether it's energy

. >> that was a solid dozen in the tongs there.pretty impressive. >> i thought you were working at nathan's because you got the same performance review as i got last week. >> speaking of food every year on the fourth of july there are websites that come out with the most popular barbecue item by state so we have all of our states. i'm from new jersey and apparently bake beans is the most popular. you're from new york, coleslaw, georgia, bake beans as well. >> texas? i don't know, i think you should convert. >> half the audience is in texas. it's a big, proud, beautiful, patriotic state. it's where it's at. >> indiana, buffalo -- let me tell you about indiana, we'll put anything in a crock pot and we'll call it a dip. this is for dinner. i had dip last night for dinner. that's how we roll in indiana. >> and your new place of residence, washington, d.c. >> washington. corn. i still claim indiana. indiana is home. >> with all the lobbyist money flying around d.c. -- >> of course, corn, of course. >> it could at least be corn bread. >>

previous day, when a woman had been beaten by authorities for selling on taxed cigarettes. forming tong police fired into the crown to disperse the months of brutal oppression, followed with arrests torture, summary executions, and then present the martial law was introduced. it was listed until 1987 mister young witnessed these events the many years of dictatorship known as the white terror, or oblique and tragic period in taiwan. these history that remains a sensitive subject to this day or by then just so as, as the judge of my family members were among the victims, just the extent of the time you became clear in 191919 my father was educated. he was a don't use the son was my grandfather who is he's in the home. listen uh well, who would you miss? all of a sudden my father was arrested 3 times, saw 1st by the police, the boot, then by the come on down the some then by the minute, tripoli usual during this time my grandfather disappeared to month leo. he was in prison. would you be a ginger or the social demeanor? my uncle. things are even worse. young engine shoji. i was. he was a y

ingeniously, now we will break it with tongs.t's just that there are a lot of different ways to break glass, so one of them is like breaking a chocolate bar. here. how about chocolate? and this is how we get our main stained-glass window, from which we began to dance on the glass of the door, for sure here we mainly have yellow, orange and red colors. they should tone up, improve mood and charge them with positive energy. i want to change this extreme one, yes, yes, it is under the profile, and yes. how is it fastened all the copper parts are interconnected and soldered into a single canvas and sewn together. how does the soldering process take place? here is the solder. if we step on it with a soldering iron tip, it will melt. wow, and she immediately fills the mold and immediately froze. i can certainly take a drop. amazing. my favorite magical moment just simply magic. nuts want to paint a contrasting color, so what a magic. no, even somehow he is so handsome that you don’t want to repaint, so look. our beautiful buffet is sho

native groups throughout the east began to suit the federal government saying these states had no right tong legal identities as tribes and take our land away from us and the courts by and large said that's exactly right. during the carter administration, those massive settlement in these settlements so the wampanoags followed and they were the first community to gain federal recognition and they were rejected really on they had a court proceeding in the 1970s in the indian tribe which t was preposterous. that ruling eventually got overturned. they gained federal recognition and some other lands were taken by the federal government. the trump administration department of interiornt tried o dissolve the reservation. i'd be happy to discuss the politics of lot if anyone is interested but recently congress overturned that act and it has been restored and they recognized while the dog tribes which are driving. >> to what extent is history currently in the restored story? is there an attempt to tell the real story? >> i would say this -- those i know who have a range of opinions on thanksgiving h

_ whether he was going to be here for a tong time — whether he was going to be here for a long timeesses, would you think of getting tested? i processes, would you think of getting tested?— processes, would you think of getting tested? i mean, for me, i think alzheimer's _ getting tested? i mean, for me, i think alzheimer's and _ getting tested? i mean, for me, i think alzheimer's and dementia i getting tested? i mean, for me, i i think alzheimer's and dementia is getting tested? i mean, for me, i l think alzheimer's and dementia is a very scary— think alzheimer's and dementia is a very scary thing, but i think everyone _ very scary thing, but i think everyone should be scared of it, because — everyone should be scared of it, because there is not loads of science — because there is not loads of science to understand why it happens, why certain people get it, and why— happens, why certain people get it, and why certain people do not. and for example, my dad's parents, his dad is _ for example, my dad's parents, his dad is alive — for example, my dad's parents, his dad is alive at the

and hoped for the city and that tong where we'll head next fiscal year i said tough road ahead. so -- you know while that everybody is wishing us to go on vacation i can guarantee the public that we may be on recess i know i myself and actually colleagues i can't peek for all i believe many of you will be working during recess we know especially the budget and finance and budget and appropriation committee will be stick around. we will be think about this budget ahead. it says a lot of work to do. and with that said, i again i appreciate and we had the conversations about when we could shift the resources so we can have rank and file. you know more beat officers and when we do. and -- is this the way to go? i think that you when we have an agreement and in this case like as a budget chair i had an agreement and feel like the mayor. and her team and city departments we went through a process and vet today. we come to an agreement. and i will stand boy that agreement. at this moment and i am going to do so can we continue this conversation absolutely. because as i'm learning in th

drinking water all of our health — without clean drinking water all of our health is at risk, especially tong-terme water— being born today. it is the same water in — being born today. it is the same water in our hospitals and schools. sarah. _ water in our hospitals and schools. sarah, thank you. as you can tell, throughout the day there have been candidates, rosette clad candidates vying for borisjohnson“s old seat, the last day of campaigning before the last day of campaigning before the by—election. there is a list of all 17 candidates standing on the bbc website.— all 17 candidates standing on the bbc website. ., ,, , ., , . bbc website. thank you very much indeed. and there are a number of candidates standing in the uxbridge and south ruislip by—election. the full list of candidates is on your screen now and can also be found on the bbc website along with a video from each candidate outlining their pledges to voters. and you can watch live coverage of all the by—election results from midnight on thursday night here on bbc news. you can go to our website where all the latest information is. w

about tracy chapman born in ohio parents divorced her mom bought her a ukulele and inspired to write tongs >> there you go. >> given that combs' version has generated a half million dollars in global publishing royalties, and the bulk going to chapman, it seems that tracy chapman herself is happy that lou combs is doing so well with her songs. it's a good way to raise fans. >> harold was saying good to be back at the table. so greg talks about this all the time editor science reporter to right click faith and five producers scour the internet and got it on another one so this is i found some other washington post headlines about the music industry. white flight how aerosmith made run dmc walk this way, hate the beasty boys album you're probably anti-semitic. i think one of them is jewish. taylor swift the karen of pop and my final one from the post if desantis is elected elton john won't be allowed to marry. i found those after a simple google search these people down the rabbit hole. i was a tracy chapman fan growing up. i didn't know she was black or queer. then when i found out a couple

that's and that's because his interpreter spent the afternoon with our group and she and i nancy tong had headed off and i'm from new york she grew up in new york. her father was a u.n. diplomat. and so she must've briefed him and happened to mention my name. and that's how it happened. yeah. so let's fast forward to 1998. and you were on president clinton's trip to beijing and. there was a press conference. what happened? well it was really a rumor cabal visit, all in all, because it was one of those times in chinese political history when things were really loosening up and there was a lot more open political discussion about all sorts topics and we our side president clinton, the first lady, had really pushed hard to. have the for us to speak to the chinese public. and so we wanted press conference to televised to the public and also for the press clinton's speech to the students at beijing university to be televised live to the public and the chinese side. both of those things and at the press corps and which is from today's view when nothing like that could occur today, it just m

survive quote a number of soldiers have come out of their barracks armed with clubs burned cutlasses tongs and interim use of divers coins and in the most disorderly, outrageous manner were ravaging the streets, assaulting everyone they met, and even vented their inhumane inhumanity on the little boy of 12 years old. some of them were conspiring to blow up the liberty tree, but quote unquote, in the three trials, paine wins conviction of the customs officer for the manslaughter of the 11 year old christopher cider by captain preston is acquitted and only two of the eight soldiers were convicted of manslaughter. the other six acquitted despite the acquittals, the foundation of paine's reputation as a lawyer is laid and as adams later sees it, in the boston massacre trials, quote, the foundation of american independence was laid. ton now joins the boston committee of correspondents sending paine to represent their town. in may 1773, taunton voters elect paine and thomas leonard, who happens to be sally cobb, paine's cousin, as its representatives to the legislature. paine is now spending a l

that's and that's because his interpreter spent the afternoon with our group and she and i nancy tong had headed off and i'm from new york she grew up in new york. her father was a u.n. diplomat. and so she must've briefed him and happened to mention my name. and that's how it happened. yeah. so let's fast forward to 1998. and you were on president clinton's trip to beijing and. there was a press conference. what happened? well it was really a rumor cabal visit, all in all, because it was one of those times in chinese political history when things were really loosening up and there was a lot more open political discussion about all sorts topics and we our side president clinton, the first lady, had really pushed hard to. have the for us to speak to the chinese public. and so we wanted press conference to televised to the public and also for the press clinton's speech to the students at beijing university to be televised live to the public and the chinese side. both of those things and at the press corps and which is from today's view when nothing like that could occur today, it just m

witnesses to this attack, you can hear them stand tong street as it happens overnight on saturday intoy're shocked at what they're seeing. ukraine is bringing russia's war to the heart of its capital. now, does it let all the air out of russia's narrative that it's win? not really because they still control -- putin still controls the state media there. but when you hear statements from dimmitry medvedev indicati russia will use nuclear weapons if ukraine's counteroffensive is successful, it gives you the idea even inside the kremlin walls or close to them they're getting worried about how well the ukrainians might be about to do or how weak they feel they appear to be. as far as the drone trikes on moscow, the defense minister is calling them terrorist attacks and the kremlin is basically trying to play them down. but the reality is they are bringing home to some russian citizens in the heart of the capital that there's a war going on, and it's dangerous. perhaps this is what kyiv wants to achieve at the moment. >> pictures are pretty stunning here. nic robertson live for us. apprecia

that life she was an 18 year process on average if a child is trafficked for five years, you're go tongebuild that life if the child survives most children die after rescue. the suicide rate is through the roof because coming back into culture not understanding the purpose of love of intimacy who do i trust? can i trust myself? currently a third of our survivors and we have three rescues in the last two weeks and american teenagers. a third of our survivors suffer what's called sra spiritual ritual abuse. it's demonic but they're intentionally driven away from god from hope -- rachel: we've interviewed a lot of people and we say hay do gods work but truly i can't say enough that you are doing god's work we are grateful to you and the work you do also to everyone involved in this film and bringing awareness. we had a segment yesterday in -- former president trump said he's going take very stiff action talking about death penalty for sex trafficking we're hoping to raise awareness get politicians and also as you mentioned parents -- to understand how they can help make sure their child or

the justice department threat tong sue over them, and today's the deadline for the state of texas to respond. concerns have been over those buoys and razor wire. >>> the historic heat wave here in the u.s. that just won't quit. more than 35 million americans waking up to advisories this morning. stephanie elam is in las vegas where at 3:00 a.m. it is already well over 90 degrees. >>> and it is not just here in the u.s. wildfires in greece forcing thousands to evacuate as that country endures what could become its longest heat wave ever recorded. sam kiley on the latest. cnn starts right now. >>> we do begin in jerusalem pause happening right now thousands of protesters are on the streets there. hundreds of businesses closed. look at those images. look at that. that is right now on what could be one of the most consequential days in the history of israel. lawmakers are getting ready to vote as soon as next hour on part of the government's plan to curb the power of the country's supreme court. >> president biden is warning israel's government against moving ahead with the judicial over

volcker would take it on perhaps ronald reagan tried to take it on jimmy carter went at it hammer and tong. it's a hard to do when we sit here and we talk how difficult things are and how government continues to fail here and fail there. and i've got a new indicator a later in this talk, i won't go into much detail on it, but we're tracking governance breakdowns very level, highly events where the federal government just didn't do its job and those numbers continue to rise and we haven't had a good forceful discussion about how to fix government or whether even want to go down that route. we have wonderful people today talking about alternatives to the traditional state that's driving forward. we have in the first chart here just federal government performance ratings. and we see that the number of americans who give the federal fair poor ratings is pretty darn high. we a second slide here. we've got the federal performance ratings. i don't know how to do click through here while i'm clicking through there. at any rate, i'm going to run through here to slide, which is demand for major gove

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temperature rose normally, the fighters went together almost the entire c8 now they are working on the tongsnguished themselves in kharkiv . military district they talked about him in ministry of defense reports rarely manage to place a projectile so accurately in a narrow forest belt. even less often there, it turns out, there are so many ammunition for the guys, who were immediately awarded, who received the order of courage, who received the st. george quest of the fourth degree, but they handed it over? i hope that we don’t have enough space, where and more they still continue to accurately roz the enemy the other day, they burned a western car and a week earlier they worked out the mark, the enemy came to refuel the equipment, no more, the rifle brigades of the second army corps, which work on seversky direction we are with you of the last generation, but the task of carrying out this does not interfere with the gun and the armor is no worse. exactly this. the main thing is when they brought it. these just seemed like terminators to us. carnation is the progenitor of revenge, specifical

i addressed them with chief prosecute upon tong. class of 58. so -- i think they're thrall on the third day. knock on wood. >> so. what else? we had a dei recruitment meeting this week with chief beaufort and other folks on recruitment strategies. and yesterday -- hrc convened a department head moteoth racial equity priorities. i attended with chief beaufort and julie mau they had us as one of the 3 departments to present to everyone. what our efforts have been and how successful they have been as a model for others. we are pleaseed do that. >> yesterday the board of supervisors honored our members for the response to shooting. on in the mission. where 9 people were shot. 24th and folsom in that neighborhoods. and -- just how well our members did and they also -- they also honored the police department and -- those that responded. we had a few members there. to hear that from supervisor ronen and -- they each got -- of they received a little certificate and their photo taken after. it is nice for members to get honors and we don't do it for that

ii've been called by a board member telling me tong stop focusing on system outage in the system. the donors are dead anyway. as a patient, i cannot fathom like any op zero is allowed to operate. our lives depend on the business and must immediately replace op oak with those getting the job done. there'snene no shortage of evide the system is broken. what i hope to convey is the problems are far worse than publicly known and goes far deeper. the organ contractors really snow for solution, cms needs to move urgently, open data. we must replace these failing op's to begin sanders in the loophole that allows op's to have the numbers misrepresent the results and jeopardize patient lives congress needs to break up the monopoly by passing 1668 ensuring hhs uses authority to replace the contractor. safe, transparent and equitable organ donation system speaking of patients having had a glimpse into the culture and operating model of evidence that we will see improvement of there's any role in the transplant system. >> share with us the information you have. >> my name is maggie and i serv

but also tong about moving forward the -- what that looks like. do note that while for a 10 year contract time is supposed to end 2028 and we are only going to be if approved only approving 2 years. out of the 5. and then for 12 millions there is no money budgeted. or approved today for the rest of the 3 years out of that 5. gives us time and room to come become at budget and finance to think about that the remaining of the contract should electric like or service i should say. mr. robinson can you talk about the actual project itself. when we are expecting the plans are going to be finished >> this is a construction notice and professional service contract for 2020. that timing in line with the completion of our largest capitol project this many folks are aware. . it is the key project and the most of phase one of the improvement program increased budget like you have out of southeast as limp these other major construction projects this dominate a majority of puc's plan and had is construction management support make being sour they are integrate

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