so we can show you where you and then you show up from your, from united way money. and then you will always come for you guys who means i don't, i mean i'm not going to meet with you. look, i want to say, i wish i would try portable i would what's, what's nice, keep up one of them. and i go to think, i mean, up to us. so would you de la. it's just the with the ocean, you know, list you did, you get, can you move out? so that's what the price would go. commission thumbs up. i mean, she still works with i'm full data west also though. sure. but yes, and you'll by the me ukrainian troops done to their practice tactics all summer long goes large population centers, look them up and the storm. so this approach didn't work in bias. ukrainian troops and nationalist battalions was surrounded realizing the hopelessness of their situation. ukrainian military entered into negotiations. they asked for a passage out of the quarter of the militia agreed under just one condition. only those who would surrender their arms and equipment would be allowed a safe retreat. just 40 was g

these meters at the united way, mr to tracy has passed out. any little can keep us quite a bit with depression with 50 ah, a, with a look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at that point, obviously is to race trust or rather than fear with take on various charlene with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot most protective own existence with earlier storm shit that show for is a floor or store the crust bade you excuse gear. why still? that must be just one of the story is not a quizzical though much the. what about surgeries, those don't feel well you got to wish if i could. i mean, thought process the, my mentor is that you're the applicants yet much him lawyer. dig around the, the new york national museum in west got dora her studies. she lost them, although them good the rock bush and yet sign it a tom by

i'm a guy so we can show you show up from your, from united way me on that. and you will always, you know, guys who means i don't, i'm not going to meet some go with you, look at atlanta, se, ocean. but what is the level of what's in, what's nice, keep up one of them and they're going to get me up to us. so would you let me just go to the ocean know list you can get, can you hear me says, you know it's so that'll help. oh, you're going to press with that also? yes. go commission comes in with me as you say, store 100. i'm full, did it was felt that the sure yes, and you'll find it me ukrainian troops done to their practice tactics all summer long and so it goes large population centers locked them up and good to the storm. so this approach didn't work. any other bias, ukrainian troops and nationalist battalions was surrounded. realizing the hopelessness of their situation, the ukrainian military entered into negotiations. they asked for a passage out of the court run. the militia agreed under just one condition. only those who would surrender their arms and e

and if production is in the united way and formulated in the process, but i also research is in full swing animals cells are placed in nuclear solutions to produce new cells which are then used to grow animal tissue. the company says, switching to lab mean what did use greenhouse gas emissions by 96 percent but most production is still a challenge for the industry. they're trying to grow says in a body after pickup. now the problem with it is not only it has a cost effectiveness issue apart from that, but as of now the suppliers or manufacturers of my own actors have made by area those which are then leaders to 25 meters capacity me. but keeping in mind that demand that business is trying to answer these big about actors, need to be of 1000 leaders of hotel and leaders. there are also major reservations about genetically engineered food. large amounts of artificially produced growth hormones. i used to stimulate animal cells to grow indian authorities, a turnkey, working on a legal framework allowed to import production and sale of genetically modified products. but along with the lo

more city of her flute from a guy which and show you where you and then each month from your, from united way money. and then you will always be, you know, guys who means i don't, i mean, i don't think so, but i'm not going to meet them. go with you. look, i want to say, i wish i was. what is the level? what's been? what's nice, keep up one of them and they're going to get me up to us. so would you deal with the, with the ocean? no least you can. you get can the human she's, you know, it's so little what the price was for the school commission. i can, i was stuck with it up. i mean she stood up and you know how to show you some full data was felter though. sure. but yes. and your father, me ukrainian to stuck to their practice tactics all summer law goes large, population centers locked them up and some good to the storm. so this approach didn't work in bias. ukrainian troops and nationalist battalions was surrounded realizing the hopelessness of their situation. ukrainian military entered into negotiations. they asked for a passage out of the quarter of the militia agreed under just one cond

to lead the charge with united way into our la storia for the program to south. here when i say to iraq where at least 30 people a dead, 700 wounded in clashes between protests and authorities. this happening in the diplomatic green zone of baghdad. the protest storm government offices on monday in support of leading opposition, shia cleric. because our, our daughter, who announced his final retirement from politics and made an ongoing power struggle in the country. earlier on tuesday, the cleric urged his supporters to leave the streets within an hour with medicine protests starting to disperse shortly after. let's get some of the latest news now . we the local joe. mister mussa beal from dyke after the clash which lost food for 16 hours. my good now with ms. coleman, after the speech of all saw the withdrawal, the processors from the green zone, stopping to fire. this place where i stand with, with heavy flashes heavy fire blocks, now the security forces cleaning their. yeah, i'm for doing all the key was backed up all the flight the security forces working on

constitutional system of government, strengthen our government and find ways of moving forwardin a more united way . next slide. what we don't know is people know all about the founding debates over slavery, over the electoral college, over how do we pick a president but there was another i always call it the other founding debates and that was over should we have a capital city? should we have multiple capitals, where should it be? what should it look like? they couldn't even agree on one capital. at one point to try to satisfy everybody even then franklin throughout the idea we should have multiple capitals . the trick was because it's congress no onewould want them to come to their city . the joke was like the trojans, they would get a horse. they would make a giant trojan horse and congress would hide it and that they have to wheel it into each city and congress would get out and do its business so this was the other founding debate. we have multiple points from george washington and other framers that the debate over a capital city was even more heated, even more contentious, even more potent

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united right now. he report and he wants to leave the club. if he doesn't get them either way before the chance the window closes, she's not going have any bearing on how he perform in castle. want to play, there's no doubt but jemma and you want to play more than he's doing at manchester united way. he'll want to stop football matches and want to play as much football as he can, keeping his body as they can at 5750 years of age. and i think that doesn't matter if he plays a better, he plays a lot. he's going to be underscored, they're not going to leave him. i going to going to you have given if you haven't played enough games, christiana, so we can take you. so he'll be the, can he drive them? i don't think he can count against weakest aids, but i think when it comes to the quarter finals in the 75 knows if it comes up against some of the the most strong nations. i think that he may struggle and, and the tournament this congested as well, have you of played again for now doing for do you agree with all these just said that that he might possibly, i don't know. the last stage

they were new executives, business name were replaced by united way. people money was embezzled and where does corruption, development can exist. oh, do a good to looted his country's diamond and copper mine. he pocketed international aid. even offices will housed in the sun just a few kilometers away from president hutus opulent lakeside fill up a, a, b, b. i a that same system of corruption as becoming galleys tradition. and it is even worse . and it sounds like an agreement between criminal justice is slight trading in stolen goods that have been taken by the place. if anyone ever comes to asking the question, they sort of throw their hands up in the air and say, i don't know, i was just a nominee director. were doing a, an investigation into a ukraine. could you, i bribes, you've been corrupt. i've been not corrupt. i did just for presidency, al, jazeera investigations, the oligarchs bolts journalism, the police violently dispersing protest. this, these are sort of a good tens of thousands of troy. lee inspired to program making. welcome to generat

deny the fact that their sanctions led to recessions and, first of all, this concerns, by the way, the united states of america. and, of course, this topic could not be avoided. so kir carlson is the most popular tv presenter in the united states of america let's hear what he said in just 1.5 years to destroy the american economy and to bring the country into recession, but they do not recognize this and are trying to reconsider the very concept of recession, just like they reconsidered the concept of democracy, racism. but you don't even need to know what a recession is to understand what's going on just by living in the united states and seeing it. it's every single day. we are in recession the american economy is in a fever all year long, the income of citizens is at a record low level of inflation opposite to a record high. so call it what you want, but we're in a recession and it's a creepy biden administration - it's ignores take a look at what baidu wrote on his pocket economists for a second. yes, there were the most academic economics experts, nobel prize winners and heaps of other r

they wanted a war with russia, they got it, by the way, the united states will never be able to defeat the american economy, which is now in the car again, was the first to be hit. what was the meaning of such actions, no one will answer us, but now we do not have time for this think another war is on the horizon. now in asia is just what we need, isn't it a week with the blessing of the biden administration. nancy has decided to visit taiwan for now. this is almost confirmed by government officials mysteries have been advised that the pilot's visit and will definitely take place already, may be on the way. what effect it will produce is not even necessary to guess. china has repeated many times that if a pelosi plane lands in taiwan it could lead to a global war, think they are bluffing it doesn't look like china is bluffing. this is just that

re-alma dreads on his way to manchester united, _ win. i manchester united, and agreements reached believed to be up to £70 million for the 30—year—old. transfer for the five—time champion still subject to the agreement of personal terms. uk beazer requirements and a medical. chelsea's manager thomas tuchel has recieved a one—match touchline ban and fined 35 thousand pounds following his clash with spurs boss antonio conte last weekend with both men shown red cards. the italian was also fined 15 thousand pounds. tuchels ban has been suspended temporarily though, pending the full written reasons for the decision. that will means tuchel can take his place in the dugout for sunday's premier league match at leeds. lebronjames has become the highest earning player in the history of the nba after agreeing a two—year, $97.1 million contract extension through to 2025 with the los angeles lakers. he will be a0 then with career earnings topping 500 mllion dollars. here's the nba reporter lindsay dunn. him signing this contract extension which gets t

he committed an official forgery and used a buffalo to pave the way for his saboteurs to the military unit way, they promptly checked the passports that were found on the liquidated saboteurs. they turned out to be fake on entry. e, fedoseeva but it is genuine and was issued to real search engines, but the way the national guard issues such permits. they are fsb tons. i could only find out the passport data of these search engines and prepared exactly the same bossesport for their saboteurs. yes, it remained only to take possession of the real permission. that's why the search engines and liquidated sure so sure? i'll go to work. i will come too. stop, stop. guys, what's going on? the attack on the post took place on the cheryomushki fedoseev road at the fork in kamenka. he moves in a gray ford focus in the car, a girl, possibly hostage of the times, was also seen. back i think broke through the pier we need transport. this will make the noise. it is necessary to take control of the berth being carried out by comrade rear admiral. the problem is that we have nothing on this saboteur, neith

shower to happen, united way, more people get q truck group from a lot of people with stroke. that's what happens in australia that aah. valentine's day. another mess killing this time. it's a high school in portland, florida. the desk told 17 these are not just numbers. these are faces, these are family members. these are people of the community that are being slaughtered all across the country. 60 minutes and 20 seconds within a are 15. and my friend carmen would never complained to me about the piano practice. aaron fires would never call kiera missed sunshine. alec sector would never walk into school with his brother ryan. scott. legal wouldn't never joke around with cameron a cam. helena ramsey would never hang out after school with matt my colleague today had to go pick up her daughter for 11 year old daughter, madame good school, new york city, because there was a threat of her school shooting to day to day. this is what i this the text message i get. kids are texting their parents, that there was going to be a shooting. and i ran there to find a ton of parents, so upse

way. there is the potential that some of these documents, if they were to fall into the wrong hands, could cause real damage to the united states. some of the documents could well detail, human intelligence assets, so that would put lives at risk. and there is the potential that there have been at least 3 criminal acts caused by the way these documents are being stored and the documents that are being stored. so what reaction are we had from donald trump? will he put out a statement on the social media network? he said that the affidavit is heavily redacted, with 3 exclamation marks. nothing mentioned on nuclear, a total public relations subterfuge by the f b i and the d o g, a close working relationship regarding document turnover in capitals. we give them much, but of course the argument isn't about how much was given. it was what were the documents that were held back by donald trump, and why did he do it? will he know face criminal action? while that is a question that will be debated ferociously at the department of justice in the coming days in our landline and as strike on the capital of ethiopia, northern take re

nuclear issue, should be made in the interests of the peoples by the leadership of the united states and, by the way, the lithuanians should think about this simple formula before completing the program, and how and on saturday there will be a premiere of your program, you will participate there, what will you perform there, and there will be three premieres at once, it’s nice that it will be at the first, but there will be a song called. dramatically with love will be a song harsh song and natural selection, as well as the building of freya, which we recorded pvkchu, and a new song will be released called uh, petals. so i suggest friends - i invite everyone to the screens. e this saturday at 9:35 p.m. for friends, and the big game will return to the studio at 4:50 p.m. hello time news on the first, we will tell you about the most important events right now. and at the beginning of donetsk, nationalists continue to massively shell the city, and an hour ago , dozens of shells were fired from heavy weapons of nato caliber, several exploded in the kiev region, and in as a result of the attack, a civili

well, it does seem to be that it is all been one way that the united states has essentially compromised its principles. ah, the united states is selling patriot missile batteries to the saudis, with the saudis are not upholding their end of whatever deal that was struck in riyadh when it came time on august 3rd, where the opec plus meetings, the saudis said, we're going to release $100000.00 more barrels, oil minuscule, minuscule. and now we'll see what happens in the, in the fall. but it does not seem that the saudis are willing to consider the president's position, but said diplomatically, well, look, this is a little bit of an unfair question, because you've already said there is no coherent biden strategy towards the middle east. but if there were a coherent bite and strategy towards middle east, how important is the israel palestine to that? because israel palestine is a feature of the reasons like iraq of feet for the region. there are these issues the region. i can't tell. i mean that the senator biden, i knew the vice president biden, i knew, would never think of not talking abo

we haven't voted against russia, and this is one way that certain lobbies in the united states are actually paying us back by eating at us on the issues of human rights and minority rights and things like the last expects their problems are going to be our problems that that will not happen. that's what former pakistani prime minister him wrong con, told r t during an exclusive interview. this thursday. the wide ranging discussion came shortly after in islam about cor extended his bill after terrorism charges were brought against them. you know, neil spoke to the house, the prime minister, they have made this into a terrorism case, the ban my life coverage on, on, on, on screen and, and they're trying to ban me from politics because there's a case of contempt against me a since i left office, 4 months back. never has there been such a public response for, for any political party as it is for my body to do the government as panicking. though they're watching us growing popularity we. we swept the day by elections and the biggest provinces been job. there were though other 2 by elections whic

everyone expect that men united way is winning a free game, so that is we have to do with it. and all of that i can do is to prepare my team as good as i can and i'm focusing on that new carrier. so incredible winning street has come to an end in canada. the wimbledon runner up had strung together 15 winds from 16 much is going into his quarter final encounter with the whole catch at them on trail masters. but after too tight opening set, the 8 seed poles the world carried 766761. it was curious is 1st loss since going down to norfolk joke, which in the wimbledon final, who catch, who won in miami last year, faces noise, casper. rude for place in the final and in the women's tournament in toronto, simone hallett preach the final fall with victory over 10, said coco golf. the romanian hasn't dropped to set a week. that was also her 36 when of the season. because your mind back to the 1990 s, if you can, when these 2 with some of the biggest rivals in boxing, nigel been and chris, you bang for each other. twice with every match, watched by half a 1000000 people worldwide. and no

money into it, of course i already noted that propaganda really works in relation to this unit in a rather negative wayat the same time, i want to emphasize that during the existence of this unit, various representatives of mass media, especially foreign ones, had the opportunity to visit this unit, to visit its training, to see that these are ordinary people, ordinary ukrainian citizens who are serving in this unit in accordance with the law. and even their activities are all defined by the statutes of the armed forces and regulated by all the laws that regulate the activities of these military formations in ukraine, e-e also worked in mariupol before the start of a full-scale invasion, and various international organizations, in particular, monitor the place of the un and any violations in general regarding the activities of the unit and other e-e. if its components of the national guard e-e official appeals to these international organizations the national guard was not there to judge whether there is a military serviceman or whether there is a person suspected of some illegal activity, in particula

and the only way the united states to get there is by ship . and if they were coming half, half way around the world, and as a consequence, the, the chinese just have to lie and wait in. and it's because it's sitting, it's their domain, their territory. so it's, it's, we have this once again shows aggression. i'm very concerned that what you still have people at the top of the state department in the, by the administration. who are the near cons that are, that are calling these shots. they're unrelenting, they want, they want containment, both for china and russia. that's a sequence we have driven both china and russia into a much greater military alliance. as a consequence, john in new york, you on the jump in, go ahead. yeah, just we, we have military bases in the region. so certainly we have the power to project there are quite easily i mean of course we do have to bring a lot by ship, but we already have a lot of. busy much assets in the region, so we could fight a war. yes, we could find a war with china. it's going to be extremely destruct

and the only way the united states to get there is by ship and they were coming half, half way around the world. and as a consequence, the, the chinese just have to lie and wait in. and it's because it's sitting, it's their domain, their territory. so it's, it's, so we have this once again shows aggression. i'm very concerned that what you still have people at the top of the state department in the biden administration, who are the accounts that are, that are calling the shots. they're unrelenting, they want, they want containment. both were china and russia. that's a consequence. we have driven both china and russia into a much greater military alliance. as a consequence, john in new york, he wanted to jump in. go ahead. yeah, just we, we have military bases in the region, so certainly we have the power to project. there are quite easily, i mean of course we do have to bring a lot by ship, but we already have a lot of. busy military assets in the region, so we could fight a war. yes, we could find a war with china. it's going to be extremely destructive, but we could fight it in indi

way to go there which has created an infrastructure of u.s. company-owned that has private-sector matching funds. that sort of breakthrough has yet to occur in the unitedtates. the way we go is tax and spend. unfortunately, one side of the aisle disagrees with. david: manufacturing is thought by many people cannot be as good as we were 40 or 50 years ago. is that right? andrew: there is a perception that manufacturing is yesterday's sector. that is erroneous because pretty much everything in life is made. ♪ david: what is it you look back on your career and say this is what i am most proud of having done. andrew: it is close family. i am very blessed. the wider ecosystem -- last night i did a one hour interview with the ceo of ibm for my academy at my alma mater. it is to teach 21 and 22 euros -- and recently we have introduced postgrad leadership. david: do leadership -- do leaders have more of a responsibility than just making profits for shareholders? are they more responsible than 20 or 30 years ago? andrew: the rules are changing. what should be the new rules? who knows. who should be working on them? just government? no. just businesses? no. many

it is important to note also that the chinese have identical to the united states, when it comes to that, the same way that the united states views those as important, for the people of energy, their own economies, etc. there's an openness to committing resources, to securing the stability of those areas, so that is something strategic between china and saudi arabia, in the same way, you know, it is strategic between the saudis and the united states. but this is an important point, you think about it as an agent. when you think of it as the problem, countering china and east asia, the south china sea, and the problem with that, when it comes to compartmentalizing it, as we have seen ukraine has an impact on the middle east, the chinese has an impact on the middle east. now, it seems that the chinese view the middle east and the region as a primary region competition for the united states. so china is entering that with the middle east, military bases, trying to get to the military embassy. they see a vacuum, and american vacuum. now, a lot of the stuff in the obama administration, this current adminis

please tell anatoly ivanovich what the united states thinks about russia's cooperation with other countries in the field of energy. today, by the waythe germans in germany admitted that without russian gas supplies to them, gas is a maximum of 2.5 months. and what do the united states think about this, in particular, about the nord stream 2 gas pipeline, which they have been preventing for so long? that no matter how washington tries to present russia as unreliable supplier, and this line continues all this is not true the problem with our customers, including those you mentioned today, began solely as a result of us-imposed or inspired sanctions restrictions. we have never imposed our deliveries, we have not tried to decide, attributing to us a narrowly opportunistic goal, we are ready to sell to everyone who needs inexpensive and high-quality resources of nord stream-2. the flow or pipeline is ready to start in theory, the start of its work could decide uh, almost all the supply problems that arose, uh, with the first stream due to the sanctions, there is not enough, that is, political will. you just need to press the button on t

and take advantage of that, and push the united states to meet them part way, at the very least. and make some civil rights games. whereas the confederacy largely failed to do this. had the confederacy made efforts to the degree that the united states had, we might be experiencing a different story. then centering on how black americans in the south especially, formerly enslaved people managed to use the war to affect their freedom essentially. i will share my screen now and apologies for this whole set up. interest convergence, the u.s. effort to bring back soldiers. i want to open up with this idea of what interest convergence is. entrance convergence is a particular topic that comes through and critical race theory, which has come out of this idea of legal real-ism legal scholars and historians undertaking this work like professor derrick bell and trying to understand how racism and the law coincide in the united states. in ways in which the loss could see certain things, but also runs into limitations when it comes to affecting the quality and achieving ideals versus what happ

united states right now? where do we pivoting to and in many ways there are such countervailing forces in the united states. i think we're at a crossroads. you know, they are extremely strong currents of coexistence on the the invigorating effects of race and and ethnic diversity, you know people and eagerly ant eating demographic change as creating a sort of equal playing field for a country of immigrants, but there are also many who are discomforted by these changes and understandably. so, you know, the changes are happening quickly and sometimes people don't feel prepared or they feel like they don't understand what's going on or they're uncertain about what the effect of those changes are on their lives and as a result you also have the currents towards nativism towards backlash towards exclusivity and and that is also present in our politics and so in many ways, i just think that the united states is teetering on this sort of crossroads about which direction to go and you know, the result has not has been a stalemate at the national level because how you view demographic change whether you think it's i

so the united states for the whole china and but all the way the warranty in the united states are such, there was a bipartisan consensus of china. it's essential to the american issue of the whole american let flow order and then china and here locally. but especially with all the a c in the collect collectivity, $130.00 countries around the world is the largest with all the united. ringback states, so i think that this is kind of patients to carry long but the calculation there's one question, it's been a long day. and the present position is the result of very careful calculations and calibrations that you get to really bitchy. because according to the latest military time, the thought have a 100 percent confidence to play over taiwan until at least a couple of years later. so the idea is possibly to pull up a j doing something rash as a b a dot work. is there the stomach for, for a wider conflict in china, you know, coming after cobra, coming after economic decline across the world. is that something that in essence, in reality that beijing is weighing up very seriously? do thank. s

and took advantage that, made the united states made them part way in the massive civil rights game. the confederacy failed to do this. if the confederacy had made efforts to the degree that the united states have, it may have been a different story. it may have centered on how black americans in the south, especially, formerly enslaved people managed to use the war to affect their freedom, essentially. so, i will share my screen now. apologies for this whole set up. there we go. interest convergence, the u.s. effort to recruit black soldiers. i want to open up on what's interest convergent rains. interest convergence is a particular topic that comes through in critical race theory, which has come out of this idea of evil royal-ism, evil scholars, historians, numerous people have undertaken this work led by professor derek bell in trying to understand how racism and the law coincide in the united states. and, the way in which the law can achieve certain things, but also runs into limitations when it comes to affecting the quality. and, achieving ideals versus what happens in reality.

units. by the way, it is not known whether there will be only units in the armed forces.ell such analogues of private military companies uhu thank you mr. serhiy serhiy, a military expert from grab worked live on the espresso tv channel and gave a brilliant objective analysis of the current situation in the theater of operations, and not only in the theater of operations, we are moving forward at nine o'clock 35 minutes khrystyna yatskiv borkovskyi let's talk further about the economy and about the solutions proposed by the ukrainian government in order to improve the situation somewhat, the audit is preparing a draft law on the additional tax on imported goods in ukraine yaroslav zheleznyak was the first to report this. he writes to confirm that the government is already preparing a draft law on the additional levy on imports. it should be noted here that the chosen concept is not additional import duties, which are difficult to administer, but the introduction of 10% up on currency exchange transactions for the purchase of imported all imported goods . and services is w

forest fire, it broke out after the shelling of ukrainian nationalists earlier because of the way two power units were disconnected from the network. one of them has already been put into operation. the power supply of all districts in the zaporozhye region has been restored. russian hailstorms destroyed an ammunition depot and military vehicles of ukrainian nationalists; attacks in the komi republic smog from forest fires immediately covered two large cities, syktyvkar and ukhta, peat bogs caught fire in the vicinity of rostov-on-don, only in the morning they localized a large fire, burning reeds, put out helicopters and two fire trains. they decided to honor the memory of soviet soldiers in slovakia in bratislava, the freedom run started, its participants will visit 17 cities and towns liberated from the nazis by the red army. let me remind you that more than 63,000 soviet soldiers died during the liberation of slovakia. models in on our air, a selection of the most important interesting events of this day in different years and eras what this day is remembered for in history, we will tell righ

because of the supreme court, that decision on abortion, they've upset every woman in the united states. one way or another. if you don't split of the running for office, where these down abortion, one hundred percent, and get a definitive answer, you're not going to find out who will win the election. you have to answer to questions. who won the election, and where you stand on abortion. thank you. i appreciate it always. guest: these are questions we ask candidates, i'm assure you we do. abortion is one we talk about, and obviously, it has taken extra importance now. i will say with other candidates, for governor, it's a republican decision they are pro-life and antiabortion. there are exceptions for rape, but now are seeing candidates were not for any exceptions, not even the life of the mother. we haven't seen a republican candidate move away. they are trying to argue that after so many weeks into the third trimester, but the majority of americans are somewhere in the middle. when you have images of stories about a 10-year-old being raped and trying to carry that the term, a 14-year-old tryi