talking to professor lisa shipple from the university of ball. thank you so much for team is who tim remains determined to bring ukraine to its knees militarily. and he is assessing that international support for ukraine with wayne. so that will cutting enough list each bed i will advocate sustainable, reliable financial support for ukraine in the coming years to the because it's about the security of europe. oh, well that was did you have a chance to show? so once again, placing support for ukraine and key of needs that reassurance as west and money in west of weapons start running low budget crisis in germany. it's complicated. it commitment to funding you, trying to fight against russia faced as another by roger russian. miss, i was talking to the craig and capital today. unfortunately wounding dozens of people. gym and made and defend systems are increasingly vital to protecting ukrainian cities. and the german chancellor is adamant that weapons deliveries will continue. as we had a chance to assure also sometimes to push for sustainable long

the new year's ball at the palace of independence brought together more than 330 boys and girls from all over the country. these are talented youth, students of cadet schools, universitiesas well as winners of various competitions. to the dancing. everyone was surrounded , everyone was waltzing , a ball where everything was real, traditions and rules, and a program, mazurka, polonaise, waltz, however, not only classics were played, the guys showed real rock...roll accompanied by incendiary hits. investment in children is an investment in the future, the construction of modern institutions, kindergartens, schools, a step and movement forward. our children's charity event continues to bring joy throughout the country. the long-awaited gift was presented to residents of one of the microdistricts. mogilev. kindergarten for 240 places. built in just 9 months. it is equipped with sports and music rooms. there is a computer class, a security room, as well as an office for social and pedagogical work with parents. they also presented a certificate for the purchase of educational equipment, a snowblower, a lawn mower, and household appliances, and children's performances here wi

ball drop in times square. cnn's richard quest reports on how the decent of that giant aluminum ball has become a universal symbolly place to be. of course times square, new york. a new year's eve tradition more than a century old drawing in the masses every december 31st. >> it's a wonderful -- it's the most exciting thing of my life. >> reporter: what's it all about? that. the crystal ball that sits atop one times square. it weighs more than 11,000 pounds. frankly, the whole thing is a bit odd, why do we all watch a ball slide down a pole on new year's eve? >> the first two years, they actually did fireworks atop the building, but i would rain down on the revelers below burning their head. and they had to come up with a new idea. they took these time balls and they added an electricity, lightbulbs and would drop it. >> reporter: this is a party with more than 1 million guests. >> over 1,000 people work on this show that night. that doesn't include the new york police, fire, sanitation, all the city agencies that make this a safe, friendly, happy celebration. >> reporter: new year's eve in times square for many

petersburg, but will visit the best universities of the northern capital, including the oldest stieglitz academy. the balllery falkov, the wish of eight-year-old maxim from moscow will come true to receive a construction set for the new year. apparently, as a future engineer, we will definitely find a suitable designer. moreover, i think this is also compatible with an excursion to one of the russian universities, for example, to the new campus of the bauman moscow state technical university, our leading engineering university. the kindest action in the country gives faith in miracles to those who especially need miracles, children with disabilities fighting serious illnesses, those who grow up in low-income families or are left without parents at all, children whose fathers are fighting in the northern military district zone. pavel, moscow, 7 years old, dreams of feeling like a firefighter, this is at the address. kirill, kemerovo region, kusbass, mariinsk, 12 years old, dreams of a set of boxing equipment. dear guys, i will definitely fulfill your wishes. each the desire is waiting for the opportunity t

the university of highlands in islands highs in ball tunnel, a large scale to your physical programs. all 5 survey arriving these monuments see what else was potentially here. and what we've discovered is it the landscape which fails as monuments, excavations have yielded evidence of sites that were used by colts, as well as settlements and graves. the concentration of nearly 6 structures on the island is extensive. this is the maze o burial sites the, the standing stones extend this form one of the oldest circular structures in britain. the 150 meters away are the remains at the barn house settlement. the entrance to the narrow headland is guarded by a 5.6 meter high. mama lift called the watch stone. further along, we find vanessa pro dar, a major settlement that included houses, a huge stone wall. and even a neal lifted version of a cathedral archaeologist have discovered other in the olympic structures that lie directly on the coast. the this settlement includes some small stone houses. much of the excavation size has been covered to protect the masonry from the elements. no visit

of the capital. more than forty joint educational programs, university and school students, and teachers received the award of the ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary of china. dress uniform dress cadet ball opened a marathon charity event our children are in the mogilev region. to produce their own products in joint ventures, alexander lukashenko outlined the goals of cooperation with the moscow region of russia in negotiations with its governor. andrei vorobyov has served as the head of the region for more than one term, and is here on a visit to our country. for the first time, but this fact has never been an obstacle to close cooperation. moreover, the capital region of russia is a leader among the subjects of the federation in terms of trade volume. it has already exceeded $9 billion, and by the end of the year it is expected to be noticeably higher than $10. this is the best indicator in the entire history of bilateral contacts. trade is carried out across almost the entire range of goods, the main ones being household appliances, food products, butter, cheese; in your region it is planned to create a production of dry construction mixtures based on belarusian cement. i suggest not

the most beautiful holiday tradition, the new year's ball in the palace of independence, among the invited, gifted university students , the president is present, these are people of exceptional hard work and responsibility, the prime minister presented state awards to representatives of various fields. the thieves of the festive mood, poland and lithuania, played the role of the grinch and arranged for travelers to run on the spot and for many kilometers. situation on the border in our broadcast. the collection of good deeds is replenished. promotion our children continue to maintain the new year's mood in special schools, boarding schools and social centers. holiday atmosphere and dancing. the republican new year's ball for youth takes place in the palace of independence. and according to tradition, the president also took part. alexander lukashenko warmly greeted all participants of the event. goes once a year just for you, and seeing amazingly beautiful, happy, young people, i think with gratitude about your parents, teachers, lecturers, that’s them brought you to the palace of independence because you w

ball. the usf dons hosting the university of seattle. this one came down to the wire.down one late in the second half. marcus williams hits the short jumper. usf up 5755. final seconds seattle one last chance kobe williamson misses the three. usf holds on 6259. how about utah state visiting santa clara also goes down to the final seconds, 8278. utah state adomah ball down the lane. and this is with authority. that makes it a two point game utah state up four after free throws carlos marshall junior with a huge jumper to get back within two. but with three seconds left, all utah state needed to do to seal the win was inbound the ball and they barely do that. santa clara falls 84 8249 ers visit arizona sunday. brock purdy leading the league in passer rating completion percentage yards per attempt get. the national media seems reluctant to anoint the last pick in the draft mvp consideration. kyle shanahan was asked if brock isn't the mvp. how about christian mccaffrey? >> try and get me in trouble with those two guys. >> i think he's playing the best on the on the team th

of turning it into a ball. this is a very serious work that will influence the understanding of the structure of the universe, theig bang theory, and many, many things, but another one of the most impressive elements that impressed me was the discovery of graphene. game, i don’t remember his name, one of the scientists was named game, the second is konstantin novoselov, these are the scientists who began their work in our chernogolovka, and more than twenty, i think years ago, they received the nobel prize in physics, they began, as i already said, in our russian institute. graphene is a substance made of pure carbon, the thinnest and strongest material. today on earth, it is hard as a diamond, it is approximately 300,000 times thinner than a sheet of paper, and it is also very flexible, conducts electricity perfectly, and this provides the prerequisites for a real revolution, if if you want, in this area, about russian, if we talk about young scientists, specialists, then i’ll also name maxim nikitin from phystech, and he works in sirius at our school, the fundamental mechanism for storing information in dna was

balls. they were created by scientists from the university of applied sciences in getting in and are being tested in the field today. of those kinds of meat on me. let's play from 30 meters away, the fungus spreads out about the size of a face. i could do this and that's are bigger than that. so we need one or 2 shots to cover the whole mess with this. like we 1st look at the tips of the leaves and use up and once we found areas that have been heat and we tracked down and asked by following them towards the trunk of the red balls contain bavaria bussey on a fungus that spreads inside the insect and kills them. when the professor was gone, who has spent years researching the various methods of combating the pesky oak procession? every caterpillar is favorite is firing. the deadly fungus directly into the nest that goes to any sport is on. and it's a naturally occurring animal, pathogenic fungus, which is a fancy way of saying that it kills insects and have the, we extracted the fungus from this oil. i packed it into a ball and shot it into the nest of the old procession area. within the 8 hours an

ball. the usf dons hosting the university of seattle. this one came down to the wire. one late in the second half. marcus williams hits the short jumper. usf up 5755. final seconds seattle one last chance kobe williamson misses the three. usf holds on 6259. how about utah state visiting santa clara also goes down to the final seconds, 8278. utah state adomah ball down the lane. and this is with authority. that makes it a two point game utah state up four after free throws carlos marshall junior with a huge jumper to get back within two. but with three seconds left, all utah state needed to do to seal the win was inbound the ball and they barely do that. santa clara falls 84 8249 ers visit arizona sunday. brock purdy leading the league in passer rating completion percentage yards per attempt get. the national media seems reluctant to anoint the last pick in the draft mvp consideration. kyle shanahan was asked if brock isn't the mvp. how about christian mccaffrey? >> try and get me in trouble with those two guys. >> i think he's playing the best on the on the team that's

school, participated in events, for example, as an outstanding graduate of my university with honors, i participated in the republican ballo have such a personal dialogue. you started your modeling career back in your school years, and today psychologists argue a lot about whether schoolgirls should be sent as models, invited to participate in beauty contests, so you are studying to become a psychologist now, what do you think about this? i really share two concepts: modeling school and modeling career, modeling school is an aesthetic general development. which affects in general the education of girls and boys in general, no matter who gender, so a subject that, in principle , life doesn’t give us directly, the school curriculum doesn’t give it, they don’t teach it in life either, you consciously go there to become better, so to put it roughly, now parents send their children to model schools so that they opened up and discovered their best sides , some felt like they were in a new image, some were able to overcome their own... some clamps, and i, working in a modeling school, i see what influence it has, in no case not

nevrest and pinsk, so, if you follow it for a while, like a magic ball, you can go to the former market square, in the role of a universalallow you not to go astray to see the true history of the city, a whole scattering of objects bygone era, vintage mansions and urban development, of course, with a slight touch of the 21st century. representatives participated in the construction of stolin. several nations, the jewish population predominated, and although they were not its first inhabitants, having moved, they continued the village street stolinka to the west and settled along the river. every week we review the main topics that aroused the greatest interest among our viewers and subscribers on social networks, we offer to learn the belarusian language while walking with our tv guides, and we also introduce you to amazing people who live in belarus and do everything for its development. broadcast 24/7. a project that everyone should see. watch us every friday at. doing his favorite thing, often after youthful fun the wives of those husbands who have shown themselves come up to me and say: i am so grateful to you, and i

of tyumen state university love to play lopta so much. russian lopta is very reminiscent of english cricket and american baseball. the player must hit the ballrn back so that the opponent does not have time to slap him, that is, hit him with a sword. for a lopta a platform is used... on the sword from behind the head in an overhead way: we take the bat by the handle, the body weight is on our left leg, on the left leg, we show the height, the edge of the bat indicates the height to which your partner will throw the ball to you, we show it once height, we swing by two, we transfer the body weight from the left leg to the right, to the right, and by three we perform a forward swing movement, and this should hit the ball, yes, and we don’t leave our hands here, but we make the movement to the end and we accompany you with tassels. i understand, but don’t hit yourself and don’t hit the floor, yeah, that means a swing, yes, one at a time they showed the height, they gave it, i throw the ball to you, nothing, nothing, now everything will work out, everything is fine, oh, the first ball hit our leading operator right in the eye, the second hit anot

congressional dodge ball where easy questions were thrown at these universities and they ducked, dodged, dipped, and dodged almost every one of them. you saw that and stefanik was on fire and maybe because she went to harvard, but she went hard on harvard, which the profestivus -- professor couldn't answer the simplest of questions. elizabeth: is it taxing their endowments because the college endowments are the size of wall street hedge funds. i mean, these colleges exist tax free. they don't pay income taxes or property taxes. now there's anti-semitism. it's taking the form of excusing rape against israelly women as if they don't matter. we see that from the squad and they're not doing enough to denounce it. they're staying silent on this and this isn't time to stand up for the common humanity and set aside your cultural differences, we're human beings. look at -- if all those college presidents sat down and actually looked at the graphic content in the 10/7 terror attacks, would they be singing a different tune today? >> i think they would. i think they would. sign me up to end all subsidies at all mate factories, that's wh

hurricane ball left grandma, fell off the pedestal and rolled around the city, wherever your eyes look. denis morozov, tv presenter, chief editor of projects once and my universitieschannel, member of the academy of russian television. denis was born and raised in izhevsk, studied at the faculty of romance and germanic philology of the udmurd state university, and graduated from the faculty of journalism of moscow state university. when. i was a high school student, there was no internet, and television was quite boring, there were only reference books for applicants, and of course i envy modern schoolchildren, they have such a chance, firstly, to study all the history of the country, thanks to the internet, their websites, and of course, thanks to our program , my universities, the future of the present. once in omsk, be sure to visit the museum of fine arts. arts named after vrubel. this mansion contains a rich collection of russian paintings. by the way, the great artist mikhail alexandrovich vrubel was born exactly in omsk, 167 years ago. the vrubel museum houses the only paintings by the great artist beyond the urals. the object of special pride is the most p

ball earning all city honor. after graduating in 1953, leo attended the university of san francisco on a base ball scholarship wherewas nicknamed hook and became a star catcher. 57 graduated from usf and married his beloved wife. leo and [indiscernible] shared journey filled with love, joy and 6 children, laura, christopher, michael, nick, paul and angela. 15 grand children and 4 great grand children. 1958 to 65, leo worked at sea food on san francisco waterfront. fond 1902 by his grand father. professional life took a meaningful turn when he accepted a position to teach and coach. a role embraced with unparalleled passion and commitment. over his 35 year tenure at si, leo became a pillar of the community profoundly impacting the lives of countless students. he served as english economic teacher, director of summer school and notably as director of athletics. leo's journey was a life full of love, service and unwavering dedication. he will be missed. a funeral mass will be celebrated at saint mary, 1111 gough in san francisco on thursday december 7 at 10 a.m. holly rosary, preceding mass at 9:30. there is reception

of sports psychiatry at stanford university. here's what he had to say about what's considered playing aggressively versus being out of line. >> in football, if you hit someone when the ball is not live, then, then now it's considered not. it's not okay anymore, right? the aggression is fine as long as the ball is in play. and now that it's not, it's not fine. um, so we're kind of setting the lines, um, you know, we being people who support the sport, we being people who govern the sport, who set the rules. um, so out of line, really, you know, we can talk about moral and ethical standards of what one should and shouldn't do, but just in the context of the sport. um, you know, inappropriate. inappropriate is defined by the rules of that particular sport. >> and you can watch interviews like that one every weekday. getting answers airs at 3 p.m. monday through friday here on abc seven and wherever you stream. all right. >> let's turn back now and talk about this weather, which was pretty heavy around the bay area today. >> so let's see how long we're going to have that rain. sandya. yeah at least through the middle of the week. >> yeah. it was a good soaking. to start off

we go, we're going to get the ball and those out of the rooms, refresh to me and you said uncle on the associate professor at the university of south africa joining us from due by a great pleasure of having you on the program. thank you so much for your time and give them to fix the way for you. right now. russia is a central election commission, has an hours of voting and next year's election taking place of a 3 days pose. opening friday, the 15th of march to sunday. the 17th read more about that on our website, the sorry to guys us now where israel target's a residential building in the southern city of con, you noticed it's very close to the alamo hospital in the palestine red crescent society headquarters. we understand dozens reportedly killed and would, or the, or on more day off the day. the wounded arriving to hospitals. children routinely in the critical condition. and as israel expands his ground operations of the south of gods, or at least 17000 people have lost their lives and the conflicts and the stock that's according to ramallah. also adding that 70 percent of those of women and children under 18. because a

ball. in gostiny dvor there are about 3.00 of the best students of cadet corps, military schools and universities over russia. in the welcome telegram. let's return to the charge with which we started the release today, an exhibition of pavel felonov, a key representative, opened there. avant-garde in along with scandinsky and yamalevich, he did not fit into socialist realism, and his paintings remained misunderstood for many decades; the current exhibition will help decipher them, yuri cherbakov appreciated. the general meaning of the mood of the exhibition is particularly characterized by just two word names of the world's heyday. it was precisely this pronunciation that the artist himself focused on. the fact is that before the revolution, world meant life without war, while world on a scale of everything. in the pile of factory machines in the tired gaze of an elderly seamstress you can see a special the master's handwriting, geometric dynamics, mosaics and the paradoxical combination of rough simplicity and at the same time incredible purity, even holiness in the faces of the main characters

ball earning all city honor. after graduating in 1953, leo attended the university of san francisco on a base ball scholarship wherewas nicknamed hook and became a star catcher. 57 graduated from usf and married his beloved wife. leo and [indiscernible] shared journey filled with love, joy and 6 children, laura, christopher, michael, nick, paul and angela. 15 grand children and 4 great grand children. 1958 to 65, leo worked at sea food on san francisco waterfront. fond 1902 by his grand father. professional life took a meaningful turn when he accepted a position to teach and coach. a role embraced with unparalleled passion and commitment. over his 35 year tenure at si, leo became a pillar of the community profoundly impacting the lives of countless students. he served as english economic teacher, director of summer school and notably as director of athletics. leo's journey was a life full of love, service and unwavering dedication. he will be missed. a funeral mass will be celebrated at saint mary, 1111 gough in san francisco on thursday december 7 at 10 a.m. holly rosary, preceding mass at 9:30. there is reception

the ball heard people say this stuff 20 of times so what are you doing to put peace in this? >> a couple thoughts james madison university, one of the things we learned was civics education meets roundabouts in this country. science and math are really important but need to focus on education. jm you as part of the general education program we have a requirement, the american experience that focuses on understanding america's government, political institution and values like freedom of speech and where they come from because students have grown up in the polls that show a large number of students that the democracy isn't necessarily the most important thing so there's a lot of work we have to do with our students. at jm you we talk about what we could do in terms of providing something for all of our students, not just some. we have lots of questions with debate but what are you doing for students in science and across? the first think we have done for us we had a question during orientation for all incoming students and transfer students to talk about the importance of freedom of expression said it was shot before stude

the ball heard people say this stuff 20 of times so what are you doing to put peace in this? >> a couple thoughts james madison university one of the things we learned was civics education meets roundabouts in this country. science and math are really important but need to focus on education. jm you as part of the general education program we have a requirement, the american experience that focuses on understanding america's government, political institution and values like freedom of speech and where they come from because students have grown up in the polls that show a large number of students that the democracy isn't necessarily the most important thing so there's a lot of work we have to do with our students. at jm you we talk about what we could do in terms of providing something for all of our students, not just some. we have lots of questions with debate but what are you doing for students in science and across? the first think we have done for us we had a question during orientation for all incoming students and transfer students to talk about the importance of freedom of expression said it was shot before studen

university? caller: i did not. i lived in the penn area, i have been a fan of their best ball team as a child. think it is a disgraceful. i think it is disgraceful. this woman at penn, all three of them should be fired. i think these universities need to expound on their science, math and education. host: got it. susan is a college student, rockville, connecticut. what university do you go to? caller: trinity college in hartford. i would like to say when i was -- i am in my 60's, but my college was interrupted when i was normal age because my sister died in a fire and i was not able to complete. i am one of the lucky people to go back to college at an age where i feel it is a luxury to study. i would say on campus where i know that i was part of a group of students for justice for palestine before any of this happened. the younger kids, because i do not have to worry about a career or being blacklisted or whatever you want to call it, going to law school and getting kicked out -- the traditional age students are afraid to join that group because as soon as you join that group, you are called an

graduated summa cum laude from duke university and she earned her jd, magna cool latte from harva law school, where she served as the supreme court chair of the harvard ball review . professor grove clerk for judge gars on the united states court of appeals for t fifth circuit, where i started my career, and then spent four years as an attorney for the department of justice civil division appellate staff. she is a co-author of low and jeffrey's federal courts in the law federal state relations and she has served as the chair of the federal court section of the association of american law schools. she also previously received the paul bap touaward. de? [applause] >> thank you, judge. let the record show i made it almost to 9:15 am before i stopped at the first insult to notre dame football today. next year is a brand-new year. thank you all for being here. and i was teaching and friday morning. in part because the people who opt in on friday mornings are a special breed. thank you for being here today. this morning, i will be arguing that originalism goes hand-in-hand with the president and the doctrine. even more than that, i will argue that it strengthen

of striking for california state university. faculty members yesterday was down in southern california cal poly pomona today. it's here in san francisco and it's set to last ball tomorrow and thursday. and faculty members, ultimately want to the group is looking for a 12% pay raise for the first year along with smaller class sizes, more counselors and extended parental leave. the university is only offering a pay raise of 15% for a 3 year span, including this year's say you can only to offer 5% each year, but professor say it's not enough to remember. a lot of them are former faculty members. so please remember what it's like to be effective or try to raise a family instead of escalator to to success in the in total, the california faculty association represents about 29,000 professors and lecturers. all that are out here arguing with inflation, their student loan debt in trying to start a family 5% a year is not it and will not cut june. spoke with say they do think professors deserve a pay raise but also worried that tuition may go up in class sizes could get bigger, but ultimately say the universities and affording it should not affect admin they may call i

of the folks, because i hear this is a major theme right here. two corinthians that's the whole ball game. where the spirit of the lord is, there is liberty. here there is liberty universityevangelical world. in 2016, donald trump attempted to cite a bible verse following the advice of tony perkins at liberty university. the gaffe led the future president to harbor resentment toward the evangelical community for years, despite being the key voting bloc that propelled him to power. joining us is staff writer from "the atlantic" tim alberta, the author of the new book "the kingdom, the power and the glory." i'm fascinated and frightened by this issue. tell us about the inspiration for the book. >> thanks for having me. yes. look, i grew up evangelical. my dad was a pastor in the evangelical presbyterian church. i grew up literally physically inside the church. as i grew older, even though my relationship with jesus never changed, i really started to feel my relationship with the church changing and really became disillusioned with evangelical christianity, which was wrapped up in national ideals, political zealotry and hypocrisy. ultimately, when my dad died, it forced me t

of conflict resolution and diplomacy at george mason university. good to have you bank with us. so as we enter 2024 is the risk growing the m and becomes the avenue that sucks ball regional and global pals into this conflict. it's going to be the surprise spin over the need them the is about 80 is know the americans know all the powers into one have predicted it has always assume the, the has the bottle is what it clashes as the norm and the vision and split over that can be contained the one way or the other, but now it has to be expensive both north and south. so you guys are, you have has been a lot and then you have a good rate seat and the food is out of it. active as a non state actors and the significance of this shift is not just security on politics. it's also trade 12 percent of international trade goes through the strait of betterment. the data for data is more than one concern. that means the whole traffic tank cars and all the goods that i've been delivered through these betterment the become very expensive. so, bro, cause and the insurance companies that london will raise the prices and also the cost when wouldn't do and also the cost of like on th

university named after bauman, which is under construction. mikhail murashka is organizing a trip to the kremlin christmas tree for eight-year-old veronica from vladimir. alexander kurenkov. i removed from the wish tree a ball ofu like no other. investigator for particularly important cases, maria shvetsova is always there where a non-standard approach to the investigation is required. extensive experience combined with phenomenal intuition will help identify even the most sophisticated criminal. on the one hand, there are no clues, on the other hand, on the other hand, maybe this is a clue. in a series of constant investigations, marya sergeevna is trying to understand her relationship with oleg. believe me, i will not do anything to ruin your relationship. in the new series , shveitsova will have to investigate the mysterious murder of a taxi driver. there are too many inconsistencies in this case, and she will need help more than ever without a replacement team. what can you find in all this after these firefighters? replace the law. an intriguing continuation of your favorite series tonight on the russia tv channel. do not miss. ekaterina and kirill stogov. can you imagine, i wake up in my bed, at home, su

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ball game. where the spirit of the lord, right? where the spirit of the lord is, there is liberty. here, there is liberty college, but liberty universityyou think, that's really -- is that one? is that the one you like? i think that's the one you like. >> it was the mistake heard around the evangelical world. in 2016, donald trump attempted to cite a bible verse following the advice of tony perkins during an appearance at liberty university. the gaffe led the future president to harbor resentment toward the evangelical community for years, despite being the key voting block that propelled him to power. joining us now to explain is staff writer for "the atlantic," tim alberta. he is the author of the new book entitled "the kingdom, the power, and the glory: american evangelicals in an age of extremism." i'm fascinated and frightened by this issue, tim. i'm really glad you wrote this book. first of all, tell us about the inspiration for the book. >> thanks, mika. thanks, joe, for having me. yes, the inspiration for the book, look, i grew up evangelical. my dad was a pastor in the evangelical presbyterian church. that's my background, my

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