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since the previous hour, genno and sassuolo and verna and torino are at a distance.n abdam, juventus will play with salernitana and atalanta with rome. at in the spanish league, from week 30, padiz won with a goal on the hook. minutes ago, atlético madrid went to meet celta vigo, and then valencia , baalkan and ralbia will play in the last game of the 33rd week of the german bundesliga . in mashhad, across from hafen. they will enter trafford for the championship and if they win, they will return to the top. it is true that united is miles away from its golden era this season, but el tratford has not shown on the capital's wood for a long time. the red devils have lost only once in their last 16 games against arsenal in the theater of dreams. the team's last match in this stadium was last season when arteta's students lost 3 results. this game is a matter of life and death for both teams. arsenal must win this game in order to stay in the championship course, and united desperately needs to win to at least hope for a european quota. they, who lost to crystal palace l

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live now to paul verna, vp of content, emarketer. thank you forjoining us. working out for disney plus?— do we think it is working out for disney plus? they have had a re for disney plus? they have had a pretty good _ for disney plus? they have had a pretty good run _ for disney plus? they have had a pretty good run in _ for disney plus? they have had a pretty good run in the - for disney plus? they have had a pretty good run in the last. a pretty good run in the last few months, just since the last quarter, actually, it is a milestone they announced this streaming service joint venture with warner brothers discovery and box. they settle their differences at least for now with the state of florida, they beat back on activist investor revolt, that was huge. they are combining the disney plus and hulu content under one application. and they are about to roll out a password sharing programme, we know how well that worked out for netflix. they are putting a lot of pieces in place to deliver on the promise of bringing the streaming service to profitability by the

day, joining us now for more, nicholas thompson, ceo of the atlantic and here on set with us, paul vernalcome to you both. paul, i'm a little surprised to hear -- it should make sense, always a record every cycle, but this one feels like there's a lot of apathy out there. some have suggested to the campaigns just spend big in the sort of narrowest of swing states and why flood the zone right now. what do you hear is the strategy we're likely to see? >> i think the fact that there's not a lot of enthusiasm around the election doesn't necessarily equate to less ad spending. and you could actually argue the opposite. that motivating voters when there's this sort of like malaise around the whole election is even more important. we know it's going to be a very divisive election. they all are and they just seem to get more that way every year. in addition to promoting candidates, you have a lot of issues that are going to be on the ballots. and those are contentious. those are places where i think voters can still be persuadable. so, the ad spending is going to come. there's no question. >> ni

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