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walk on, walk on... the interval - arena is going wild! walk on, walk on...l act, l arena is going wild! walk on, walk on... the interval act, a celebration _ walk on... the interval act, a celebration of _ walk on... the interval act, a celebration of liverpool. - walk on... the interval act, a celebration of liverpool. # i celebration of liverpool. # and celebration of liverpool. is" and you'll never walk celebration of liverpool. 32?" and you'll never walk alone... # and you will never walk alone! it is not often the show has to pause to wipe away the tears. and there were a few tears from the winner at the end of the evening. loreen, a second eurovision trophy. a great night for sweden but also you can see that finland here is parting into the night however there was one definite uk winner on the evening, liverpool. david sillito, bbc news. that looks like such a spectacular night! the musical spectacular was watched by an estimated global tv audience of 180 million. people who weren't lucky enough to get a ticket to the arena in liverpool packed into the

and if we walk away from that, if we walk away from that because people get weak-kneed, they are crying, we are not going to make our debt payments, yes, we are. the president of the united states knows what you know. we can't walk away from our debt payments. we have to make those payments. secretary yellen and the president know it. we will not default but we are defaulting on the american dream every single day where we continue to spend money that we don't have to fund the bureaucrats. if the republicans walk away with this, they don't deserve to stay in the majority. we should hold the line for >> c-span shop.org is c-span's online store. there is a collection of c-span products apparel, books, home to core and accessories. there is something for every c-span fan. every purchase helps support our nonprofit operation. shop now or anytime at c-spanshop.org. >> watch video on demand anytime online at c-span.org. and check out our points of interest to future, that will guide you to key points in the timeline of our coverage. use it anytime at c-span.org. >> listening to programs on c-

two men walk up captured on cctv.d driveway and in 63 seconds and without a key, they were able to drive away. i woke up the next morning, got up woke up the next morning, got up quite — woke up the next morning, got up quite early, but my head out the door, — up quite early, but my head out the door, no range rover, then looks_ the door, no range rover, then looks down_ the door, no range rover, then looks down the drive, opened the gate _ looks down the drive, opened the ate. , ~ ., ., looks down the drive, opened therate. , ~ ., ., , ., the gate. dvla data shows range rovers where _ the gate. dvla data shows range rovers where the _ the gate. dvla data shows range rovers where the second - the gate. dvla data shows range rovers where the second most i rovers where the second most stolen car last year but is not limited to one model. 0ver limited to one model. over 30,000 cars were reported as stolen in the capital last year. that's an average of 7a every day. analysis by the liberal democrats shows 87% of london's

it is a short walk from this, a major crossroads to the end of the walk, where migrants camp.eemed unlikely to make it are pushing on. fueled by hearing the boats taking them to safety inside of panama are a matter of hours away. even salvaging her stick from the water. yet, this is where stories of survival merge with the dark er path of the past of death. this used by 12 days of the cartel meets a much older one. occasionally people still emerge from this route, but it's mostly walked by the ghosts of those before. their clothes and plastic caught in the trees from when the rains took the rivers higher. now it is flat, silent, and speaks of decay. the bodies here have traces of the past, but there's no burial, no name, no memory. no matter how busy it evidently got, people were left behind. fragments of lives abandoned or childhoods interrupted, cast aside. moments almost frozen in time. and the sound of the river, giant yet calm, echoing. the people who pass us say they set out in a group of 400 from colombia, but something has changed. locals tell us the cartel is fracturi

or walking around with you. >> we all walk our dogs, we walk to friends' houses. to think the guy lives five feet away from us, it's insane. >> a murderer is off the streets. and our families will sleep easier tonight. >> reporter: a lot of relief in davis. folks tell me they feel they can walk around without fear. the uc davis chancellor today said that they will return -- the university will return to an in-person class schedule on monday, adding that davis is still a great place to live and to learn. >>> weir learning about carlos dominguez, the suspect. not only a uc davis student, but he grew up here in the bay area. we talked about that. raised in oakland. we'll start with his davis connection. the university says he was separated from that university because of academic reasons. two days after his so-called separation from davis, the first stabbing was reported near campus. here's the timeline. two days later, another stabbing, a uc davis student was killed. monday, may 1st, just this week, a homeless woman was stabbed but is expected to survive. also this

so the modern human is built for walking and running. it's often said that 10000 steps a day is healthy, but it's actually very little scientific data to support that number. however, one recent study showed that people who will 8000 state the day have a much lower risk of dying from cardiovascular diseases than those who take just 4000 steps. running, have many benefits for anyone who wants to take up jogging here or on top tips for success with you should warm up before every run. infected warm up increases breathing and heart rate and it'll bring the body to something like an operating temperature. ah, yeah. eliza, getting warmed up, is ideal preparation. it helps prepare the muscles, tendons, and joints for the upcoming. after all, you don't want to injure yourself while training. any fellow lung fanning? ah, ah! after a 20 minute warm up, the muscles are warm and ready to go. keep the body straight and run in a relaxed way. not too fast. if what happened now the 1st benefit of running is it's fun. the more you run, the more fun it i

he was obviously with the team and walked - he walk out with?he team and walked out of tom lockyer _ with the team and walked out of tom lockyer and _ with the team and walked out of tom lockyer and had an amazing time, and he absolutely loved and cherished every _ he absolutely loved and cherished every minute of it. how he absolutely loved and cherished every minute of it.— he absolutely loved and cherished every minute of it. how old his age? charlie is 14- — every minute of it. how old his age? charlie is 14. 0h, _ every minute of it. how old his age? charlie is 14. 0h, right. _ every minute of it. how old his age? charlie is 14. 0h, right. did - every minute of it. how old his age? charlie is 14. 0h, right. did he i charlie is 14. 0h, right. did he tell you about _ charlie is 14. 0h, right. did he tell you about his _ charlie is 14. 0h, right. did he| tell you about his conversation charlie is 14. 0h, right. did he i tell you about his conversation with tom before the match? did they charge? d0 tom before the match? did they charae? ,, tom

reach i walk down the street looking for a person who will help me live in a sitting position. here he turned over several times in a wheelchair. a real overcoming. how to overcome yourself and the indifference of others is it impossible to climb such a steep descent alone? it feels as if you are not in the city, a large landscaping near moscow, where work is already being completed. thank you who is in the forest, who is in the park where else will the creators of comfort come, it's a pleasure, especially when it's under your feet. only we have the main story, which happened next sunday at exactly eight in the morning . all news is always available on the media platform, we watch it in the application or on the site smotrim.ru by this hour. we are all following developments. see you. what do you think, when this kremlin was built , ancient places in the bronze age? people lived here, but this square for many centuries was the center of trade, and indeed of public life in general. what do the finds of archaeologists testify to , what do you think about the kremlin? the name of

i stood up and walks down and i found a volunteer pastor. i accepted jesus christ as my personal lord and savior and it changed my life forever. [applause] it is the most important decision i ever made. his grace has sustained me, ever since. i am trying to reflect what that has meant to me since that day, in the rain. the second most important i ever made in my life was the day i asked karen whitaker to be my wife. [applause] she has been the greatest evidence of god's grace in my life. i've heard you a few times say i'm a christian, i'm a conservative, andy republican, in that order. >> that's right. >> maybe you might say was on january 6. it might have been the other time in your life when you felt your faith was really tested. >> early in my faith walk, the hardest day for me, was the day dad left us. i was in the middle of that first campaign in 1988. karen and i were driving around in our pontiac grand prix. a little sign on the door, we would tape, mike pence for congress. as i recounted in the book, i got a phone call to hurry to th

already walk for five-year-old dima zinoviev to walk. it's a lot of fun and a lot of work.ly stand and walk with support, but until recently, doctors did not believe that it was possible, when he was born, they said that after a hemorrhage he would live for a day, maximum, then they said 10 days, he will live later , when they did a bunch of operations on his head, he was bypassed, he lost his sight at 2 months. they said that he would live a maximum of a year dima gave everyone a lesson in love for life and willpower for seven months in the hospital diagnosis, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, deformity, stop, doctors said the child would not be able to walk, and because of the cerebral hemorrhage , the arms would not be able to move. you have made the specialists of the turner national center for pediatric traumatology in st. petersburg prooperators of the leg day. after the operation, he was able to remove the cast. and get on your feet, just in shoes, at least get up and hold out for a walk. this is a joy for him, in general, he was now learning to walk with a multi-support can

you say a different walk of life. you say a different walk _ different walk of life.k of _ different walk of life. you say a different walk of life _ different walk of life. you say a different walk of life for - different walk of life. you say a different walk of life for most l different walk of life. you say a i different walk of life for most who appear in court and that is a whole different ball game. let's stick to the idea of literally being alone in court, it would be less traumatising would it not for the alleged victim? i do not believe so. we have the ability to put in screens and for people to give evidence through video camera. no one precludes that but i think what we are seeing and notjust in the legal possession but this is causing concern against widespread civic society. but where does corroboration _ widespread civic society. but where does corroboration lie _ widespread civic society. but where does corroboration lie because - widespread civic society. but where l does corroboration lie because there was a possibility that the need for corroboratio

and if we walk away from that, if we walk away from that because people get weak-kneed, they are crying, we are not going to make our debt payments, yes, we are. the president of the united states knows what you know. we can't walk away from our debt payments. we have to make those payments. secretary yellen and the president know it. we will not default but we are defaulting on the american dream every single day where we continue to spend money that we don't have to fund the bureaucrats. if the republicans walk away with this, they don't deserve to stay in the majority. we should hold the line for

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not be slow walk any longer.o believe the curiosity around why it's taking so long. i am fatigued by this investigation. if there's something there and hunter has to -- hunter biden as a defendant would have to face him, he's not the defendant because he's not been charged. we almost feel like he has and i think the american public feels he has because of the things said but i think after today and i've read in the articles i think i got the same background materials you got this time. [laughter] the whistleblowers to testify privately with the ways and means committee, tax committee and congress tomorrow and i hope democrats participate in republicans as well and if there's something here if this gentleman is telling the truth i would agree when you come forward, this is a lot of risk you're taking, we -- they should bring mr. garland back before the committee and ask, how do you counter this and perhaps do it in private but it deserves a private answer. >> you are still invited. >> i agree we should lock up mer

it was just to go for a walk.e and a bit of freedom from the chaos. what a day! people might think we are mad for a walk in the country, but at least we are doing something. we are doing something. it has been great. we have had a laugh and it has been an adventure. ~ ., , ., . adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason _ adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason to _ adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason to put _ adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason to put one _ adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason to put one foot - adventure. where are you? while tim needed a reason to put one foot in - needed a reason to put one foot in front of another, john has had its own reasons. i front of another, john has had its own reasons-— front of another, john has had its own reasons. i am on edge. i was depressed. — own reasons. i am on edge. i was depressed. i— own reasons. i am on edge. i was depressed, i felt _ own reasons. i am on edge. i was depressed, ifelt i _ o

and ivan is walking, walking at the same time with you, the word is lokshino, this is not ivan, thisna let everyone press sisters. diana was the first to hear. diana i'm flying, what lokshina is yourself to press lokshina. ivan is great. this is the correct disclaimer available word. i see, i drink it can look like and it swims the summer is. ivan kalyvazko, i'm flying that skripene stomp, this is my inventory. russia is skrypenka, this is roslina, ivan-tea. this is also the creepiest. the first is that you know the accessible word, the word biklava. this is a vessel of a brychka, titov's stick is still such ivan ivan kali-weasel. i'm flying, what is this vessel, what is this pitching chuvin meadow? tiba diana tracing paper, i'm flying, what's the word poplu this diana no? float. this is wow zalina's onion at understand crayfish. well, what are you spread word. we guessed. now we kindly know that yana means a naughty deed, ivan dyaku and the great come on in. they say that you can judge your health, because we rejoice in the morning and the coming spring, the secrets of good morning

you can't walk past that line, - can't walk past that line, but... , ., can't walk past that line, but. ok, then you will shoot me? yes- _ but... ok, then you will shoot me? yes. talking _ but... ok, then you will shoot me? yes. talking to - but... ok, then you will shoot me? yes. talking to insiders. | me? yes. talking to insiders. that is more _ me? yes. talking to insiders. that is more my _ me? yes. talking to insiders. that is more my style. - me? yes. talking to insiders. that is more my style. do - me? yes. talking to insiders. that is more my style. do i i that is more my style. do i look like a princess? i can curtsy and talk at the same time. and consulting princes and princesses about life without a crown. your highness, tell me how you would like me to address you?— tell me how you would like me to address you? your highness or princess _ to address you? your highness or princess or _ to address you? your highness or princess orjust _ to address you? your highness or princess orjust martha, - to address you? your highness or princess orjust martha, i. or princess orjust mar

they're walking normally.ag for police. it shows christina and enrique walking into the same parking garage where her car was found. that contradicted what enrique had told police previously that they had parted ways long before that. he had also said he'd parked in a different garage. so they invited him back down to the plano pd and showed him a frame of that video. >> possibly, i could have gone that way and then to the other parking garage. >> so you're thinking it -- it might be a possibility that y'all could have walked through this garage? >> possibly. but, i mean, i'm -- i was -- i wasn't sober at the time. >> okay. >> he says he must have walked through that parking garage, and he just was mistaken. but he continues to insist he didn't park in the same parking garage as christina. >> plausible. except police had another video. just three minutes after christina and enrique are seen entering that garage, this black car leaves. >> is that your car? >> yeah. >> something's wrong, enrique. >> what do you

after a few - for a walk and after a few times— for a walk and after a few times using _ for a walke technology, they feel_ times using the technology, they feel a _ times using the technology, they feel a lot _ times using the technology, they feel a lot more - they feel a lot more comfortable. - they feel a lot more comfortable. ., ., , ., ,, comfortable. congrats. iwalked 200 metres- — comfortable. congrats. iwalked 200 metres. it's _ comfortable. congrats. iwalked 200 metres. it's up _ comfortable. congrats. iwalked 200 metres. it's up to - comfortable. congrats. iwalked 200 metres. it's up to positive | 200 metres. it's up to positive exoeriences — 200 metres. it's up to positive experiences here _ 200 metres. it's up to positive experiences here will- 200 metres. it's up to positive | experiences here will encourage other care homes to make the virtual world of reality for the residents. the catch up. tonight, new zealand, dar and carbon neutral offsets expand. but first, men in the uk are being paid up to £10,000 deposes stats from migrant women's babies was that the bbc inve

for more than a decade he was unable to walk.ed everything. >> i am in full control. that gives me a lot of freedom which i did not have previous to therapy. >> he is unable to walk because his accident damaged nerves in his spine and reduced signals from his brain to his legs. the spinal implant amplifies those signals. two implants just above his brain capture his thoughts and a computer sends them to the spinal implants. but the neurosurgeon who carried out the delicate operation told me there was a long way to go before the system would be available to all those that needed it. >> at this stage it is a little bit early because it is the first technology. we had to do the proof of concept. then the idea is to have the possibility to develop a device that is available for everybody. >> so what message do you have for paralyzed people watching this program? >> the message to the paralyzed people is we can provide a little but of hope again to again movement. >> looks like it works. >> the latest of nine other patients who have b

now i can take a walk to admire all this beauty. look, well, how do the locals try here, so that the tourist yes, and not only the tourist was e where to walk , what to look at here, please, like an ordinary stone, but no, if you look you can see a human appearance, most likely, this is mom her child. what other interesting sculpture caught my eye. the dream of crayfish, as far as i understand, this is some kind of island. this is still a river, and this is a person who does what. why is it on his head river from the island how hard it is for me, everything is given, just none. and what is the smell here? that's why i love spring because it's because nature comes to life. and when you walk, everywhere, something is blooming bright colors. you just go and admire it and enjoy it and think, god, life, how beautiful you are. say, do not be silent, speak openly directly and feel the flow of time, each in its place. if he does what he must do, do it with self-giving qualitatively, then this will ensure our security. certain stability. yes

it’s just that in shoes, at least stand up to hold out for a walk. joy for him, in general, he was now learning to walk with a multi-support cane , and in order for him to take his first steps on his own, he needs to pay for several rehabilitation courses at a specialized center, which dima's parents are not able to , the zinoviev family, the poor did not have their own housing this year according to the regional program. support for families with disabled children received a new house, in a modern cottage village not far from belgorod, we have, uh , rehabilitation centers, but the opportunity to go there, but it's impossible. it's just that shelling every day of shelling, a two-week rehabilitation course costs 250,000 rubles. to consolidate the result of surgical treatment , classes with specialists should be started in the near future. in the meantime, little dima is training at home. how the verticalizers can stand for almost an hour, for him there are whole tests, only relatives know. how many more tears by daily exercise. or not all a little bit

i don't want to walk without options. and who was on foot, uh, shanon and the expert, showing us that larisa was the first, yes, and the hall herself pointed out with larissas, probably, that there were no options. we play you. it’s better for him to be like this no options no options, what are monists? this correctly, the refusal took a cap, they cope without options. the word yasakar is a harness of a cable, a typical horseman has run out of a trot. i am such a sakar, a horseman is a play with a spear, finally the fields, the great tree of the willow family, black tolya , an accessible word, a shalyatnik. this pot is the same age as a potato pancake table. and on foot alena alena thinking that the roamer is the same age as utsekhav maistra zavetsa karapet word karapet, this is a small vazok tikartu dance with a footman was larisa so i fly that to orpeds are small, and i’m similar to where my husband’s knees are taught to be joking that there are such urban household dance karapets is a dance. well, what kind of fate do

a smart walking stick. that's cool. and for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, they're a smart glasses. they neighbor users to read conversations in real time by converting spoken words. and to stop titles. diana martin is deaf. she's trying on smart glasses for the 1st time with a friend. jacqueline press from x ray class. can you see anything or what i was hoping to use? cuz this is a new way of being able to communicate it on the include the sure. see i do, behind this tech is one that's already well known for movies subtitling. but these augmented reality classes convert spoken words into text and projected instantaneously. this enables spoken conversations to be more inclusive to death. people as the founder of death kits international steve croup, explains, i might not quite catch everything, but this has given me a real time now a test which enables me to be informed. it may lead to be involved in which need to make decisions because i know what is being said. voice recognition algorithms quickly converts sp

as commander off the walk in a group, a private army of mercenaries. and over the course of the war, he constantly has ruffled feathers and long rush as a lead. pre gordon has frequently blamed chief of staff by you to get, i assume of and defense minister to see if the cycle for not providing ammunition to walk in. or he has even threatened them or not. so you can watch good by pretty positive. yeah, there's the friends up. so who? yeah. yeah. chris, you got the you the parts please? sure. the, the the but who is big was and why can you speak so openly? the st. petersburg need of had a trouble started in life spending most of his 20 behind bars for robbery and stepped. after his release, he set up a chain of hot dog stands in his hometown and earned enough money to open a restaurant. in the mid nineties, the new venture allowed him to mix with the rush of high and mighty, including vladimir 1414 broad, 4, and guess their earning. pete was in the nickname, 14 chef on the announcement that the walking to good will retreat from buckled seems to be assign

— talk can talk the talk but can they walk the walk? ., . ., , ., walk the walk? cliff _ walk the walk? there on the conveyor belt to the cliff edge, _ walk the walk? there on the conveyor belt to the cliff edge, running - walk the walk? there on the conveyor belt to the cliff edge, running out - belt to the cliff edge, running out of chances to pull themselves off. the king power stadium, they collided and it feels critical. everton had been slaving for some time. mistakes and become habits, dark clouds are hard to shift and are they met some of the spirit which allows them to survive last season, harnessed by a manager was found escape routes before. mentality is a big win, especially with the players, the ongoing mentality about performing in the season, but these plays against teams and organisations and tactics and they played against everyone and so, write, therefore it comes down to will, demand and the mentality to take games on. to will, demand and the mentality to take games om— take games on. fighting relegation is about here _ take games on. fighting r

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walked over.ings over in the distance. mark: two afghans were killed by the sas patrol. defence investigators later concluded that one of the dead men had been carrying a grenade, the other an assault rifle. the afghanistan independent human rights commission began an inquiry into the sas raid of sarkhume. its investigators got a very different account. shaharzad akbar: according to the complaints that was registered to us, there were two civilians killed in sarkhume and seven injured. of the two killed, the first person was killed--was first shot at and injured, and then arrested by australian forces. mark: that person was a villager called haji sardar. shaharzad: the complaint that has been registered with us is that haji sardar was, yes, first injured and then taken away for investigation and was-- died as a result of torture during this investigation. mark: braden chapman was on the sarkhume raid. he's the only australian witness to speak publicly about what happened. braden chapman came upon

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they walk through the tower garage, both get into the bmw convertible. a photo from near the scene of where police believe bob lee was stabbed shows him walking up main street toward harrison street. according to investigators, lee called 911 just before 2:35 a.m. the final photo shows a white sedan, which according to the 911 call, lee might have tried to flag down. video obtained by "the daily mail" shows lee walked a few yards from there to the portside condominiums, where emergency crews found him and rushed him to san francisco general hospital, where he died. momeni has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in this case. his next hearing is set for next tuesday. >>> also in san francisco, a young girl is recovering after she was hit by a brick during an event at u.n. plaza. it happened yesterday during an outdoor q&a session with the board of supervisors and mayor london breed. the meeting about san francisco's drug crisis had to be cut short after 14 minutes and moved inside. the public got rowdy. you can see a woman throwing a brick toward a stage

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very interesting — always had to walk here. very interesting point _ always had to walk here.re. very interesting point there. they do want to in one piece of news we'rejust getting this do want to in one piece of news we're just getting this is bloomberg is reporting that the ukrainian president, lotta ms zelenska, will actually attend the g7 summit in person. the bbc has not been able to verify this information just yet. bloomberg is reporting this information. how significant would the key? it information. how significant would the key?— would the key? it would be hutel would the key? it would be hugely significant. - would the key? it would be l hugely significant. obviously thatis hugely significant. obviously that is not been confirmed yet at all, there have been rumours in the lead up to this summit you might attend in person. it would be the first time he has attended something like this. essentially all his allies in one place. we know that one by one place. we know that one by one g7 leaders have been going to kyiv, affirming their support. president zelensky has bee

when you look like you you just walk. and everybody is like, he is cool, he is fine. what is your walk? i want to see you as young you. >> vin: young meet? i will give it to you. >> kelly: you can do it. [applause] i am so sorry. [laughter] pump it up, pump it up. pump it up. >> vin: this is the real young meet. this was when i did not have any money. [laughter] or after i do my breakdown i take off my hat -- only here for a second. i will tell you a little story that have never told anybody. >> kelly: i want to hear it. >> vin: it was 1983 -- 1984. there is a place in new york called washington square park. >> kelly: i just stayed there, i rented a house there. that is a crazy place. you walk out of your house -- >> vin: it is good. >> kelly: that is going to be a crazy place. we used to break-dance -- >> vin: i knew that park well. there is a comedian called charlie barnett. and charlie barnett use to climb a tree and say everybody it is showtime and he would draw the biggest crowds and when he wanted to go have chinese

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i was walking him before bed. took him out. went down to where i walk every night.home, and they opened the garage door. and the -- >> judge judy: just a second. how did you know they had just gotten home? >> they pulled up. i was walking across the street from their house. >> judge judy: okay, so you were across the street from where they live. >> yes, ma'am. i actually have pictures of where it was. >> judge judy: i'm creating a picture. that's my job. you were walking home with the dog across the st

i enjoy fast walking and running. i do not really like. but fast walking in nature, i try to do it. i try to walk at least three times a week, but there is a very beautiful park near the house where you can go together. uh, sometimes with children sometimes with girlfriends i love. swimming. swimming is also since childhood. probably still in school. that's how they started walking, and i continued to swim. i love you i play board you don't play or we play yarts. but volleyball was something yes, and there were achievements. green, i still believe that if you need to go to the mat. solin and have been friends for 20 years, uh, our friendship has been tested by time and deeds. alina and i understand that being friends is not easy. it's about acceptance. and about the fact that at any moment alina should lend a shoulder to be there or just listen to alina, a wonderful friend. mm, you can rely on her, she is always there. alina has always been a super woman for me, a super girl. she knows how to combine hmm many different roles to successfully combine she has succeeded as a woman, as a