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garrett workman. i wanted to get into the e.u.-u.k. assumptions a little bit more. as far as the f.t.a. goes, did you assume the e.u. 27 will remain pretty aligned in their wishes what that will look like? it seems like there might be more divergenses between the e.u. countries and second base than there were in the first phase. fim simly, did you look at any existing tree trade agreements with canada, japan, south korea, etc., and would they be able to exceed themselves as a third party or are you assuming they won't be part of it? what about u.s.-e.u. agreements? will the u.k. be added to those ahead of brexit in your assumption? thanks. robin: ok. terrific. who wants to start with ireland? >> let me make a couple comments about ireland. since you want to speak a little bit to ireland. i -- on ireland, i mentioned this a little bit with respect to the common external tariff when i was talking about it earlier. charles: the problem, good friday accord, basically was an arrangement that was a political arrangement that took place in the context of the single market.

. >> hi, there, garrett workman from the u.s. chamber of commerce and otr u.s.-uk business council. i want to get into the u.s.-uk assumptions a little bit more. as far as "the ft" a goes did you assume that the e eu 27 in their divergence looks like there were more divergences in the second phase than there were in the first phase? did you look at existing eu agreements with the japan, south korea, et cetera. would uk exceed themselves as a third party or are you assuming they're not going to to be a part of it? what about u.s. agreements with like open skies and things like that? will the uk be added to those ahead of "brexit" in your assumptions. thanks. >> terrific. who wants to start with ireland. >> let me make a couple comments about ireland in the scenario. you might want to speak a little bit to ireland. i, on ireland, i mentioned this a little bit with respect to the common external tariff when i was talking about it earlier. the problem, the good friday accord, basically was an arrangement that was a political arrangement that took place in the context of the single marke

. >>> garrett workman from the u.s. chamber of commerce in the u.s./uk business council. i wanted to get into the eu/uk assumptions a little bit more. as far as the fta goes, did you assume that the eu 27 will remain pretty aligned in their wishes for what that will look like? because it seems like there may be some more divergences between the eu countries in the second phase than there were in the first phase. similarly, did you look at any of the existing eu agreements, free trade agreements with canada, japan, south korea, et cetera, and would the uk be able to accede as a third party. what about open skies and things like that? will the uk be added to those ahead of brexit in your assumptions? >> thanks. terrific. who wants to start with ireland? >> let me make a couple of comments about ireland and the scenarios. you might want to speak a little bit to ireland. i -- on ireland, i mentioned this a little bit with respect to the common external tariff when i was talking about it earlier. the problem -- the good friday accord basically was an arrangement that was a pol

the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language.xt to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today.. >> good afternoon, the commission commissioner will please come to order and the secretary will call. >> as noted on the agenda the december 5th meeting did not have a quorum so there are no minutes but there are minutes from the november 21st meeting because they weren't approved december 5th. >> right so the minutes before you foray approval a motion is in order. >> i heard a motion and is there a second. >> second. >> ok, are there corrections to the minutes of november 21st? >> not seeing any we're prepared for the vote all those in favour , please a aye. >> aye. >> all those opposed. the mints have been approved. please next item. >> item 3 is the directour's report. >> as you know our mayor ed lee passed away last tuesday morning at san francisco general hospital and we're really fortunate our hospital was a real important part of this process for the may

until we get back to workman, you know what is in our minds, championships, that's it.othing short of that. no excuses. don't -- blank. win on the road. that's big. this going your way the whole time t don't matter. doesn't need to be pretty. just need a w. proud of you all boyles. one, two, three. hey. >> we said the last couple of weeks we wanted to take care every business ourselves. >> i know. >> all right. so we don't have carson wentz. all right? >> try to get championships. >> let's move on from that now. but we had the wentz wagon, so what do we call foles little vehicle here now? >> so we started thinking about it, we just wrote some things down to get you started on this. we need your votes. or your suggestions. and use the #fox29goodday. foils royals, you mentioned before. >> always once you guys submitted on instagram. then we have the foles train. >> now, that's my personal favorite. >> okay? i like the foles wheeler. like four wheeler. >> oh,. >> okay. >> then the foles mobile. >> now, i will put that one in for the people that are older like myself. who r

by getting rid of any of the space to be a welder, be a workman, that essentially ends and cuts their careers completely, and one those spaces are gone, they're gone forever. we will never get them back. everything about this project is not being done in the right way. there's a right way and a wrong way and there's a middle ground, but this one is just too much in a neighborhood that has already seen too much of the same. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. thank you. commissioners. my name's daniel. i'm a director with four point beer company, and i'm here to ask you to support this project. i'm going to be the staff member who's directly responsible for overseeing this project, as well as our community engagement team which works directly with nonprofits and community organizations throughout san francisco. and you know what really drives me with the passion is -- with this project is the relationships that you create at these spaces, the education you provide people for uniquely american -- uniquely san francisco crafted product, you can't fi

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