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... t had anything like this in nearly 60 years in the NATO relationship with both the Soviet Union and Russia. JUDY WOODRUFF: Well, before I ask you both about how it gets calmed down, let me just ask you the question the other way, Angela Stent. Why are the Russians ...
... feel rejoiced." Storytelling is also a vital tool to bridge the gaps between people in marginalized communities, they said. "If you can sit down and just ask somebody about their day and support them to share a story about how they're surviving … If I can tap into somebody's ...
... or little more and keeps you from waiting until 70 to collect a much larger check; and 3) Restrict the conversation to your total check. Just ask them what will happen to your total check if you do one thing versus the other. Anonymous: I am 50 years old. I ...
... have a lot of these smuggled commodities, which ISIS can use as a revenue fund, being smuggled as well. JEFFREY BROWN: How much -- can I just ask, in that, how much... BRENTON EASTER: Sure. JEFFREY BROWN: Do we know how much money we're talking about? Do we know how ...
... now, and good for him," Fiorina said, adding later: "Since he has changed his mind on amnesty, on health care and on abortion, I would just ask, what are the principles by which he will govern?" Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal went after Bush by name, rejecting the idea that — as ...
... there have been incidents of private drone aircraft interfering with firefighting planes, and even forcing them out of the air. STEVE KAUFMANN: And so we just ask people to be smart when they're using their drones. If you see our aircraft in the air, don't fly your drones ...
Some people are born believers. Fake surgeries have been shown to relieve traumatic knee pain; “dummy pills” have wiped away migraines. A new report from Harvard University describes how certain genes predispose people toward believing placebos, or experiencing the “placebo effect.” It also tackles corresponding ethical questions. For example, could knowing who's prone to placebos...
"All the candidates have mixed statements - they have statements that seem to support amnesty and they all have ones that seem to oppose it," said Roy Beck, executive director of Numbers USA, which seeks to reduce immigration.
What explains the conflicting data about how young people feel about race in America?
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