sally: namaste. sally: this is a transit home on the outskirts of kathmandu. all of the children here have been rescued from illegal orphanages. sally: are you gonna do tracing? uh-huh. sally: they were trafficked from their villages deep in the mountains. sally: yep, and on the next bit. sally: ten-year-old devi is finding her voice again. sally: what about that one? blue. devi: blue. sally: that's right, that's good. anju: she's mischievous. sometimes she cracks jokes. she is very, very friendly with all the children, and she just loves--a carefree type of child she is. sally: so, she's a bit of a character? anju: yeah, yeah, she is, she is. devi: [speaking foreign language] sally: should i do that bit? oh, okay, hang on, this is gonna be difficult that bit, that bit. maybe it's a garden. what do you think? sally: despite everything she's been through, devi hasn't lost hope. sally: is it good, is it all right? sally: her dream of home remains strong. sally: two, three, four, one, yeah! do you wanna put that one in? no? anju: i can't imagine how these young c

sally was not. sally hasn't been there in hulu in a long time. then they said, okay, they're going to take me in a few to bring sally they literally threw me 11, just sat there, and i said one thing to myself, nobody was touch me. nobody was touch my god. what was your 1st like i had this is the house. look at it now. so quiet. the entrance to something you absolutely don't know. to afraid to ask where you are. they brought me here and this whole place was bloody. when you see the blood will say, is that going to be my blood on that wall to it's eerie. it makes no sense. we are so many people like that. people have become crippled, mentally. physically in the pick up from the street, you pick out from your home and bring it here for interrogation. and then this is not the only place where they kept it. when you called prisoners or suspects there are don't. and also all over the city to all these young people there most cases they may not be free like alice. i went home i was lucky but sally was she she never come back home noon. i gotcha. which w

and that's not sally. sally wants to dress up. half people around her. so that influence was really i'm taking a lot of effect on her lifestyle and on her life as a whole. he was not just an ordinary member. he was one of the decision makers and 10 shrove infant on andy. the latin shall exam one. in them analogy for good or no one, no joel, glory yet highlight as there could be a certain is them today if you to cetera zanna but it's or not. they're not somewhere shallow mode, but i'm to louisiana better. my favorite guy leg with the cdn dish. you will only jordan. jeanette had beginning italian yellow sawmill by dick and liquor show. i don't think was just the husband. i think she also was committed because that's who she was anyway. so i think it was a very difficult decision for her. i think i don't know how to go underground because we were very close. 7, the family was close, we knew and if they catch us they will kill us. so i and sell em. we got up early in the morning and we lived there as long as our choice except leaving the city and getting she

announcer: sally to the floor. tiffany: you better not embarrass us, sally. [cheering and applause] [buzzer] announcer: sally disqualified. the final competitor frankie the hot dog to the floor. girls: you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not person. sally: hey, tiffany. wt do you think ofy sweaty armpits? should i be insecure about them? tiffany: well, well, well. if it isn't sally the stinky pits moron. you look ke if a dumb person and an idiot had... announcer: frankie, 10 seconds to disqualification. [exhales] [bell tolls] frankie: mom, is that you? mom: yes, it's me--ghost mom. you've made it into the zone. i've been ghost watching you your whole life. sure i died when you came out of me a fully rmed hot dog, and frany, i still have some questions, but n't think of that now. think of your training, the years of dedication. i was always ghost there for you. i kw you can stick this triple axel flip. frankie: i don't know

i went to dinner once with nora efrin, who wrote when harry met sally, and her husband. we go to this restaurant, and he said this is the place where john godey, the mobster, comes every thursday. -- where john gotti comes every thursday. he walks in he's got six wise guys around him. i walk out of the restaurant, there is a big limo there and a guy that looks like luca from the godfather. he looks at me and goes, you killed my father, prepare to die. he said i love that movie, the princess bride. i thought he was going to kill me. >> after when harry met sally, you tackled stephen kings misery. yospoke to some massive actors before that role before you gave it to james caan. >> i got turned down by robert redford and warren beatty and richard dreyfuss and kevin kline. everybody turned it down. but i thought jimmy caan, if he could do it, the idea of this guy, who is so physical, to be stuck in a bed for the whole movie, i thought, if he could pull that off, it would be incredible. because it would be the frustration of him. and every day i came to the set and i would sa

sally and john. carol, thanks very much — more. sally and john. carol, thanks very much indeed _ more. sally and john. carol, thanks very much indeed and _ more. sally and john. carol, thanks very much indeed and we _ more. sally and john. carol, thanks very much indeed and we look- more. sally and john. carol, thanks i very much indeed and we look forward to that. i'm a little bit concerned about you this morning. i don't know how you are managing to stand up with that giant rock on your left hand, carol. with that giant rock on your left hand. carol-— with that giant rock on your left hand, carol. ., ~ ., hand, carol. oh... thank you. i got enuuaed. hand, carol. oh... thank you. i got engaged- it's _ hand, carol. oh... thank you. i got engaged. it's the _ hand, carol. oh... thank you. i got engaged. it's the happiest - hand, carol. oh... thank you. i got engaged. it's the happiest knees. l hand, carol. oh... thank you. i got. engaged. it's the happiest knees. we are so, so delighted. _ are so,

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Ñ■Ñ■ac ♪♪♪ sally sara: in the mountains of the himalayas, a young girl leads the way home. she's been separated from her family for almost a year, sent to school in kathmandu. instead, she landed in a nightmare. kate van doore: children are being recruited or transferred into orphanages for the purposes of exploitation and profit. what better object of charity than an orphaned child? sally: thousands of children in nepal are being forced to pose as orphans to attract western donations.

now it's back tojon and sally. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. coming up on breakfast. we'll speak to one of the queen's official hat designers as preparations step up ahead of thejubilee weekend. that is one of hers, i think. steve backshall- _ we've been to see the budding conservationist seven—year—old aneeshwar as he got to meet his hero, the wildlife presenter steve backshall. i think we can say he is quite pleased. # i'm going to take this moment and make _ # i'm going to take this moment and make it _ # i'm going to take this moment and make it last— # i'm going to take this moment and make it last forever. _ and it's 20 years since will young became the first winner of pop idol. he'll be here reflecting on his career over the last two decades. 20 years ago. i was thinking the same. a bit shocked. sarah has the sport and some interesting comments coming out of the interview with andy murray with the bbc. you think of andy murray, confident and assured. he speaks eloquently around a lot of the issues going on in the world. we know tha

i'm talking to sally reed. you all set? all right. hey, sally >> hey >> here's madeline from "e! news." >> sally reed, how you doing, girl >> i'm good. >> now, the show takes place in joplin, and you were raised there >> mm-hmm, that's right. >> is that really what joplin's like? >> well, it's a lot less freezing on set. [ laughter ] >> okay, great. thanks [ light laughter ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show our very good friend, bill hader, everybody! [ cheers and applause hello, friend! >> hey, buddy. >> seth: how are you >> how are you, man? i'm good, man, i'm good. >> seth: we've been talking a great deal via text because i'm really obsessed with this season of the show. it's a fantastic cast. and that clip is, just to set it up for anybody who wasn't watching, she has written and created a show, and that is a press junket that people like you have had to do over the years when you're in a movie or for "barry." >> yeah. >> seth: is it as much like that as you have written it in the show? >> yes, yes. press junkets are not fun, and that one one is based on -- i was in a

— sally. is this all down to bad ”lannin? ,. ., _, planning? there is certainly a responsibility _ planning? there is certainly a responsibility on _ planning? there is certainly a responsibility on the - planning? there is certainly a responsibility on the airlines. | planning? there is certainly a - responsibility on the airlines. they appear to have overbooked. so they've increased their seat capacity and they are not really having the staff are the resources to support that, so what they are doing now is trending back now, for example, easyjet has said that it is cutting back 2a flights a day for the next ten days to be able to handle, you know, the surplus that they have at the moment. i mean, other airlines like kl and have suspended flight sales, but they are also making cancellations, there are delays with air and also dublin airport is facing massive chaos as well. so, yeah, those airlines didn't really plan accordingly, but having said that, the uk in particular opened up very suddenly, and there was a sudden surge in pent—up demand

sally likes natural cosmetics. she also find something that has been gathering dust chapter. i haven't touched it for years . have talked to ya ha, is a dermatologist and reisa, she knows how to tell when cosmetics of past, their prime no matter how old dale is, is not to his guns. we think it's vital that you'd use your common sense man, you shouldn't use anything where the ingredients have separated turned a strange color or smell odd. or if you already know something is very old to me to support when cosmetic products expire, than their ingredients change. they can decompose, become rancid. the molecules can change, for example, allergens can be produced that make your skin ich, or unwanted organisms like bacteria or mold can get into them leading to skin infections from when it comes to skin care products, you shouldn't just look at the expiry date. how you store an item also plays a big role. if we keep food in the fridge, it stays fresh for longer. is that true for all lotions and potions to fans in this me? by, as with food, you should treat your skin care products wel

walker: sally kristen: -- kristen: sally wants to know should we wear a mask in outdoor crowds? dr. walker: i don't think so. the only reason to if it is super crowded and a windowless day -- wind-less day. i have never seen a windless day in the bay area. if i went to a ballgame i would not wear a mask but if i went into the bathroom or if it was super crowded, i would go. kristen: if i were the giants, i would not. if it were the warriors, i probably would. dr. walker: that's a smart way to think about it. kristen: yeah, you called me smart. a lot of people take home test and there's not really a good way to report. some counties say tell us, but what do you think the true numbers are? >> you can assume three out of four positives we don't know about and they are not reported in the statistics you see on cases. and when you look at the number of cases, assume that is a substantial underestimate. the situation with home testing hasn't changed in the last few months. you can look at the trends and i think the trends are reliable. and we see a significant uptick in the number of case

three-run homer, he hit two long balls, third career multitater game for ka sallie. top nine we go, tied with two outs and it's not tied anymore. mike yastrzemski, a shot traveled 420 feet in the mile-high city. duvall the save, sixth save for number 75, giants win 7-6, 11 in a row against colorado. san francisco moves to 21-14, just 1 1/2 back of the dodgers. >>> mayo on a hotdog? shockingly not bad. they love it. i loved it, too. don't knock it 'til you try. a's and the twins, andrus doubles to the ball. how are we, elvis, pretty good. everyone else not having much fun. top six, gary sanchez pulverized over the cameras in center and the look on dminomingo acevedo' face says it all. a's lost three in a row, their record on the season falls to 15-23. >>> the warriors already punched their ticket to the western conference finals on friday. as for their opponent, we found that out sunday night and it was a bit of a surprise. we seem destined all season for a collision course with the top-seeded suns, but the mavericks had other ideas. luka doncic poured in 35 points a

sally likes natural cosmetics. she also find something that has been gathering dust chapter. i haven't touched it for years . have talked to ya is a dermatologist and right now she knows how to tell when cosmetic surpassed their prime. no matter how old dale this is notorious, guns, mystic, it's vital that you use your common sense when you shouldn't use anything where the ingredients have separated turned a strange color or smell odd. or if you already know something is very old to me to chicago when cosmetic products expire, than their ingredients change, they can decompose, become rancid. the molecules can change, for example, allergens can be produced that make your skin ich, or unwanted organisms like bacteria or mold can get into them leading to skin infections from it. when it comes to skin care products, you shouldn't just look at the expiry date. how you store an item also plays a big role. if we keep food in the fridge, it stays fresh for longer. is that true for are lotions and potions to fans in this me? by, as with food, you should treat your skin care products w

laurie sallie mae is the chief of pediatrics at kaiser permanente, santa rosa medical given members to not dilute the formula. and i know it's hard to not do that when you're running out, your supply can is low but too much water for beaty can be very dangerous. the doctor explaining what not to do during this latest supply chain problem affecting the most vulnerable are all kinds of. >> situations this an event might need can you kind of expand on that? >> yes, so there's lots of different situations that could be that anything premature. you need extra calories or mean, certainly trains in from that specific formula. it may be adoption. it may be mom was being twins in and can't produce enough or i can get not due to a medical condition. >> doctor sallie mae says other best practices for those needing formula include. >> and fortunately uprising. take a lot legwork to find where that formula is. and sometimes of the small store that has it, you know anything, if not in turn off brand name. and that's ok, if a store brand, tony, ok to buy as long as many united states. and we know tha

sally came up again in the fifth, this time with a couple of runners aboard casali. it's this one a little bit deeper than three month shot makes it 4 to 1. that's three homers on the year for casali, but the giants couldn't hold the lead 4 to 3 in the sixth, then 4 to 4 ryan mcmahon of dominic leone. ball is known to flight course tonight was no exception . josh took the lead back with two in the seventh warmer floors with the chopper to third with the bases loaded. mcmahon can't feel the ball cleanly comes home. mike yastrzemski also then hit a sacrifice fly, and he had a big fly in the ninth. it was all tied at six. when your scripts he wrote it, daniel bard pitch high and deep to right. as number three on the year for your stream ski camilla divall pitched the ninth for his sixth save. giants win 7 to 6 their 11th straight win over colorado. the a's got another good pitching performance tonight that went to waste. they did have an interesting national anthem performance. well, that is yankee great. bernie williams is not jimi hendrix. that's four time world serie

anderson speaking in the rose garden of the white house in washington along with finland's, present at sallie and nearly sto. she just held talks with us president joe biden about the 2 nordic countries, applications to join nato, president bites, and he welcomed bits to join their lives in the u. s. would be supporting them in the process. president, her name is still a said finland was open to discussing turkish concerns about their applications. we also said helsinki was prepared to commit to turkey. security. turkish government has said that it will oppose membership for sweden and finland over receive support for the current will. here in germany, chancellor, olaf sholtes is pledged to supply more weapons to ukraine. it to work quickly to make you are an independent of russian energy. he was addressing german lawmakers ahead of an extraordinary a european council meeting. later this month to discuss the war, chancellor sholtes and russian president vladimir putin was making a mistake if he thought peace could be imposed on you crate by force. no emerg locked, quoting putin still believes

sally! — you. i loved working with you, and you. sally! i— you. i loved working with you, and you, sally! i know you didn't remember the first day we met. i will explain to everybody at home. i was asked _ will explain to everybody at home. i was asked to interview dan walker, this fabulous journalist, was asked to interview dan walker, this fabulousjournalist, sports this fabulous journalist, sports presenter, this fabulousjournalist, sports presenter, by our now boss, he wasn't — presenter, by our now boss, he wasn't our— presenter, by our now boss, he wasn't our boss at the time, for the rts _ wasn't our boss at the time, for the rts i_ wasn't our boss at the time, for the rts i went — wasn't our boss at the time, for the rts. i went and did this in—depth interview— rts. i went and did this in—depth interview with dan he didn't remember. | interview with dan he didn't rmember-— interview with dan he didn't remember. i had to adapt my achilles- _ remember. i had to adapt my achilles- l — remember. i had to adapt my achilles. i ha

let's check in with lawrence jones live in sally may's kitchen in georgia. lawrence, get us on the right track. >> lawrence: lawrence my stomach is tingling too i'm hungry to get biscuits and gravy in a minute. gas prices record high also that baby formula shortage is also on folks' mind today. i want you to meet some of my friends here. i have got patsy right here. we have been having a long thorough conversation. you said the economy matters but also what's happening at the supreme court that's a problem for you. >> my problem is about abortion and all the leaks that come out. and i just my heart is babies it make me so upset to think about people are thinking that's okay to kill innocent babies. >> lawrence: all the protests happening at the supreme court justices' homes. >> it's ridiculous. >> lawrence: get into the georgia race. you said you voted for perdue but you learned some information and so you wish you would have voted for kemp. >> that's true. >> lawrence: you are okay with your decision because now your husband has your back and he voted for k

time to pass you back to sally and dan. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker. energy company bp has just announced £5 billion underlying profit for the first quarter of the year — it comes at a time when living standards are facing the biggest sqeeze in 50 years. we're joined now by the international trade secretary, anne—marie trevelyan. thank you for being with us. can we start with those huge underlying profits for bp? we talk a lot on this programme, i know mps are asked about the cost of living crisis a lot as well, surely profits on that scale, underlying profit of about £5 billion, should be reinvested to help those struggling with the cost of living. is this were a windfall tax would help? the announcement toda , i've tax would help? the announcement today. i've not _ tax would help? the announcement today, i've not seen _ tax would help? the announcement today, i've not seen the _ tax would help? the announcement today, i've not seen the detail- tax would help? the announcement today, i'v

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and the formula are still sending me only sally in your cut. all right, i'm wounded. i'm yes, you must keep. it seems that they were so wash. nikki has also cut it will not be able to pull check when you thought on information, but most of them was 9 miles for sure. i'm not sure. they're not sure i'm was by animal or she is still yes. yes, it shows them this will. she was, i'm on my looking for the the conditions to the sure. sure. and yeah, very clear. talk newly diagnosed about started think better with a blunt it does not say you do that, we're doing this, but i've got pieces share a more strict mean? sure. it's a pretty, it's a control in the bottom of it. they will get over it and you go cutting out some of them, appreciate it. last most the day. okay, that was nice. how come when you stay and you that you, you do believe we, we always want the kid via something is a veteran issue. what you needed to know it's from it's a little bit better then you don't you already mean that kind of stuff control in the film industry still with you on the for me i need to does a

thank you, sally. and sally andy i'm so happy to be here with you speaking about your new book. i know it you've been working on this for a while. yeah i have and i think he began working on it. you correct me if i'm wrong, but i think you began working on it before the era of social media fake news and then of course trump's use firm fake news. and so, you know, i always love to hear the story of how authors become interested in particular subjects how they turn those subjects into books. and so i'm hoping you can share with me and everyone tuning in this evening what it like how you came to this subject and what about it seem to you to be appropriate for a book? thanks, kathy, and i'm so pleased to be here with you. thank you for being here. i think i've been writing this book all my life it began. i've always been interested in journalism and the conventions that developed that made journalism be true. how journalists persuaded the public that they were telling the truth what the rules and conventions were but you can't look at the rules and convention of truth telling withou

good morning. >> hello. >> you are on the air, sally. >> okay, i was calling because i was familiar with the bloomberg health center and watch the whole event 201 i was on the tv was three hours. and it concerned me. it seemed like it was something you knew was coming. the big concern was flood the zone to make sure the narrative got out and nobody change that. i was concerned about that and i still see him every once in a while. maybe 25 deaths open far more than that now and we are still doing it. we are still having injuries and deaths from that vaccine. far more than all other vaccines combined i have read. so that concerns me. speech at first, event 201 was anan exercise john hopkins put n we do lots of pandemic exercises because we are trying to increase awareness pandemics have major consequences. if you do not preparess for them is highly continued to do exercises the event 201 it shows how important it is to prepare for pandemics just like other exercises we haveho done, we continue to do exercises because he want to raise awareness of this veryy important problem is often

crushes this one into the rocky mountain air the solo shot ties it at one then in the fifth because sally again this time it's a three-run shot almost to the same section the giants jump out to a 401 lead four rbi three runs for the catcher tonight tough. nine tied at six. mike yastremsky unties it yazz with a deep blast second deck for his third of the year the giants going to win at seven six twins visiting the ace. this is what it looks like when they service pizza in the newsroom. i get the first piece dan, that's mine. he's down one. oh in the fourth elvis andrews finds the gap seth brown will come around to score. it's tied at one who watch me watch me. oh, i think that's the name fifth ending byron buxton with the base hit off zach lowe. the twins take the 2-1. four and a third five hits two runs two strikeouts for loge then in the six gary sanchez to straightaway center his third of the year the twins go up three one andrews continues his good evening though in the seventh dives. throws out geothercilla but the a's go on to lose this one three to one sports on abc 7 sponsored by r

and you can see in finished president sally mean as to how annoying that was to him. and he said yesterday in a press conference that moscow should look in the mirror if it wants to know why finland is joining nato. is moscow that cause this? he said, so yes, russia may take some steps. it's not going to be conventional warfare like we're seeing in ukraine, but it is likely to be cyber attacks, other kinds of hybrid warfare, disinformation campaigns. those are done against finland because sort of all the time at a low level. so i think that the fins are expecting perhaps to see an uptick in this, but they're ready for it. there are some of the most resilient among europe when it comes to dealing with these kind of hybrid attacks. there was dw nato correspondence at terry schultz speaking to me a short while ago. while the un human rights council has launched an investigation into alleged rights abuses committed by russia and ukraine. the council voted overwhelmingly to prove the prob, which will look into abuses in the regions of keith tourney. heave heart keith as to

>> when harry met sally. when andrew metd met -- >> this youtuber in taipei has invented a special stroller just for a fish. it essentially is a specialized fish tank on wheels complete with a battery-powered filtration system, air pump for oxygen, and even a lighting system. >> yeah, and of course a cup holder for when he makes a stop for his bubble tea. >> andrew, you and sha can walk your goldfish together through central park. >> you know what's interesting about this? i have never been able to take a goldfish in a bag, you know, out of the town fair and keep it alive. >> she has a dog, so there you go. >>> finally, to a skateboarder on four legs shredding the streets of the nation's capital. >> wait, what? >> this adorable pug was caught meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i rig

russian fossil fuels actually leads to a transformation towards a bigger use of renewable energy. julia sally, in a football, they're still more than 24 hours to go until the champions league final kicks off in paris. but there's already a buzz on the streets of the french capital as livable and bail madrid, so or to soak up the asset. the last time the teams are mat, a, the final was in 2018 when mail came out on top. english and spanish fans were bullish about their teams chances this year, but seem to be enjoying each other's company despite arrival. on my end, on a contract this morning, i met to liverpool fund, who told me he had driven from london and had just arrived. what we are experiencing is amazing. i think the fans of the 2 teams are friendly. there is no bad feeling or fights, so i hope everything will be fine and that we all enjoy the final. i saw that you have real pain, it go. that was where we going to like this play. so i'm very confident that we're going to be re l. miss smith. my beer from mismatch is a final and it's a difficult much liverpool have a great team, but we a

sally bowman, bbc east midlands today, nottingham. families in cornwall are being sent out of the county into emergency accommodation, as pressures on the housing sector intensify. the number of people in emergency accommodation has risen to 1,500, up from around 1,000 a year ago. tamsin melville reports. the bathroom, where we need to do the dishes as well. the bathroom, where we need to do the dishes as well. imagine unexpectedly losing your home and then spending weeks in a hotel room with your three children, with no idea what's next. this is a cot for darcy. that's the reality for charlene pascoe, whose private landlord wanted his rental property back so issued her a so—called "no fault" section 21 notice of eviction. it is almost like i am being punished through no fault of our own and it is frustrating. i paid the rent every month on time, we kept the house clean and tidy and then we are out and we have got nowhere to go and it is like we are stuck in one room. it is really, really difficult and it is very isolating. with pri

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. >> let's go to sally, calling from charleston, rhode island. good morning. >> hello. >> hi, you are on the air, sally. >> i was calling because in 2019 i watched the, i was familiar with the bloomberg health center. i watched the whole event 201 that was in, it was three hours. it concern me, it seemed like it was a little bit, something you knew was coming. they're a big concern was, to make sure the narrative got out and nobody change that. anyway, i was concerned about that, i still see doctor angle scene every once in a while. i was also concerned about the vax injuries. i recalled with and one eighth one, there were maybe 25 deaths. they stopped the vaccine. i think there has been far more of that now. we are still doing it. we are still having injuries and deaths from the vaccine. far more than all other vaccines combined, i have read. that concerns me. >> doctor adalja? >> first, event to owen was an exercise that the johns hopkins center put on. we do lots of pandemic exercises. we are trying to increase awareness of the fact that pande

sally has been speaking to the liverpool boss jurgen sally has been speaking to the liverpool bossjurgen klopp ahead of the champions league final tomorrow. jurgen klopp is always a man who is worth listening to. you don't have to be a liverpool fans to enjoy listening. to be a liverpool fans to en'oy listeninu. ., to be a liverpool fans to en'oy listeninu. . . ., listening. there are certain managers _ listening. there are certain managers in _ listening. there are certain managers in football - listening. there are certain managers in football who l listening. there are certain i managers in football who step listening. there are certain - managers in football who step out of just football and they have a character and a way of talking that engages lots of people. he is definitely one of those. he embraces common sense. _ definitely one of those. he embraces common sense, i _ definitely one of those. he embraces common sense, ithink— definitely one of those. he embraces common sense, i think most - definitely one of those. he embraces common sense, i think most people | common sense,

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