we have a lot for that we agree upon than we disagree on. do you think that there are sort of two schools of thought on the country. there is one that it s deeply structurally polarized, and you have to sort of understand that and see that in a clear-eyed sense. and we ve seen that in the last midterms where dems picked up 40 seats in the house and they lost a bunch of senate seats in conservative states. and there are others who see that structural polarization as essentially a little bit of misleading. it sounds like you re in the second camp. i definitely am in the second camp. you know, and you and i both know, if you talk through that political lens, republican, do you support obamacare? heck no. well, do you support making sure people have insurance even if they have a preexisting condition? yeah, well i support that. do you support people staying on your health insurance until they re 20. when you breck it down, they support all the constituent parts. that s because we see
or not, prime minister. yeah, him. prime minister of the united kingdom, actually. and the united kingdom will now face stronger pressure than ever before to, among other things, break itself up into bits. as a result of boris johnson ascending to this job because boris johnson is hellbent on breaking the uk out of the european union, no matter what it takes, but the uk s constituent parts including scotland and northern ireland and to some extent wales, they do not want to get out of the european union. and with boris johnson now becoming prime minister, pro-independence leaders in all of those constituent parts of the uk are now starting to loudly insist that if boris johnson really does insist on a hard brexit, if he really does try to force this, if he really tries to follow through on what he says about breaking the uk out of the european union, well,
today also, our closest overseas ally, the united kingdom, went through its own iteration of our 2016 presidential election when the tragic comic bumbling trump-like pro-brexit character boris johnson became, believe it or not, prime minister. yeah, him. prime minister of the united kingdom, actually. and the united kingdom will now face stronger pressure than ever before to, among other things, break itself up into bits. as a result of boris johnson ascending to this job because boris johnson is hellbent on breaking the uk out of the european union, no matter what it takes, but the uk s constituent parts including scotland and northern ireland and to some extent wales, they do not want to get out of the european union. and with boris johnson now becoming prime minister, pro-independence leaders in all of those constituent parts of the uk are now starting to
a comment out of corn and to be affective medications have to fulfill certain criteria they must be stable but resistant they need to have a long shelf life and reach certain parts of the body where they re needed so they have to remain stable during and sematic reactions. that stability is also the reason why the body doesn t completely absorbed medications so a proportion of the medications you take are eliminated by a urine. up to seventy percent of the dye cliff a knack you swallow is excrete it again residue from creams and gels is also rinsed away in the shower bath and ends up in the waste water. the bavarian researches have built a reactor that can break down stable drug residues in it wastewater is post with ozone the process is already used to kill. but it also breaks down drug residues into their constituent parts.
residues into their constituent parts. these samples of waste water that have been treated with ozone illustrate how well it works they re carefully analyzed by van a rifle noise his colleagues at the regional environment office they conduct tests for example in a comparison untreated samples turned reddish orange samples treated with remain clear. but when it comes to hormones we re very satisfied after ozone nation they re practically undetectible but with other medications the situation isn t quite as. we have some good rates of degradation over ninety percent for example with back of an ak on average we re at about eighty five percent but that s not quite good enough since some of these medications like blood pressure drugs are not completely broken down by ozone nation another aspect