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He is accused of economic mismanagement over many, many years and the first idea, the big idea really is a constitutional change to d concentrate power from the presidency into parliament so that they can take financial decisions and also bring members of the young parliament of activist, young protesters into the decision—making process in order to fill the governments coffers and regulate the banking sector differently. well, lawyers are sceptical that this may work and protesters have taken...

Woman, young girl, without having a conversation about politics or feminism, just living it. not saying it, i think my mother, diane was original forgotten woman that donald trump talked about. by her husband and economic upward mobility, by society if, we were seen as wives and mothers, and really that was it. and they were not part of the decision making process. >> i met kellyanne in summer of eighth grade, i remember her as being very confident, and pretty. out going, i had a different famil...

And i think thats an surprising given the many challenges that face our lives, from gun violence to climate change to the cause of education. all of those dont seem to be improving. so i dont think its realistic for young people to expect that everything will be better. by looking better elected officials. but i do think that we expect those who hold power to listen to our voices and include us in the decision-making process. and really use legislative or executive tools available to turn out my...

Either as a society or as a healthcare system, to deal with that. pain isjust, you probably know yourself, pain is huge. the prevalence of pain is anything between 20% and 50% in the uk, and we know that its massive. but while its an issue affecting millions of people, chris says the mechanism of how persistent pain works is not well understood. for example, if we have pain in our knee, the senses in our knee may be sending normal information to our nervous system. that data reaches the spinal c...

People kind ofjust get on with it and it gets to a point where people become incredibly disabled and distressed, and i dont think we are equipped, either as a society or as a healthcare system, to deal with that. pain isjust, you probably know yourself, pain is huge. the prevalence of pain is anything between 20% and 50% in the uk, and we know that its massive. but while its an issue affecting millions of people, chris says the mechanism of how persistent pain works is not well understood. for e...

For example, if we have pain in our knee, the senses in our knee may be sending normal information to our nervous system. that data reaches the spinal cord and the spinal cord will learn, do what it wants to do on that signal, and it may boost the signal, and it depends largely then on the decision—making process to turn that into a threat signal or a normal signal. and a normal signal will feel like there is a normal thing, but a threat signal, the best way our brain knows to get our attentio...

Chronic pain. its not something _ chronic pain. its not something that - chronic pain. its not something that is i chronic pain. its not - something that is commonly talked about. people get on with it and it gets to a point that people become incredibly disabled and distressed and i dont think we are equipped over as a society or as a healthcare over as a society or as a healthca re system to over as a society or as a healthcare system to deal with that pain, you probally know the prevalence of...

Is anything between 20% and 50% in the uk and we know that its massive. but while its an issue affecting millions of people, chris says the mechanism of how persistent pain works is not well understood. for example, if we have pain in our knee, the senses in our knee may be sending normal information to our nervous system. that data reaches the spinal cord and the spinal cord will do what it wants to do on that signal, and it may boost the signal, and it depends largely then on the decision—ma...

Wade, yet hes not talking about it either, at least not yet. >> hes not. >> lets drill down further on your reporting. the gop long used pro-life as a key component to their campaigns. but theres no clear path now, as to what theyd do in the fall. go through the decision making process for those up for re-election this november. how will they balance this decision? will they embrace the court ruling or keep it at arms length? >> it is very difficult, i think, for especially the vulnerable candid...

Psaki, the white house spokeswoman used to work for demand justice on the front edge of advocating against the court, but this should not be a partisan issue. this should be clear to everyone, there are strong feelings on both sides of this issue. and the first amendme sphere where the people are not feeling threatened personally, and some have small children at home, including justice kavanaugh, whose house was picketed and protested. >> john: 18 u.s. code 1507 offers some protection to the jus...