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Answers that were given you, he had some muslim dialect, and thats as much as we have at this time. >> and. >> not really. ill refer those questions to them. >> there you have it, the latest from flint, michigan, another alleged act of terrorism now being investigated by the fbi and local and state law enforcement as a potential act of terrorism. we now know the name of the individual. . the police and the affidavit weve just been reading. go, mutt.

Fda-approved oral combination treatment for hr+/her2- mbc. laes leise in evergreen state college, students held a day of absence where white people were strongly encouraged to stay away from campus. biology professor brett weinstein objected to the idea. the students didnt react well. >> im not interested in debate. im interested only in dialect which does mean i listen to you and you listen to me. >> we dont care. you white person! this is not about you. were not speaking on terms of white priv...

Black face to play an indian guy. >> you couldnt do that today. >> eboni: lets hope not. >> whole funniest scene in the movie is when his dialect is ununderstandable and huge riotous. [laughter] if you think how far you go that a top box office move probably thought of pc as it is being made to now in the end we found that you were your sensitivity score is only a four. >> only comedy that now we seem to have is political comedy is by its very definition -- it doesnt bring the country together. ...

>> anthony: why? what accounts for cologne, some would say un-german relaxed and open style? one explanation might be the "dead-roman theory." i have suggested that the presence of long dead roman legions enriches the soil making for good wine and a propensity for frolicking and drinking that wine. it is, i hasten to add, an idiotic theory. but i want it to be true. cheers. maurizio arca here is german-italian. sort of. so, youve been represented to me as italian, but youre sardinian. >> maurizi...

Do you like carnival? >> tracey: i do, and im not ashamed to say it. >> anthonyll jesters and bards and medievally attired pranksters be popping up during my stay here? >> tracey: youre missing out. youre really -- >> anthony: mimes? no mimes, troubadours, jugglers, uh, human statues? >> tracey: come on. >> anke: all of them are wearing bonkers costumes and look like shit. i dont like it. no, i always get embarrassed about those people. >> anthony: i hate carnival. >> anke: i hate carnival too. ...

People who will be able to separate right from wrong and he will be guided by the fundamental interest, not just short-term interest, of both our peoples as well as the international community as a whole. this is my take out from the negotiations that have taken place despite all of the issues both objective and artificially created, we still have many prospects for cooperation. russia is willing to cooperate with the u.s. to be engaged in dialect, not just dialect but also common actions to pur...

Short trip, but another planet. do they speak a different language here or something? >> judith: yes, its a different dialect. >> anthony: its not an accent. the actual words are different. >> judith: yes. >> heinz: the words are different, the spelling is different, and also the meaning of some words. >> anthony: and the beer. most importantly the beer is different. >> heinz: and the beer. yes. in cologne we have a pale beer, a light beer, and here we have really dark beer. >> anthony: right. >...

Carnival. do you like carnival? >> tracey: i do, and im not ashamed to say it. >> anthony: will jesters and bards and medievally attired pranksters be popping up during my stay here? >> tracey: youre missing out. youre really -- >> anthony: mimes? no mimes, troubadours, jugglers, uh, human statues? >> tracey: come on. >> anke: all of them are wearing bonkers costumes and look like shit. i dont like it. no, i always get embarrassed about those people. >> anthony: i hate carnival. >> anke: i hate ...

A dialect, this is a language. >> maurizio: yeah, right. >> anthony: and there is some ambivalence about whether they even consider themselves italy. >> maurizio: they dont consider themselves as italian because theyve always been left alone by the state, and i dont know italy. you know, ive been in sienna, ive been to rome, ive been to milano, but thats it. >> anthony: so italy is a more foreign country than germany. >> maurizio: yup. >> anthony: you couldnt find me an italian? i mean, what the...

Its not a nice thing, but i mean, sometimes happens for real ah? >> anthony: cycle of life. all right. >> italian anthony: buona sera, buona sera, buona sera. >> anthony: so why horse? where does this tradition come from? >> marco: from arabs. maybe also the egyptians. then we have greeks, 750 years before christ. then we have romans. because we have to say that sicilian are big bastards. we -- yeah, of course. because we are being conquered by everybody. also our dialect. there are many words t...