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Remember because i was a child of the 1940 and i learned them in school. That is how we learned history, the books out f tof the Library Fourth and fifth grade or with the way history was taught. When i got to graduate school in the 1960s i discovered that some of my fellow students from overseas would come to me periodically and say who is this joe and why should he say it aint so. So i told them the story. Then much later a friend of ours who is an immigrant doctor from south africa came to me...

An attorney a book on copyright issues. Use to navigate how the art ted in connects to or parts of history and culture and that is very what we will see today. Im looking forward to it so i offer y no more and libby. Thanks. I really am thrilled to see all f you here on this extremely muggy day and giving up your time to come to this presentation. Want to thank the staff for inviting me to come and talk really care that i about dearly. Am looking forward to you offering comments and at the end. ...

Watergate, and also if you early years of american conservative movement. This brings us to the 1970s and he topic is deindustrialization. Picking up our electric 1970 but we will take this all the way through the 1980s. Developments that i talk about erent sudden, they unfolded very slowly. And i will explain why. To do that i want you to reflect to question that im going give you. Handsse your lands yet because i want you to think about. The American Dream. How do you define that . Then i want...

She is a librarian of congress and a dance curator. She has been there since 2015. Before that, she was the executive director at Dance Heritage Coalition where now she provides outreach to artists and national preservation. This is vitally important. Im a dancer in another part of my life and im excited this work is happening. She advises organizations and artists on how to find funding or assistance for records and coauthored with an attorney a booklet on copyright and fair use to navigate iss...

Is the family behind Purdue Pharma the Sackler Family but the waltons are to walmart the sac lawyers are to Purdue Pharma and b. Are reports that according to the state attorney generals negotiating with the company the talks have stalled because the salaries of rejected a demand they give up 4500000000 of their personal wealth the saddle the o. P. O. They claim settle opioid claims against the company in an email sent to state attorney generals involved in the lawsuit and obtained by n. P. R. N...

Want to emphasize that the suffering of yemeni civilians represents a collective of the parties of the conflict and of the International Community consequently the parties to the conflict and national t have a collective responsibility to resolve the conflict and to issue an accountancy u. K. Prime minister Boris Johnson is bracing for legal challenges and a showdown in parliament over his bracks it plans in the next hour or so opposition parties want an emergency debate take place to try and st...

Any counter proposal this is a startling turn when just recently on this very show we discussed one proposed settlement the would have seen these sackless pay over 3000000000. 00 out of pocket and produced pharma put into a structured bankruptcy that could have seen 10. 00 to 12000000000. 00 awarded back to the public over time many experts now feel however that with this new twist we could see very little money was actually find their way back into public coffers so a big pharma once again dodg...

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Settlement that would have seen the sackler pay over 3000000000. 00 out of pocket and produced pharma put into a structured bankruptcy that could have seen 10. 00 to 12000000000. 00 awarded back to the public over time many experts now feel however that with this new twist we could see very little money is actually find their way back in the public coffers so a big pharma once again dodging responsibility for the opiate crisis that they created. I think its time to start watching the whole its. ...

To a structured bankruptcy would have saw money come back instead although were going to go straight by a group c. Dissolve the company and more things i found out which you even properly predicted to me when we were talking about their software was the fact that one of the other sticking points was this stock was not willing to pay out of pocket but also the threat of losing their chinese the potential Chinese Company move move to pharma your act which you know as we pointed out its like the pe...