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This happens again and again for us in myanmar. >> for almost six years? >> six years, nearly six years. all the judgments are made by the kangaroo court, the navy, army, and the air force. these three officials sitting all together, they read off, this is your sentence, like that. >> right. >> it happens only minutes, like that. >> what is life like inside prison? >> nice, nice, very nice. >> i have a hard time believing that. >> very nice. we can talk to each other, you know, say something. we...

The public wanted to see at that time. but in the 70s, all of that changed. ♪ and you know who you were then ♪ >> comedy grew out of transgression. shows like "all in the family" showed a different side of that nuclear family. >> you realize how many boring things i got to do in a single day that drive me crazy? i got to get up, brush my teeth, i have to shave. and i hate to shave. there are mornings when i stand there debating with that mirror, should i shave or should i cut my throat. but ...

I mean, the partygate story was broken by the mirror and, er, and then the rest of the media, quite rightly, piled in, and we found out more and more and more, and from initial denials, we ended up with, um, complete acknowledgement, and the police saying, "yes." keir starmer said that he would resign if he got a criminal sanction, but the issue that united starmer and johnson was that this was a year in which basically integrity and trust... yep. ..and the truthfulness of the people that run ou...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 24 (ANI/NewsVoir): Arjun Kilachand, one of country's leading bespoke menswear bespoke brand unveils a new flagship store in the heart of South Mumbai's epochal Queen's Necklace. The menswear ceremonial design house, which is one of the most sought-after brands in India's luxury space, embarks on a new retail chapter by opening an immersive and experiential store (approximately 2000180 square feet in size) in the heritage Art Deco building lo...

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Down early retirement — the paper says prime minister rishi sunak plans a �*midlife mot�* to get over 50s into work. the daily mail says the nhs is wasting money on equality, diversity and inclusion—related positions. the i leads on yesterdays vote in scotland on gender identification reforms, saying it could lead to what it calls an �*unprecedented constitutional clash with westminster. its also on the front page of the telegraph, which says labour leader sir keir starmer wants update...

It gets more difficult as the way of spending it. ithink it gets more difficult as the way of spending it. i think perhaps for older people who perhaps did buy their houses for significantly less money and do enjoy final salary pension, for instance, they probably are in a very good position, i cant see why they would come back to work. but the article does talk about volunteering opportunities that are also available for those people who do not need to be paid. lets turn to the mirror, hopefull...

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Total retail spending but 2021 was a bit of a frenzy as well. this is not a bad thing. the interesting thing is that generosity is way up across the board for americans since the pandemic. so something about the pandemic and seeing our mortality in the mirror, the chance we are going to die woke us up and said we need to be kind and good to others. >> julie: that was a positive to that all. i would like to see that more often. dave ramsey, thank you very much and merry christmas to you. >> merry...

Is sometimes misunderstood and turned into something very negative and threatening. i dont believe that. for me, nationalism is a reaction. a reaction, for example, that people in czech republic would have, lets say, 19th century, because they were always dominated by someone bigger and stronger. 0r reaction in the baltic republics or ukraine — doesnt matter — during the soviet empire time. they were nationalist. why? because they wanted to preserve their identity, their dna, their language,...