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And so, that is such an important issue. and joe manchin has been lobbied non-stop on this issue. and it is a very big open question whether or not, as you said, because the compromise bill that he says he put forward got no republican support at all earlier this week. once this -- these two bills are done, whether or not that is going to change in terms of approach, you can bet that from the activists out there to constituents of every other democrat and people who talk to the white house const...

They cast are not overturned. and so, that is such an important issue. and joe manchin has been lobbied non-stop on this issue. and it is a very big open question whether or not, as you said, because the compromise bill that he says he put forward got no republican support at all earlier this week. once this -- these two bills are done, whether or not that is going to change in terms of approach, you can bet that from the activists out there to constituents of every other democrat and people who...

They certainly made that clear in what they have put forward. 0bviously what they have put forward. obviously the open question is the extent to which the uk government is willing to engage with those proposals and find some solutions because clearly what the uk has put forward is not necessarily addressing all issues which lord frost put forward in his paper over the summer. will frost put forward in his paper over the summer-— frost put forward in his paper over the summer. ~ ., ., ., , ., t...

After election day 2022 because theyre hoping and praying that republicans take over. the long game that republicans played here at the behest of donald trump to oppose an independent bipartisan commission to look into this, then to oppose appointing republicans in a legitimate way for this bipartisan select committee, so far its working to their benefit if you just look at time. we dont know -- and this is one of the many unanswered questions -- if they do defy these subpoenas, what impact it w...

230, which is part of the larger conversation here. thats a liability shield for these tech companies, but it really does speak to the content, again, were talking here about the algorithms and sort of the under the hood mechanisms of how this stuff works. i was struck yesterday, there are senators calling this a tipping point. weve seen other tipping points and flash points on other big issues here in washington. i think specifically about the pushes that we see after mass shootings on gun viol...

Places for where employers are hiring. the crawley example is interesting because obviously the travel sector has been hardest hit and is still hard hit, how will that adjustment and how it will emerge as an open question. hesse adjustment and how it will emerge as an open question.— adjustment and how it will emerge as an open question. have you seen many --eole an open question. have you seen many peeple coming — an open question. have you seen many peeple coming to — an open question. h...

European diplomats, diplomats with our closest allies who are concerned about this very thing. we know that americas adversaries watch. they watched the gulf war, made conclusions about american capabilities. they watched americas long involvements in iraq and afghanistan. learned about americas vulnerabilities to fighting insurgencies and so far. we know they watch the exit as well. and the question is, does russia look at u.s. departure from afghanistan and leaving its allies and say, what doe...

Of infection i dont think the northeast and the northern states -- at schools youll start to see the schools become sources of community spread. pickup of infections. its not going to look like the south, more mitigation, in terms of the long run an open question whether or not well see immediate variants that pierce the immunity offered by vaccination and prior infections. well see variants that partially escape the imimmunity that we acquired. well be able to engine er vaccines against it. on ...

Diplomatic staff in kabul. whether they are able to turn a page, whether they have changed in their hearts is a major open question. it is such an open question, and many millions of afghans do not believe that they have changed, that they are rushing to the airport to try to get out in addition to those who are just trying to get out because it is a poor country and they see a possibility to change their lives. >> just after midnight in dohar, qatar, where richard engel has flown to safety. ric...

Is a very open question. this is where the contact group of the g7 with the taliban is very important, but at the end of the day, it will be the talibans willingness to allow more of its citizen to leave the country and the method by which that might happen. i think lots of people are straining to work out how this might indeed be the case. it is not entirely clear, which is why in the remaining few days of this, maximum effort needs to be exerted to get the maximum number of entitled people out...