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Marriage as a norm, but promote emotional and familial stability in whatever forms those families take. So youre asking a question that theres a real fight about. I happen to be on the side that says the kinds of policies i was talking about earlier, the higher minimum courages, expanded welfare programs, more protected pay and reproductive control contributes to stabilizing populations financially that then better enables them to form the kind of bonds and raise the kind of families that are go...

Larger question about the harm analysts. Most, not all, most said genuine concern. It is not just a cause. Sometimes it is just a cause, but over time there are genuine and the people involved dug generally worried. If i lived in a pretty area and did not need to release my land that would really embrace it. Unfortunately there are parts of this country where things were kind of challenging and tough to be looked at new york state. Some really destitute and troubled areas. Instead of fracking, t...

It will take over those resources . I will not pretend to be a geopolitical experts. For what these people having and the key is something to undercut and unless were ready to go to battling skin and with your question about saudi arabia it has a huge blow wing young population nobody knows how much but it is not clear if they had enough to export for energies they probably could do so more but china like a lot of nations their own country china has a and russia has, uk, poland has, uk, poland, ...

Basement trying to type out the words. [laughter] i have not visual. I follow you but i still need fracking in 101. What would you do . What exactly what you do do you need a license . Can you over to win it as far as chemicals . But some people sayville whole saying is a ponzi scheme that producing a lot of oil and gas but it would not last very is state dash that shows it plummets and production is dropping forget about what the president said about 100 years with Energy Security but talk to p...

Reporter in a 1996 and as editor of the san antonio press, we hired russell and he came to san antonio and had a wonderful three or four year run as reporter here. Met his wife and got married in san antonio, worked in our capital in austin for a while before moving onto the major leagues in the bigtime. He has written a terrific book about cracking, the boom. Ive seen a few books and none of them catch my attention until the sun. I want to get you talking publicly about it. I know a lot of peop...

Which was a very big step for me. And i ended up, three scholarship from a group called aauw, instead of getting a scholarship in doing super well in college, ended up finally after a lot of tumbles in the lot of halls, going on, getting a graduate degree from harvard and effort education. That they express myself connect to my native soul in South Carolina and found that this nonprofit called page and began working at appalachian girls out here. Host when you say you work with appalachian girls...

Ten thousand students are expected to live and study on the 32 acres of UTSA’s Downtown Campus by 2028. The region’s economy hopes to change due to mixed-use construction, microtransit and student housing. The downtown expansion of UTSA has resulted in a significant change.  The school will house 10,000 students on 32 acres by 2028,...

Richard "Dick" T. Schlosberg III, a longtime publisher who was the San Antonio Report's founding board chairman, has died at age 79.

Altamirano is the first council outsider to announce his run for mayor. He joins councilmembers Manny Pelaez and John Courage in the race.

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