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Crimes later. at the moment, though, we want this war to stop. we want ideally the diplomacy to succeed. youve got to be disciplined. its not enough to be muscular, youve got to be disciplined here, and youve got to think about your priorities and the sequencing, and i would say there will be plenty of time to look at war crimes down the road, essentially we want to stop those war crimes, declaring it takes away any deterrent value it might have. >> richard haass and julia mendel, thank you both...

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Together, as opposed. to try to kill each other on the battlefield, amazing things can happen. - last thought from either of you that is about good as you can get and it is... a scientific collaboration is the great hope for us in britain, the great tragedy is that we have pulled away from it with brexit and we no longer have the same level of scientific collaboration that we did have. ijust, with the word sequencing, i always think of the pandemic and this country was very good sequencing and m...

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We had had an announcement over 20 years ago when they had - the big breakthrough| of what they said was the sequencing, but there i were still sections left that were not actually fully done. explain what it means because when you get into the genome stuff, people go, oh that is very good, but i dont know what that really means. it is looking at the building blocks of human dna - that we have that make us who we are and different l from chimpanzees, for example, and in fact this last section - ...

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