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Of 19 from india, who also, you know, likes hip-hop. >> what do you want to know? we could go on. but to be clear, a community i bank is in the community, of course. so it turns out that i wef anything, if were beingticulate honest, kamala harris is evene a less articulate than the mannequin whose job she wants to take. and thats odd. it seems a natural to democratic politicians get dumber as they get younger. have they inverted the process of cognitive decline that would seem to defy the laws o...

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Distort is beyond anything that is recognizable, it is difficult to get the str the truth out. democrat can rely on press to carry their water. it is a huge challenge, were not playing on a level playing feel, we have not been for decades. that is really what is the biggest threat to america, we do not have an unbiased media, they are advocates for the left. they are fellow travelers, it is a real challenge for conservatives, but unin the en, my race is truths for lies, but what this entire elec...

The Ratings Experts from RESEARCH DIRECTOR, INC. – marching cheek-by-jowl with the algorithmic aces from XTRENDS – are back for another slog through the numbers. We get our collective hands and keyboards dirty, so you don’t have to. Read with us as we plow through another five markets worth of data. We sort out the winners and those that did not win, seeking out the highs and lows of a survey that began on 7/21 and concluded on 8/17. There were no federally mandated holidays .....

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The Ratings Experts from RESEARCH DIRECTOR, INC. – in league with the math masters from XTRENDS – are back with yet another thrilling, action-splattered episode of the ratings game. A reality show like no other that features drama, tension-building competitions, triumph, and tragedy. All emanating from a single 28-day period. This one began on JUNE 23rd and concluded on JULY 20th and is commonly known as “JULY.” It featured record-breaking heat, wildfires, vacations, ...

Most of the loss was in u.s., canada and europe. but the company is still growing in asia. but u.s. and canada, having a hard time. so it is promising some changes. and in the third quarter, they say that they will gain about a million subscribers worldwide, so that is why the stock is likely up this morning. >> big changes, right? advertising which i think is something that they said that they would never do. so folks changing passwords, you will get charged for that, is that right? >> thats ri...

Were deemed to be allowed to come to the uk and what we do know is that before they captured one of these groups gave them the location and name of a lady and children they needed to be evacuated and they were based on the region within the russian territories and we know that paul and deliver captured around the first checkpoint going into the russian territory and they were detained by the 25th of april. ididihat detained by the 25th of april. what ou think detained by the 25th of april. what ...

In the real world, JUNE marks the midpoint of the year. However, we don’t live in the real world. In the alternate reality known as the radio, upside down JUNE is just another 28 day grouping. This one ran from MAY 26th through JUNE 22nd. It featured a long holiday weekend, a salute to dear old dad, and the longest day of the year. It was also the beginning of the vacation season with the requisite traffic delays and flight cancellations. How did it all affect the average radio ...

Even the president’s advisers are divided: some favour keeping duties as leverage in negotiations with Beijing; others want to reduce them at a time of high inflation.