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Right now, miscarriage and stillbirth rates are exploding worldwide. This is the natural consequence of a well-planned depopulation experiment, carried out by the people, organizations, and [...]

What is the potential impact of this? we just had the first date for the strikes. december the 21st, that is the wednesday before christmas, a very busy time for the nhs and ambulance service. at least 10,000 staff going to go on strike on that day sojobs like staff going to go on strike on that day so jobs like paramedics, ambulance technicians, 999 call handlers come across almost every part of england and wales, with the exception of the east of england, the only region not involved in this a...

Congressional gold medals. >> many of us, still carry the physical, mental and emotional scars after that mob of thousands launched a violent assault in an attempt to halt the counting-of-electoral ballots. >> capitol officer brian sicknick who died the next day of multiple strokes was sijed out for his bravery. sicknicks family making their way to a receiving line refused to shake the hands of house republican leader kevin mccarthy and senate gop leader mitch mcconnell. they told cbs news why. ...

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Well find out how artificial intelligence is helping doctors assess the risk of breast cancer returning. and see the smartglasses helping make sense of the world. artificial voice: find object. find people. explore. plus zoe breaks down 5g, and everything else in her vicinity. oh, god, that is really heavy! wow. what a beautiful building. this is europes biggest biomedical research facility under one roof. its the francis crick institute in london. there are over 1,500 scientists working here, a...

Wow! what a beautiful building. this is europes biggest biomedical research facility under one roof. its the francis crick institute in london. there are over 1,500 scientists working here, all looking at the biology that underlies health and disease. whether its cancer, heart disease or strokes, the research here hopes to change the way that serious illness is diagnosed, treated or even prevented. the institute gets its name from uk scientist francis crick, one of the four scientists who discov...

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The bill, despite being unnecessarily cruel, despite being gross, despite solving no real problems, right? the main flaw that it was purposely vague. it was like, meant to create situations like this one, right? where, you know, i kind of had these broad strokes and the way that it was written. you know, so teachers, you know, and school systems would not be sure whether they would violate it. and so, out of precaution, some people would say, oh, were not gonna have this book in the library that...