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A fantastic lot has changed the instant germany has begun to catch up finally i think in some very significant ways the the 990 s. Right through into the decade that followed on that right through to 2005 also there were intensely painful years people lost their jobs they lost their livelihoods we talked about this already. I think know what has happened is that in terms of infrastructure much has been achieved in eastern germany but far too many people have had traumatic experiences their lives...

Global superpower. Former cia station chief dan hoffman is standing by with analysis but we begin with Kristin Fisher in washington for an update. Not only did Iran Supreme Leader lashing at the United States, he also took aim at france, germany, the united kingdom, calling them the footman of the United States. Just a few days after those European Countries moved to sanction iran from violating the 2015 nuclear deal. At a briefing today, special u. S. Representative for ron did not directly add...

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