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That the whistle blower is blowing the whistle on. and here we have gary. and, you know, his credibility really doesnt even matter because he is hes brought documents and evidence and the inspectors general at the justice department and for irs will be able to get mountains more of evidence because what hes saying is true and there will be tons of corroborating evidence to back it up. so it doesnt really matter what gary shipleys credibility is, what he is accurate. there were punches pulled on ...

They try to make the possible work the issue start of the issue that the whistleblower was blowing the whistle on. here we have gary sharply, his credibility doesnt matter. he has brought documents and evidence and the inspectors general at the justice department and for the irs will be able to get mountains more of evidence because what he saying is true. there will be tons of corroborating evidence to back it up. doesnt matter but gary sharplys credibility is. what he said is accurate. there w...

Selective cohead no difference in their earnings. heres the key. one group got a big boost from going to elite schools. poor students, students of colo didnt have a gcollege degree, and thats because the colleges connected them to students born into privilege, the student that legacy preferences admit to such large numbers. in other words, like a big part of college is the connections you make and the people that you meet. now if we end legacy admissions and that network disappears, minorities, ...

They cant moderate it. that was joe. now, no matter how well—intentioned our reuse and recycling programmes are, were still creating hundreds of millions of tons of new plastic every year. so we clearly are quite a long way from solving our plastic problem. there is definitely no simple solution, but what some companies are doing with a spot of science can be pretty mind blowing. we are a generation demanding change. whether we like it or not, were going to have a lot of plastic for the forese...

TUGUEGARAO CITY, Cagayan: The Department of Agriculture Regional Field Office 2 (DA-RFO2), through the Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division (AMAD) assisted farmers cooperatives and associations (FCAs) to sell 92,993 kilos of pineapples to institutional buyers in the country.

>> all right, jessica. wrap it up. >> this is the thing they do. its not surprising. everyone who knows about this at said that they dont care. most people dont know about this story. it wouldnt really affect them. this is what the first amendment is all about. we had this conversation around colin kaepernick taking the k knee. tons of veterans organizations that we support his right to do it. we shed blood to make sure that you have the rights at home to say whatever you want about your country...

The government, tapco, the company that runs the powerplant say there is nothing to worry about stop this water has been building up for years now and is now feeling more than 1000 tanks. 1.3 tons of water and if you want to imagine that, it is about 500 olympic swimming pools worth of water that now needs to be released because the running out of space. most of this water still has radioactive levels that cannot make it safe to release into the sea but some of it has been treated. the radioacti...

Habits that makes the potholes more dangerous still. you habits that makes the potholes more dangerous still.— more dangerous still. you see --eole more dangerous still. you see peeple driving _ more dangerous still. you see people driving on _ more dangerous still. you see people driving on the - more dangerous still. you see people driving on the wrong . people driving on the wrong side of the road to avoid potholes or speeding to get to the top of the hill before it comes down.— the top o...

The snowdon mountain railway has had to replace 1,000 metres of track to the summit, a project thats cost over £1 million. without the train, hafod eryri couldnt open. everything in the building relies on its supplies. youre live with bbc news. to japan now, where the country may be one step closer to discharging tons of treated water from the fukushima nuclear disaster site in the pacific ocean. its a controversial plan, opposed by neighbouring countries, including china. the director general ...

You can say about covid what you can say about being alive during the seven years war. you know? or world war one. life was different. our daily routine was different. [derek] you couldnt do anything. you literally could not step on a plane. you couldnt got on vacation, you couldnt eat at a restaurant. you would have zoom calls with your friends rather than having dinner with them. were talking about what its like to go through this process, and its like, "well, were cooking more dinners, the ki...