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we can't have these conversations without you, so i know you are juggling a lot of things. but thank you very much for making some time to talk to us. we're grateful. e time to talk to us we're grateful . ,. >>. it to -- the to -- th according to russian state media, the criminal case against yevgeny prigozhin, the head of the wagner group, a private mercenary army in russia critical to russia's ability to wage war in ukraine, will be dropped. that's what they're saying at least. and he will be an exile in belarus. so far, it is not clear if you will actually give up leadership or co...

Dangerous. the prediction of 90 days i think a lot of people think that might not take him that long. >> oh yeah, i agree. i think right now in the kremlin, the principal thing they're trying to do is defuse the wagner group. and most of them will go away. you notice they said, only those who hadn't take part in the rebellion be offered contracts. so you're going to try to integrate convicted murderers and child molesters into the russian army. i don't think so. the rest of them are without a job, and they're vulnerable to being arrested by the fsb or the interior ministry. so, i mean, when yo...

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Read Article As a veteran registered nurse, Mary Beth Gagne knows that providing an example can play a role in successful medical treatment. For Gagne, 61, that is one key reason – along with personal safety – that she will be ready to receive the new COVID-19 vaccine when it’s her turn. “People look to nurses. They need to know I support the vaccine. But it’s not a magic bullet,” said Gagne, who lives in Auburn. She has been a registered nurse for 41 years and is currently a pediatric home health nurse employed by MaineHealth Care at Home. Mary Beth Gagne of Auburn, who works as...