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Ana Cabrera Reports

important point you just made is that there is this alliance. it wasn't just the u.s. acting unilaterally here. ambassador, given iran and its role in all of this, officials in iran are condemning the strikes. what do you think iran does now, and do you think they had direct control in what the houthis have been doing? >> there's been a lot of conjecture about whether iran and the houthis are coordinating their every move here. look, this is part of the broader project that general soleimani wanted to create against israel, and so when we understand that what iran wants to do here is to kick the united states out of the persian gulf, we can expect in the absence of constructing what essentially is going to be escort, a whole naval escort of vessels through the persian gulf around the red sea, there will be attempts as

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FOX and Friends

open. >> lawrence: just a quick flashback when joe biden decided to -- when he took office, on day one. he got you rid of the border fencing that was right outside the border wall area that they were constructing under donald trump's administration. not just that. he got rid of all the technology that they had sitting there to install around the border fence. now the president is saying tell the republicans that we need more money to fix the border. watch. >> what are you going to do about the southern border, president? >> what? >> the southern border? [inaudible] >> got to do something. they ought to give me the money i need to protect the border. >> steve: so joe biden is saying give me the money. and i think he is talking about the negotiations with the congress. you know, bowers the congress, they are trying to do something with ukraine and israel and republicans are trying to include the border with that.

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This Cultural Life

flush toilets. things went down them and never came back. you didn't know where they went! so, itjust depends what you're used to, doesn't it? and, er, what you take, what you take for granted. so, cities are actually a lot less safe. you're hit by a car at any moment. so, out in the woods, as long as you're respectful and always look behind to see where you've just been, then you won't get lost. i mean, my big fear would be a bear, you were a practical child? usually i was either constructing something out of materials such as papier mache, or i was painting. or i was sewing, one or the other. sewing is not so messy. the papier mache

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Whanganui water supply's ultraviolet treatment plant will cost $1.5 million

Designing and constructing an ultraviolet disinfection plant for Whanganui’s water supply will cost the district council $1.5 million over the next two...

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The Context

presume the intelligence agencies are looking very closely to ensure this isn't some sort of russian false flag operation. absolutely. this is something _ false flag operation. absolutely. this is something that _ false flag operation. absolutely. this is something that russia i false flag operation. absolutely. this is something that russia is | false flag operation. absolutely. i this is something that russia is no stranger to. where we might see something presented to us but it might be something the kremlin is constructing to justify a future action down the line. there are questions raised when a country like russia where you can speak ill of the invasion of ukraine efface 25 years in prison and yet yevgeny prigozhin could balance an arm rebellion, fail and be alarm dues aloud seem to roam free. he was seen briefly in st. petersburg a few weeks ago. we saw him in an apparent video in africa. we weren't able to locate the location. he certainly been able to adopt less of a profile for the week after week we would see yevgeny prigozhin nara front line

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Neil Ericksen: Why is NZ still constructing flood-prone buildings?

OPINION: The evidence is clear, yet there's no move to flood-proofing, writes researcher.

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CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta

we know this is an issue in texas. has this been an issue for you as well? >> we are working very hard with employers to talk about the importance of water breaks, including our city business partners and making sure that you get a chance to cool down. we have also learned that we maybe need to adjust the time people work. for us that means starting earlier in the day when it's cooler. we are really rethinking, can we do activities inside? for example, the city opened our first city sponsored housing that's shipping container housing. it's old shipping containers and constructing them into housing units. that can be done inside where it is still difficult to do construction, but a lot more comfortable. if we really make it a priority, we can make life better for our workers. >> mayor, thank you so much for joining us to share some of this impo important advice.

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This Cultural Life

your mother allowed you to be messy at home, creating projects, so, what were you making? you were a practical child? usually i was either constructing something out of materials such as papier mache, or i was painting. or i was sewing, one or the other. sewing is not so messy. the papier mache is quite messy. so, craft work, then? oh, we didn't call it that, dear. that's a new—fangled term. did you call it anything, or was itjust the stuff...? making stuff. and we had the full...the full run of the tool set, you know. that was very handy. a few years later, when you self—published your first book... yes. a book of poetry, double persephone, um... a very limited run, and i think you made... your hand—printed and set... typeset... yeah. it was a flat bed press, so you had to set each page. and the fonts were a bit limited, and we had to, um...set the poem, run it through and then disassemble it and do the next one. and i did the cover with a lino block print. mmm. do you have one of these books?

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This Cultural Life

your mother allowed you to be messy at home, creating projects, so, what were you making? you were a practical child? usually i was either constructing something out of materials such as papier mache, or i was painting. or i was sewing, one or the other. sewing is not so messy. the papier mache is quite messy. so, craft work, then? oh, we didn't call it that, dear. that's a new—fangled term. did you call it anything, or was itjust the stuff...? making stuff. yeah. and we had the full run of the tool set, you know. that was very handy. a few years later, when you self—published your first book... yes. a book of poetry, double persephone, erm... a very limited run, and i think you made you hand—printed and set... it was a flat bed press, so you had to set each page. and the fonts were a bit limited, and we had to set the poem, run it through, and then disassemble it and do the next one. and i did the cover with a lino block print.

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This Cultural Life

then you won't get lost. your mother allowed you to be messy at home, creating projects, so, what were you making? you were a practical child? usually i was either constructing something out of materials such as papier mache, or i was painting. hmm. or i was sewing, one or the other. sewing is not so messy. the papier mache is quite messy. so, craft work, then? oh, we didn't call it that, dear. that's a new—fangled term. did you call it anything, or was itjust the stuff...? making stuff. yeah. and we had the full...the full run of the tool set, you know. that was very handy. a few years later, when you self—published your first book... yes. a book of poetry, double persephone, um... a very limited run, and i think you made... your hand—printed and set... typeset... yeah. it was a flat bed press,

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