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In that mission and like washington, playing very much a support role to niger's military in that fight. russia — i think we cannot overstate russia's role, or we have overstated russia's role, rather. i think they have been quite opportunistic, waiting in the wings, using social media to try to leverage a role for themselves, but really i think they have not been a driving factor in either this coup or in the growing anti—french sentiment and anti—western sentiment in the region. they are obviously trying to capitalise on that sentiment but i don't think we should ascribe too much to ru...

The reuion? . . .,, what roles russia and france play in the region?— the region? france has traditionally -la ed a the region? france has traditionally played a major _ the region? france has traditionally played a major role _ the region? france has traditionally played a major role in _ the region? france has traditionally played a major role in the - the region? france has traditionally played a major role in the region, l played a major role in the region, it has been a security partner to niger and many others in the region for decades, frankly. obviously, as the counterterrorism fight...

What we do see in the new fox business polls is a little motion asround second place, yo see nikki haley in second place in south carolina, she's the former governor and tim scott, another person from south carolina in third place in iowa. so a little movement around there, around governor desantis and the second place race. >> jacqui: and what's driving the numbers, you have economic issues at 51% being the most important factor to south carolina republicans and their choice for who they were to be the republican nominee. and the numbers below that are just a fraction, i mean, you have 12% fo...

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His own speech, it's not that you begin with race of an applicant. and then decide whether they are qualified at that moment. it's about the qualifications of the actual applicant, whether they are already otherwise qualified on a merit based, and albeit, subjective set of criteria. and then, race is often used in terms of the admissions process as it was articulated, in the arguments before the court in briefings, and -- beyond, as a way of looking at, similarly perhaps, situated students, or those who have maybe similar tasks scores, particular similar geographic regions or other things. and...