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will play in the upcoming season? i'm wondering. i can't imagine that she's made any decision nor should she have to at any point in time. everyone's eager to see her play, her athleticism unbelievable. what do you think she might do? >> we missed her last year. it wasn't the same in the wnba without her. we don't start until may, so that gives her a couple months to gather and get back in shape and get back in the groove, smell the american air again. i think she'll play, if i had to give my opinion on it. you know, i think she wants to get back out there and just feel loved again by the fans. >> she certainly has been loved and there's a great deal of celebration happening all around the world for her release. i want to hone in on what you said, because you and brittney did play on different teams in russia. you talked about it as the hardest place to be. you mentioned the introversion you just mentioned. i'm wondering, in your

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any decision nor should she have to at any point in time. everyone's eager to see her play, her athleticism unbelievable. what do you think she might do? >> we missed her last year. it wasn't the same in the wnba without her. we don't start until may, so that gives her a couple months to gather and get back in shape and get back in the groove, smell the american air again. i think she'll play, if i had to give my opinion on it. you know, i think she wants to get back out there and just feel loved again by the fans. >> she certainly has been loved and there's a great deal of celebration happening all around the world for her release. i want to hone in on what you said, because you and brittney did play on different teams in russia. you talked about it as the hardest place to be. you thought the people were not friendly, you mentioned the introversion you just mentioned. i'm wondering, in your experience, as a player there, as a black woman, did you have concerns about how she would be treated in this context? >> well, let me rephrase.

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not about that, just about life, you know, and the film and he was so pleased to be working on a film that actually felt meant something at that point in his life, because he'd been doing a few films that he wasn't that proud of. and it was just really lovely to sit and talk with somebody of his reputation, but, you know, just a regular guy. the point about introversion or maybe self—effacement, with you seems to go even further, though, because you have always said, i think, about the way you make your movies that you don't want people to really think hard or notice or regard as sort of special the treatment, visual treatment you've given the movie because you sort of say if they're coming up to me, saying, "i love that brilliant shot you put in "at x or y point in the movie," you almost feel that's a failure.

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so pleased to be working on a film that actually felt meant something at that point in his life, because he'd been doing a few films that he wasn't that proud of. and it was just really lovely to sit and talk with somebody of his reputation but, you know, just a regular guy. the point about introversion, or maybe self—effacement, with you seems to go even further, though, because you have always said, i think, about the way you make your movies that you don't want people to really think hard or notice or regard as sort of special the treatment, visual treatment, you've given the movie because you sort of say if they're coming up to me saying, "i love that brilliant shot you put in at x or y point in the movie," you almost feel that's a failure. why is that? i do think if the cinematography, the imagery or any other aspect of bringing

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not about liz taylor and stuff, not about that, just about life, you know, and the film and he was so pleased to be working on a film that actually felt meant something at that point in his life, because he'd been doing a few films that he wasn't that proud of. and it was just really lovely to sit and talk with somebody of his reputation but, you know, just a regular guy. the point about introversion, or maybe self—effacement, with you seems to go even further, though, because you have always said, i think, about the way you make your movies that you don't want people to really think hard or notice or regard as sort of special the treatment, visual treatment, you've given the movie because you sort of say if they're coming up to me saying, "i love that brilliant shot you put in at x or y point in the movie," you almost feel that's

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working on a film that actually felt meant something at that point in his life because he'd been doing a few films that he wasn't that proud of. and it was just really lovely to sit and talk with somebody of his reputation but, you know, just a regular guy. the point about introversion or maybe self—effacement with you seems to go even further, though, because you have always said, i think about the way you make your movies, that you don't want people to really think hard or notice or regard as sort of special the treatment, visual treatment, you've given the movie, because you sort of say if they're coming up to me saying, i love that brilliant shot you put in at x or y point in the movie, you almost feel that's a failure. why is that? i do think if the cinematography, the imagery

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because i was on a set with richard burton, but i realised that people are just people. he came with such a reputation and he was such a lovely man. we would sit, we were shooting down in salisbury plain, one little scene, i remember sitting with him and john hurt one lunchtime and just talking, you know, about life and... not about liz taylor and stuff, not about that, just about life, you know, and the film. and he was so pleased to be working on a film that actually felt meant something at that point in his life because he'd been doing a few films that he wasn't that proud of. and it was just really lovely to sit and talk with somebody of his reputation but, you know, just a regular guy. the point about introversion or maybe self—effacement with you seems to go even further, though, because you have always said,

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and he was so pleased to be working on a film that actually felt meant something at that point in his life because he'd been doing a few films that he wasn't that proud of. and it was just really lovely to sit and talk with somebody of his reputation but, you know, just a regular guy. the point about introversion or maybe self—effacement with you seems to go even further, though, because you have always said, i think about the way you make your movies, that you don't want people to really think hard or notice or regard as sort of special the treatment, visual treatment, you've given the movie, because you sort of say if they're coming up to me saying, i love that brilliant shot you put in at x or y point in the movie, you almost feel that's a failure. why is that? i do think if the cinematography, the imagery or any other aspect of bringing

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OK, place your bet. Who's done better during lockdowns: introverts or extroverts? Also, what percentage of hospitalized patients still have COVID symptoms half a year later? Finally, what's the latest timeline for vaccinating children against COVID-19?
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