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BBCNEWS Breakfast July 13, 2024

Sweeping in from the south west, pushing north eastward. More, later. A rare edition of the first harry potter book could fetch as much as 50,000 pound its thursday the 10th of october. Our top story. Turkey is conducting ground and air assaults against Kurdish Forces as it goes to auction. In Northern Syria, despite international condemnation. President trump has been blamed for giving the green light good morning. Today we will see for the turkish advance sunshine and the forecast, the best by withdrawing american troops of which will be this morning. Some from the border area. 0ur washingto...

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Transcribe-my-thoughts app would prevent everyone knowing what I actually said during meetings - Vimarsana News

Transcribe-my-thoughts app would prevent everyone knowing what I actually said during meetings

Welcome to another edition of Just A Minute, live from Scunthorpe Alistair Dabbs Fri 29 Jan 2021 // 09:30 UTC Share Copy Something for the Weekend, Sir? "Right, let's start the meeting. Oh, could someone take the minutes?" And my heart sinks. They'll see me and ask me to do it. They always do. Bloody minutes of a bloody meeting. Every bloody time. It was easier not to be asked back in the day when we used to attend meetings in a real room. If it was a big meeting with lots of people, I could hide behind a taller, fatter colleague or make myself look intently busy with ...