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and as the feud between desantis and disney escalates, randi kaye spoke to voters in the town about the flash point. >> i'd love to be able to vote for a republican. but, yeah, he's not winning me over with this. >> reporter: terry is talking about florida governor ron desantis. terry lives here in celebration, florida, a town developed by the walt disney company in 1994. celebration is located near disney world. residents a and visitors here have been closely following the feud. >> disappointing and seems the tiling of it seems very retaliatory based on some of the decisions that disney made and then almost a little bit of a pissing match to see who can up the other. >> reporter: we spoke with 30 people here, mostly residents, half of them identified as are not voters.
he's come up with a 13 sided shape, called the hat because it looks like one. it also is dubbed and einstein, not for the physicist, but the german for one stone. apparently it means it can cover a surface without a repeated pattern. that's a first for a single tile. the creator, retired printing technician got help from a math professor and two other academics. the shape will not be copyrighted so that everyone can enjoy working with it in decorative arts. and architecture. tiling in the bathroom is going to look different. absolutely animals in the uk zoo on the hunt for easter eggs. this is breaking news for you. the whips needs ooh broke up lemurs, rhinos and wolverines on thursday with an egg extravaganza. the rhino forests for treats and brightly painted easter boxes. the lemurs went after papier mache eggs filled with their favorite sweet potato goodies. and wolverines, puff and fee is their sharp claws to break pinatas stuff
denmark. he liked the turkish and moroccan tiling. we went to morocco to buy all the glassware and design all the dishes. their >> renovation came five years and the cost, $25 million. >> i think he was used to luxuriant surrounded himself with as much as he could. because he was brought up that way. he lived that life. and i don't know if he had any boundaries. it didn't occurred to him. >> maurizio started sponsoring sailing teams and races all over the world. he brought patrizia who didn't quite fit in. >> maurizio what arrived by helicopter and often she would accompany him and she reminded me of joan collins. she was dripping in jewels and makeup and heels, it was not appropriate because your sailing. your in dachshunds, or sneakers, and jeans. and she would stand there and, i don't even know what she was thinking, but she would not participate in the out all.
biological differences in the tiling of development. as i said, a 16-year-old girl is a year ahead of a 16-year-old boy. >> and one final thought, if more women are pursuing a college education than men, that's going to have a significant impact on marriage and mating, right? that trend is a long-term trend? >> it's a long-term trend. it might, to be honest, michael, we don't know what impact it will have on marriage. the key question is women willing to marry men who are less educated them them. a nurse may well marry a plumber, but it needs to be played out. we'll see. it could have a negative impact, we just don't know that. >> thank you for writing the book and your willingness to discuss. really appreciate it. >> thank you, michael. >> some of the social media reaction that's come in, make
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it boggles the mind. but that is the thinking right now, jose. meanwhile, carol, as the former president prepares to make his announcement for 2024, what do you make of the tiling of this announcement? >> well, it's not ideal, jose for former president trump, and he knows it. he's very worried, talking with aides about the fact that republican leadership is now under attack from their own members, from within. because there was not the route in the election that donald trump was expecting nor the one that kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell were expecting and promising to some of their members. so the fact that the senate remains in democratic control and the house majority for republicans is going to be squeaky thin, it's not a good look for donald trump to say the people who backed his election lie basically either all lost or won by a hair.
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past bbc two. it was almost 20 past six before bbc�*s main channel got to report what had happened. breaking news this evening, the chancellor rishi sunak and the health secretary sajid javid resigned from cabinet, tiling the prime minister that the tone he sets reflects on his colleagues and party. first, these responses on video. i switched on my television at six o'clock in the evening expecting to see the evening news. , ., ., ., �* ~ news. instead, i found that bbc one was staying _ news. instead, i found that bbc one was staying with _ news. instead, i found that bbc| one was staying with wimbledon and continued to cover the tennis match. i don't begrudge cameron norrie his well—deserved victory, but why does the bbc insist on sacrificing regular programmes, including the news, for a sport worship? currently we have a government
bbc two. it was almost 20 past six before bbc�*s main channel got to report what had happened. breaking news this evening, the chancellor rishi sunak and the health secretary sajid javid resigned from cabinet, tiling the prime minister that the tone he sets reflects on his colleagues and party. first, these responses on video. i switched on my television at six o'clock in the evening expecting to see the evening news. , ., ., ., �* ~ news. instead, i found that bbc one was staying _ news. instead, i found that bbc one was staying with _ news. instead, i found that bbc| one was staying with wimbledon and continued to cover the tennis match. i don't begrudge cameron norrie his well—deserved victory, but why does the bbc insist on sacrificing regular programmes, including the news, for a sport worship? currently we have a government