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Now Kubba is back in Washington, working on democracy projects in the Middle East, everywhere except Iraq. He still keeps in touch with like minded Iraqis by e-mail but hears mainly bad news. One of his young assistants when he was in government in Baghdad, a fellow he thought had a bright future, was killed. | now kubba is back in washington. working on democracy projects in, the middle east everywhere except iraq he still, keeps in touch, with like minded iraqis by e-mail but hears mainly bad news one of his young assistants when he was in government in baghdad a fellow he thought had a bright future was | Now Kubba is back in Washington working on democracy projects in the Middle East everywhere except Iraq He still keeps in touch with like minded Iraqis by e-mail but hears mainly bad, news One of his young assistants when he was in government in; Baghdad a fellow, he thought had a bright future was | now kubba is back in washington, working on democracy projects in the middle east, everywhere except iraq. he still keeps in touch with like minded iraqis by e-mail but hears mainly bad news. one of his young assistants when he was in government in baghdad, a fellow he thought had a bright future, was killed. |
It is civil war. The horror that is taking place in Iraq is just unimaginable. The new generation, the teenagers who are doing these crimes - I just wonder. This is the new generation in Iraq. How are we going to build a civil society out of it? How are we going to build a democratic government out of it? | it is civil war the horror that is taking place, in iraq is just unimaginable the new generation the teenagers who are doing these crimes - i just wonder this is the new. generation in iraq how are we going to; build, a civil society out of it? how. are we, going to build. a democratic government out of | It is civil war The horror that is taking. place in Iraq is just unimaginable The new generation the teenagers. who are doing these crimes - I just. wonder This is the new generation in Iraq How are we, going to build a civil society out of, it? How are we going to build a democratic government out, of. | it is civil war. the horror that is taking place in iraq is just unimaginable. the new generation, the teenagers who are doing these crimes - i just wonder. this is the new generation in iraq. how are we going to build a civil society out of it? how are we going to build a democratic government out of it? |
Kubba has no plans to return anytime soon and doesn't see any quick fix. The Iraq he knew, he says, is evaporating. | kubba has no plans to return; anytime soon, and doesn't see any quick fix the iraq he knew he says is | Kubba has no plans to, return, anytime soon and doesn't see any quick fix The Iraq he knew he says is | kubba has no plans to return anytime soon and doesn't see any quick fix. the iraq he knew, he says, is evaporating. |
Michele Kelemen, NPR News, Washington. | michele kelemen npr news | Michele Kelemen NPR News | michele kelemen, npr news, washington. |
This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Melissa Block. | this is all things considered from npr news i'm melissa | This is ALL THINGS, CONSIDERED from NPR News I'm Melissa | this is all things considered from npr news. i'm melissa block. |
She says yes, the Affordable Care Act has brought in a lot of new members. But the law also puts pressure on hospitals to cut costs. Medicare reimbursements are going down so hospitals are coping with less money. And health reform has made the insurance market a lot more competitive, so Kaiser has to keep prices low. | she. says yes the affordable care act has brought. in a lot, of new members but the law also puts pressure on, hospitals to cut costs medicare reimbursements are going down so hospitals. are coping with less money and health reform has made the insurance market a lot; more competitive so kaiser; has; to keep prices | She says yes the Affordable Care Act has brought in a. lot of new members, But the law also puts pressure on hospitals to cut costs Medicare reimbursements, are going down so hospitals are coping with less money And. health reform has made the insurance market a lot more competitive so Kaiser has, to keep prices | she says yes, the affordable care act has brought in a lot of new members. but the law also puts pressure on hospitals to cut costs. medicare reimbursements are going down so hospitals are coping with less money. and health reform has made the insurance market a lot more competitive, so kaiser has to keep prices low. |
As consumers have opted to join us, our expectation and promise to them is that we keep their costs down. | as consumers have opted to join us our expectation and promise to them is that we keep their costs | As consumers have opted to join us, our expectation and promise, to them is. that. we keep their, costs | as consumers have opted to join us, our expectation and promise to them is that we keep their costs down. |
The union will rely on its 85,000 members in California to resist cuts. Professor Joanne Spetz says the nurses may even be using this local fight to help boost membership across the country. | the. union will rely on its 85,000 members in california to resist cuts professor joanne spetz says the nurses may even be using this; local fight to, help boost membership across the | The union will rely on its 85,000 members in California to resist cuts Professor Joanne Spetz, says, the nurses may even be, using this local fight to help boost membership across the | the union will rely on its 85,000 members in california to resist cuts. professor joanne spetz says the nurses may even be using this local fight to help boost membership across the country. |
There may be a broader strategy of trying to demonstrate their strength, demonstrate their willingness to fight, demonstrate their political power on a national stage. | there may be a broader strategy of trying, to demonstrate their strength, demonstrate their willingness to fight, demonstrate their political power on a national | There may be a broader. strategy of trying to demonstrate their strength, demonstrate their willingness to, fight demonstrate their political power on a national, | there may be a broader strategy of trying to demonstrate their strength, demonstrate their willingness to fight, demonstrate their political power on a national stage. |
She says if the California nurses win on wages, benefits and patient care, they'll inspire their national network of nurses to push for similar fights in their own states. For NPR News, I'm April Dembosky in San Francisco. | she says if the california nurses win on wages benefits and patient. care they'll inspire their national network of nurses to push for similar fights in their own states. for npr news i'm april dembosky in san | She says if the California. nurses win on wages benefits and patient care they'll inspire their national network of nurses to push for similar fights in; their own. states For, NPR News I'm April Dembosky in San | she says if the california nurses win on wages, benefits and patient care, they'll inspire their national network of nurses to push for similar fights in their own states. for npr news, i'm april dembosky in san francisco. |
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is setting up an Ebola response team for American hospitals. CDC Chief Tom Frieden explained today how the team will work. | the u.s centers for disease control and prevention is setting up an ebola response team for american hospitals; cdc chief tom frieden explained today how the team will | The U.S Centers. for Disease. Control and Prevention is setting up an Ebola response team. for American hospitals CDC Chief Tom Frieden explained today, how; the team will | the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is setting up an ebola response team for american hospitals. cdc chief tom frieden explained today how the team will work. |
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For any hospital, anywhere in the country, that has a confirmed case of Ebola, we will put a team on the ground within hours with some of the world's leading experts in how to take care of and protect healthcare workers from Ebola infection. | for any hospital, anywhere in, the. country. that has a confirmed case of ebola we will; put a team on the ground within hours with some of the world's leading experts in how, to take care of and, protect healthcare workers; from ebola | For any hospital anywhere in the country that has a confirmed case of Ebola we will put a team on the ground. within hours with some of the world's leading. experts in how to take care of and protect healthcare workers from Ebola | for any hospital, anywhere in the country, that has a confirmed case of ebola, we will put a team on the ground within hours with some of the world's leading experts in how to take care of and protect healthcare workers from ebola infection. |
In West Africa, the Ebola virus has proven deadly to doctors and nurses. Healthcare systems in Liberia and Sierra Leone collapsed this summer. Most hospitals in the Liberian capital, Monrovia, shut down. That city's JFK Hospital remained closed for a month after several doctors died. We're going to hear now about the f... | in west africa the ebola virus has proven deadly to doctors and nurses healthcare systems in liberia and; sierra leone. collapsed, this summer most, hospitals in the liberian capital monrovia shut down that city's jfk hospital remained, closed for a month after several doctors died we're going to hear now about the fac... | In West Africa the Ebola virus has proven deadly to; doctors and nurses Healthcare systems in Liberia. and Sierra, Leone collapsed this summer Most. hospitals in the Liberian capital Monrovia shut down That city's. JFK Hospital remained closed for a month after several doctors, died We're going to hear now about the fa... | in west africa, the ebola virus has proven deadly to doctors and nurses. healthcare systems in liberia and sierra leone collapsed this summer. most hospitals in the liberian capital, monrovia, shut down. that city's jfk hospital remained closed for a month after several doctors died. we're going to hear now about the f... |
The JFK Hospital is the largest public hospital in Liberia. It has a trauma unit and a large maternity ward and an outpatient clinic that serves hundreds of patients a day. It now also has a triage unit in its driveway to detect patients with Ebola and divert them to another facility. | the jfk hospital is. the largest public hospital, in liberia it has a trauma unit and a large maternity ward and, an outpatient clinic that serves hundreds of patients a day, it, now also has a triage unit in its driveway to, detect patients with ebola and divert them to another | The JFK Hospital is the largest public hospital in Liberia It has a trauma unit and. a large maternity ward and an, outpatient clinic that serves hundreds of patients a day; It now also has a, triage unit in its driveway to detect patients, with Ebola and divert them to another | the jfk hospital is the largest public hospital in liberia. it has a trauma unit and a large maternity ward and an outpatient clinic that serves hundreds of patients a day. it now also has a triage unit in its driveway to detect patients with ebola and divert them to another facility. |
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They look like they may have a patient in their car. Is that a patient? | they look. like they may have a patient. in their. car is that a, | They; look like they may have a patient in their; car. Is that a | they look like they may have a patient in their car. is that a patient? |
Dr. Wvennie MacDonald is the general administrator of JFK. She's standing just inside the hospital fence. | dr wvennie macdonald is the general administrator of jfk she's standing just inside the hospital | Dr Wvennie MacDonald is the general administrator of JFK She's, standing just inside the hospital, | dr. wvennie macdonald is the general administrator of jfk. she's standing just inside the hospital fence. |
Right now, for infection control and just trying to contain this, we have all patients coming through this gate now. | right now for infection control and just trying to contain this. we have all patients coming through this gate | Right now for infection control and just trying to contain this we have. all patients; coming through this. gate. | right now, for infection control and just trying to contain this, we have all patients coming through this gate now. |
People who arrive on foot or motorcycle are sent to a triage station under an awning to the left of the driveway. Anyone who arrives in car or an ambulance is screened by a nurse right at the vehicle. If there's any suspicion that someone is sick with Ebola, the nurses immediately call a doctor. | people who arrive on foot or motorcycle are sent to a triage station under an awning to. the left of the driveway anyone who arrives in car or an ambulance is screened by a nurse right at the; vehicle if there's any suspicion that someone is sick with ebola the nurses, immediately call a | People who arrive on foot or motorcycle are sent to a triage station under an, awning to the left of the driveway Anyone who arrives in car or an ambulance is screened. by a nurse right at the vehicle If there's any suspicion that someone is sick with Ebola the. nurses immediately call a | people who arrive on foot or motorcycle are sent to a triage station under an awning to the left of the driveway. anyone who arrives in car or an ambulance is screened by a nurse right at the vehicle. if there's any suspicion that someone is sick with ebola, the nurses immediately call a doctor. |
The chief makes the decision for the next move. Do they enter this hospital, the women's hospital, or do they go this way or do they make a U-turn to go to a treatment center? | the chief makes the decision for the next move do they enter this hospital the, women's hospital or, do they go this way or do they make a u-turn to go to a treatment | The chief makes the decision for the next move Do they enter this hospital the, women's, hospital or do they go this way or do they make a U-turn to go to a treatment | the chief makes the decision for the next move. do they enter this hospital, the women's hospital, or do they go this way or do they make a u-turn to go to a treatment center? |
By treatment center she means an Ebola treatment center. The policy at JFK is that if there's any suspicion that the patient could have the virus, they turn them around at the gate and send them to one of the dedicated Ebola hospitals. Dr. MacDonald says the epidemic has forced this general hospital to completely chang... | by treatment center she means an. ebola treatment center, the policy at jfk is that. if there's any suspicion that the patient could have the virus they turn them around at the gate and send them to one of the dedicated ebola hospitals dr, macdonald says the epidemic has forced this general hospital to completely chang... | By treatment center she means an, Ebola treatment center The policy at JFK is that if there's any suspicion that. the patient could have the virus they turn them around at the gate and send them to one of the dedicated Ebola hospitals Dr MacDonald says the. epidemic has forced this general hospital to. completely chang... | by treatment center she means an ebola treatment center. the policy at jfk is that if there's any suspicion that the patient could have the virus, they turn them around at the gate and send them to one of the dedicated ebola hospitals. dr. macdonald says the epidemic has forced this general hospital to completely chang... |
'Cause if we miss and the patient gets up here and then it's real Ebola, it's helter-skelter. Staff panic, they run. We've got to close down. We've got to spray. It's an economic cost and you're trying to rebuild morale. | 'cause if we miss and the patient gets up here and then it's real ebola, it's helter-skelter staff panic they run we've got to. close down we've got. to spray it's an economic cost and you're trying to, rebuild | 'Cause if we miss and the patient gets up here and then it's real Ebola it's helter-skelter Staff, panic they run We've got, to close down We've, got to spray It's an economic cost, and you're trying to rebuild | 'cause if we miss and the patient gets up here and then it's real ebola, it's helter-skelter. staff panic, they run. we've got to close down. we've got to spray. it's an economic cost and you're trying to rebuild morale. |
Keeping staff vigilant is one of the challenges as this epidemic drags on. | keeping. staff; vigilant is one, of the challenges as this epidemic drags | Keeping staff vigilant. is. one of the challenges as this epidemic drags | keeping staff vigilant is one of the challenges as this epidemic drags on. |
And it's very tough because you forget, you know? You easily forget. | and it's very tough because. you forget you know? you easily, | And it's very tough because you. forget you know? You. easily | and it's very tough because you forget, you know? you easily forget. |
Helena Gbalzeh-Suah, a nurse at the hospital, says healthcare workers need to constantly check their protective gear and make sure they don't come in contact with the bodily fluids of anyone. | helena gbalzeh-suah a nurse at the hospital says healthcare workers need to constantly check their protective gear and make sure they don't come in contact. with the bodily fluids of | Helena Gbalzeh-Suah a nurse at the hospital says healthcare workers need to constantly check their protective gear and make sure they don't come in contact. with the bodily fluids of | helena gbalzeh-suah, a nurse at the hospital, says healthcare workers need to constantly check their protective gear and make sure they don't come in contact with the bodily fluids of anyone. |
It's not something that's OK I've got to go back and correct it. You're dead. OK. That's what we are dealing with. | it's not something that's ok i've got to go back and correct. it you're dead ok that's what we are dealing | It's not something that's OK I've got. to go back and correct it You're dead OK That's what we are dealing | it's not something that's ok i've got to go back and correct it. you're dead. ok. that's what we are dealing with. |
This hospital knows this all too well. Last week, the head of the obstetrics and gynecology department died of Ebola. Earlier, JFK also lost its top HIV position, the director of the emergency unit and a physician's assistant to the disease. Gbalzeh-Suah says everyone who works at the facility is terrified of Ebola. Sh... | this hospital knows this all too well last week the head of the obstetrics and gynecology department died of ebola earlier jfk also, lost its top hiv position the director of the emergency unit and a physician's assistant to the disease gbalzeh-suah says everyone who works at the facility is terrified of ebola she view... | This hospital knows this all too well Last week the head of the obstetrics and gynecology, department died of Ebola Earlier JFK also lost. its, top HIV position the director of the emergency unit and a physician's. assistant to the disease Gbalzeh-Suah says everyone who works at the facility is terrified of Ebola She. ... | this hospital knows this all too well. last week, the head of the obstetrics and gynecology department died of ebola. earlier, jfk also lost its top hiv position, the director of the emergency unit and a physician's assistant to the disease. gbalzeh-suah says everyone who works at the facility is terrified of ebola. sh... |
One of the strategies now we have employed is to listen to the story. You know, what I've told my staff is that let them tell you the story in our Liberian vernacular. You empathize - what's wrong? How can we help you? What - you know, because if you go by that checklist - do you have fever, are you vomiting - everythi... | one of the strategies now we have employed, is to listen to the story you know what i've told my, staff is that let them; tell you the story in our liberian. vernacular you empathize - what's wrong? how, can we help you? what - you know because. if you go by that checklist - do you have fever are you vomiting - everyth... | One of the strategies now we have employed is to listen to the story You know what I've, told my, staff is, that let them, tell you the story in our Liberian vernacular You empathize - what's wrong? How can we, help you? What - you. know because if you go by that checklist - do you have fever are you vomiting - everyth... | one of the strategies now we have employed is to listen to the story. you know, what i've told my staff is that let them tell you the story in our liberian vernacular. you empathize - what's wrong? how can we help you? what - you know, because if you go by that checklist - do you have fever, are you vomiting - everythi... |
If the person is coming from an area that's had a lot of Ebola cases or if they've had several deaths in their family recently, those are red flags for MacDonald. She says sometimes that information can identify an Ebola suspect better than a thermometer or any checklist of self-reported symptoms. Jason Beaubien, NPR N... | if the person is coming from an area that's had a lot of ebola cases or if they've had several deaths in their family recently those are red. flags for macdonald she says, sometimes that information can identify an ebola suspect better than a thermometer or any checklist of self-reported symptoms jason beaubien npr new... | If the person is coming from an area that's. had a lot of Ebola cases. or if they've, had several deaths in their family recently those are red flags for MacDonald She says sometimes that information can identify an. Ebola, suspect better than; a thermometer or any checklist of self-reported symptoms Jason Beaubien NPR... | if the person is coming from an area that's had a lot of ebola cases or if they've had several deaths in their family recently, those are red flags for macdonald. she says sometimes that information can identify an ebola suspect better than a thermometer or any checklist of self-reported symptoms. jason beaubien, npr n... |
And I'm Ari Shapiro with story we began reporting when I was in London last week. | and i'm ari shapiro with. story we began reporting when i was; in, london last | And I'm Ari; Shapiro with, story we began reporting when I was in London last | and i'm ari shapiro with story we began reporting when i was in london last week. |
I think it is. I think it's, you know, inching up, inching up. I just bought a theater ticket on the West End. It was £80. And, you know... | i think it is i think it's you know inching up inching up i just bought a theater ticket on the west end it was â£80. and you | I think it is. I, think, it's you know inching up inching up I just bought a theater ticket on, the West End It was £80. And you | i think it is. i think it's, you know, inching up, inching up. i just bought a theater ticket on the west end. it was â£80. and, you know... |
Yeah, close to $150. | yeah close to | Yeah close. to | yeah, close to $150. |
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Ms. Gardner, pick up on, if you will, by extension, taking that a bit deeper, if you will. Many people see it fundamentally as a woman's issue. Yet when you look at the Supreme Court structure, it is still an issue that is being decided by men fundamentally. | ms gardner pick up on if you will by extension taking that a bit deeper, if you will many people see it fundamentally, as a woman's issue yet when you look at the supreme court structure it is still an issue that is being decided by men | Ms Gardner, pick. up on if you will by, extension taking that a bit deeper if you will Many people see it fundamentally as a woman's issue Yet when you look at the Supreme Court structure it is still an issue that is. being decided by men | ms. gardner, pick up on, if you will, by extension, taking that a bit deeper, if you will. many people see it fundamentally as a woman's issue. yet when you look at the supreme court structure, it is still an issue that is being decided by men fundamentally. |
I'm so glad there are so many issues that Ms. Gaiter touched on that I'd like to address. First of all, she actually made a statement that it's between a woman and her God. The thing is that it is not necessary to be religious to see that society as a whole has something at stake when one human being feels it's okay to... | i'm so glad there are so many, issues that ms gaiter touched on. that i'd like to address first of all she actually made a statement that. it's between a woman and her god the thing is that it is not necessary to be. religious to; see that society as a whole has. something at stake when one human being feels; it's okay... | I'm so glad there are so many issues that Ms Gaiter touched on, that I'd. like to address First of all she actually made a statement that it's between a woman and her God; The thing is that it is not necessary to be. religious to see; that society as a whole has something at stake, when one human being, feels it's okay... | i'm so glad there are so many issues that ms. gaiter touched on that i'd like to address. first of all, she actually made a statement that it's between a woman and her god. the thing is that it is not necessary to be religious to see that society as a whole has something at stake when one human being feels it's okay to... |
Let's talk about a partial birth abortion, where a needle is jabbed into the base of a living baby's skull where the brains are sucked out, in order that the skull can be crushed, so that the dead baby then can be fully delivered. So the thing is, I think, if we're going to be honest, if we're going to talk to young wo... | let's talk about a partial birth abortion where, a needle is jabbed into the. base of a living baby's skull where the brains are sucked out in. order that the skull can be crushed so that the dead baby then can be fully delivered so the thing is i think if we're; going to be honest if we're. going to talk to young. wom... | Let's talk about a partial birth abortion where a needle is jabbed into the base of a living baby's skull where the brains are sucked out in order that the skull can. be crushed. so that, the dead baby then, can be fully delivered So the thing is I think, if we're going to be honest if we're going to talk to young wome... | let's talk about a partial birth abortion, where a needle is jabbed into the base of a living baby's skull where the brains are sucked out, in order that the skull can be crushed, so that the dead baby then can be fully delivered. so the thing is, i think, if we're going to be honest, if we're going to talk to young wo... |
Ms. Martel Gaiter, how do we move past this issue, and that is the age old issue of when life starts? It seems can we ever really have cogent discussion and hope to move past this if there's no real agreement? | ms martel gaiter how do we move past this issue and that is the age old issue of when life starts? it seems can we ever really have cogent discussion and. hope to move past this if there's no real. | Ms Martel Gaiter how do we, move past this issue and. that is, the age old issue of when life starts? It seems can we ever really have cogent discussion and hope to move past, this if there's. no real | ms. martel gaiter, how do we move past this issue, and that is the age old issue of when life starts? it seems can we ever really have cogent discussion and hope to move past this if there's no real agreement? |
First of all, 98 percent of all abortions take place in the first trimester. There is no conclusion, either theologically or scientifically as to when life begins. These kinds of false impressions and graphic images hurt young people, who need to come into Planned Parenthoods and organizations to get tested for AIDS, c... | first of all 98 percent of all abortions take, place in the first. trimester there is no conclusion either theologically or scientifically as to when life begins these, kinds of false impressions and graphic images hurt young people who need. to come into planned parenthoods and. organizations to get tested for aids ch... | First of all 98 percent of all abortions take place in the first trimester There is no conclusion either theologically or scientifically as to when life begins These kinds of false impressions and; graphic images hurt young people who need to come into Planned Parenthoods and organizations to get tested for AIDS chlamy... | first of all, 98 percent of all abortions take place in the first trimester. there is no conclusion, either theologically or scientifically as to when life begins. these kinds of false impressions and graphic images hurt young people, who need to come into planned parenthoods and organizations to get tested for aids, c... |
But I think there can be a common ground between me and Ms. Gardner, because if her group hates abortion, well, then, work with us to prevent it, to prevent it through education, through access to good birth control, through access to emergency contraception, to make sure that the spread of AIDS and chlamydia, which is... | but, i think there can be a common ground, between me and ms gardner because if her group hates abortion well then work with us to prevent it to prevent it through education through access to good birth control through access to emergency contraception to make sure that the spread, of aids and; chlamydia which is so hi... | But I think there can be a. common ground between me and Ms Gardner because if her group hates abortion well then work with us, to prevent it to prevent it through education through access to good birth control through access to emergency contraception to make sure that the. spread of AIDS and chlamydia which is so hig... | but i think there can be a common ground between me and ms. gardner, because if her group hates abortion, well, then, work with us to prevent it, to prevent it through education, through access to good birth control, through access to emergency contraception, to make sure that the spread of aids and chlamydia, which is... |
Ms. Gardner, do you want to follow up on that? | ms gardner do you want to follow up on | Ms Gardner do you want to follow up, on | ms. gardner, do you want to follow up on that? |
Well, first of all, I'd like to say that in an abortion, what is typically in conflict are not the lives of the mother and child but the mother's assertion of her rights to an education, to a career, to an independent lifestyle, against the basic right to life of the child. Now, to continue to demand abortion that is n... | well first of all i'd like to, say that in an abortion what is typically in conflict are not; the lives of the mother and. child but the mother's assertion of her. rights to an education to a, career to an independent, lifestyle against the basic right, to. life of the child now. to continue to; demand abortion that is... | Well first. of all I'd like to say that in an. abortion what is typically in conflict are not the lives of the mother and child but the mother's assertion of, her rights to an education to a. career to an independent lifestyle against the basic right to life of the child Now to continue to demand abortion that is not r... | well, first of all, i'd like to say that in an abortion, what is typically in conflict are not the lives of the mother and child but the mother's assertion of her rights to an education, to a career, to an independent lifestyle, against the basic right to life of the child. now, to continue to demand abortion that is n... |
Ms. Gardner, let me ask you this, though. | ms gardner let me ask you, this | Ms Gardner; let me ask you this | ms. gardner, let me ask you this, though. |
Yes. | yes. | ||
Let me ask you this as - if I may interrupt you for a moment, and that's the idea of actually taking the choice away from women. There are African Americans who feel that this is all part and parcel of the continued struggle for freedom of choice for black Americans in particular, but people in general. What's your res... | let me ask you this as - if i may interrupt you for a moment and that's the idea of actually taking the choice away. from women there are, african americans who. feel that this is all part and parcel. of the continued struggle for freedom of choice for black americans in particular but people in general what's your res... | Let me, ask you this as - if, I may. interrupt you for a moment and that's, the idea of actually taking the choice away from women There are. African Americans who feel that this is all. part and parcel of the continued struggle for freedom of choice for black Americans in, particular but people in general What's your ... | let me ask you this as - if i may interrupt you for a moment, and that's the idea of actually taking the choice away from women. there are african americans who feel that this is all part and parcel of the continued struggle for freedom of choice for black americans in particular, but people in general. what's your res... |
Well, you know what? We believe in freedom. But absolute freedom to do whatever one wishes, without limits, does not and cannot exist. If people are free to choose to harm or kill one another for any reason whatsoever, all of us live in fear and not freedom. | well you know what? we believe in freedom but, absolute freedom to do whatever, one wishes without limits does not and cannot exist if people are, free to choose, to harm or kill one another; for any reason whatsoever all of us live in fear and not | Well you know what? We believe in freedom But absolute. freedom to do whatever one wishes without limits does not and cannot exist If people are free to, choose to harm or kill, one another for. any reason whatsoever all of us live in fear and not | well, you know what? we believe in freedom. but absolute freedom to do whatever one wishes, without limits, does not and cannot exist. if people are free to choose to harm or kill one another for any reason whatsoever, all of us live in fear and not freedom. |
Ms. Martel Gaiter, please follow up on that, if you will, the idea of you don't have free choice of any whim that you choose. | ms martel gaiter please follow, up on that if you will the idea of you don't have free choice. of any whim that you | Ms Martel Gaiter please follow up on that if you will the idea of you don't, have free choice of any whim that you | ms. martel gaiter, please follow up on that, if you will, the idea of you don't have free choice of any whim that you choose. |
In order for African-African women and families and communities to reach the kind of education and financial parity that we need in this country so that our young men and boys aren't incarcerated, so that we don't have 500,000 children in foster care, so that our drop-out rate is not 40 and 50 percent in urban areas, w... | in order for african-african women and families and communities to reach the kind of education and financial parity that we need in this country so that our young, men and boys aren't incarcerated so that we don't have 500,000 children in foster care so that our drop-out rate is not 40 and 50 percent in urban areas we ... | In order, for African-African women and families and communities to reach the, kind of education and financial parity that. we need in this. country so that, our young men and, boys aren't incarcerated so that we don't have 500,000 children in foster care, so that our drop-out rate is not. 40 and 50 percent in urban. a... | in order for african-african women and families and communities to reach the kind of education and financial parity that we need in this country so that our young men and boys aren't incarcerated, so that we don't have 500,000 children in foster care, so that our drop-out rate is not 40 and 50 percent in urban areas, w... |
Jatrice Martel Gaiter is president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington, D.C., and Day Gardner is national director of Black Americans for Life. I thank you both. | jatrice; martel gaiter is, president and ceo, of planned parenthood of metropolitan washington d.c., and day gardner is national director of black; americans for life. i thank you | Jatrice Martel Gaiter is president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of, Metropolitan. Washington D.C., and Day Gardner is national. director of Black Americans for Life I thank. you. | jatrice martel gaiter is president and ceo of planned parenthood of metropolitan washington, d.c., and day gardner is national director of black americans for life. i thank you both. |
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Most of the names the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced for induction this week are familiar - Guns and Roses, Beastie Boys, and Red Hot Chili Peppers. The name Laura Nyro may need some explaining. She was the daughter of a New York jazz trumpeter who took her along to his gigs. She sold her first song, "And When I ... | most of the names the rock and, roll hall. of fame announced for induction this week are familiar - guns and roses beastie boys and. red hot chili peppers the name laura nyro may need some explaining she was the daughter of a new york jazz trumpeter who took her along to his gigs she, sold her first song "and when i di... | Most of the names the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced for induction this week. are familiar - Guns and Roses Beastie Boys, and Red Hot, Chili Peppers The name Laura Nyro may need some explaining She was the daughter of a New. York jazz trumpeter who took her along. to his gigs She sold her first song "And When I D... | most of the names the rock and roll hall of fame announced for induction this week are familiar - guns and roses, beastie boys, and red hot chili peppers. the name laura nyro may need some explaining. she was the daughter of a new york jazz trumpeter who took her along to his gigs. she sold her first song, "and when i ... |
This is an insensitive move on the part of those Muslims who want to build that mosque in this location. It feels like a stab in the heart to, collectively, Americans who still have that lingering pain from 9/11. | this is an insensitive move on the part of those muslims who, want to build that mosque in this location it feels like a, stab in the heart to collectively americans who, still have that lingering pain from | This is an insensitive move on the part of. those Muslims who want to build that mosque in this location It feels like a stab in the heart to collectively; Americans who still have that lingering pain from | this is an insensitive move on the part of those muslims who want to build that mosque in this location. it feels like a stab in the heart to, collectively, americans who still have that lingering pain from 9/11. |
Unidentified Man #2: Of course I'm going to cast my vote, but for two people, because they are from here. They know what are our problems and what we have gone through. | unidentified man #2: of course i'm going to cast my vote but for two people because they are, from. here. they, know what are our problems and what we have gone | Unidentified Man #2: Of course I'm going to; cast. my vote but for two people because they are from here They know what are, our problems and what we have gone | unidentified man #2: of course i'm going to cast my vote, but for two people, because they are from here. they know what are our problems and what we have gone through. |
That's Mayor Luther Royal. He says the town of about 2,000 revolves around fruitcakes. It brings in tourists to a place that otherwise might only be known for its rattlesnake festival. And Royal says the cakes have been a good negotiating tool for both him and the former mayor. | that's; mayor luther; royal he says the town of about 2,000 revolves around fruitcakes it brings in tourists to a place that otherwise might only be known for its, rattlesnake festival, and royal says, the, cakes have been a, good negotiating tool for both. him and the former | That's Mayor Luther Royal He says the town of. about 2,000 revolves around fruitcakes It brings in tourists to a place that otherwise might only be known for. its rattlesnake festival And Royal says the cakes have been. a good negotiating tool for both him and the former | that's mayor luther royal. he says the town of about 2,000 revolves around fruitcakes. it brings in tourists to a place that otherwise might only be known for its rattlesnake festival. and royal says the cakes have been a good negotiating tool for both him and the former mayor. |
He would take a case of fruitcake to Atlanta and come back with a mile of asphalt. And we'd still do that. We'd take the Claxton fruitcake to Atlanta every year in December and give it to the elected officials. | he would take a case of fruitcake to atlanta and come back with a mile of asphalt and we'd still. do that we'd, take the claxton fruitcake to atlanta every year in december and give it to the elected | He. would take a case of fruitcake to. Atlanta, and come back with a mile of asphalt And we'd still do that We'd take the Claxton fruitcake to Atlanta every year in December and give it to the elected | he would take a case of fruitcake to atlanta and come back with a mile of asphalt. and we'd still do that. we'd take the claxton fruitcake to atlanta every year in december and give it to the elected officials. |
The second bakery is called the Georgia Fruit Cake Company. Its cakes are darker, and some are spiked with bourbon. Owner John Womble says the fruitcake market is older, but he says a new generation is interested. | the second bakery is called the georgia fruit cake company its cakes are darker and some, are spiked; with bourbon owner john womble says the fruitcake market is older but he says a new generation is | The second. bakery is called. the Georgia Fruit Cake Company Its cakes are darker and some are spiked with bourbon Owner John Womble says the fruitcake market is older but he says a new. generation is | the second bakery is called the georgia fruit cake company. its cakes are darker, and some are spiked with bourbon. owner john womble says the fruitcake market is older, but he says a new generation is interested. |
The younger people that we've picked up are generally hikers, bikers, people who are outdoors people who found out that you can take fruitcake with you, you don't have to worry about it going bad once you open it. | the younger people that we've picked up are generally hikers bikers people who are outdoors people who found out that you can take fruitcake. with you you don't have. to, worry about it going bad once you open | The younger people that we've picked up are generally hikers bikers people who, are outdoors people. who, found out, that, you can take fruitcake with you you don't have to worry about it going bad once you, open | the younger people that we've picked up are generally hikers, bikers, people who are outdoors people who found out that you can take fruitcake with you, you don't have to worry about it going bad once you open it. |
Womble even got a letter from a fan who said they took one of his cakes to the top of Mount Everest. If it's done right, when you hold it up to the light, he says, it will look like a stained glass window. Womble offered some bourbon fruitcake for tasting. | womble even, got a letter from a fan who said they took one of his. cakes to the top of mount everest if it's done right when you hold it up to, the light he says it will look like a stained glass window womble offered some bourbon fruitcake for | Womble even got a letter from a fan who said they took one of his cakes to the top of Mount. Everest If it's done, right when you hold it up to the light he says it will look like a, stained glass window Womble offered some bourbon fruitcake for | womble even got a letter from a fan who said they took one of his cakes to the top of mount everest. if it's done right, when you hold it up to the light, he says, it will look like a stained glass window. womble offered some bourbon fruitcake for tasting. |
It's a very rich tasting cake. But it's not overpowering. | it's a very rich tasting cake but it's not | It's a very rich tasting cake But it's not | it's a very rich tasting cake. but it's not overpowering. |
This is much better than I thought it was going to be. | this is much better than i thought it; was going to | This is much better than I thought it, was going to | this is much better than i thought it was going to be. |
We have volunteers who just want to stand around while we're pouring the bourbon on, actually. | we have. volunteers who just want to stand around while we're pouring the bourbon on | We have volunteers who, just want to stand around while we're pouring the bourbon on | we have volunteers who just want to stand around while we're pouring the bourbon on, actually. |
Both bakeries say Claxton is truly the fruitcake capital, despite claims by another company in Corsicana, Texas. Baking starts for the holiday season in August. The Claxton Bakery sells its cakes in large retail outlets, and they're now being marketed on QVC network. | both bakeries say claxton, is truly the fruitcake capital despite claims by another. company in corsicana texas baking starts for the holiday season in august the claxton bakery sells its, cakes, in large, retail outlets, and they're now being marketed on qvc | Both bakeries, say Claxton is truly the fruitcake capital despite claims by another company in Corsicana Texas Baking starts for the holiday season in August The Claxton, Bakery sells its cakes in large retail outlets and, they're now being, marketed on QVC | both bakeries say claxton is truly the fruitcake capital, despite claims by another company in corsicana, texas. baking starts for the holiday season in august. the claxton bakery sells its cakes in large retail outlets, and they're now being marketed on qvc network. |
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Dale, I have to tell you, honestly, until today, I was not a fan of fruitcake. I really wasn't 'cause it's always dry. | dale i have to tell you. honestly until today i was not a fan, of fruitcake. i really wasn't 'cause it's always, | Dale I have to tell you honestly until today I was not a fan of. fruitcake I really wasn't 'cause. it's always | dale, i have to tell you, honestly, until today, i was not a fan of fruitcake. i really wasn't 'cause it's always dry. |
So we've converted you. | so, we've converted | So we've converted | so we've converted you. |
You converted me. | you converted | You converted | you converted me. |
And they've been coming up with new products. You can now buy individual slices called Clax Snacks or chocolate-covered fruitcake nuggets. Back at John Womble's Bakery, a family sits at the counter. Betty Selph is a typical customer. She lives about 50 miles away. Like many who stop by, she grew up eating homemade frui... | and, they've been coming up with new products you can now, buy; individual slices called clax snacks or chocolate-covered fruitcake nuggets back at john womble's bakery a family sits at the counter betty selph is a typical customer she lives about 50 miles away like many who stop by she grew up eating, homemade fruitca... | And they've been coming up with new products, You, can now buy individual slices called Clax Snacks or, chocolate-covered fruitcake nuggets Back at John Womble's Bakery. a family sits at the counter Betty Selph is a typical customer, She lives about 50 miles away Like, many who stop by, she grew up eating, homemade fru... | and they've been coming up with new products. you can now buy individual slices called clax snacks or chocolate-covered fruitcake nuggets. back at john womble's bakery, a family sits at the counter. betty selph is a typical customer. she lives about 50 miles away. like many who stop by, she grew up eating homemade frui... |
I taste my mother's fruitcake. How can you describe it any better? | i taste my mother's fruitcake how can you describe it any | I taste my mother's fruitcake How can you describe it any | i taste my mother's fruitcake. how can you describe it any better? |
Both bakeries want to retain these traditional customers, but they know they need to reach out to a new, younger market. The Claxton Bakery has just joined Facebook and Twitter. Kathy Lohr, NPR News. | both bakeries want to retain these traditional customers but they know they need to reach out to a new younger market the claxton bakery has just joined facebook and twitter kathy lohr npr | Both bakeries want to. retain these traditional customers but they know they need to reach out to a new younger, market The Claxton Bakery has just joined Facebook and Twitter Kathy Lohr NPR | both bakeries want to retain these traditional customers, but they know they need to reach out to a new, younger market. the claxton bakery has just joined facebook and twitter. kathy lohr, npr news. |
As for how long that fruitcake on the table will really last, Claxton experts say it will stay fresh for up to six months at room temperature and for at least a year on the fridge. | as for how long that fruitcake on the table will really last claxton experts say it will stay fresh for up to six, months at room temperature and for at least a year on the | As for how long that fruitcake on the table will really last Claxton experts say it will stay fresh for up to six months at room temperature and for at least a year on the | as for how long that fruitcake on the table will really last, claxton experts say it will stay fresh for up to six months at room temperature and for at least a year on the fridge. |
This is MORNING EDITION, from NPR News. I'm Linda Wertheimer. | this is morning edition from npr news i'm linda | This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News I'm Linda | this is morning edition, from npr news. i'm linda wertheimer. |
And I'm Steve Inskeep. Good morning. | and i'm steve inskeep good | And. I'm Steve Inskeep Good | and i'm steve inskeep. good morning. |
When Afghans go to the polls tomorrow, it will be an exercise in hope over experience. A year ago, Afghanistan's presidential election led to fraud and intimidation. Now, Afghans are voting in a new parliament. There are 249 seats and 2,500 candidates. | when afghans go to the polls tomorrow it will be an exercise in hope over experience a year ago afghanistan's presidential election led to fraud and; intimidation now, afghans are voting in a new parliament there are 249 seats and | When Afghans go to the polls tomorrow it will be an exercise in hope, over experience A year ago Afghanistan's, presidential election led to fraud and intimidation Now Afghans. are voting in a new parliament There are 249 seats and | when afghans go to the polls tomorrow, it will be an exercise in hope over experience. a year ago, afghanistan's presidential election led to fraud and intimidation. now, afghans are voting in a new parliament. there are 249 seats and 2,500 candidates. |
MORNING EDITION's Renee Montagne is in Kabul, following the election campaign. | morning edition's renee montagne is in kabul following the election | MORNING EDITION's, Renee Montagne is in Kabul following the election | morning edition's renee montagne is in kabul, following the election campaign. |
Hi, Renee. | hi | Hi | hi, renee. |
Hi, Steve. | hi | Hi | hi, steve. |
So, given the violent situation in Afghanistan, have candidates been out campaigning? | so, given the, violent situation in afghanistan have candidates been out | So given the violent situation in Afghanistan have candidates been out | so, given the violent situation in afghanistan, have candidates been out campaigning? |
Oh, yes, plenty of them, actually. Plenty have not, but those who can have been out there. Part or all of the provinces, as you suggested, are now too dangerous for candidates to really get out in the street. But Steve, the other day we were driving about an hour north of Kabul, and who should we spot chugging along in... | oh yes plenty of. them actually plenty. have not but those who can have been out there part or all of the, provinces as you, suggested are now too dangerous for candidates to really get out in the street but steve. the other day we were driving about an hour north of, kabul and who should we spot chugging. along in wha... | Oh yes plenty of them actually Plenty have, not but those who can have been out there. Part or all of the provinces as you suggested are now, too dangerous for candidates to really get, out in the street But Steve the other day, we were driving about an hour, north of Kabul and who should we spot chugging, along in, wh... | oh, yes, plenty of them, actually. plenty have not, but those who can have been out there. part or all of the provinces, as you suggested, are now too dangerous for candidates to really get out in the street. but steve, the other day we were driving about an hour north of kabul, and who should we spot chugging along in... |
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What is the main thing people are wanting, in your experience, who are happy to see you, what are they wanting to know that you will give them or help them get? | what is the main thing people are wanting in your experience who are happy to see. you what are they wanting to know that you will give them or help them | What is the main, thing people are wanting, in your experience who are happy to see you, what are they wanting to know that you will give them or help them | what is the main thing people are wanting, in your experience, who are happy to see you, what are they wanting to know that you will give them or help them get? |
I think the ordinary people want a big change. They say there is a lot of corruption. There is a lot of economic problem. I think that the people is very, very - the life of people is very, very sad. It is sad. | i think the ordinary. people want a. big change they say there is a lot of corruption there is a lot of economic problem i think that the people is very. very - the life of people is very very sad it is | I think, the ordinary people want a big change They say there; is. a lot of. corruption There is a lot of economic problem I think that the people is very very - the life of people is very very sad It is | i think the ordinary people want a big change. they say there is a lot of corruption. there is a lot of economic problem. i think that the people is very, very - the life of people is very, very sad. it is sad. |
Among the supporters pressing in on Bashardost is a very conservative-looking man - tall, grey-bearded, decked out in an elegant silk turban. | among the supporters pressing in on bashardost is a very conservative-looking man - tall grey-bearded decked out in an elegant silk | Among the supporters pressing in on Bashardost is a very conservative-looking man - tall grey-bearded decked out in an, elegant silk | among the supporters pressing in on bashardost is a very conservative-looking man - tall, grey-bearded, decked out in an elegant silk turban. |
Unidentified Man #1: (Foreign language spoken) | unidentified man #1: (foreign language | Unidentified Man #1: (Foreign language | unidentified man #1: (foreign language spoken) |
Unidentified Man #2 (Translator): He says that Bashardost is the only person that we can trust. And if he is elected, then we'll be assured that he will build Afghanistan. There are only two people in the country, in the whole country that we trust: Bashardost and a woman from Jalalabad. | unidentified man #2 (translator): he says that bashardost is the only person that we. can trust and if he is elected then, we'll be assured that, he will build afghanistan there are only two people in, the country in the whole. country that we trust: bashardost and, a woman from. | Unidentified Man #2 (Translator): He says that. Bashardost is the only person that we can trust And if he; is; elected then we'll be assured that he. will build Afghanistan There are. only, two people in the country in the whole country that we trust: Bashardost and a woman from, | unidentified man #2 (translator): he says that bashardost is the only person that we can trust. and if he is elected, then we'll be assured that he will build afghanistan. there are only two people in the country, in the whole country that we trust: bashardost and a woman from jalalabad. |
Okay, that gentleman's choice: The populist Bashardost and a woman candidate. Still, all those who joined this crowd aren't there as supporters. Abdul Walil, who works as a driver, was thinking more along the lines of - as we might put it in America - throw the bums out. His beef with the politicians is services, or la... | okay that gentleman's choice: the populist bashardost, and. a woman candidate still. all those, who joined this crowd aren't there as supporters. abdul. walil who works as a driver was thinking more along, the lines of - as we might put it in america - throw the bums. out his beef; with the, politicians is services or ... | Okay that gentleman's choice: The populist Bashardost and a woman candidate Still all those who joined this crowd aren't there as supporters Abdul Walil who works as a driver was thinking more along the lines of - as we might, put it in America - throw the bums out His beef with the politicians is services or, lack of ... | okay, that gentleman's choice: the populist bashardost and a woman candidate. still, all those who joined this crowd aren't there as supporters. abdul walil, who works as a driver, was thinking more along the lines of - as we might put it in america - throw the bums out. his beef with the politicians is services, or la... |
(Foreign language spoken) | (foreign language | (Foreign language | (foreign language spoken) |
Unidentified Man #2: We have been telling everybody to expand this road for us for almost five years, but nobody listens to us. People like Bashardost are just deceiving the people. They come here and, you know, they promise a lot of things to people. But once they get elected, they sit in the parliament and they don't... | unidentified man #2: we. have been telling everybody to expand this road for us for almost five years, but nobody listens to us people like bashardost are just deceiving the people they come here and you know. they promise a lot of things to people but once. they get. elected they sit in the parliament and they don't l... | Unidentified Man #2: We have been telling everybody to expand this road for us for almost five years but nobody listens to us People like Bashardost are just deceiving the people They come here, and you know they promise a lot of. things to; people But once they get. elected they sit in the parliament and they don't li... | unidentified man #2: we have been telling everybody to expand this road for us for almost five years, but nobody listens to us. people like bashardost are just deceiving the people. they come here and, you know, they promise a lot of things to people. but once they get elected, they sit in the parliament and they don't... |
So, are you going to vote? Is there one person you are going to vote for, or you just give up? | so are you; going to vote? is there one person you are going to vote for or you just give | So are you going to vote? Is there one person you. are going to, vote for or you. just give, | so, are you going to vote? is there one person you are going to vote for, or you just give up? |
(Foreign language spoken) | (foreign language | (Foreign language | (foreign language spoken) |
And I'm Michele Norris. | and i'm michele | And I'm Michele | and i'm michele norris. |
Laura Nyro played and sang her own songs, and wrote a lot of hits - for the 5th Dimension, Barbra Streisand and Blood, Sweat and Tears - including "Stone Soul Picnic," "Sweet Blindness," "Time and Love." Today's musical performers from Kanye West to Yo-Yo Ma are called eclectic. Laura Nyro was eclectic before people us... | laura nyro played and, sang her own songs and wrote a lot of hits - for the 5th dimension barbra streisand and blood sweat and tears - including "stone soul picnic" "sweet blindness" "time, and love" today's musical performers from kanye west to. yo-yo ma are called. eclectic laura nyro was eclectic before, people used... | Laura Nyro played and sang her own songs. and, wrote a lot of hits - for the; 5th Dimension Barbra Streisand and Blood Sweat and Tears - including "Stone Soul Picnic" "Sweet Blindness" "Time and Love" Today's musical performers from Kanye West, to Yo-Yo Ma. are called eclectic Laura Nyro. was eclectic before people use... | laura nyro played and sang her own songs, and wrote a lot of hits - for the 5th dimension, barbra streisand and blood, sweat and tears - including "stone soul picnic," "sweet blindness," "time and love." today's musical performers from kanye west to yo-yo ma are called eclectic. laura nyro was eclectic before people us... |
But Laura Nyro was scalded and appalled by the intensity and nonsense of being a celebrity. She stopped performing at the age of 24, before she could burn out. Over the next 25 years, she made occasional appearances at benefits. But Laura Nyro was just 49 when she died of cancer in 1997; her music, admired but piled on... | but laura nyro was scalded and appalled by the intensity and nonsense of being a celebrity she stopped performing at the age of 24, before she could burn out over the next 25 years she made. occasional appearances at benefits but laura nyro was just, 49 when she died of cancer in 1997; her music admired but piled on a ... | But Laura Nyro was scalded and appalled by the intensity and nonsense of, being a celebrity She stopped; performing at the age of 24, before she could burn out Over the next 25 years she made occasional appearances at benefits But Laura Nyro was just, 49 when she, died of, cancer in 1997; her music admired but piled on... | but laura nyro was scalded and appalled by the intensity and nonsense of being a celebrity. she stopped performing at the age of 24, before she could burn out. over the next 25 years, she made occasional appearances at benefits. but laura nyro was just 49 when she died of cancer in 1997; her music, admired but piled on... |
Yet her songs also outlasted their times and today, artists as eclectic - that word again - as Elvis Costello; Ricky Lee Jones; Audra McDonald, the opera soprano; and Jenny Lewis, the indie rocker; call Laura Nyro an inspiration. Let's remind ourselves why. The long, hot summer of 1968 - wars overseas were blowing up a... | yet her songs also outlasted their times and today artists as eclectic - that word again - as elvis costello ricky lee jones audra mcdonald the opera soprano and jenny lewis the indie rocker. call laura, nyro an inspiration let's remind ourselves why the long hot summer. of 1968 - wars overseas were blowing up, at, hom... | Yet her songs also outlasted, their times and. today artists as eclectic - that, word again - as Elvis Costello Ricky Lee Jones Audra McDonald the opera soprano and Jenny Lewis the indie rocker call, Laura. Nyro an inspiration Let's remind ourselves why The long hot summer of 1968 - wars overseas were blowing up at hom... | yet her songs also outlasted their times and today, artists as eclectic - that word again - as elvis costello; ricky lee jones; audra mcdonald, the opera soprano; and jenny lewis, the indie rocker; call laura nyro an inspiration. let's remind ourselves why. the long, hot summer of 1968 - wars overseas were blowing up a... |
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Laura Nyro's "Save the Country." And you're listening to NPR News. | laura nyro's "save the country" and you're listening to npr | Laura Nyro's "Save the. Country" And you're listening to, NPR | laura nyro's "save the country." and you're listening to npr news. |
The government is struggling to clean up the mess from the theft of more than 26 million Social Security numbers belonging to the nation's veterans. It's still unknown whether or not that thieves, or thief, knew what he or she or they may have on the computer stolen from a VA employee's home. | the government is struggling to clean up the mess from the theft of more than 26 million social security. numbers belonging to the nation's veterans it's still unknown whether or not. that thieves. or. thief knew. what he or she or they may have, on the computer stolen from a va employee's | The government is struggling to clean, up the mess from the theft of more than 26 million Social Security numbers belonging to the nation's veterans It's; still unknown whether or not that. thieves or thief knew what he or she or they may have on the computer stolen from a VA employee's | the government is struggling to clean up the mess from the theft of more than 26 million social security numbers belonging to the nation's veterans. it's still unknown whether or not that thieves, or thief, knew what he or she or they may have on the computer stolen from a va employee's home. |
We wonder what one might do with this information, in terms of making a profit. Mark Rasch is the former head of computer crime investigations for the U.S. Justice Department. He is now a senior vice president at the security management company, Solutionary. | we wonder what one might do with this information in terms of making a profit mark, rasch is the former head of computer crime investigations for the u.s justice department he is. now a senior, vice president at the security management company | We wonder, what one might, do with this information; in terms of making a profit Mark Rasch is the former head of computer crime investigations for the U.S Justice Department He, is now a senior vice president at the security management. company | we wonder what one might do with this information, in terms of making a profit. mark rasch is the former head of computer crime investigations for the u.s. justice department. he is now a senior vice president at the security management company, solutionary. |
Mr. Rasch, if you got it and you know what it is, what happens? How likely is it that somebody could turn these 26.5 million names into profit? | mr, rasch if you got it and you know what it is what happens? how likely is it that somebody could turn these 26.5 million names into | Mr Rasch if you got it, and you know, what it is what happens? How likely is it that somebody, could turn these 26.5 million names into | mr. rasch, if you got it and you know what it is, what happens? how likely is it that somebody could turn these 26.5 million names into profit? |
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