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And they said, well, it was an English comic character named Desperate Dan's 50th birthday earlier this year, and we've written about comics already. We did a piece on that.
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And they said well it was an English comic character named Desperate Dan's. 50th birthday earlier this year and we've written about. comics already We did a piece on;
and they said, well, it was an english comic character named desperate dan's 50th birthday earlier this year, and we've written about comics already. we did a piece on that.
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And feeling like, you are not getting it. There is something big and important happening.
and feeling like you are not getting it there. is something big and important
And, feeling like. you are not getting it There is something big, and. important
and feeling like, you are not getting it. there is something big and important happening.
And bigger and more important than Dangerous Dan, perhaps.
and bigger. and more important than dangerous dan
And bigger. and more important than Dangerous, Dan
and bigger and more important than dangerous dan, perhaps.
A lot bigger and more important than Dangerous Dan. And another story, which is again just as true and I think just as indicative of how much things have changed is I was commissioned back then by the English Times newspaper, the Sunday Times magazine, it was going to be very big and prestigious, to do a piece on comic...
a lot bigger and more, important than, dangerous dan and another story which is again just as true and i think just as indicative of how much things have changed is i was commissioned back then by the english times newspaper the sunday times magazine; it, was going to. be very big, and prestigious to do a piece on comi...
A lot bigger and more; important than, Dangerous Dan, And another story, which is again just, as. true and I think just, as indicative of how, much things have changed is I was commissioned back, then by the English Times newspaper the Sunday Times magazine. it was going to be very big. and prestigious to do a piece on...
a lot bigger and more important than dangerous dan. and another story, which is again just as true and i think just as indicative of how much things have changed is i was commissioned back then by the english times newspaper, the sunday times magazine, it was going to be very big and prestigious, to do a piece on comic...
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I spent about five months in the Congo in 2006 and 2007 and I initially went not really knowing how catastrophic it was over there. It is an underreported war and these women are really forgotten women in a forgotten war. You know five million people have died, they say, maybe up to a quarter of a million, maybe three...
i spent about five months, in the congo in 2006 and 2007 and i. initially went not really knowing how catastrophic it was over there it is, an. underreported, war and these women are really forgotten women in a, forgotten war you, know five million people. have died they say maybe up to a quarter of a million maybe th...
I spent about five months in the, Congo in 2006 and 2007 and I initially went not really, knowing how catastrophic it was over there It is, an underreported war and these women are really forgotten women in a forgotten war You know five million people have died; they say maybe up. to a quarter of a million maybe three...
i spent about five months in the congo in 2006 and 2007 and i initially went not really knowing how catastrophic it was over there. it is an underreported war and these women are really forgotten women in a forgotten war. you know five million people have died, they say, maybe up to a quarter of a million, maybe three...
Well, I'm kind of surprised, actually, that rape isn't already considered a weapon of war.
well i'm kind of surprised actually that rape isn't already considered a weapon of
Well I'm kind. of surprised actually that rape isn't already considered a, weapon of
well, i'm kind of surprised, actually, that rape isn't already considered a weapon of war.
Well that's rather surprising, too. I think that part of the UN debate is about, I think rape has been, for the safety of women and girls, has not been considered as a security issue, one that impacts a culture and one that impacts a nation. Maybe it is seen as a health issue or a women's issue, but now it's being tak...
well that's rather surprising too. i think that part of the un debate is about i think rape. has been for the safety of women and girls has not been considered as a security issue one that impacts a culture and one that impacts a nation maybe it is. seen; as a health. issue or a women's issue but now it's being taken....
Well that's rather surprising too I think that part of the UN debate is, about I think rape has been for the safety of women and girls has not been considered as a security issue one that impacts a culture, and one that impacts a nation Maybe it is seen as a health issue or a women's issue but now it's being. taken to...
well that's rather surprising, too. i think that part of the un debate is about, i think rape has been, for the safety of women and girls, has not been considered as a security issue, one that impacts a culture and one that impacts a nation. maybe it is seen as a health issue or a women's issue, but now it's being tak...
So being debated today at the UN Security Council is what exactly? And what could happen?
so being debated, today at the un security council is what exactly? and what could
So being debated. today at the UN Security. Council is what exactly? And what could
so being debated today at the un security council is what exactly? and what could happen?
Well I'm not exactly a policy (unintelligible), but what I understand is it elevating rape to a security issue. It's something that hopefully will bring a larger response to prevent it in the first place rather than reacting to it.
well; i'm not exactly, a. policy (unintelligible), but what i understand. is. it elevating rape to a security issue it's something that hopefully will bring a larger response to prevent it in the first place rather, than reacting to
Well I'm not exactly a policy (unintelligible), but what I understand is it elevating rape to a security issue. It's something that hopefully will; bring a larger, response to prevent, it in the first place rather than. reacting, to
well i'm not exactly a policy (unintelligible), but what i understand is it elevating rape to a security issue. it's something that hopefully will bring a larger response to prevent it in the first place rather than reacting to it.
And then would there be some kind of UN sanctions against a force or a country that condones this?
and then would there be some kind of un sanctions against a force or a country that condones
And then. would there be some kind of UN sanctions against a force or a country that condones
and then would there be some kind of un sanctions against a force or a country that condones this?
I don't know what would play out. We would hope that what would happen is that peacekeeping forces, especially in places like the Congo where there are just a pitiful number, would be increased sensitivity around this issue would be taught. And you know, that security patrols would be focused on those areas where woma...
i don't know what would play out we would hope that what would happen is; that. peacekeeping forces especially. in places like the, congo where there are just a pitiful number. would be increased sensitivity around this issue would be taught and you know that security patrols, would be focused on those areas where wom...
I don't know what would play out We would hope that, what would happen is. that peacekeeping forces especially in places like, the Congo where there are just a pitiful number would be increased sensitivity around this. issue would be taught And you know that security patrols would be focused on those areas, where woma...
i don't know what would play out. we would hope that what would happen is that peacekeeping forces, especially in places like the congo where there are just a pitiful number, would be increased sensitivity around this issue would be taught. and you know, that security patrols would be focused on those areas where woma...
Of course there has also been the stories about some peace keepers involved in rape?
of course, there, has also been the stories about some, peace keepers involved, in
Of course there has also been the stories about some peace keepers involved in
of course there has also been the stories about some peace keepers involved in rape?
Oh yes, and in the Congo it is particularly heinous. Now brothels of 12 year olds and bush wives which is sort of the euphemism for sex slaves. It is very hard to punish them, and I don't know if this resolution will have any effect on that, but they are sent back to their country, and it is up to Uruguay or Banglade...
oh yes and in the congo it is particularly heinous now brothels of 12 year olds and bush wives which is sort of the euphemism for sex slaves it is very hard to punish them and i don't know if this resolution will have any effect on, that, but they are sent back to their country and it. is up, to uruguay or bangladesh...
Oh yes and. in the Congo it is particularly heinous Now brothels of 12 year olds and bush wives which is sort of the euphemism. for sex, slaves It is very hard to, punish them and I don't know if this resolution; will have, any effect. on that but they are sent back to their country and it is up to Uruguay or Banglad...
oh yes, and in the congo it is particularly heinous. now brothels of 12 year olds and bush wives which is sort of the euphemism for sex slaves. it is very hard to punish them, and i don't know if this resolution will have any effect on that, but they are sent back to their country, and it is up to uruguay or banglade...
Have you spoken with Zalmay Khalilzad?
have you spoken with zalmay
Have you spoken with Zalmay
have you spoken with zalmay khalilzad?
I have not met the man. His wife, Cheryl Bernard, I think is the one who made him sit down and watch the film, and she's a very dynamic woman who is - become quite vocal about these issues since seeing the film. So I have not met him. Maybe I will today.
i have not met. the man his wife cheryl bernard i think, is the one who made him sit down and watch the film and she's. a very; dynamic woman who is - become quite vocal about these issues since seeing the film so i have not met him maybe i will.
I have not met. the man His wife Cheryl Bernard I think is the one who made him sit down and watch the film and she's a very dynamic woman who is - become quite vocal about these issues since seeing the film So I have not met him Maybe I will,
i have not met the man. his wife, cheryl bernard, i think is the one who made him sit down and watch the film, and she's a very dynamic woman who is - become quite vocal about these issues since seeing the film. so i have not met him. maybe i will today.
That's Lisa Jackson. Here documentary is called "The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo." The film inspired today's resolution at the UN Security Council as to whether rape should be considered a weapon of war.
that's lisa jackson here documentary is called "the greatest; silence: rape in the congo" the film inspired, today's resolution at the un security council as to whether rape should be considered a weapon of
That's Lisa Jackson Here documentary is called "The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo" The film inspired today's resolution at the UN Security. Council as to whether rape should be considered a weapon of
that's lisa jackson. here documentary is called "the greatest silence: rape in the congo." the film inspired today's resolution at the un security council as to whether rape should be considered a weapon of war.
Another reason why gas prices are going up, when Day to Day continues.
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another reason why gas prices are going up, when day to day continues.
This is Day to Day. I'm Alex Chadwick.
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This is Day to Day I'm Alex
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I'm Madeleine Brand. Now, some big environmental news. NPR has learned that the White House is considering establishing the biggest ocean reserves in the world. If the plan moves ahead, it would become the biggest conservation program in U.S. history.
i'm madeleine brand now. some big environmental news npr has learned. that the white house is considering establishing the biggest ocean reserves in the world if the plan moves ahead. it would become the, biggest conservation program in u.s
I'm Madeleine Brand Now, some big environmental news NPR has learned that the White House is, considering establishing the biggest ocean reserves in the world If the plan moves ahead it would become the biggest, conservation program in U.S
i'm madeleine brand. now, some big environmental news. npr has learned that the white house is considering establishing the biggest ocean reserves in the world. if the plan moves ahead, it would become the biggest conservation program in u.s. history.
Day to Day has actually been to the largest targeted area. It is this place.
day to, day has actually been to the largest targeted area it is this
Day to, Day has actually been to the largest targeted area It is this,
day to day has actually been to the largest targeted area. it is this place.
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It's Palmyra, a remote atoll in the center of the Pacific Ocean. John, what is the plan here? What are people talking about?
it's palmyra a; remote atoll in the center of the pacific ocean john what is the plan. here? what are people talking
It's Palmyra a remote atoll in the center of the Pacific Ocean John what is the plan here? What are people talking
it's palmyra, a remote atoll in the center of the pacific ocean. john, what is the plan here? what are people talking about?
Well, we're talking about an unofficial plan. What we have is, the White House has developed a short list of possible marine reserves that would be created in ocean waters owned or controlled by the United States, and some of the reserves are potentially gigantic. It's something that's being taken very seriously, thoug...
well we're talking about an unofficial plan what we have is the white house has developed a short list. of possible marine reserves that would, be created in, ocean waters owned; or controlled by the united states and some, of the reserves are potentially gigantic, it's, something that's being, taken very seriously tho...
Well we're talking about an unofficial plan What we, have is the. White House has developed a short list of possible marine reserves that would be created in ocean waters owned or controlled by the United States and some of the reserves are potentially gigantic It's something that's being taken very seriously though it...
well, we're talking about an unofficial plan. what we have is, the white house has developed a short list of possible marine reserves that would be created in ocean waters owned or controlled by the united states, and some of the reserves are potentially gigantic. it's something that's being taken very seriously, thoug...
Now, this one in the central Pacific, it happens that the U.S. has this atoll and a couple of other remote islands there most people have never heard of. But it would be a huge area. How big and how is it that the U.S. can say all this area would kind of be a protected area?
now this, one in the central pacific it happens that. the u.s has this atoll and a couple of other remote islands there, most people have never heard of but it would be a huge area how big and how is it that the u.s can say all this area. would; kind of be. a protected
Now this one in the central Pacific it happens that the U.S has this atoll and a couple of, other. remote islands there most people have never heard of But it would be a huge area How big, and. how is it that the U.S can, say all this area would kind of be a, protected
now, this one in the central pacific, it happens that the u.s. has this atoll and a couple of other remote islands there most people have never heard of. but it would be a huge area. how big and how is it that the u.s. can say all this area would kind of be a protected area?
It would be 600,000 square miles, the proposed reserve, which would make it the largest reserve ever created on land or in the ocean and the U.S. can do it because these are territorial waters controlled by the United States.
it would be 600,000 square miles the proposed reserve which would make it the largest reserve ever created on land or in, the ocean and the u.s can do it because these, are territorial waters controlled by the united
It would be 600,000 square miles the proposed reserve which would make it the largest, reserve ever created on land, or in. the ocean and the U.S can do it because these are territorial waters controlled by the United
it would be 600,000 square miles, the proposed reserve, which would make it the largest reserve ever created on land or in the ocean and the u.s. can do it because these are territorial waters controlled by the united states.
Technically, at least. So, there is this area in the central Pacific and a lot of this is really, you know, almost untouched waters. I know it's a very, very wild area. Then there's some place in the Gulf of Mexico, they might protect one off of the East Coast and other Pacific area, how close is this to being reality,...
technically at least. so there is this area in the central pacific and a lot of this is really you know almost untouched waters. i know it's a very very wild area then there's some place in the gulf of mexico. they might protect one off of the east, coast and other pacific area, how close is this to being reality thoug...
Technically at least So there is this area in the central Pacific and a lot of this is really you know almost untouched waters I know it's a very very wild area Then there's some place in the Gulf of Mexico they might protect one off of the East Coast and other. Pacific area how close is this. to being reality though
technically, at least. so, there is this area in the central pacific and a lot of this is really, you know, almost untouched waters. i know it's a very, very wild area. then there's some place in the gulf of mexico, they might protect one off of the east coast and other pacific area, how close is this to being reality,...
It's not clear how close it is to being a reality. It's not clear when the president will decide whether or not to move forward with it. It's known that one of the goals for the creation of these reserves is to get them done before the Bush administration leaves office, which means that something, if it's going to happ...
it's not, clear, how close it is to being a reality it's not clear when the president will decide whether or not to move forward with it it's known that one of the goals for the creation of these reserves is to get them done before, the bush administration leaves office, which means that, something if it's going to hap...
It's not clear how close it is to being a reality It's not clear when the president will decide, whether or not to move forward with it It's known that one of the goals for the creation of these. reserves is to, get them done before the Bush administration leaves office which means that something if, it's. going to hap...
it's not clear how close it is to being a reality. it's not clear when the president will decide whether or not to move forward with it. it's known that one of the goals for the creation of these reserves is to get them done before the bush administration leaves office, which means that something, if it's going to happ...
And why the White House is doing this now?
and why the. white house is doing this
And why the, White House is doing this
and why the white house is doing this now?
I'm told that the White House has been looking into this because they want to create a sequel to the Hawaiian Island Project, because the president got a lot of really good reaction to the process and because they are interested in the idea of creating what's called a Blue Legacy for President Bush.
i'm told that. the white house has been looking into, this, because they want, to create a sequel to the hawaiian island project because the president, got. a, lot of really good reaction to the process and because they are interested in the idea of creating what's called a blue legacy for president
I'm told that the White House has been looking into this because they want. to create a sequel to the Hawaiian Island Project because the president got a lot of really good reaction to the process and, because they are interested in the idea of creating what's called a Blue Legacy for, President
i'm told that the white house has been looking into this because they want to create a sequel to the hawaiian island project, because the president got a lot of really good reaction to the process and because they are interested in the idea of creating what's called a blue legacy for president bush.
A Blue Legacy, that's quite a term. Is there opposition to the plan, do you know?
a blue legacy that's quite a term is there opposition to the plan do; you
A, Blue. Legacy that's quite a. term Is there opposition to the plan do you
a blue legacy, that's quite a term. is there opposition to the plan, do you know?
Remember this? Julian Assange being freed on bail after more than a week in the Victorian-era Wandsworth Prison in London. Back then, Assange was a global celebrity, feted as a hero by many, but deeply resented by some for using his WikiLeaks website to publish sensitive and sometimes embarrassing State Department cabl...
remember, this? julian assange, being freed on bail, after more than a week. in, the victorian-era wandsworth prison in london back then assange was, a global; celebrity feted as a hero by many but deeply, resented by some for using his wikileaks, website to publish sensitive and sometimes embarrassing state department...
Remember, this? Julian Assange being freed on bail after more than a week in the Victorian-era, Wandsworth. Prison in London, Back then Assange was a, global, celebrity feted as a hero by many but deeply resented by some. for using his; WikiLeaks website to; publish sensitive and sometimes embarrassing State Department...
remember this? julian assange being freed on bail after more than a week in the victorian-era wandsworth prison in london. back then, assange was a global celebrity, feted as a hero by many, but deeply resented by some for using his wikileaks website to publish sensitive and sometimes embarrassing state department cabl...
That was nearly 18 months ago. Assange was just beginning his fight against extradition from Britain to Sweden. Today, Britain's Supreme Court ruled that extradition could go ahead. Assange's lawyers had argued the European arrest warrant against him was illegal because it came from a Swedish prosecutor. It should have...
that was nearly 18 months ago assange was just beginning his fight against extradition from britain. to sweden today britain's supreme court ruled that extradition could go, ahead assange's. lawyers had argued, the european arrest warrant against him was illegal because it came from a swedish prosecutor it should have ...
That, was nearly 18 months ago Assange was just beginning his fight against extradition from Britain to, Sweden Today Britain's Supreme, Court ruled that extradition. could go ahead Assange's. lawyers had argued the European arrest warrant against him was illegal because it came from a Swedish prosecutor It should have...
that was nearly 18 months ago. assange was just beginning his fight against extradition from britain to sweden. today, britain's supreme court ruled that extradition could go ahead. assange's lawyers had argued the european arrest warrant against him was illegal because it came from a swedish prosecutor. it should have...
The Supreme Court disagreed. Its president, Nicolas Phillips, said five of the court's seven judges ruled the warrant is valid.
the supreme court disagreed its president nicolas phillips said five of the court's seven judges ruled the warrant is
The Supreme Court disagreed Its president Nicolas Phillips said. five of the court's seven judges ruled the warrant is
the supreme court disagreed. its president, nicolas phillips, said five of the court's seven judges ruled the warrant is valid.
Follows that the request for Mr. Assange's extradition has been lawfully made and his appeal against extradition is accordingly dismissed.
follows that the request for mr assange's extradition has been lawfully made and his appeal against, extradition is, accordingly
Follows that the request for Mr Assange's extradition has been lawfully made, and his appeal against extradition is accordingly
follows that the request for mr. assange's extradition has been lawfully made and his appeal against extradition is accordingly dismissed.
Assange wasn't there. We got the news not hoped for, he tweeted afterwards. He now has 14 days to seek to challenge the decision. Assange could also try to apply to the European Court of Human Rights. Meanwhile, he'll remain on bail. He's been living in an English country mansion owned by a friend.
assange wasn't there we, got the news not hoped for he tweeted. afterwards he now has 14 days. to seek to challenge the decision. assange could; also try to apply to the european court. of human rights meanwhile he'll remain on bail, he's been living, in an english country mansion owned by a,
Assange wasn't there We, got the news not hoped for he, tweeted afterwards He now has 14 days, to seek to challenge the decision Assange could also try to apply to the European Court of Human Rights Meanwhile he'll remain on bail He's been living in an English country mansion, owned by a,
assange wasn't there. we got the news not hoped for, he tweeted afterwards. he now has 14 days to seek to challenge the decision. assange could also try to apply to the european court of human rights. meanwhile, he'll remain on bail. he's been living in an english country mansion owned by a friend.
Assange's star has dimmed since the start of this affair. He's fallen out with supporters. He's not been charged with any crime, yet he's being criticized for refusing to return to Sweden to answer his accusers. Assange maintains the allegations against him, which include rape, are untrue and politically motivated. His...
assange's star, has dimmed since the start of this affair he's fallen out with supporters he's not been charged with any crime yet he's being, criticized for refusing to, return to sweden to answer his accusers assange maintains the allegations against him which include rape, are untrue and politically motivated his wi...
Assange's star has dimmed since the start of this affair He's fallen out with supporters He's not been charged with any crime yet he's being criticized for refusing to return to Sweden to answer, his accusers Assange maintains the allegations against him which include rape are untrue and politically motivated His WikiL...
assange's star has dimmed since the start of this affair. he's fallen out with supporters. he's not been charged with any crime, yet he's being criticized for refusing to return to sweden to answer his accusers. assange maintains the allegations against him, which include rape, are untrue and politically motivated. his...
But Assange's extradition battle is not yet over. One way or another, he will return to the limelight.
but assange's extradition battle is not yet over one way or, another he, will return to the
But Assange's extradition battle is not yet over One way or another he will, return to the
but assange's extradition battle is not yet over. one way or another, he will return to the limelight.
Philip Reeves, NPR News, London.
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From NPR News, this is All Things Considered. I'm Robert Siegel.
from npr news this is all things considered i'm. robert
From NPR News this is All Things Considered I'm Robert
from npr news, this is all things considered. i'm robert siegel.
And I'm Michele Norris.
and i'm michele
And I'm Michele
and i'm michele norris.
At the White House today, the meeting between President Obama and the Israeli Prime Minister appeared to be frosty. Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed anger with the way Mr. Obama has tried to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
at the white house today; the, meeting between president obama and the israeli prime minister appeared to be frosty benjamin netanyahu has expressed anger with the way mr obama has tried to revive israeli-palestinian peace
At the. White House today the meeting between President Obama and the Israeli Prime Minister appeared to be frosty Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed anger with the way Mr Obama. has tried to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace
at the white house today, the meeting between president obama and the israeli prime minister appeared to be frosty. benjamin netanyahu has expressed anger with the way mr. obama has tried to revive israeli-palestinian peace talks.
Today, both men put on their game faces and acknowledge their differences, as NPR's Michele Keleman reports.
today both men put on their game faces and acknowledge their differences as npr's michele keleman
Today both men put on their game faces and acknowledge their differences as NPR's Michele Keleman
today, both men put on their game faces and acknowledge their differences, as npr's michele keleman reports.
Israeli's were furious with one paragraph in President Obama's speech yesterday when he publically endorsed the idea that negotiations on borders between Israel and Palestine should be based on the 1967 lines. Those were the boundaries before Israel occupied the West Bank and Gaza. Netanyahu, at the White House today, ...
israeli's were, furious with one paragraph in president obama's speech yesterday when he publically endorsed the idea that negotiations on borders between israel and palestine should be based on the 1967 lines those were the boundaries. before israel occupied; the west bank and gaza netanyahu at the white house today a...
Israeli's. were furious with one. paragraph in President Obama's speech yesterday when; he publically, endorsed the idea that negotiations on borders between Israel and Palestine should, be based, on the; 1967 lines Those were the boundaries before Israel occupied, the West Bank and Gaza Netanyahu, at the White House t...
israeli's were furious with one paragraph in president obama's speech yesterday when he publically endorsed the idea that negotiations on borders between israel and palestine should be based on the 1967 lines. those were the boundaries before israel occupied the west bank and gaza. netanyahu, at the white house today, ...
While Israel is prepared to make generous compromises for peace, it cannot go back to the 1967 lines because these lines are indefensible.
while israel, is prepared to make generous compromises for peace it cannot; go back to the 1967 lines because these lines are
While Israel is prepared to make generous compromises for peace it cannot go back to the 1967 lines because; these lines are
while israel is prepared to make generous compromises for peace, it cannot go back to the 1967 lines because these lines are indefensible.
The body language was tense. President Obama, his hand resting on his chin, watched Netanyahu intently as he laid down his red lines on key issues. The Israeli prime minister said on the issue of the right of return for Palestinian refugees, quote, "that's not going to happen." And he rejected the idea of talking to th...
the body language was tense president obama his hand resting on his chin watched netanyahu intently as he laid down his red lines on key issues the israeli prime minister said on the issue of the right of return for palestinian refugees quote "that's not going, to happen" and he rejected the idea of talking to the pale...
The body language. was tense President Obama his hand, resting on his chin watched Netanyahu intently as he laid down his red lines on key issues The Israeli prime. minister said on the issue of the right of return for Palestinian. refugees quote, "that's not going to happen" And he rejected the idea of talking to, the...
the body language was tense. president obama, his hand resting on his chin, watched netanyahu intently as he laid down his red lines on key issues. the israeli prime minister said on the issue of the right of return for palestinian refugees, quote, "that's not going to happen." and he rejected the idea of talking to th...
Hamas has just attacked you, Mr. President, and the United States for ridding the world of bin Laden. So Israel, obviously, cannot be asked to negotiate with a government that is backed by the Palestinian version of al-Qaida.
hamas has just attacked you. mr president and the united states for ridding the, world of bin laden so israel obviously cannot be asked to, negotiate with; a government that is backed, by the palestinian version of
Hamas has just attacked you Mr President and the United States, for ridding the world of bin, Laden So Israel obviously cannot be asked to negotiate with a government that is backed by the Palestinian version of
hamas has just attacked you, mr. president, and the united states for ridding the world of bin laden. so israel, obviously, cannot be asked to negotiate with a government that is backed by the palestinian version of al-qaida.
President Obama agreed that the Palestinian government's unity deal with Hamas complicates prospects for negotiations. He also repeated U.S. support for meeting Israel's security needs.
president obama agreed that the palestinian government's unity deal with hamas complicates prospects for negotiations he also repeated u.s support for meeting israel's security
President Obama agreed that the Palestinian government's unity deal with Hamas complicates prospects for negotiations He also repeated U.S, support for meeting. Israel's security
president obama agreed that the palestinian government's unity deal with hamas complicates prospects for negotiations. he also repeated u.s. support for meeting israel's security needs.
Obviously, there are some differences between us in the precise formulations and language and that's going to happen between friends. But what we are in complete accord about is that a true peace can only occur if the ultimate resolution allows Israel to defend itself against threats.
obviously there, are some differences between us in the precise formulations and language and that's going to happen, between friends. but what we are in complete accord about is. that. a true peace can only occur; if the ultimate resolution allows israel to defend itself against.
Obviously there are some differences between. us in the precise formulations. and language and that's going to happen between friends But what we are in complete, accord, about is that a true peace can only occur if the ultimate resolution allows Israel to defend itself against
obviously, there are some differences between us in the precise formulations and language and that's going to happen between friends. but what we are in complete accord about is that a true peace can only occur if the ultimate resolution allows israel to defend itself against threats.
Some analysts have been puzzled by Netanyahu's angry tone. After all, says Scott Lasensky of the U.S. Institute of Peace, the language President Obama used on the 1967 borders was only slightly different from what others have said.
some. analysts have been puzzled by netanyahu's, angry tone after all says scott lasensky of the u.s institute of peace the language president obama used on, the 1967 borders was only slightly different from what others have
Some analysts have been puzzled by Netanyahu's angry tone After all says Scott Lasensky of the U.S Institute of Peace the language President Obama used, on, the 1967 borders was only slightly different. from what others have
some analysts have been puzzled by netanyahu's angry tone. after all, says scott lasensky of the u.s. institute of peace, the language president obama used on the 1967 borders was only slightly different from what others have said.
The president of the United States did not go into a room and come up with this formula on his own. These are formulations that the United States and the parties have been dancing around for years.
the president of, the united states did not go into a, room and come up with this. formula on. his own these are formulations. that the united states and the parties have been dancing around for,
The president of the United States did; not. go into a room and come up with this formula on his own These are formulations that the. United States and the parties have been dancing around for
the president of the united states did not go into a room and come up with this formula on his own. these are formulations that the united states and the parties have been dancing around for years.
Still, Lasensky says, how those words are perceived in the region can be different.
still lasensky says how. those words are perceived in the region can be
Still Lasensky says how those words are perceived in the region can be
still, lasensky says, how those words are perceived in the region can be different.
In Israel, where the politics in this current Israeli government are quite strident and where, I think, many in this Israeli government are trying to desperately hold on to a status quo which is quickly evaporating, any American position that is a departure is a worrisome one and seems to have left them panicked.
in israel where the politics in this current israeli government are. quite strident and where i. think many in this israeli government are trying to desperately hold, on to. a. status quo. which is quickly evaporating any. american position that is a departure is. a worrisome one and, seems to have left them
In Israel where the politics in this current Israeli government are quite strident. and where I think many in this Israeli government are, trying to desperately hold on, to a status quo which, is quickly evaporating any American position that is a departure is a worrisome one and seems, to have left them
in israel, where the politics in this current israeli government are quite strident and where, i think, many in this israeli government are trying to desperately hold on to a status quo which is quickly evaporating, any american position that is a departure is a worrisome one and seems to have left them panicked.
A former Israeli negotiator, Daniel Levy of the New America Foundation, says Netanyahu is not giving the U.S. anything to work with, even as President Obama warns that the changes in the region make peace more urgent than ever.
a former israeli negotiator daniel levy of; the new america foundation says netanyahu is not giving the u.s anything to work; with even as president obama warns, that the changes in the, region make peace more urgent than
A former Israeli negotiator Daniel Levy of the New America Foundation says Netanyahu. is not giving the U.S anything to; work with even as President Obama warns that the changes in the region. make peace more urgent than
a former israeli negotiator, daniel levy of the new america foundation, says netanyahu is not giving the u.s. anything to work with, even as president obama warns that the changes in the region make peace more urgent than ever.
In that changing region of popular uprisings, of democracy where public opinion matters, to have the Palestinians still denied their freedom and to have America having to carry that on its back, running cover for Israel, is a huge problem for America and Israel. And he was hoping that the Israeli prime minister would s...
in that changing region. of popular uprisings of democracy where public opinion, matters to have the palestinians still denied their freedom and to, have america having to carry that on its back, running cover for israel is a huge problem for america and israel and he was hoping that the israeli prime minister. would s...
In that changing region of popular uprisings of democracy where public opinion matters to have the. Palestinians still denied their freedom. and to have, America having to. carry that on its back running cover for Israel is a huge problem for America and Israel And he was hoping that the Israeli prime minister would se...
in that changing region of popular uprisings, of democracy where public opinion matters, to have the palestinians still denied their freedom and to have america having to carry that on its back, running cover for israel, is a huge problem for america and israel. and he was hoping that the israeli prime minister would s...
Levy says Netanyahu showed his true colors today and the dividing line was clear. What's less clear is whether Israel or the U.S. can now find a way to head off the Palestinian plans to give up on any peace process and try to get the United Nations to recognize an independent state of Palestine.
levy says. netanyahu showed his true colors today and the dividing line was clear what's less clear is whether israel or the u.s can now find a way to head off the palestinian plans to give up on any peace process and try to get the united nations to recognize an, independent state of;
Levy says, Netanyahu showed, his true colors today and the dividing line was clear. What's. less clear is whether Israel or, the U.S can now find a way to head off the Palestinian plans to give up on any peace process and try to, get the United Nations to recognize an independent state of,
levy says netanyahu showed his true colors today and the dividing line was clear. what's less clear is whether israel or the u.s. can now find a way to head off the palestinian plans to give up on any peace process and try to get the united nations to recognize an independent state of palestine.
Michele Keleman, NPR News, Washington.
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In Moscow, the former billionaire Mikhail Khodorkovsky is going on trial again today. His supporters say Khordorkovsky's original arrest and conviction was political because of his opposition to Vladimir Putin. Now, two years before his scheduled release from a Siberian prison camp, he faces another 22 years in jail. H...
in, moscow the former billionaire mikhail khodorkovsky is going on trial again today his, supporters say khordorkovsky's original arrest, and; conviction was political because of his opposition to vladimir putin now two years before his scheduled release, from a. siberian prison camp he faces another 22 years in jail h...
In, Moscow. the, former billionaire Mikhail Khodorkovsky is, going on trial again. today His supporters say Khordorkovsky's original, arrest and conviction was political because of his opposition to Vladimir Putin Now two. years before his scheduled release from a Siberian prison camp he faces, another 22 years. in jai...
in moscow, the former billionaire mikhail khodorkovsky is going on trial again today. his supporters say khordorkovsky's original arrest and conviction was political because of his opposition to vladimir putin. now, two years before his scheduled release from a siberian prison camp, he faces another 22 years in jail. h...
The White House also rejected the idea that it was not serious about spending cuts. Mr. Obama was entertaining some $250 billion worth of cuts to Medicare, including a gradual increase in the eligibility age to 67. That would have been a tough pill for his fellow Democrats to swallow.
the white house also rejected the idea that it was not, serious about spending cuts mr obama was entertaining. some $250 billion. worth of cuts to, medicare, including a gradual increase, in the eligibility age to 67. that would have been. a tough, pill for his fellow democrats to
The White House also rejected the idea that it was not serious about spending cuts. Mr, Obama was entertaining some $250 billion worth of cuts to Medicare including a. gradual, increase in the eligibility age to 67. That would. have been a tough pill for his fellow Democrats to
the white house also rejected the idea that it was not serious about spending cuts. mr. obama was entertaining some $250 billion worth of cuts to medicare, including a gradual increase in the eligibility age to 67. that would have been a tough pill for his fellow democrats to swallow.
More and more, that's being done, you know, machine to machine and whether that computer is located in New York City, in, you know, Frankfurt, the trades are going to get made between people who want to execute them.
more and more that's being done you know machine to machine. and whether that. computer is located in new york city in you know frankfurt the trades. are. going to get made between. people who want to execute
More and more that's being done you, know machine to machine and. whether that computer is located in New York. City in. you know Frankfurt the trades are going to get made between people who want. to execute
more and more, that's being done, you know, machine to machine and whether that computer is located in new york city, in, you know, frankfurt, the trades are going to get made between people who want to execute them.
The NYSE's Niederauer today scolded reporters who have referred to this deal as a takeover.
the nyse's niederauer today scolded reporters who have referred to this deal as a
The, NYSE's Niederauer. today scolded reporters who have referred to this deal as a
the nyse's niederauer today scolded reporters who have referred to this deal as a takeover.
Right now the NYSE Euronext board is quite global, so is the Deutsche Boerse board. Both executive teams are quite global today. This is not like a U.S. and a German company are getting together.
right, now the nyse euronext board is. quite global. so is the deutsche boerse board both executive teams are quite global today this, is not like a u.s and a german company are getting
Right now the NYSE Euronext board is quite global so is the Deutsche Boerse board Both executive teams are quite global today This is not like, a U.S and a German company are getting
right now the nyse euronext board is quite global, so is the deutsche boerse board. both executive teams are quite global today. this is not like a u.s. and a german company are getting together.
James Angel, associate professor of finance at Georgetown University, pointed out that many of those shareholders are large institutional investors like mutual funds that have interests all over the world. But Angel said time will tell whether this is a merger or a takeover.
james angel associate professor of finance at. georgetown university pointed out that many of those shareholders are large institutional investors like; mutual funds that have interests, all, over, the world but angel said time will tell whether this is. a merger or a
James Angel associate professor of finance, at Georgetown. University pointed out that many. of those, shareholders are large institutional investors like, mutual funds that have interests all over the world, But Angel, said time will tell whether this is. a merger, or a
james angel, associate professor of finance at georgetown university, pointed out that many of those shareholders are large institutional investors like mutual funds that have interests all over the world. but angel said time will tell whether this is a merger or a takeover.
There is a lot of talk about mergers of equals. But usually when that happens, sooner or later, one side of the organization tends to dominate. It remains to be seen who will dominate in this merger.
there is a lot of talk, about mergers of equals but usually when that happens sooner or later one side of the organization, tends to dominate it remains to be seen who will dominate in this
There is a lot of talk about mergers of equals. But usually when that happens sooner or later, one side, of the organization tends to, dominate It remains to be seen who will dominate in this
there is a lot of talk about mergers of equals. but usually when that happens, sooner or later, one side of the organization tends to dominate. it remains to be seen who will dominate in this merger.
Jim Zarroli, NPR News.
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NPR's business news starts with record oil prices.
npr's business news starts with record oil
NPR's business news. starts with record oil
npr's business news starts with record oil prices.
One hundred dollars and eighty-eight cents; that was the price for a barrel of oil when trading ended yesterday on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices rose even higher in overseas trading. Money is pouring into the oil markets and that's helping push prices up. Analysts point to rising global demand and concerns o...
one hundred dollars and eighty-eight cents that was the price. for a barrel of oil when trading ended yesterday on the new york mercantile exchange prices rose even higher in. overseas trading money is pouring into the, oil, markets and that's. helping push prices up analysts point to rising global demand and concerns ...
One hundred dollars and eighty-eight cents, that. was. the price for a barrel of oil when trading ended yesterday on the New York Mercantile, Exchange Prices, rose even higher, in overseas trading Money is pouring into the oil, markets and that's helping push, prices up Analysts point to rising global demand and concer...
one hundred dollars and eighty-eight cents; that was the price for a barrel of oil when trading ended yesterday on the new york mercantile exchange. prices rose even higher in overseas trading. money is pouring into the oil markets and that's helping push prices up. analysts point to rising global demand and concerns o...
To Nigeria now, where religious violence has erupted again between Christians and Muslims in the central city of Jos. Human rights monitors say several hundred people were killed in just a few days this month. That brings the death toll in that city to 2,500 over the past decade.
to. nigeria now. where religious, violence has erupted again between christians and. muslims in the central city of, jos human rights monitors say several, hundred people were killed in. just a few days this month that brings. the death toll in that city to 2,500 over the past
To Nigeria now where religious violence has erupted again between Christians, and Muslims in the central city of Jos Human rights monitors say several hundred. people were killed in just a few days, this month That brings the death toll, in that city, to 2,500 over the past
to nigeria now, where religious violence has erupted again between christians and muslims in the central city of jos. human rights monitors say several hundred people were killed in just a few days this month. that brings the death toll in that city to 2,500 over the past decade.
NPR's Ofeibea Quist-Arcton visited Jos and sent this story.
npr's ofeibea quist-arcton visited jos and sent this
NPR's Ofeibea Quist-Arcton. visited Jos and sent this
npr's ofeibea quist-arcton visited jos and sent this story.
Jos, the capital of Plateau State, lies at the heart of Nigeria, where the mainly Muslim north and largely Christian south meet in Africa's most populous nation. This cosmopolitan, yet volatile, city has come to represent both aspirations and conflicts in a mosaic of a country that is home to hundreds of ethnic groups,...
jos the capital of plateau state, lies at the; heart of; nigeria where the mainly, muslim north and largely christian south meet in africa's most populous nation this cosmopolitan yet volatile city has come to represent both, aspirations and conflicts in, a mosaic of a country that is home to hundreds. of ethnic. group...
Jos the capital of Plateau State lies at. the heart of Nigeria where, the mainly Muslim. north and largely Christian south, meet in Africa's most populous nation This cosmopolitan yet volatile city has come to represent both aspirations and conflicts, in a mosaic of a country that is home to hundreds of ethnic groups c...
jos, the capital of plateau state, lies at the heart of nigeria, where the mainly muslim north and largely christian south meet in africa's most populous nation. this cosmopolitan, yet volatile, city has come to represent both aspirations and conflicts in a mosaic of a country that is home to hundreds of ethnic groups,...
Mr. SHE JOSAMI(ph) (Human Rights Congress): What we have seen in Jos is indescribable. It is a tragedy.
mr she josami(ph) (human rights congress): what we have seen in jos is indescribable it is a
Mr SHE JOSAMI(ph) (Human Rights Congress): What we have seen in Jos is indescribable It is a
mr. she josami(ph) (human rights congress): what we have seen in jos is indescribable. it is a tragedy.
Four hundred-plus victims in four days of fighting and counting, say rights campaigners like She Josami. He heads Nigeria's northern-based Human Rights Congress, and was in Jos to document the latest outbreak of violence.
four, hundred-plus, victims in four; days of fighting, and counting. say, rights campaigners like she josami he heads nigeria's northern-based human rights congress and was in jos to document the latest outbreak of
Four hundred-plus victims in four days of fighting and counting say rights campaigners like She Josami He, heads Nigeria's northern-based Human Rights Congress, and was in Jos to document the latest outbreak of
four hundred-plus victims in four days of fighting and counting, say rights campaigners like she josami. he heads nigeria's northern-based human rights congress, and was in jos to document the latest outbreak of violence.
It was a clash of Muslims and Christians. It was a killing field. It was madness. It was the breakdown of law and order.
it was a clash of, muslims and christians, it was a killing field, it was madness it was the breakdown of law and
It was a clash of, Muslims and Christians It was. a killing field It was madness It was the breakdown of, law and
it was a clash of muslims and christians. it was a killing field. it was madness. it was the breakdown of law and order.
Josami's own in-laws were among the victims. He said his wife's mother, father and 18-year-old sister were smoked out of their home, trapped and burned alive.
josami's own in-laws were among the victims he said his wife's mother, father and 18-year-old sister were, smoked out of their home trapped and burned
Josami's own in-laws were among the victims He, said his wife's mother father and 18-year-old sister were smoked out of their home trapped and burned
josami's own in-laws were among the victims. he said his wife's mother, father and 18-year-old sister were smoked out of their home, trapped and burned alive.
People came out en masse, confronting each other and killing each other using such primitive weapons like knives, cutlasses, axes, sickles, sticks, bows and arrows.
people came out en masse. confronting each. other and killing, each other using such primitive weapons like knives cutlasses axes sickles sticks bows and
People came out en masse confronting each other and killing each other. using such primitive weapons like knives cutlasses. axes sickles sticks bows and
people came out en masse, confronting each other and killing each other using such primitive weapons like knives, cutlasses, axes, sickles, sticks, bows and arrows.
Last week, reports emerged of scores of charred corpses being dumped in wells and sewage pits in a majority Muslim village on the outskirts of Jos.
last week reports emerged of scores of charred corpses being dumped in, wells and sewage, pits in a majority muslim village on the outskirts of
Last week reports emerged of scores of charred corpses being dumped in, wells and sewage pits. in a majority Muslim village on the outskirts of
last week, reports emerged of scores of charred corpses being dumped in wells and sewage pits in a majority muslim village on the outskirts of jos.
While down below, scores of displaced people are milling around the compound, housing the central mosque in Jos. Here, upstairs, this classroom has been transformed into a temporary hospital ward. It's full of Muslim women and children who survived attacks with varying degrees of wound inflicted, the women say, by Chri...
while down below scores of displaced people are milling around the compound, housing. the central mosque in jos here upstairs this classroom has been transformed into a temporary hospital ward, it's full of muslim women and children who survived attacks with varying degrees of wound inflicted the women say by
While down below scores of displaced people are milling around the compound housing the central mosque in Jos Here upstairs this classroom has been transformed into a temporary hospital ward It's. full of Muslim women and. children who survived attacks with varying degrees of wound. inflicted the. women say. by
while down below, scores of displaced people are milling around the compound, housing the central mosque in jos. here, upstairs, this classroom has been transformed into a temporary hospital ward. it's full of muslim women and children who survived attacks with varying degrees of wound inflicted, the women say, by chri...
Can you tell me your name first, please?
can you tell me your name first
Can you tell me your name first
can you tell me your name first, please?
Jamila Gebrum.
jamila
Jamila
jamila gebrum.
Describe and explain what happened to you, please, Jamila.
describe and. explain what happened to you please
Describe and explain. what happened to you please
describe and explain what happened to you, please, jamila.
(Through translator) The people told them there would be no problem. And the pastor in the area was telling them that there were no problem, they should just stay calm. But when they were attacked, a 5 months old baby was killed in the process.
(through translator) the people told them there. would be, no problem. and the pastor in the area was telling them that there were no problem they should just stay calm but when. they were attacked a 5 months old baby was killed in the
(Through translator) The people told them there, would be no problem And the pastor in the area was telling them that there were no problem they should just stay calm, But when they were attacked, a, 5 months old baby was killed. in the
(through translator) the people told them there would be no problem. and the pastor in the area was telling them that there were no problem, they should just stay calm. but when they were attacked, a 5 months old baby was killed in the process.
Dr. Salisu Arafat(ph) is helping to treat the wounded.
dr salisu arafat(ph) is, helping to treat the
Dr Salisu Arafat(ph) is helping, to treat the
dr. salisu arafat(ph) is helping to treat the wounded.
Weve had so many different kinds of patients, mainly with gunshot injuries. Most of the government hospitals in the areas, they are not accessible to us, the Muslims. So a lot of patients had nowhere to go.
weve had so many. different kinds of patients mainly with gunshot. injuries most, of the government hospitals in the areas they are not accessible to us the muslims so, a lot of patients, had nowhere to
Weve had so. many different kinds of patients mainly with gunshot injuries Most of, the government hospitals in the areas they are not accessible to. us the Muslims So a lot of patients had nowhere, to
weve had so many different kinds of patients, mainly with gunshot injuries. most of the government hospitals in the areas, they are not accessible to us, the muslims. so a lot of patients had nowhere to go.
Across town, in a government hospital, Christian survivors describe their ordeals, they said, at the hands of Muslims. Lying on a mattress on the floor, Zacharia Dungumaroji(ph) writhed in pain as he turned to show us the entry point of a bullet through his stomach and out the back.
across town in a government hospital christian survivors describe their ordeals; they said. at the. hands of muslims lying on a mattress on the floor zacharia dungumaroji(ph) writhed in pain as he turned to show us the entry point of a bullet, through his stomach and out the
Across town, in, a government, hospital Christian survivors describe their ordeals they said. at the hands of Muslims Lying, on a. mattress on the floor Zacharia Dungumaroji(ph) writhed. in pain. as he turned to show us the entry point of a bullet through his stomach and, out the
across town, in a government hospital, christian survivors describe their ordeals, they said, at the hands of muslims. lying on a mattress on the floor, zacharia dungumaroji(ph) writhed in pain as he turned to show us the entry point of a bullet through his stomach and out the back.
A woman saw me, and she pitied me. And she called people to come and help me. When you see my blood was rushing like a cow. So I was shouting Jesus, Jesus, God, come and help me. We stayed together with them, the Muslims, but when this thing happened, they turned their backs against us.
a woman, saw me and she pitied me and she called people to come and help me when you see my blood was rushing like a cow so i was shouting jesus jesus god come and help me we stayed together with them the. muslims but when this thing happened they; turned their backs against
A woman, saw me and she pitied me And she called, people to come and help me When you see; my blood was rushing like. a cow, So I was, shouting Jesus Jesus God. come and help me We stayed together with them the Muslims, but when this thing happened they turned their backs against.
a woman saw me, and she pitied me. and she called people to come and help me. when you see my blood was rushing like a cow. so i was shouting jesus, jesus, god, come and help me. we stayed together with them, the muslims, but when this thing happened, they turned their backs against us.
The director of the League for Human Rights in Jos, Shamaki Gad Peter, blames Nigerian politicians for the recurring violence in the city. It's little more than a year since the last outbreak of fighting. Yet, Shamaki said, despite the creation of government-sponsored committees to investigate the problems after the No...
the director of the league, for human rights in jos; shamaki gad. peter blames nigerian politicians for the recurring. violence in, the city it's little more than a year since the last outbreak of fighting yet shamaki said despite the creation of government-sponsored committees to investigate, the problems after the no...
The director of the League for Human Rights in, Jos Shamaki Gad Peter blames Nigerian, politicians for the recurring violence in the city It's little more than a year since. the last outbreak of fighting Yet Shamaki said despite the creation of government-sponsored committees to investigate the problems after the Novem...
the director of the league for human rights in jos, shamaki gad peter, blames nigerian politicians for the recurring violence in the city. it's little more than a year since the last outbreak of fighting. yet, shamaki said, despite the creation of government-sponsored committees to investigate the problems after the no...
(Through translator) People say that look, I've invested so much in this land, you need to identify me as an indigene of this place. We have the issue of politics, the issue of poverty, the issue of land. And we have jobless youth in our society that when you give them a little money, and you instigate them, they are w...
(through translator) people say that look i've invested so much in, this land you need to identify me as an indigene of this place we have the issue of politics the issue of poverty the issue of land, and we have; jobless youth in our society that when you give them a little money and you instigate. them. they are. wil...
(Through translator) People say; that look I've invested so much in this land you need to identify me as an indigene of this place We have the. issue of politics the issue of poverty the issue of land And, we have jobless youth in our society that when you give them a little money and you instigate them they are willin...
(through translator) people say that look, i've invested so much in this land, you need to identify me as an indigene of this place. we have the issue of politics, the issue of poverty, the issue of land. and we have jobless youth in our society that when you give them a little money, and you instigate them, they are w...
The Nigerian government ordered troops into Jos to take over security and keep the fragile peace, but campaigners warn that once the military leaves town, unless the perpetrators of the violence are prosecuted and punished, there will be a repeat of the fighting: today, tomorrow or next year.
the. nigerian government, ordered troops into jos to take over. security and keep the, fragile peace but campaigners warn that once. the military leaves town unless the perpetrators of the violence are; prosecuted and punished there will be a repeat of the fighting: today tomorrow; or next
The, Nigerian; government ordered troops into Jos to take over security and, keep the fragile peace but campaigners warn that, once the military leaves town unless, the perpetrators of the violence are prosecuted and punished there will be a repeat of the fighting: today tomorrow. or next
the nigerian government ordered troops into jos to take over security and keep the fragile peace, but campaigners warn that once the military leaves town, unless the perpetrators of the violence are prosecuted and punished, there will be a repeat of the fighting: today, tomorrow or next year.
Ofeibea Quist-Arcton, NPR News, Jos, north-central Nigeria.
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Ofeibea Quist-Arcton NPR News Jos north-central
ofeibea quist-arcton, npr news, jos, north-central nigeria.
Manic depressive, bipolar, close - I take medication for schizophrenia, but I wouldn't say I'm schizophrenic. But I would say that I have a bipolar personality that is strange. I have devils inside that fight me. And I'm my own worst enemy. And for all intents and purposes I'd say I'm probably relatively insane, to an ...
manic depressive. bipolar close - i take, medication for schizophrenia but i wouldn't say i'm schizophrenic but i would say that i have a bipolar personality that is strange i have devils inside that fight me and i'm my own worst enemy and for all intents and purposes i'd say, i'm probably relatively insane to an
Manic depressive bipolar close - I take medication for schizophrenia but I, wouldn't. say, I'm schizophrenic But I would say that I have, a bipolar personality that is strange I have devils inside that fight me And I'm my own worst enemy And, for all intents and purposes I'd say I'm probably relatively insane to an
manic depressive, bipolar, close - i take medication for schizophrenia, but i wouldn't say i'm schizophrenic. but i would say that i have a bipolar personality that is strange. i have devils inside that fight me. and i'm my own worst enemy. and for all intents and purposes i'd say i'm probably relatively insane, to an ...
The answer is no and yes. No, in the sense that a proposal to create a marine reserve isn't likely to be anywhere near as controversial as a proposal to create a reserve on land because nobody lives in the ocean. But yes in the sense that some of these proposals are already attracting objections from local people who d...
the answer is no and yes no in the sense that a proposal. to create a marine reserve isn't, likely to be anywhere near as controversial as a proposal, to create a, reserve on land because nobody. lives in the ocean but yes, in the sense, that some of these proposals are already attracting objections from local. people ...
The, answer is no, and, yes No in the sense that a, proposal to create a marine reserve isn't likely to be, anywhere near as controversial as a proposal to create a reserve on land because nobody lives in the ocean But yes in the sense that some of these proposals are already attracting objections from local people, wh...
the answer is no and yes. no, in the sense that a proposal to create a marine reserve isn't likely to be anywhere near as controversial as a proposal to create a reserve on land because nobody lives in the ocean. but yes in the sense that some of these proposals are already attracting objections from local people who d...
NPR's John Nielsen with a story about a big conservation proposal at the White House. We'll have more later on All Things Considered. John, thank you.
npr's john nielsen with a story about a big conservation proposal at the white house we'll have more later. on all things considered john thank.
NPR's; John Nielsen with a story; about a big conservation proposal at the White House We'll have more later on All Things Considered. John thank
npr's john nielsen with a story about a big conservation proposal at the white house. we'll have more later on all things considered. john, thank you.
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From the studios of NPR West this is Day To Day. I'm Madeleine Brand.
from the studios of npr west this is day to day i'm madeleine
From the studios of NPR West this is. Day To Day I'm Madeleine
from the studios of npr west this is day to day. i'm madeleine brand.
I'm Alex Chadwick. Coming up, we called back that American teacher who survived the earthquake in China. Now she is helping with refugees.
i'm alex chadwick coming up we called back that american teacher who survived the earthquake in china, now she. is helping with,
I'm Alex Chadwick Coming up we called back that American teacher who survived the earthquake. in China Now she is helping with
i'm alex chadwick. coming up, we called back that american teacher who survived the earthquake in china. now she is helping with refugees.
These 300 children were packed on the floor like sardines in our office building. Most likely, they have told us, that these children are orphans. They could not find their parents.
these, 300 children were packed on the floor like sardines in our office building most likely. they have told us that these children are orphans they could not find their.
These 300 children were, packed on, the floor like sardines in our office building Most, likely they have told us. that these children are, orphans They could not find their
these 300 children were packed on the floor like sardines in our office building. most likely, they have told us, that these children are orphans. they could not find their parents.
First to Iraq where the war continues. We're going to hear a soldier's story.
first to iraq where the war continues we're going to hear a soldier's
First to Iraq. where the war continues We're going to; hear a soldier's
first to iraq where the war continues. we're going to hear a soldier's story.
The news from Iraq is almost never good. A ceasefire in Baghdad is breaking down again. There is more fighting with militias in the area called Sadr City. These are basically the same militias that were the target two months ago when Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki launched an offensive in the southern city of Basra.
the news from iraq is almost never good a ceasefire in baghdad is breaking down again there is more fighting with militias in the area called sadr city these are basically the same militias that were the target two months ago when prime minister nouri al-maliki. launched an offensive. in the southern city of
The news from Iraq is almost never good, A ceasefire in Baghdad is breaking down again There is more fighting. with militias, in the area called Sadr City These are basically the same militias that were the target two months ago when, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. launched, an offensive in the southern city of
the news from iraq is almost never good. a ceasefire in baghdad is breaking down again. there is more fighting with militias in the area called sadr city. these are basically the same militias that were the target two months ago when prime minister nouri al-maliki launched an offensive in the southern city of basra.
That worked. Government troops are in control there now, but it was much more dangerous four years ago when British troops assigned to Basra were still battling suicide bombers and daily IED attacks.
that, worked government troops are in control there now but. it was much more dangerous four years ago when british troops assigned to basra were, still battling suicide bombers and daily ied
That worked Government troops are in control there now but it was much. more dangerous four years ago when British troops; assigned to Basra were still battling suicide. bombers and; daily IED
that worked. government troops are in control there now, but it was much more dangerous four years ago when british troops assigned to basra were still battling suicide bombers and daily ied attacks.