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One of the things that we want to get to first and foremost, Robert George, is this idea of whether or not we're seeing a bit of a difference in terms of how the president is governing. We're hearing the issues and the backlash of the Guantanamo situation. We're seeing more violence alleged to be happening in Iraq by A...
one of the. things that we want to, get to; first and foremost robert george is this idea of whether, or not we're, seeing a bit of a difference in terms, of how; the president is. governing we're. hearing the issues and the backlash of the guantanamo situation we're seeing more violence alleged to be happening in iraq...
One of, the things that we want to get, to, first and foremost Robert George is, this idea of whether. or not we're seeing a bit of, a difference in terms. of how the president is governing. We're hearing the issues and the backlash of, the Guantanamo situation We're seeing more violence alleged to be happening in Iraq...
one of the things that we want to get to first and foremost, robert george, is this idea of whether or not we're seeing a bit of a difference in terms of how the president is governing. we're hearing the issues and the backlash of the guantanamo situation. we're seeing more violence alleged to be happening in iraq by a...
The whole idea - and we're hearing whispers that maybe the neo-cons in the White House and those who have the president's ear are losing favor with this president, because he finds himself in such a quagmire that he really has been unable to free himself from.
the whole idea - and, we're hearing whispers that maybe the neo-cons in the white house and those who have the. president's, ear are losing. favor with this president because he finds himself in such a quagmire that he really has been unable to free himself
The whole idea. - and, we're hearing whispers that maybe the neo-cons in the White House and those who have the president's, ear are losing favor with this president because he finds himself in such. a quagmire that he, really has been unable to free himself,
the whole idea - and we're hearing whispers that maybe the neo-cons in the white house and those who have the president's ear are losing favor with this president, because he finds himself in such a quagmire that he really has been unable to free himself from.
Well, I think, Ed, it's a couple of different things. I mean, I think, partly, it's a case of making a virtue out of necessity. I think that, regardless of what people feel about the decision to go into Iraq, it's something that is done and the troops are going to be staying there probably for some time, given the outb...
well i think ed it's. a couple of different things i mean i think partly it's a case of making a virtue out of necessity i think that regardless of what people feel about the decision to go into, iraq it's, something that is done and the troops, are going to. be staying there probably. for some time given the outbreak ...
Well I think Ed it's a couple of different things I mean I. think partly it's a case of making a; virtue out. of, necessity; I think that regardless of what people feel about the decision to go into Iraq it's something that is done and, the troops are going to be staying there probably for some time given the outbreak ...
well, i think, ed, it's a couple of different things. i mean, i think, partly, it's a case of making a virtue out of necessity. i think that, regardless of what people feel about the decision to go into iraq, it's something that is done and the troops are going to be staying there probably for some time, given the outb...
What that means is that kind of limits the ability of military responses to some of these other issues that are going on, whether it's the resurgent Taliban in Afghanistan or whether it's the ongoing problems with Iran or North Korea.
what that means is that kind of limits the ability of military responses to some of these other issues. that are going on whether it's the resurgent taliban, in afghanistan or whether it's the ongoing problems with iran or north
What that means is that kind of; limits the ability of military; responses to some of these other issues that are going on whether it's the resurgent Taliban. in Afghanistan or whether it's the ongoing problems with Iran or North
what that means is that kind of limits the ability of military responses to some of these other issues that are going on, whether it's the resurgent taliban in afghanistan or whether it's the ongoing problems with iran or north korea.
So that, in a sense, I think has forced the administration to use the phrase that they didn't want to use previously to resort more to a realist version of foreign policy. That's why they're pushing a multi-lateral (unintelligible) engagement with North Korea.
so that in a sense i think has forced the administration to use the phrase that they didn't want to use; previously to resort more to a realist version of foreign policy that's why they're, pushing a multi-lateral (unintelligible) engagement. with north.
So that in a sense I think has forced the administration to use the phrase that they didn't want to use previously to resort. more to a realist version of foreign policy That's why they're pushing a multi-lateral (unintelligible) engagement with North
so that, in a sense, i think has forced the administration to use the phrase that they didn't want to use previously to resort more to a realist version of foreign policy. that's why they're pushing a multi-lateral (unintelligible) engagement with north korea.
(Singing) I am a monster full of desire, full of love. I am a monster, the one that everyone is so afraid of.
(singing) i am a monster full of, desire full of love i am a monster the one that everyone is so afraid,
(Singing) I am a, monster full of desire, full, of love; I am, a monster the one that everyone is so, afraid
(singing) i am a monster full of desire, full of love. i am a monster, the one that everyone is so afraid of.
More than 12 million people in the United States are living with cancer. Treatment often causes debilitating side-effects. Many people who suffer are told that nothing that can be done.
more than, 12 million people in the united states are. living with cancer treatment often causes debilitating side-effects; many people who suffer are told, that nothing that can be
More than, 12 million people in the United States are living, with cancer Treatment often causes debilitating side-effects Many people who suffer are told that nothing that can be
more than 12 million people in the united states are living with cancer. treatment often causes debilitating side-effects. many people who suffer are told that nothing that can be done.
But as Rachel Gotbaum reports, rehab after treatment is being offered more often and can make a difference.
but; as. rachel gotbaum reports rehab after treatment is being offered more often and can make. a
But as Rachel Gotbaum reports rehab after treatment is being offered more often and can make a
but as rachel gotbaum reports, rehab after treatment is being offered more often and can make a difference.
At 38, Julie Silver was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her treatment included surgery and chemotherapy. Then she became very ill.
at 38, julie silver was diagnosed with breast cancer her, treatment included surgery and chemotherapy then she became very
At 38, Julie Silver was diagnosed with breast cancer Her treatment included surgery and chemotherapy. Then she became very
at 38, julie silver was diagnosed with breast cancer. her treatment included surgery and chemotherapy. then she became very ill.
DR. JULIE SILVER: I was really, really sick. I mean sicker than I ever imagined. I did some exercise testing and I tested out as a woman in my 60s and I was in my 30s so I had aged three decades through cancer treatment.
dr julie silver: i was really really sick; i mean sicker than i ever imagined i did some exercise, testing and i tested out as a woman in my 60s and; i was in my 30s so i had aged three decades through cancer
DR JULIE SILVER: I was really really sick I mean sicker than I ever. imagined I. did some, exercise testing and I tested out as a woman in, my, 60s and I was in my 30s so I had aged three decades through cancer
dr. julie silver: i was really, really sick. i mean sicker than i ever imagined. i did some exercise testing and i tested out as a woman in my 60s and i was in my 30s so i had aged three decades through cancer treatment.
Silver, who is an M.D. herself, says she was so fatigued and in so much pain after treatment that she went to her oncology team for help. They told her to go home and recover. But she says just as patients who've had a stroke need rehab therapy, so do patients who undergo toxic and invasive treatments for cancer.
silver who is an m.d. herself says she was so fatigued and in so much pain after treatment, that she went to her oncology, team for, help they told her to go, home and; recover but she says just as patients who've had; a stroke need rehab therapy so do patients who, undergo toxic and invasive treatments for
Silver who is an M.D herself says she was so fatigued and in. so much pain after treatment that she, went to her oncology team for help They told her to go home and recover But she says just as patients who've had a stroke need rehab therapy so do patients who. undergo toxic and invasive treatments for
silver, who is an m.d. herself, says she was so fatigued and in so much pain after treatment that she went to her oncology team for help. they told her to go home and recover. but she says just as patients who've had a stroke need rehab therapy, so do patients who undergo toxic and invasive treatments for cancer.
For example, a woman who has a mastectomy, she might have chemotherapy. She may have radiation therapy too. To reconstruct the breast she may have muscle transplant, so she is going to have a lot of scarring. She's going to have weakness. She'll probably be in a lot of pain. Lots of issues.
for example a woman who has a mastectomy she might; have chemotherapy she may, have radiation therapy too to reconstruct the breast she may have muscle transplant so she is, going to have a lot. of scarring she's going to have weakness she'll probably. be in a lot of pain lots of
For example a woman, who, has a. mastectomy she might have chemotherapy She may have radiation therapy, too To reconstruct the breast. she may have, muscle transplant so. she is going to have a lot of scarring She's going. to have weakness She'll probably be in a lot of pain Lots, of
for example, a woman who has a mastectomy, she might have chemotherapy. she may have radiation therapy too. to reconstruct the breast she may have muscle transplant, so she is going to have a lot of scarring. she's going to have weakness. she'll probably be in a lot of pain. lots of issues.
The issues are different for every type of cancer, for example people treated for head and neck cancer may need help speaking or swallowing. Blood cancer patients may need help rebuilding strength, and those treated for colon cancer may need rehab for back pain and abdominal swelling.
the issues, are different for every type of cancer for example people treated for, head and neck cancer. may need help speaking or swallowing blood cancer patients may need help rebuilding strength and those treated for colon cancer may need rehab for back pain and abdominal
The issues are different for every type of cancer for example people. treated for head and neck. cancer may. need help speaking. or swallowing Blood, cancer patients may need help rebuilding strength and those treated for colon cancer may need. rehab, for back pain and abdominal
the issues are different for every type of cancer, for example people treated for head and neck cancer may need help speaking or swallowing. blood cancer patients may need help rebuilding strength, and those treated for colon cancer may need rehab for back pain and abdominal swelling.
DR. REBECCA LANSKY: Patients are getting stuck and they don't know where to go.
dr rebecca lansky: patients are getting stuck and they don't know where to
DR REBECCA LANSKY: Patients are getting stuck and they don't know where to
dr. rebecca lansky: patients are getting stuck and they don't know where to go.
That's Dr. Rebecca Lansky, a rehab specialist at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center.
that's dr rebecca lansky a rehab specialist at the university of massachusetts medical
That's Dr Rebecca Lansky a rehab specialist at the University of Massachusetts Medical
that's dr. rebecca lansky, a rehab specialist at the university of massachusetts medical center.
I have a patient who had squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue, had radiation to the whole jaw and neck. And so he couldn't open up his mouth for six months and he basically kept going to his oncologist saying, how can I get better? What I can do? How can I get better? What I can do? And he finally got referred to me a...
i have a patient who had squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue had radiation to the whole jaw and neck and so he couldn't. open up; his mouth for six months and he basically kept. going to his oncologist saying how can i get better? what i can do? how can i. get; better? what i can. do? and he, finally got referred to ...
I have a patient who had squamous cell carcinoma of the. tongue, had radiation to. the whole jaw and neck, And so he couldn't open up his mouth for six months and he basically kept going to his oncologist. saying how can I get better? What I can. do? How can I get better? What I can, do? And he finally got referred to ...
i have a patient who had squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue, had radiation to the whole jaw and neck. and so he couldn't open up his mouth for six months and he basically kept going to his oncologist saying, how can i get better? what i can do? how can i get better? what i can do? and he finally got referred to me a...
One study found that 90 percent of cancer patients should be referred to rehab, but only about one third are. There are signs that is beginning to change.
one study found. that 90 percent of cancer patients should be, referred, to rehab, but; only about one third are there are signs that, is beginning, to
One study found. that 90 percent of cancer, patients, should be. referred to rehab but only about one third are There are signs that is beginning to
one study found that 90 percent of cancer patients should be referred to rehab, but only about one third are. there are signs that is beginning to change.
Dr. Julie Silver, who teaches at Harvard Medical School, created a program that provides rehab for cancer patients after treatment. It's called Star and is now offered in almost all 50 states.
dr julie silver who, teaches at harvard, medical school created a program that provides rehab for cancer patients after treatment it's called. star and is now offered in almost. all
Dr Julie Silver, who teaches at Harvard Medical School created a, program that; provides rehab for cancer patients after. treatment It's called, Star and is now offered in almost all
dr. julie silver, who teaches at harvard medical school, created a program that provides rehab for cancer patients after treatment. it's called star and is now offered in almost all 50 states.
You weren't sore?
you weren't
You weren't
you weren't sore?
No, surprisingly.
no
No
no, surprisingly.
At South County Physical Therapy in Worcester Massachusetts physical therapist Jen Goyette greets her client, Deborah Leonard.
at south county physical therapy in worcester massachusetts physical therapist jen goyette greets her, client deborah
At, South County Physical Therapy in Worcester Massachusetts physical therapist Jen Goyette greets her client Deborah
at south county physical therapy in worcester massachusetts physical therapist jen goyette greets her client, deborah leonard.
I was really swollen and puffy here. That's gone and it hasn't come back.
i was really swollen and puffy here that's gone and it, hasn't. come
I was really swollen and puffy here That's gone and it hasn't come
i was really swollen and puffy here. that's gone and it hasn't come back.
Two years ago, Leonard - who is 56 - was treated for early stage breast cancer. She had surgery to remove the small tumor, followed by several months of radiation. Soon after she finished treatment, Leonard realized something was wrong.
two years ago leonard - who is 56 - was treated, for early stage breast cancer she had surgery to remove the small tumor, followed by. several months of radiation soon after she finished treatment leonard realized something. was
Two years, ago Leonard - who, is 56 - was treated for; early stage breast cancer She had surgery to remove the small tumor followed by several months of radiation Soon after she finished, treatment Leonard realized something was
two years ago, leonard - who is 56 - was treated for early stage breast cancer. she had surgery to remove the small tumor, followed by several months of radiation. soon after she finished treatment, leonard realized something was wrong.
I had this lump inside my breast. And clearly, I didn't even have that before the surgery because the tumor was so small and it just getting bigger. In the morning I would start out fine, a little sore. By night time my breast was very swollen and extremely painful.
i had this lump inside my breast and clearly i didn't even have, that before. the surgery, because the tumor was so small and it just getting bigger in the morning i would start out fine a little sore by. night time my breast was very, swollen, and extremely
I had this lump inside, my, breast And clearly I didn't even have that before the surgery because the tumor was. so small and it just getting bigger In the morning I would start out fine a little sore By, night time my; breast was very swollen, and, extremely
i had this lump inside my breast. and clearly, i didn't even have that before the surgery because the tumor was so small and it just getting bigger. in the morning i would start out fine, a little sore. by night time my breast was very swollen and extremely painful.
The lump was not cancer. Thinking it might be an infection, Leonard's doctors prescribed antibiotics. When that didn't work, they tried other invasive treatments - including surgery - but the problem quickly returned. And then Leonard discovered physical therapist Jen Goyette.
the lump was not cancer thinking it might, be an infection leonard's doctors prescribed antibiotics when that didn't work they tried other invasive treatments - including surgery - but the problem quickly returned and then leonard discovered. physical therapist jen
The lump was. not. cancer Thinking. it might be an. infection Leonard's doctors prescribed antibiotics When that didn't work they tried other invasive treatments - including surgery - but the problem quickly. returned And then Leonard discovered physical. therapist Jen
the lump was not cancer. thinking it might be an infection, leonard's doctors prescribed antibiotics. when that didn't work, they tried other invasive treatments - including surgery - but the problem quickly returned. and then leonard discovered physical therapist jen goyette.
All right. Well, come on up.
all, right well come on
All, right Well come. on
all right. well, come on up.
As Leonard lies on the table, Goyette places her hands gently on Leonard's shoulders. It doesn't look like much is happening.
as leonard lies, on the; table goyette places her hands gently on leonard's shoulders it, doesn't look like much is
As Leonard. lies on the table Goyette places her hands gently, on Leonard's shoulders It doesn't look like much is
as leonard lies on the table, goyette places her hands gently on leonard's shoulders. it doesn't look like much is happening.
I'm doing manual lymphatic drainage. We're going in and clearing out routes so that we can have more lymphatic fluid go through those same routes.
i'm doing manual lymphatic drainage we're going in and clearing out routes so that we can have more lymphatic fluid go through those same
I'm doing manual lymphatic drainage We're going in and, clearing out routes so that we can have more lymphatic fluid go through those same
i'm doing manual lymphatic drainage. we're going in and clearing out routes so that we can have more lymphatic fluid go through those same routes.
Most health insurers cover rehab for cancer patients, says Goyette, but she must often fight with companies to get more than the average nine to 12 sessions reimbursed. Breast cancer survivor Deborah Leonard says cancer rehab is worth it.
most health insurers cover rehab for cancer patients says goyette but she must often fight with, companies to get more than the average nine to 12 sessions. reimbursed breast cancer survivor deborah, leonard says cancer rehab is worth
Most health insurers cover rehab for cancer patients says Goyette but she must often fight with companies to get more than the average nine to, 12 sessions reimbursed, Breast cancer survivor Deborah Leonard says cancer rehab is worth
most health insurers cover rehab for cancer patients, says goyette, but she must often fight with companies to get more than the average nine to 12 sessions reimbursed. breast cancer survivor deborah leonard says cancer rehab is worth it.
I had a six-inch mass that is now down to half its size. I'm sleeping at night. I have energy again. More people need to know about this and more people need to use it, because you don't have to be a martyr and grin and bear it. This works.
i had a. six-inch mass that is now down to half. its size i'm sleeping, at night i have energy again more people need to know about this and more, people need to use, it because, you don't have to be a martyr and grin and bear. it this
I had a six-inch mass that is now down to. half its size I'm sleeping at night I have energy again More people need to know about this and more people need to use it because you don't have to be a martyr and grin and bear it This
i had a six-inch mass that is now down to half its size. i'm sleeping at night. i have energy again. more people need to know about this and more people need to use it, because you don't have to be a martyr and grin and bear it. this works.
Leonard says she just wishes she had known about cancer rehab sooner.
leonard says she just wishes she had known about cancer rehab
Leonard says she just wishes she had known about cancer rehab
leonard says she just wishes she had known about cancer rehab sooner.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Gotbaum in Boston.
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For. NPR News I'm Rachel Gotbaum in
for npr news, i'm rachel gotbaum in boston.
This piece was produced in partnership with Kaiser Health News.
this piece was produced in partnership. with kaiser health
This piece was produced in partnership with Kaiser Health
this piece was produced in partnership with kaiser health news.
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Russia holds the presidency at the United Nations Security Council at the moment. That role rotates monthly. And this is shaping up to be a month of high diplomatic drama. Russia's ambassador is trying to keep the council focused on Ukraine. He's calling for humanitarian corridors to provide aid the east of the country...
russia holds the presidency at the united nations security council. at the moment that role rotates monthly and this is shaping up to. be a; month of high diplomatic drama russia's ambassador is trying to keep the, council focused on ukraine he's calling, for humanitarian corridors to provide aid the east of the countr...
Russia holds the presidency at the United Nations Security Council at the moment That role rotates monthly And this is shaping up to be a month of. high diplomatic drama Russia's ambassador is. trying to keep the council focused on Ukraine He's calling for, humanitarian corridors to provide aid the east of, the country...
russia holds the presidency at the united nations security council at the moment. that role rotates monthly. and this is shaping up to be a month of high diplomatic drama. russia's ambassador is trying to keep the council focused on ukraine. he's calling for humanitarian corridors to provide aid the east of the country...
The way Russia's Ambassador Vitaly Churkin speaks about Ukraine sounds similar to the way the U.S. and others talk about Syria, indiscriminate shelling of residential areas, besieged cities in need of aid. Churkin has already circulated a draft resolution, calling for an end to Ukraine's military operations against sep...
the way russia's ambassador vitaly churkin speaks about ukraine sounds similar. to, the, way the u.s and others talk about syria indiscriminate shelling of residential areas besieged cities in need of aid churkin has already circulated a draft resolution calling for an end to ukraine's military, operations against sepa...
The way Russia's Ambassador Vitaly Churkin speaks about Ukraine sounds similar to the way. the U.S and others talk about Syria indiscriminate shelling of residential areas besieged cities in need of aid Churkin has already circulated a draft resolution calling for an end to Ukraine's military operations against separat...
the way russia's ambassador vitaly churkin speaks about ukraine sounds similar to the way the u.s. and others talk about syria, indiscriminate shelling of residential areas, besieged cities in need of aid. churkin has already circulated a draft resolution, calling for an end to ukraine's military operations against sep...
It would be very important to adopt this resolution and do it rapidly because it could play a role in stopping the violence in Ukraine.
it would be very important to adopt this resolution and do it rapidly because it could play a role in stopping the violence, in;
It would, be very. important to adopt this resolution and do it rapidly because, it could play a role in stopping the violence in
it would be very important to adopt this resolution and do it rapidly because it could play a role in stopping the violence in ukraine.
And that, he says, should be a priority for the Security Council. Ukraine's Ambassador calls the draft cynical and immoral, coming from a country that recently annexed part of Ukraine, the Crimean Peninsula. Here in Washington, State Department Spokesperson Jen Psaki was also dismissive of the Russian diplomatic move.
and that he says should be a, priority for the security, council ukraine's ambassador; calls the draft cynical and immoral coming from a country that recently annexed part of ukraine the crimean peninsula here in washington state department spokesperson jen psaki was also dismissive of. the russian diplomatic
And that he, says should be a priority for the Security Council Ukraine's Ambassador calls the draft cynical and immoral coming from a country that recently annexed part of Ukraine the Crimean Peninsula Here in Washington State Department Spokesperson Jen Psaki was also dismissive of the. Russian diplomatic
and that, he says, should be a priority for the security council. ukraine's ambassador calls the draft cynical and immoral, coming from a country that recently annexed part of ukraine, the crimean peninsula. here in washington, state department spokesperson jen psaki was also dismissive of the russian diplomatic move.
The United Nations Humanitarian Chief, Jan Egeland, says the current aid operation for the refugees in Darfur is, quote, "unsustainable." He appealed to the government of Sudan to ease travel restrictions to the region. The aid operation in Darfur is one of the largest in the world, but food rations were cut in half ea...
the united nations humanitarian chief jan egeland says the current aid, operation for. the refugees. in darfur is quote. "unsustainable" he appealed to, the government of sudan to ease, travel restrictions to the region the aid operation in darfur is one of the largest in the world but, food rations were cut in, half e...
The United Nations Humanitarian Chief Jan Egeland says the current aid operation for the refugees in Darfur is quote, "unsustainable" He appealed to the government of Sudan to ease travel restrictions to the region The aid operation in Darfur is one of, the largest in, the world but food rations were. cut in half earli...
the united nations humanitarian chief, jan egeland, says the current aid operation for the refugees in darfur is, quote, "unsustainable." he appealed to the government of sudan to ease travel restrictions to the region. the aid operation in darfur is one of the largest in the world, but food rations were cut in half ea...
Egeland urged the Sudanese government to fill the gap. The appeal comes on the heels of a peace agreement signed last Friday between the government and the main rebel group in Darfur. Joining us now is Vanessa Van Schoor. She is the Head of Mission for Doctors Without Borders in Nyala, a town in Darfur. And hello.
egeland urged the sudanese government. to fill the gap the appeal comes on the heels. of a peace agreement signed last, friday between the, government and the main rebel, group in darfur joining us now is vanessa van. schoor she is. the head of mission for doctors without borders in nyala. a town in darfur and.
Egeland urged the Sudanese government to fill the gap The appeal comes on the heels of. a peace agreement signed last Friday, between the government and the main. rebel. group in Darfur Joining us; now is Vanessa Van Schoor She is, the Head of Mission. for Doctors Without Borders in Nyala a town in Darfur And
egeland urged the sudanese government to fill the gap. the appeal comes on the heels of a peace agreement signed last friday between the government and the main rebel group in darfur. joining us now is vanessa van schoor. she is the head of mission for doctors without borders in nyala, a town in darfur. and hello.
Hi.
hi.
Despite the peace agreement, the humanitarian crisis remains. Is there any sense that the accord will lead to an improvement in the situation in Darfur?
despite. the peace agreement the humanitarian crisis remains is there any sense that the accord will lead to an improvement. in the, situation, in
Despite the peace agreement the humanitarian crisis remains Is there any sense, that the accord will lead to an improvement in the situation in
despite the peace agreement, the humanitarian crisis remains. is there any sense that the accord will lead to an improvement in the situation in darfur?
Well, there's always a hope when the parties to a conflict seek a political rather than a military solution. But on the ground, we are not seeing any significant changes, yet. If anything, we've seen an increased number of casualties coming into our clinics.
well there's always a hope when the parties. to a conflict seek a political rather than a military. solution but on the ground, we are. not seeing any significant changes yet if; anything we've seen an increased, number. of casualties coming into our
Well, there's always a hope, when the parties to, a conflict seek a political, rather than a military solution But on the ground we are, not seeing any significant changes yet If anything we've, seen an, increased number of casualties coming into our,
well, there's always a hope when the parties to a conflict seek a political rather than a military solution. but on the ground, we are not seeing any significant changes, yet. if anything, we've seen an increased number of casualties coming into our clinics.
Tell us, then, a little bit about what the situation is as of today?
tell us then a little bit about what the situation is as of,
Tell us then; a little, bit about; what, the, situation is as of
tell us, then, a little bit about what the situation is as of today?
As of today, I've got one hospital closer to the Chadian side of the border. It's got 25 beds, but I've still got about 35 patients crammed into it. And we're treating from everything from trauma to meningitis, to neonatal tetanus diseases that should have been eradicated years ago.
as of today i've got one hospital. closer to the. chadian side of the border it's got 25 beds but i've still got about 35 patients crammed into it and, we're treating, from everything from trauma to meningitis to neonatal, tetanus diseases that should have been eradicated years
As of today I've got one hospital. closer to the Chadian. side of the border It's got 25 beds but I've still got about 35 patients crammed into it And we're treating from everything from trauma to meningitis to neonatal tetanus diseases that should have been, eradicated years
as of today, i've got one hospital closer to the chadian side of the border. it's got 25 beds, but i've still got about 35 patients crammed into it. and we're treating from everything from trauma to meningitis, to neonatal tetanus diseases that should have been eradicated years ago.
In the south there's been increased conflict, and so a number of agencies who are working that way cannot get their medical teams down; they can't get their supplies down. And then I've got a second hospital where, over the last few weeks, we've seen probably almost up to hundred cases of gunshots, mainly civilians com...
in the south there's been increased conflict and so a number of agencies who are working that. way cannot get their medical teams down, they can't, get their supplies down and then i've, got a second hospital where over the last few weeks we've seen probably almost up to hundred cases of gunshots mainly civilians comin...
In. the south there's; been increased conflict and so a number of agencies who are working that way cannot get their, medical teams down they can't get their supplies down And then I've got. a second. hospital where. over the last few weeks we've seen probably almost up to hundred cases of gunshots mainly civilians com...
in the south there's been increased conflict, and so a number of agencies who are working that way cannot get their medical teams down; they can't get their supplies down. and then i've got a second hospital where, over the last few weeks, we've seen probably almost up to hundred cases of gunshots, mainly civilians com...
If there's any way to make an appeal for medical staff who would be willing to work in Darfur, we can definitely use some more midwives and doctors.
if there's any way to make an appeal for medical staff who would be willing to work in darfur we. can definitely use some more midwives and
If there's any way to make an appeal for medical staff who would be willing to work in Darfur, we can definitely use some more midwives and,
if there's any way to make an appeal for medical staff who would be willing to work in darfur, we can definitely use some more midwives and doctors.
Do you know what the situation now is in Kalma, one of the oldest and largest refugee camps there?
do you know what. the situation now is in kalma one of the oldest and largest refugee camps
Do you know what the situation now is in Kalma one of the oldest and largest refugee camps
do you know what the situation now is in kalma, one of the oldest and largest refugee camps there?
Yeah. What you've got is close to 100,000 people living in the camp. You've got a new influx of people coming from the south, due to new fighting that's happened down there. You've got a handful of organizations running clinics, pumping water in there. There are times when we are getting restrictions on getting supplie...
yeah what you've got is close to 100,000 people living in the camp you've, got, a new influx of people coming from the south due to new fighting that's happened down there, you've got a handful of organizations running clinics pumping water in there there are. times when we are getting restrictions on getting supplies ...
Yeah What you've got is close to 100,000 people, living in the. camp You've got. a, new influx of people coming from the south due. to new fighting that's happened down. there You've got a handful of organizations running clinics pumping water in there There are times when we are getting restrictions on getting supplie...
yeah. what you've got is close to 100,000 people living in the camp. you've got a new influx of people coming from the south, due to new fighting that's happened down there. you've got a handful of organizations running clinics, pumping water in there. there are times when we are getting restrictions on getting supplie...
So you've got a very tense population who not only are in fear of militia who go on the rampage a bit outside of the camp, where you've got women who try to go and collect fire wood who may risk being attacked or raped on the outside; inside the camp, they try to have as much of a normal life as possible. But it can't ...
so you've got, a very tense population who not only are in fear of militia who go on the rampage a bit outside of, the camp where you've got women who try to go and collect fire wood who, may risk being attacked or raped on the outside inside the camp they try to have as much of a normal life as possible but it can't b...
So you've got a very tense population who not only are in fear of militia who, go on the rampage a bit outside of the, camp where you've, got women who try to. go and collect fire wood who may risk being attacked or raped on the outside inside the camp they try to have as much, of a normal life, as possible But it can'...
so you've got a very tense population who not only are in fear of militia who go on the rampage a bit outside of the camp, where you've got women who try to go and collect fire wood who may risk being attacked or raped on the outside; inside the camp, they try to have as much of a normal life as possible. but it can't ...
How did the refugees, with all of this happening to them, respond to the news of this peace agreement?
how did the refugees, with all; of this happening to them respond to, the news of this peace
How did. the refugees with all of this happening to them respond to the news of this, peace
how did the refugees, with all of this happening to them, respond to the news of this peace agreement?
You've got really mixed reactions on the ground. There are some people who are excited that there is some hope for a change in the situation. You've got others who are against it. You've got others who are skeptical that, even though the leadership in Abuja may have signed it, not all of the leaders have signed it.
you've got really mixed reactions on the ground, there are some people who are excited. that there is some hope for a change in the situation. you've got others, who are against it you've got others who are skeptical that even though the leadership in abuja may have signed it not, all; of the leaders have signed
You've got really mixed reactions on the ground There are some, people who. are excited that there is some hope for a change in the situation You've got others who are against it, You've got others who are. skeptical that even though the leadership, in Abuja. may, have signed it, not all of the leaders have signed
you've got really mixed reactions on the ground. there are some people who are excited that there is some hope for a change in the situation. you've got others who are against it. you've got others who are skeptical that, even though the leadership in abuja may have signed it, not all of the leaders have signed it.
And then there are a lot of questions about whether the people who are in charge on the ground are actually going to adhere to the terms of the peace agreement.
and then there are a lot of questions about whether the people who are in, charge on, the ground are, actually going to, adhere to the terms of the peace
And, then there, are a lot of questions about, whether the people who are in charge on the ground are, actually going to adhere. to the terms of the, peace.
and then there are a lot of questions about whether the people who are in charge on the ground are actually going to adhere to the terms of the peace agreement.
Vanessa Van Schoor is the Head of Mission for Doctors Without Borders in Nyala, a town in southern Darfur. Thank you for talking with us.
vanessa van schoor. is the. head of mission for doctors without borders in nyala a. town in southern; darfur. thank you, for talking with
Vanessa Van, Schoor is the Head of Mission for Doctors Without Borders in Nyala a town in southern Darfur Thank you for talking with
vanessa van schoor is the head of mission for doctors without borders in nyala, a town in southern darfur. thank you for talking with us.
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you're welcome.
In northern Uganda, nearly two decades of civil war have displaced two million people. Even though tens of thousands of people have been killed during that war, it's failed to garner much international attention. Recently a recent report by Save the Children sounded the alarm over the increased use...
in northern, uganda nearly two decades of civil war have displaced two million people. even though tens of thousands of people have been killed during that war it's failed to garner much international attention recently a recent report by save the children sounded the alarm over the increased use o...
In northern, Uganda. nearly two decades of civil war have displaced two million people Even though tens of thousands of people, have been killed during that war it's failed; to garner much international attention Recently a recent report by Save the Children sounded the alarm over the, increased. u...
in northern uganda, nearly two decades of civil war have displaced two million people. even though tens of thousands of people have been killed during that war, it's failed to garner much international attention. recently a recent report by save the children sounded the alarm over the increased use...
Under the low dark clouds of northern Uganda's rainy season, the leaders of the al-Wahl(ph) refugee camp meet to plead their case to a delegation of UN and US officials. The camp is home to 29,000 people fleeing northern Uganda's 18-year civil war. 1.4 million refugees are crammed into muddy, squa...
under the low dark clouds, of northern uganda's rainy season. the leaders of the al-wahl(ph) refugee camp meet, to, plead their case, to a delegation of un and us officials the. camp is home to 29,000 people fleeing northern uganda's 18-year civil war 1.4 million refugees are crammed into, muddy s...
Under the low; dark clouds of northern Uganda's rainy season the leaders of the al-Wahl(ph) refugee camp meet to plead their case to a delegation of UN and US. officials The camp is home to 29,000 people. fleeing northern Uganda's, 18-year civil war 1.4 million refugees are crammed into muddy squa...
under the low dark clouds of northern uganda's rainy season, the leaders of the al-wahl(ph) refugee camp meet to plead their case to a delegation of un and us officials. the camp is home to 29,000 people fleeing northern uganda's 18-year civil war. 1.4 million refugees are crammed into muddy, squa...
(Through Translator) The rebel activity in this area, still they are rampant, but people are not allowed to move very far from their camps. When you move away, you are abducted. You are killed. Their hands are shot. They'll do whatever they want on you. So people are not safe to go outside.
(through, translator) the, rebel activity in this. area still they are rampant but. people are not allowed to move very far from, their camps when you move away you are abducted you are. killed their hands are shot they'll do whatever they want on you so people are not safe to go.
(Through Translator) The rebel activity in this area, still; they; are rampant. but people are not allowed to move. very far from their camps When you move away you are abducted You are killed Their hands are shot They'll. do whatever they want on you So, people are not safe to go
(through translator) the rebel activity in this area, still they are rampant, but people are not allowed to move very far from their camps. when you move away, you are abducted. you are killed. their hands are shot. they'll do whatever they want on you. so people are not safe to go outside.
The Lord's Resistance Army is a vicious, cultlike organization led by Joseph Kony, a man who believes he is host to the Holy Spirit. Ken Davies, Uganda's country director for the UN's World Food Program, explains.
the lord's resistance army is a vicious cultlike organization led by joseph kony a man. who believes he is host to; the, holy, spirit ken davies uganda's country director for the un's world, food program
The Lord's Resistance Army is a vicious cultlike organization led by Joseph Kony a man. who believes he is host to the Holy Spirit Ken Davies Uganda's, country director for the. UN's World Food, Program
the lord's resistance army is a vicious, cultlike organization led by joseph kony, a man who believes he is host to the holy spirit. ken davies, uganda's country director for the un's world food program, explains.
He purports to believe in the Ten Commandments and to want to institute them as the rule of law in all of Uganda, and yet his movement is responsible for the most horrific crimes against humanity. They've killed thousands and thousands of people in the most brutal ways, I mean, the sorts of things ...
he purports to believe, in the ten commandments and to want to institute them as the rule of law in all of uganda and, yet his movement is responsible for the most, horrific crimes against humanity they've killed thousands and thousands of people in the most brutal ways i mean the sorts of things y...
He purports to believe in the Ten Commandments and to want to institute them as the rule of law in. all of Uganda and, yet his movement is responsible for the most. horrific crimes against humanity They've killed thousands. and thousands of people in the most; brutal ways I mean the sorts of. thing...
he purports to believe in the ten commandments and to want to institute them as the rule of law in all of uganda, and yet his movement is responsible for the most horrific crimes against humanity. they've killed thousands and thousands of people in the most brutal ways, i mean, the sorts of things ...
Thank you, Jacki. Great to talk to you.
thank you jacki, great to talk to
Thank. you Jacki Great to talk to
thank you, jacki. great to talk to you.
Brown and Boxer, right.
brown and boxer
Brown and, Boxer
brown and boxer, right.
Morrison would rather see easier access to permanent residency - green cards - so the foreign workers aren't, as some put it, indentured servants. At Microsoft, Brad Smith says he's all for more green cards. But right now, the company is focused on what's politically feasible - primarily, more H1-Bs; with the visa fees...
morrison would rather see. easier. access to permanent residency - green cards - so, the foreign workers aren't as some put it indentured servants at microsoft. brad smith says he's all for more green cards but. right now the company is focused. on what's politically feasible - primarily; more h1-bs with the visa fees ...
Morrison would rather see easier access to permanent residency - green cards - so the. foreign workers aren't as; some put it indentured servants At; Microsoft Brad Smith says he's all for more green cards But right now the company is focused on what's politically feasible - primarily more H1-Bs, with the visa fees goi...
morrison would rather see easier access to permanent residency - green cards - so the foreign workers aren't, as some put it, indentured servants. at microsoft, brad smith says he's all for more green cards. but right now, the company is focused on what's politically feasible - primarily, more h1-bs; with the visa fees...
Martin Kaste, NPR News, Seattle.
martin kaste. npr news
Martin Kaste NPR News
martin kaste, npr news, seattle.
Protestors in Oakland, California gathered again in front of City Hall. Oakland's Occupy Wall Street last night was much more peaceful than the night before, when police used tear gas and non-lethal bullets to disperse the crowd. The confrontation left one protester hospitalized and it left allegations of excessive pol...
protestors in oakland california gathered again in front of city hall oakland's occupy wall street. last, night was much more peaceful than the night before when police used tear gas and non-lethal bullets to, disperse the crowd the confrontation. left one protester hospitalized and it left allegations of excessive pol...
Protestors; in Oakland California gathered again in front of City Hall Oakland's Occupy Wall Street last night was much more peaceful than the; night before when police used tear gas and non-lethal bullets to disperse the crowd The confrontation left one protester hospitalized and it left allegations of excessive, poli...
protestors in oakland, california gathered again in front of city hall. oakland's occupy wall street last night was much more peaceful than the night before, when police used tear gas and non-lethal bullets to disperse the crowd. the confrontation left one protester hospitalized and it left allegations of excessive pol...
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(soundbite of cheering and applause)
Protesters by the hundreds streamed into Oakland's downtown city hall plaza.
protesters by the hundreds streamed, into oakland's downtown city hall
Protesters by the hundreds streamed into Oakland's downtown city hall
protesters by the hundreds streamed into oakland's downtown city hall plaza.
They tried to shut us down but we're here again.
they, tried to shut us down but we're here
They tried to shut us down but we're. here.
they tried to shut us down but we're here again.
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This woman, who didn't give her name, was one of many speakers who condemned the police's actions of the night before. Many urged protesters to remain nonviolent. One speaker, who only gave her name as Dee, said it was important to stay focused on the larger issue of income inequality and corporate greed.
this woman who didn't give her name was one of; many speakers who. condemned the police's actions of the night before many urged protesters to remain nonviolent one speaker who only gave her name. as dee said it was important to stay focused on the larger issue of income inequality and corporate
This woman who didn't give her name was one of many speakers who condemned the police's actions of, the night before Many urged protesters to remain nonviolent. One speaker who only gave her name as. Dee said it was important to, stay focused on. the; larger; issue of income inequality and corporate.
this woman, who didn't give her name, was one of many speakers who condemned the police's actions of the night before. many urged protesters to remain nonviolent. one speaker, who only gave her name as dee, said it was important to stay focused on the larger issue of income inequality and corporate greed.
It's about a whole global corrupt system, so let's keep our eyes on the prize, y'all.
it's about a whole global corrupt system so let's keep our eyes on. the prize.
It's about a whole global, corrupt system so let's keep our eyes on the prize
it's about a whole global corrupt system, so let's keep our eyes on the prize, y'all.
However, other speakers urged more confrontational tactics. Many were angry over what they said was excessive force by Oakland police. One protester remains hospitalized after being struck by a non-lethal projectile fired by officers. A video of the man bleeding from the head has been circulating on the Internet. Inter...
however other speakers urged more confrontational tactics many were angry over what they said. was excessive force by oakland police one protester remains hospitalized after being struck by a non-lethal projectile fired by officers a. video of the man bleeding, from the head has, been circulating on. the internet inter...
However other speakers urged more confrontational tactics Many were angry over what they said. was, excessive force, by Oakland police One protester remains hospitalized after being struck by, a non-lethal, projectile fired by officers A video. of the man bleeding from the head has been circulating on the. Internet Int...
however, other speakers urged more confrontational tactics. many were angry over what they said was excessive force by oakland police. one protester remains hospitalized after being struck by a non-lethal projectile fired by officers. a video of the man bleeding from the head has been circulating on the internet. inter...
We take appropriate action. Our job is to protect life and property and make sure that the citizens of Oakland are safe.
we take appropriate action our, job is to protect life and, property and make sure that the citizens of. oakland are
We take appropriate action Our job is. to protect, life and property and make sure. that, the citizens of Oakland are.
we take appropriate action. our job is to protect life and property and make sure that the citizens of oakland are safe.
Jordan did say that the incident involving the hospitalized protestor is being investigated with the highest priority. Carrie Kahn, NPR News, Oakland.
jordan did say that the incident involving; the hospitalized protestor, is being investigated with the, highest priority, carrie kahn npr news
Jordan did say that the incident involving the hospitalized protestor is being investigated with the highest; priority Carrie Kahn NPR News
jordan did say that the incident involving the hospitalized protestor is being investigated with the highest priority. carrie kahn, npr news, oakland.
The third time is not always a charm for a movie series, but film critic Kenneth Turan says "Toy Store 3" is a sequel that matches the creativity of the original.
the, third time is not always a charm for a, movie series but film critic kenneth turan says "toy. store 3" is a sequel that matches the creativity of the
The third time is not always a charm for a movie series but film critic Kenneth Turan says "Toy Store 3" is. a sequel that matches the creativity of the
the third time is not always a charm for a movie series, but film critic kenneth turan says "toy store 3" is a sequel that matches the creativity of the original.
It's been more than a decade since the last film, and the inevitable has happened: Andy, the young boy who owns all the "Toy Story" characters, has gotten older, and is, in fact, heading for college. The toys, including Woody and Buzz Lightyear, are increasingly afraid of being left behind.
it's been more than a decade since the last film and the inevitable has happened: andy the young boy who owns all the, "toy, story" characters has gotten older and is in fact heading for college the toys including woody and. buzz lightyear are increasingly afraid of; being left
It's been more than a decade since the. last film and the inevitable has happened: Andy the young boy who owns all the, "Toy Story" characters has gotten older and is in fact heading for, college The toys including Woody and Buzz Lightyear are increasingly afraid of being left
it's been more than a decade since the last film, and the inevitable has happened: andy, the young boy who owns all the "toy story" characters, has gotten older, and is, in fact, heading for college. the toys, including woody and buzz lightyear, are increasingly afraid of being left behind.
Through a series of mistakes and misadventures, Andy's toys end up in Sunnyside, a cheery-looking day care center where they are welcomed with open arms by the head toy, Lots-o-Huggin' Bear - Lotso for short.
through a series of mistakes and misadventures andy's toys end up in sunnyside a cheery-looking day care center. where they are welcomed with open arms by, the head toy lots-o-huggin' bear - lotso for
Through a series of mistakes and misadventures Andy's, toys end, up in Sunnyside a cheery-looking day, care center where they are welcomed with, open arms by the head toy Lots-o-Huggin' Bear - Lotso. for
through a series of mistakes and misadventures, andy's toys end up in sunnyside, a cheery-looking day care center where they are welcomed with open arms by the head toy, lots-o-huggin' bear - lotso for short.
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(as Lotso): You'll never be outgrown or neglected, never abandoned or forgotten. No owners means no heartbreak.
(as lotso): you'll never be outgrown or neglected never abandoned. or forgotten no owners, means no
(as Lotso): You'll, never be outgrown or neglected never abandoned or. forgotten No owners means no
(as lotso): you'll never be outgrown or neglected, never abandoned or forgotten. no owners means no heartbreak.
Despite these honeyed words, however, Sunnyside has a darker, more violent side, as Andy's toys discover all too soon.
despite these honeyed words however sunnyside has a darker more violent side as andy's toys, discover all too
Despite these honeyed words however Sunnyside has a darker more. violent side as Andy's toys discover all too
despite these honeyed words, however, sunnyside has a darker, more violent side, as andy's toys discover all too soon.
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(as Buzz Lightyear): Uh, Rex...
(as buzz lightyear): uh
(as Buzz Lightyear): Uh
(as buzz lightyear): uh, rex...
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Toy Story 3 was directed by Lee Unkrich, who worked on both previous films, and written by Michael Arndt, an Oscar winner for "Little Miss Sunshine." Because of them, this film does the impossible: making us believe that toys are people, too - idiosyncratic individuals with lives and minds of their own.
toy, story 3 was directed by lee unkrich who worked on, both previous films and written by michael arndt. an oscar winner; for "little miss sunshine" because, of them this film does the impossible: making us believe that toys are people too - idiosyncratic individuals with lives and minds of their
Toy Story 3 was directed by Lee Unkrich who worked on both previous films and written. by, Michael Arndt an Oscar winner for "Little Miss Sunshine" Because of them this film does the impossible: making us believe that toys are people too - idiosyncratic, individuals with lives and. minds of their,
toy story 3 was directed by lee unkrich, who worked on both previous films, and written by michael arndt, an oscar winner for "little miss sunshine." because of them, this film does the impossible: making us believe that toys are people, too - idiosyncratic individuals with lives and minds of their own.
"Toy Story 3" also a movie about movies: It's got references to John Ford Westerns, Hayao Miyazaki animation, and the kind of prison films where someone plays a harmonica on death row. How great that this tribute to old-fashioned toys becomes a love note to old-fashioned movies, as well.
"toy story 3" also a movie about movies: it's got references to john ford westerns hayao miyazaki, animation and the, kind of, prison films where someone plays a harmonica on death row. how great, that this tribute to old-fashioned toys becomes a love note to. old-fashioned movies as
"Toy Story 3" also, a movie about movies: It's got, references to John, Ford Westerns Hayao Miyazaki animation. and the. kind of prison films where someone. plays a harmonica on death row How great that this. tribute to old-fashioned toys becomes. a love note to old-fashioned movies as
"toy story 3" also a movie about movies: it's got references to john ford westerns, hayao miyazaki animation, and the kind of prison films where someone plays a harmonica on death row. how great that this tribute to old-fashioned toys becomes a love note to old-fashioned movies, as well.
Kenneth Turan reviews movies for MORNING EDITION and the L.A. Times. We have reviews of a dark comedy, a darker thriller, two documentaries and more, all opening this week. It's all at our website: npr.org.
kenneth turan reviews movies for morning edition and the l.a times we have reviews of. a dark comedy a darker thriller two documentaries and more all opening this week it's all at our
Kenneth Turan reviews movies for MORNING EDITION and. the L.A Times We have reviews of a dark comedy a darker thriller two documentaries and more all opening this week It's all at our
kenneth turan reviews movies for morning edition and the l.a. times. we have reviews of a dark comedy, a darker thriller, two documentaries and more, all opening this week. it's all at our website: npr.org.
Now to France which holds its presidential election runoff this Sunday. The possibility that President Nicolas Sarkozy may lose is making waves across Europe. Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel are the architects of Europe's fiscal austerity pact. And the man who may win the French election has been campaignin...
now to france which holds its, presidential. election runoff this sunday the possibility that president nicolas, sarkozy may lose is making waves across europe sarkozy and german chancellor angela merkel are the architects of europe's fiscal austerity pact and the man who may win the french election has been campaignin...
Now to France which, holds its presidential election runoff this Sunday The possibility that President Nicolas Sarkozy may lose is making waves across Europe Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel are the architects of Europe's fiscal austerity pact. And. the man, who may win the. French election has been campaign...
now to france which holds its presidential election runoff this sunday. the possibility that president nicolas sarkozy may lose is making waves across europe. sarkozy and german chancellor angela merkel are the architects of europe's fiscal austerity pact. and the man who may win the french election has been campaignin...
NPR's Eleanor Beardsley reports from Paris on the many people who have rallied to his message.
npr's eleanor beardsley reports from paris on the many people who have, rallied to his
NPR's Eleanor Beardsley reports from Paris on the many people who. have rallied to his
npr's eleanor beardsley reports from paris on the many people who have rallied to his message.
This year's French presidential campaign spawned a huge anti-capitalist backlash. On May Day, the traditional workers holiday, tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Paris to denounce the greedy world of finance - the bankers, traders and profit seekers who they say have ruined regular, hardworking people.
this year's french presidential, campaign, spawned a huge anti-capitalist, backlash on may day the traditional workers holiday tens of thousands of people took to the streets of paris to denounce the greedy world of finance - the bankers traders and profit seekers who they say have ruined regular hardworking
This year's French presidential. campaign spawned a huge anti-capitalist backlash On May Day the traditional workers holiday tens of thousands of people took to the streets, of, Paris to denounce the greedy world of finance - the bankers, traders, and profit seekers who they say have ruined regular hardworking
this year's french presidential campaign spawned a huge anti-capitalist backlash. on may day, the traditional workers holiday, tens of thousands of people took to the streets of paris to denounce the greedy world of finance - the bankers, traders and profit seekers who they say have ruined regular, hardworking people.
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In a catchy phrase that rhymes in French, protesters chanted, there's plenty of money for the people, you'll find it in the CEO's pockets.
in a catchy phrase that rhymes in french protesters chanted. there's plenty of money; for. the, people you'll find. it in the ceo's
In a catchy phrase that rhymes in French protesters chanted there's plenty of money, for the people you'll find it in the. CEO's
in a catchy phrase that rhymes in french, protesters chanted, there's plenty of money for the people, you'll find it in the ceo's pockets.
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This mood was reflected across Europe in similar May Day demonstrations. Many Europeans are also angry about austerity measures squeezing the working-class, from Athens to Lisbon. After months of painful cuts with nothing to show for it, they say they feel the path set out by Merkel and Sarkozy, often referred to as Me...
this mood was reflected across europe in similar may day demonstrations many europeans are, also angry, about austerity measures squeezing the, working-class from, athens to lisbon after months of painful cuts with nothing to show for it they say they feel the path set out by merkel and sarkozy often. referred to as, m...
This mood was reflected across Europe in similar May Day demonstrations Many Europeans are also angry about austerity measures squeezing the, working-class from Athens to Lisbon After months of painful cuts; with nothing to show for it they say they feel the path set out by Merkel and Sarkozy often referred to as Merko...
this mood was reflected across europe in similar may day demonstrations. many europeans are also angry about austerity measures squeezing the working-class, from athens to lisbon. after months of painful cuts with nothing to show for it, they say they feel the path set out by merkel and sarkozy, often referred to as me...
In Paris, 30-year-old protester Gwenael Braz carries a Greek flag. On his T-shirt the word Merkozy has a giant X through it. Braz says the people of Greece and other countries have suffered, and French voters will change that on Sunday.
in paris 30-year-old protester, gwenael braz carries a greek flag. on his t-shirt, the word merkozy has a giant x through it braz says the people of. greece and, other countries have suffered and french voters will change that on
In Paris, 30-year-old protester Gwenael Braz carries a, Greek flag On his T-shirt the word Merkozy has a. giant X, through it Braz says. the people of Greece and other countries have suffered and French voters will change that on
in paris, 30-year-old protester gwenael braz carries a greek flag. on his t-shirt the word merkozy has a giant x through it. braz says the people of greece and other countries have suffered, and french voters will change that on sunday.
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(SOUNDBITE OF CHANTING,
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When you vote as a French, you have more power within Europe than when you vote as a Greek. We have to change the Merkozy things. We can put Sarkozy out. A Greek cannot.
when you. vote as a french you have more power within europe than when you vote as a greek we have to change the merkozy things we can put. sarkozy out, a greek
When you vote as a French you have more power, within Europe than when you vote as a Greek We have to change, the Merkozy things We can put Sarkozy out A Greek
when you vote as a french, you have more power within europe than when you vote as a greek. we have to change the merkozy things. we can put sarkozy out. a greek cannot.
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Next year you'd probably want 20 lambs.
next year you'd probably. want
Next year you'd probably want,
next year you'd probably want 20 lambs.
The LRA also kidnaps children to fight and serve as sex slaves. Some are as young as eight years old. Estimates to the number of children kidnapped ranges as high as 30,000, almost half of them in the past three years alone.
the lra also kidnaps children to fight and serve as sex slaves some are as young as eight years old estimates to. the number of children kidnapped ranges as high as 30,000, almost half of them in the, past three years
The LRA also kidnaps children to fight and serve as sex; slaves Some are as young as eight years old Estimates to the. number of children kidnapped ranges as high as 30,000, almost half of them in the past three years
the lra also kidnaps children to fight and serve as sex slaves. some are as young as eight years old. estimates to the number of children kidnapped ranges as high as 30,000, almost half of them in the past three years alone.