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So a global flavor forecast for 2009 is what you're predicting here? | so a global flavor forecast for 2009 is what. you're predicting, | So a global flavor forecast for 2009 is what; you're predicting. | so a global flavor forecast for 2009 is what you're predicting here? |
That's correct. | that's | That's | that's correct. |
We've been talking with Lynn Dornblaser of the global research firm Mintel with her flavor forecasts for 2009. Lynn, thanks so much. | we've been talking with. lynn dornblaser of the global research firm, mintel with her flavor forecasts for 2009. lynn thanks so | We've been talking with Lynn Dornblaser of the global research firm Mintel with her flavor forecasts for 2009. Lynn thanks. so | we've been talking with lynn dornblaser of the global research firm mintel with her flavor forecasts for 2009. lynn, thanks so much. |
You're very welcome. | you're very, | You're very | you're very welcome. |
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And the color of 2009, Pantone, a provider of color standards for the design industry, believes that mimosa will be the color of the year. It's a warm golden yellow. The company says that particular yellow embodies hopefulness and reassurance in a climate of change. | and the color of 2009, pantone; a provider of color standards for the design industry believes that mimosa will be the color, of the year, it's a warm. golden yellow the company says that particular yellow embodies hopefulness and reassurance in a climate of | And the color of 2009, Pantone a provider, of color standards for the design industry believes that mimosa will be the color of. the year It's a warm golden yellow The company says that particular yellow embodies hopefulness and reassurance in a climate of | and the color of 2009, pantone, a provider of color standards for the design industry, believes that mimosa will be the color of the year. it's a warm golden yellow. the company says that particular yellow embodies hopefulness and reassurance in a climate of change. |
Finally, for those of us who love to garden, what does 2009 have to offer that's new in plants and flowers? We put that question to Nicholas Staddon, who travels the world seeking out new discoveries for the plant company Monrovia. | finally for those of us who love to garden, what does 2009 have to offer that's new in plants and flowers? we put that. question to, nicholas staddon who travels the world seeking out new discoveries for the plant company | Finally for those. of us. who love. to garden what does 2009 have to offer that's new in plants and flowers? We put that question to Nicholas Staddon who travels the world seeking out new discoveries for the. plant company | finally, for those of us who love to garden, what does 2009 have to offer that's new in plants and flowers? we put that question to nicholas staddon, who travels the world seeking out new discoveries for the plant company monrovia. |
We're also looking for plants which are more disease and pest resistant and plants which are really easy care. So some of the really exciting things that we're working on for 2009, one is a brand new Agapanthus from Australia, and we've been working on this plant for, oh, three to four years. | we're also looking for plants which are more disease and pest resistant and plants which are really easy care so some of the really exciting things that we're working on for; 2009, one is a brand new agapanthus. from australia and we've been working on this plant for oh three to four | We're also looking; for plants which are more disease and pest resistant and plants which are really easy care So some of the really exciting things that we're working on for. 2009, one is a brand new Agapanthus from Australia and we've, been working on this plant for oh three to four | we're also looking for plants which are more disease and pest resistant and plants which are really easy care. so some of the really exciting things that we're working on for 2009, one is a brand new agapanthus from australia, and we've been working on this plant for, oh, three to four years. |
And what's an Agapanthus? | and what's an | And what's an | and what's an agapanthus? |
An Agapanthus is an annual plant in the colder parts of America, say the Midwest or the East Coast. On the West Coast and the Southern part of America, it's going to be perennial. It's a dwarf plant. This particular plant is about 18 to 20 inches tall and the same wide. It has really nice green leaves in the spring and... | an agapanthus is an annual plant in the colder parts of america say the midwest or the east coast on the west coast and the southern part of america it's going to. be perennial it's a dwarf plant this particular plant is, about 18 to 20 inches tall and the same wide, it has really nice green. leaves in the spring and s... | An Agapanthus is an annual plant. in the colder parts of America say the Midwest or the East Coast On the. West Coast and the Southern part of, America it's going to be perennial It's a dwarf plant This particular plant is about 18 to, 20 inches tall and the same wide It has really nice green leaves in the spring and s... | an agapanthus is an annual plant in the colder parts of america, say the midwest or the east coast. on the west coast and the southern part of america, it's going to be perennial. it's a dwarf plant. this particular plant is about 18 to 20 inches tall and the same wide. it has really nice green leaves in the spring and... |
And what's so important about this plant is that it's almost seedless. And so the blooming time is greatly extended over other Agapanthus. It's really interesting in the last few years, people in the Mid and the East, Midwest and East Coast, have really latched on to Agapanthus as a group of plants because they use the... | and what's so important, about this plant is that it's almost seedless and so the blooming time is greatly extended over other agapanthus it's really interesting in the last few, years people in the mid and the east midwest and east coast have really latched on to agapanthus as a group of plants because they use them i... | And what's so important about. this plant is that it's almost seedless And so the blooming time, is greatly extended over other Agapanthus It's really interesting in the. last few years people in the Mid and. the East Midwest and East Coast have really latched on, to. Agapanthus as a group of plants because, they use t... | and what's so important about this plant is that it's almost seedless. and so the blooming time is greatly extended over other agapanthus. it's really interesting in the last few years, people in the mid and the east, midwest and east coast, have really latched on to agapanthus as a group of plants because they use the... |
And you said the ball of flowers is called an umble? | and you said the ball of flowers is, called an | And you said the ball of flowers is called an | and you said the ball of flowers is called an umble? |
Yeah, it's called an umble, yeah. | yeah it's called an umble | Yeah it's called an umble. | yeah, it's called an umble, yeah. |
Umble. And you're not saying humble without the H? | umble and you're not saying humble without. the. | Umble And you're not saying humble without the | umble. and you're not saying humble without the h? |
Umble. Oh, no. | umble oh | Umble Oh | umble. oh, no. |
(Laughing) OK. | (laughing) ok. | ||
No. It's always one of the concerns in horticulture that people get confused with all the various strange Latin terms we use. So... | no it's always one of the concerns in horticulture that people get confused with all the various strange latin terms we use | No It's always one of the concerns in horticulture that. people get confused with all the various strange. Latin. terms we use | no. it's always one of the concerns in horticulture that people get confused with all the various strange latin terms we use. so... |
So that's one thing you're excited about. And you were saying it can be grown in a pot. I suppose if we're thinking about downsizing in all different ways, this would be an example of that. | so that's, one thing, you're excited about and, you. were saying it can be grown in a, pot i, suppose if we're thinking about downsizing in all different ways. this would be an example of | So that's one. thing you're excited about And you were saying it can be grown in a pot. I suppose if. we're thinking, about downsizing in, all different ways, this would be an example of | so that's one thing you're excited about. and you were saying it can be grown in a pot. i suppose if we're thinking about downsizing in all different ways, this would be an example of that. |
One of the real trends in the United States is that gardens are getting smaller. And so one of the tremendous trends is container gardening. Agapanthus is a group of plants who have had this rise to popularity. So we think Baby Pete is going to be an absolute winner because of its compact size. | one of the real trends in the united states is that gardens are. getting smaller. and so one, of the tremendous trends, is container gardening agapanthus is a group of, plants who have. had this rise, to popularity so we think baby pete is going to. be an absolute winner because; of its compact | One of the real trends in the United States is that gardens, are getting smaller. And so one of the tremendous trends is container gardening Agapanthus is a group; of plants who have had this rise to popularity So we, think Baby Pete is going to be an absolute, winner because of, its compact | one of the real trends in the united states is that gardens are getting smaller. and so one of the tremendous trends is container gardening. agapanthus is a group of plants who have had this rise to popularity. so we think baby pete is going to be an absolute winner because of its compact size. |
Baby Pete, you said? | baby pete you | Baby Pete you | baby pete, you said? |
Baby Pete, yeah. We believe this is going to be an absolute hit. | baby pete yeah we believe this is going to be an absolute | Baby Pete yeah We, believe this is going to be an absolute | baby pete, yeah. we believe this is going to be an absolute hit. |
Nicholas Staddon, thanks so much for talking with us. | nicholas staddon thanks so much for talking with | Nicholas Staddon thanks so much. for talking with, | nicholas staddon, thanks so much for talking with us. |
Thank you, Melissa. | thank you | Thank you | thank you, melissa. |
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That's Nicholas Staddon, the man who travels the world for the Monrovia plant company. He was speaking with Melissa Block about some of the things we can look forward to in 2009. For me, it's the birth of my first child in a couple of months. And he or she will be 250 years younger than Robert Burns, Scotland's favorit... | that's nicholas. staddon the man who travels the world for the monrovia plant company he was speaking with melissa block about some of the things we, can look forward to, in 2009. for me it's the birth of my first child in a couple of months and he or she will be 250 years younger than robert burns scotland's favorite ... | That's Nicholas Staddon the. man who travels the world for; the. Monrovia plant company, He was speaking with Melissa Block about some of the things we can look forward to in 2009. For me it's the birth of my first child. in a couple of months And he or she will be 250 years younger than Robert Burns Scotland's favorit... | that's nicholas staddon, the man who travels the world for the monrovia plant company. he was speaking with melissa block about some of the things we can look forward to in 2009. for me, it's the birth of my first child in a couple of months. and he or she will be 250 years younger than robert burns, scotland's favorit... |
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From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Michele Norris. | from npr news, this is all things considered i'm michele | From NPR News this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED I'm Michele | from npr news, this is all things considered. i'm michele norris. |
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You may have noticed the headlines this morning. The Doha Round of World Trade talks has collapsed. These talks have been going on since 2001, but let's be honest, if you're not an international trade expert or a journalist who covers trade, you might not be able to debate the finer points of tariffs and subsidies and ... | you may have noticed the headlines this morning the doha round of, world trade. talks has collapsed these talks have been going on since 2001, but let's be honest if. you're not an international trade expert or a journalist who. covers trade you might, not be able to debate, the, finer points of tariffs and subsidies a... | You may have noticed the headlines this morning The, Doha Round, of World Trade talks. has collapsed These talks have been going on since 2001, but let's be honest if you're not an international trade expert or a journalist who covers trade you might not be able to debate the finer points of tariffs and subsidies and m... | you may have noticed the headlines this morning. the doha round of world trade talks has collapsed. these talks have been going on since 2001, but let's be honest, if you're not an international trade expert or a journalist who covers trade, you might not be able to debate the finer points of tariffs and subsidies and ... |
Well, NPR's Adam Davidson claims to have a greater knowledge than most of us, including me, and he's been following the world trade talks for years. Adam, let's start with this basic question. Why did these talks break down? | well npr's adam davidson claims to have a greater knowledge than most of us including me, and he's been following the world trade talks for years adam let's start with this basic question why did these talks break | Well NPR's Adam Davidson claims to have, a greater knowledge than most of us including me and he's been following the world trade talks for years Adam let's start with this basic question. Why did these talks break | well, npr's adam davidson claims to have a greater knowledge than most of us, including me, and he's been following the world trade talks for years. adam, let's start with this basic question. why did these talks break down? |
Well, first off, let me just say what the talks are. So this is 150-plus countries in the world who get together once a year, every few years, to negotiate some of the trickier deals about free trade, global flow of goods, and they were supposed to come this week, come to some agreement to make free trade freer, to mak... | well first off let me just say what the talks, are so this is 150-plus. countries in the world who get together once a year every few years to negotiate some of the trickier deals about free trade global flow of goods and they. were supposed to come this week come to some agreement to make free trade freer to make, it ... | Well first off let me just, say what the talks are So this is 150-plus countries in the world who get together once a, year every few years, to negotiate some of, the trickier deals about free trade global flow of goods and they were supposed to come this week come to some agreement to make free trade, freer to make it... | well, first off, let me just say what the talks are. so this is 150-plus countries in the world who get together once a year, every few years, to negotiate some of the trickier deals about free trade, global flow of goods, and they were supposed to come this week, come to some agreement to make free trade freer, to mak... |
At the end of the day, they broke down for a really silly technical detail. China and India insisted on a particular kind of thing called a tariff safeguard. The U.S. said no, we want a different kind of tariff safeguard. It was very technical. But that technical, small hiccup represents a massive change in the balance... | at the end. of the day they broke down for a really silly technical detail china, and india insisted on a. particular kind of thing called a tariff safeguard the u.s said no; we want, a, different kind of tariff; safeguard it was very technical. but that technical small hiccup represents a massive change in the balance... | At the end of the day they broke down for a really silly technical. detail. China, and India insisted on a particular kind of, thing called a tariff safeguard. The U.S said no we want a different kind of tariff safeguard, It was very technical But that technical small hiccup represents a massive change in the balance o... | at the end of the day, they broke down for a really silly technical detail. china and india insisted on a particular kind of thing called a tariff safeguard. the u.s. said no, we want a different kind of tariff safeguard. it was very technical. but that technical, small hiccup represents a massive change in the balance... |
How does that affect, say, the average person in the U.S. or somewhere else in the world, for that matter? | how does that, affect say the average. person in the u.s or somewhere else in the world for that | How does that affect say the average person in the U.S or somewhere else, in the world for. that | how does that affect, say, the average person in the u.s. or somewhere else in the world, for that matter? |
Listen, I'm really impressed with you. I think you're terrific. | listen, i'm really impressed with you i think. you're | Listen; I'm really impressed with you I think you're | listen, i'm really impressed with you. i think you're terrific. |
Well, they could if they wanted to acknowledge they were arming some of the most vicious groups in the world, like the Revolutionary United Front in Sierra Leone, whose signature atrocity was hacking off the arms and legs of the men, women and children and systematic rape, or in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where ... | well they could, if they wanted. to acknowledge they were arming some of the most vicious groups in the world like the revolutionary united, front in sierra leone whose signature atrocity. was hacking off the, arms and legs of the men women and children and. systematic rape or in the democratic. republic of congo where... | Well. they could if. they wanted to acknowledge they were arming; some of the most vicious groups in the world like the Revolutionary United Front in Sierra Leone whose signature atrocity was. hacking off the arms and legs of the men women and children and systematic rape or in the Democratic Republic of Congo where so... | well, they could if they wanted to acknowledge they were arming some of the most vicious groups in the world, like the revolutionary united front in sierra leone, whose signature atrocity was hacking off the arms and legs of the men, women and children and systematic rape, or in the democratic republic of congo, where ... |
That being said, he also did work extensively for the United States following the invasion of Iraq. He flew in hundreds of planeloads of equipment for the U.S. troops simply because they needed the airlift capacity they didn't have. And the decision was made that it was more important to keep ammunition and other goods... | that being said he also did work extensively for the united states, following the invasion of, iraq he flew in hundreds of, planeloads of equipment for the u.s troops simply because they needed the airlift capacity they didn't have, and the decision, was made that it was more important to keep ammunition and other good... | That being said he also did work extensively for the United States following the invasion of Iraq He, flew in hundreds of planeloads, of equipment for the U.S troops simply because they needed, the airlift capacity they didn't have And the decision was made that it was more important to keep ammunition and other goods ... | that being said, he also did work extensively for the united states following the invasion of iraq. he flew in hundreds of planeloads of equipment for the u.s. troops simply because they needed the airlift capacity they didn't have. and the decision was made that it was more important to keep ammunition and other goods... |
What, in the minds of prosecutors, sets Viktor Bout apart and puts him in a different category than almost any other arms dealer you could name? | what, in the minds of prosecutors sets viktor bout apart and puts him in a different, category than almost any, other arms dealer you could | What in the minds of prosecutors sets Viktor Bout apart and puts him in a different category than almost any other arms dealer you could | what, in the minds of prosecutors, sets viktor bout apart and puts him in a different category than almost any other arms dealer you could name? |
Well, I think because of the scale of his operations and that he was showing up in so many different conflicts across the globe, and he seemed to be working extensively with people who overtly wanted to harm the United States. | well i think because of the scale of his operations and that he was showing up in so many different conflicts across the globe and he seemed to be working. extensively, with people who, overtly wanted to harm the united | Well I think because of the scale of his operations and that he was showing up in so many different conflicts across the globe and, he seemed to be working extensively with people who overtly wanted to; harm the United | well, i think because of the scale of his operations and that he was showing up in so many different conflicts across the globe, and he seemed to be working extensively with people who overtly wanted to harm the united states. |
Not just the guerrillas in Colombia, but other groups, as well, that wanted to hurt the U.S.? | not. just the guerrillas in colombia but other groups as well that wanted to hurt the | Not just the guerrillas in Colombia but other groups as well that wanted to. hurt the | not just the guerrillas in colombia, but other groups, as well, that wanted to hurt the u.s.? |
Well, some of his aircraft and some his - at least some of his partners, people he would have knowledge of, were flying weapons into al-Shabab in Somalia. And he'd a relationship with the Taliban. I think it was that sort of thing that made them think it would be better if he were no longer flying. | well some of his aircraft and some his - at least some of his partners people he would have knowledge of were flying weapons into al-shabab in somalia and he'd a relationship with the taliban i think it was that sort of, thing. that made, them think it would be better if he. were no longer | Well. some, of his aircraft and some his - at least some of his partners people he would have knowledge of were, flying. weapons into al-Shabab in Somalia, And he'd a relationship with the Taliban I think it was that sort of thing that made them think it would be better if he were no longer | well, some of his aircraft and some his - at least some of his partners, people he would have knowledge of, were flying weapons into al-shabab in somalia. and he'd a relationship with the taliban. i think it was that sort of thing that made them think it would be better if he were no longer flying. |
Do you have a sense of the strength of the case - the legal case against this man? | do you have a sense of the strength of the case - the legal case against this | Do you have a sense, of the, strength of the case - the legal case against this | do you have a sense of the strength of the case - the legal case against this man? |
My sense is that it's quite strong. They had a similar case a couple of years ago where they ran almost an identical sting under identical circumstances for a person who was then brought over from Spain. The case stood up to all the challenges that were raised. So I think it's quite solid. But I guess we'll see. | my sense is that it's quite strong, they had a similar case a couple; of years ago where they ran almost an identical sting under identical circumstances, for a person who was then brought over from spain the case stood up to all the challenges that were. raised, so i think it's quite solid but; i guess we'll | My sense is that it's quite strong They had a similar case a couple of years ago where they ran almost an, identical sting under identical circumstances for a person who was then, brought, over from Spain The case stood up to all the challenges that. were raised So I think it's, quite solid But. I guess we'll | my sense is that it's quite strong. they had a similar case a couple of years ago where they ran almost an identical sting under identical circumstances for a person who was then brought over from spain. the case stood up to all the challenges that were raised. so i think it's quite solid. but i guess we'll see. |
Douglas Farah, thanks very much. | douglas farah thanks very | Douglas Farah thanks very | douglas farah, thanks very much. |
Thank you. | thank | Thank | thank you. |
He co-authored the book "Merchant of Death." | he co-authored the book "merchant. of | He co-authored the, book "Merchant of, | he co-authored the book "merchant of death." |
And if you're just tuning in, this is WEEKENDS on ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Guy Raz. | and if you're just tuning. in this is weekends on all, things considered from npr news i'm guy | And if you're just tuning in this is WEEKENDS on ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News, I'm Guy | and if you're just tuning in, this is weekends on all things considered from npr news. i'm guy raz. |
About a year ago, Jason Sheeler was working on a story for The Dallas Morning News. It was about those iconic silk scarves made by the French design house Hermes. And Jason wanted to know why an Hermes scarf costs $400 because, to him and to many people, it's just a small square of silk and 400 bucks seemed really high... | about a year ago jason sheeler was working on a story. for the dallas morning news it was about those iconic silk scarves made by the french design house hermes and jason wanted to know why an hermes, scarf costs $400 because to him and to many people it's just a small square of silk and 400 bucks seemed really high so... | About a year ago Jason Sheeler was working on. a. story for The Dallas Morning News It was; about those iconic silk scarves made by the French design. house Hermes And Jason wanted to know why an Hermes scarf costs $400 because to him and to many, people. it's just a small square of silk and. 400 bucks seemed really hi... | about a year ago, jason sheeler was working on a story for the dallas morning news. it was about those iconic silk scarves made by the french design house hermes. and jason wanted to know why an hermes scarf costs $400 because, to him and to many people, it's just a small square of silk and 400 bucks seemed really high... |
They own the land in Brazil where the silkworms are grown and harvested, right? They own the mulberry - the groves of mulberry trees that the silkworms feed on to make, you know, the most perfect silk thread ever. So they own every bit of the process. And so they make their own weave. They have their own looms. They ow... | they own the land in brazil where the silkworms are grown and harvested right? they own the mulberry - the groves of mulberry trees, that the silkworms, feed on; to make you know the; most perfect silk, thread. ever so. they own every bit of the process and so they make their own weave they have their own looms they, o... | They own the land in Brazil where the silkworms are grown and harvested right? They own the mulberry - the groves of mulberry trees that the silkworms feed on to make; you, know the most perfect silk. thread ever So they own every bit of the process And so they make their own weave They have. their own looms They. own.... | they own the land in brazil where the silkworms are grown and harvested, right? they own the mulberry - the groves of mulberry trees that the silkworms feed on to make, you know, the most perfect silk thread ever. so they own every bit of the process. and so they make their own weave. they have their own looms. they ow... |
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This is the actual sound of one Hermes scarf - a single one - being hand cut and hand sewed around the edges. It takes a few hours just to get this right, and it's perfect - tight and flawless and classic in every way. It's a scarf that could allow Jackie Kennedy or Grace Kelly to go out and maybe snatch a few extra se... | this, is the actual sound of; one hermes. scarf - a single one - being hand cut and hand sewed around, the edges it takes a few hours just to get this right and. it's perfect - tight and flawless and classic in every. way it's a scarf that could allow jackie kennedy or grace kelly to go out and maybe snatch a few extra... | This is the, actual sound of one Hermes. scarf; - a single, one - being hand cut and hand sewed; around the edges It takes a few hours just to get this right and it's perfect - tight and flawless and classic in every way It's a scarf that could allow, Jackie Kennedy or Grace Kelly to go out and maybe snatch a few extra... | this is the actual sound of one hermes scarf - a single one - being hand cut and hand sewed around the edges. it takes a few hours just to get this right, and it's perfect - tight and flawless and classic in every way. it's a scarf that could allow jackie kennedy or grace kelly to go out and maybe snatch a few extra se... |
Anyway, when Jason Sheeler was at the Hermes factory, he discovered something else unusual about Hermes scarves. | anyway when. jason sheeler was at the hermes factory he discovered something, else unusual about hermes | Anyway when Jason Sheeler was at. the, Hermes factory, he discovered, something else unusual about Hermes | anyway, when jason sheeler was at the hermes factory, he discovered something else unusual about hermes scarves. |
So I got there. And the first day I was in the scarf making factory, this imperious French woman threw out this really great big scarf with a turkey on it, and it had Texas on it. And she said, you are from Texas, no? She said, do you know Kermit? And I was like, who? Or what? What's Kermit? Then she told me that there... | so i got there and the first day i was in the scarf making factory this imperious french woman threw. out this really great big scarf. with a turkey on it and it had texas on, it and she said you are from texas no? she said do you know, kermit? and i was like who? or what? what's kermit? then she told me. that there wa... | So I got there And the first day I was in the scarf making. factory this imperious French woman; threw out this really great. big scarf with a turkey on it and it had Texas on it And she said you are from, Texas no? She, said do you know Kermit? And I was like who? Or what? What's Kermit? Then she. told me that there w... | so i got there. and the first day i was in the scarf making factory, this imperious french woman threw out this really great big scarf with a turkey on it, and it had texas on it. and she said, you are from texas, no? she said, do you know kermit? and i was like, who? or what? what's kermit? then she told me that there... |
A postman in Waco, Texas. And his name is Kermit Oliver. Now, that part of the story didn't end up in Jason Sheeler's article, but he couldn't get it out of his head. And so around that time, he called the Texas Monthly, and he said there's a postman in Waco who designs scarves for Hermes. And they told him call him up... | a postman in waco texas; and his name is kermit oliver now that part of the story didn't, end up in jason sheeler's article but he couldn't get it out of his head and so around that time, he called the texas monthly, and he said there's a postman in waco who designs scarves for hermes and they told him call him up so j... | A; postman in, Waco Texas And his name is Kermit Oliver Now that part of the story didn't end, up in Jason Sheeler's article but he couldn't get it out of his. head And so around that time he called the, Texas Monthly and. he said there's a postman, in. Waco who designs scarves for Hermes And they told him call him up ... | a postman in waco, texas. and his name is kermit oliver. now, that part of the story didn't end up in jason sheeler's article, but he couldn't get it out of his head. and so around that time, he called the texas monthly, and he said there's a postman in waco who designs scarves for hermes. and they told him call him up... |
Just to get him on the phone took about five or six voice mails, you know, really just saying, hi, it's Jason once again from Texas Monthly. You know, please give me a callback. | just to get, him on, the phone took about five or six voice. mails you know really just saying hi it's jason once again from texas monthly. you know please give. me. a | Just to get him on the phone took about five or six voice mails you know really just saying hi it's Jason once again from Texas Monthly You know. please give. me a | just to get him on the phone took about five or six voice mails, you know, really just saying, hi, it's jason once again from texas monthly. you know, please give me a callback. |
And after several weeks, Kermit Oliver did. He reluctantly agreed to meet with Jason. He didn't want the attention, but Jason was persistent. And eventually, he headed to Waco to Kermit Oliver's modest home in a rough part of the city. | and after several weeks kermit oliver did he reluctantly agreed to meet with jason he didn't want the attention but jason was persistent and eventually. he, headed to waco. to kermit oliver's modest home in a rough part of the | And after several weeks Kermit Oliver did He reluctantly agreed to meet with Jason, He didn't want the attention but Jason was persistent And eventually he headed to Waco to Kermit Oliver's modest home in a rough part of the | and after several weeks, kermit oliver did. he reluctantly agreed to meet with jason. he didn't want the attention, but jason was persistent. and eventually, he headed to waco to kermit oliver's modest home in a rough part of the city. |
And every single bit of wall space is covered with his incredibly beautiful, colorful paintings, most involving portraits of his children, of farm animals. There's this great, big, huge painting, there's like, you know, a cat sitting on the back of a cow. The cow has a floral necklace around its neck. These beautiful p... | and every single bit of wall space is covered with his incredibly beautiful colorful paintings most involving, portraits of his children of farm animals there's this great big huge, painting there's like you. know a cat sitting on the back of a cow the cow has a floral necklace around its neck these beautiful pastorals... | And every single, bit of wall space is covered with his incredibly beautiful colorful paintings most involving portraits, of his children of. farm animals There's this great big huge painting there's like you know a cat, sitting on the back of a cow The cow has a; floral necklace around its neck, These beautiful pastor... | and every single bit of wall space is covered with his incredibly beautiful, colorful paintings, most involving portraits of his children, of farm animals. there's this great, big, huge painting, there's like, you know, a cat sitting on the back of a cow. the cow has a floral necklace around its neck. these beautiful p... |
And he's sitting there on a chair, on a quilt-covered chair, and he rises to meet me. And I tell him what an honor it is to meet him. I said: You've just got the most amazing story. And he says: Well, why don't you tell me what my story is? | and he's sitting there on a chair on a quilt-covered chair and he rises to meet me and i tell him, what. an honor it is, to meet him i said: you've just got the most amazing story and he says: well why don't you tell me what my story | And he's sitting there on a chair on a quilt-covered chair and. he rises. to meet me And I tell him what an honor it is to meet him I said: You've. just got the most amazing story And he says: Well why don't you tell me what my story | and he's sitting there on a chair, on a quilt-covered chair, and he rises to meet me. and i tell him what an honor it is to meet him. i said: you've just got the most amazing story. and he says: well, why don't you tell me what my story is? |
Kermit Oliver is almost 70. He wears his mustache trim and neat. And the thing you need to know about him is he doesn't understand what the fuss is about, even though he's one of the most important living African-American painters in America and the only American artist ever to design Hermes scarves. He's actually desi... | kermit oliver is almost, 70. he wears his mustache trim and. neat and. the thing you need to. know about him is he doesn't understand what the fuss is about even though. he's one of the most important living african-american painters in america and the only american artist ever to design hermes scarves he's actually de... | Kermit Oliver is, almost 70. He wears, his mustache trim and neat And the thing. you, need to know about him is he doesn't understand what the fuss is, about even though he's one of the most important living, African-American painters in America and the only American artist ever to design Hermes scarves He's actually; ... | kermit oliver is almost 70. he wears his mustache trim and neat. and the thing you need to know about him is he doesn't understand what the fuss is about, even though he's one of the most important living african-american painters in america and the only american artist ever to design hermes scarves. he's actually desi... |
Kermit would tell you he's a garret artist. He doesn't believe that he can make a living as a painter. He doesn't even believe he's that good. Those are his words. He just likes to paint. He goes - he works overnight in the post office, then he comes home and he paints a little bit, takes a nap and does it all over aga... | kermit would tell you, he's a garret artist he doesn't believe that he can make a, living as a painter he doesn't even believe he's that good those are his words he, just likes. to paint he goes - he works overnight in the post office then he comes home and he paints a little bit takes a nap and does it. all over again... | Kermit would tell you he's a garret artist He doesn't believe that he can make a living as a painter He doesn't even believe he's that good Those are his words He just likes to paint He goes - he works overnight in the post office. then he comes home. and he paints a little bit takes a nap and does it all over again He... | kermit would tell you he's a garret artist. he doesn't believe that he can make a living as a painter. he doesn't even believe he's that good. those are his words. he just likes to paint. he goes - he works overnight in the post office, then he comes home and he paints a little bit, takes a nap and does it all over aga... |
Thank you. | thank | Thank | thank you. |
Walsh says the price he paid 12 years ago of $328,000 has been justified many times over. Kelley wanted to sell his trophy to provide an inheritance to his many nieces and nephews. Kelley's widow, Mary Ruth, is still alive, but in poor health. | walsh says the price he, paid 12 years; ago of $328,000 has been justified many times over kelley wanted to sell his trophy to provide an inheritance to his many. nieces and nephews kelley's, widow mary ruth is still alive but in poor | Walsh. says the price he paid 12 years ago of $328,000 has been justified many times over Kelley wanted to sell his trophy to provide an inheritance to his many nieces and nephews Kelley's widow Mary Ruth is still alive but in poor | walsh says the price he paid 12 years ago of $328,000 has been justified many times over. kelley wanted to sell his trophy to provide an inheritance to his many nieces and nephews. kelley's widow, mary ruth, is still alive, but in poor health. |
I spoke to one niece who said that the day the family rode up to Garrison was one they'll never forget and the decision to sell the trophy is one the family still supports. Six months after the sale, Kelley, who had suffered a stroke a year earlier, committed suicide in the basement of his home two blocks from the Pedd... | i, spoke to one, niece who, said that the, day the family rode up to garrison was one they'll never forget and the decision to, sell the trophy is one the family still supports six months, after the sale kelley who had suffered a stroke, a year earlier committed suicide in the basement of his home two blocks from the p... | I spoke to, one niece who said that the day; the family rode up; to Garrison was one they'll never forget and the decision to, sell the trophy is one the. family still supports Six months after the sale Kelley who had suffered, a. stroke a, year earlier committed suicide in the basement of his home two blocks, from the... | i spoke to one niece who said that the day the family rode up to garrison was one they'll never forget and the decision to sell the trophy is one the family still supports. six months after the sale, kelley, who had suffered a stroke a year earlier, committed suicide in the basement of his home two blocks from the pedd... |
There are many explanations for the tragic end to a life that was anything but. Old age and poor health, a burden to anyone, seemed especially unbearable to a man like Kelley, a man whose life was marked by an abiding sense of agency as he sprinted past expectations and warded off dictates like that ball carrier in his... | there are many explanations for the tragic end to, a life that was anything but old age and poor health a burden to anyone seemed especially unbearable to a man like, kelley a man whose life was marked by an abiding sense of agency as he sprinted, past expectations and warded off, dictates like that ball; carrier in hi... | There are many explanations for, the tragic end to a life that was anything but Old age and poor health a burden to anyone seemed especially unbearable to a man, like Kelley a man whose life was; marked, by an abiding sense of agency as he sprinted past expectations and warded off dictates like that ball carrier in his... | there are many explanations for the tragic end to a life that was anything but. old age and poor health, a burden to anyone, seemed especially unbearable to a man like kelley, a man whose life was marked by an abiding sense of agency as he sprinted past expectations and warded off dictates like that ball carrier in his... |
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It's MORNING EDITION from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep. Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor appears to be moving quickly toward confirmation. Republicans have now promised a full Senate vote on her nomination by early August. Yesterday the Judiciary Committee's top Republican, Jeff Sessions of Alabama, abandoned calls... | it's morning edition from npr news i'm steve inskeep supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor appears to be moving quickly toward confirmation republicans have now promised a full senate vote on her nomination by early august. yesterday the judiciary committee's top republican jeff sessions of alabama abandoned calls for ... | It's MORNING. EDITION from NPR News I'm Steve Inskeep Supreme Court nominee, Sonia Sotomayor. appears to be moving. quickly. toward confirmation, Republicans have now promised, a full Senate vote, on her nomination by early August Yesterday the Judiciary, Committee's top Republican Jeff Sessions, of Alabama abandoned c... | it's morning edition from npr news. i'm steve inskeep. supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor appears to be moving quickly toward confirmation. republicans have now promised a full senate vote on her nomination by early august. yesterday the judiciary committee's top republican, jeff sessions of alabama, abandoned calls... |
From the beginning, Republicans focused their attention on Sotomayor's off-the-bench speeches, especially her now-celebrated statement that she would hope a wise Latina woman with the richness of her experience would reach a better conclusion in some cases than a white male judge. And from the beginning Sotomayor began... | from the beginning republicans focused their attention on sotomayor's. off-the-bench speeches especially her now-celebrated statement that she would hope a wise latina woman with the richness of her experience would reach a better conclusion in some cases than a white male judge and from the beginning sotomayor began d... | From the beginning Republicans focused their attention on Sotomayor's off-the-bench speeches especially her now-celebrated statement that she would. hope a wise, Latina woman with the richness of her experience would reach a better conclusion in some, cases than a white male judge And from the. beginning Sotomayor bega... | from the beginning, republicans focused their attention on sotomayor's off-the-bench speeches, especially her now-celebrated statement that she would hope a wise latina woman with the richness of her experience would reach a better conclusion in some cases than a white male judge. and from the beginning sotomayor began... |
No words I have ever spoken or written have received so much intention. | no words, i have, ever spoken or written have received so much | No words, I have ever spoken or written have received so much | no words i have ever spoken or written have received so much intention. |
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After hours of pummeling on Tuesday she retreated to this formulation. | after hours of pummeling on tuesday she retreated to this | After hours, of pummeling on Tuesday she retreated to this | after hours of pummeling on tuesday she retreated to this formulation. |
I was using a rhetorical flourish that fell flat. It was bad. It's clearly not what I intended in the context of my broader speech, which was attempting to inspire young Hispanic Latino students and lawyers to believe that their life experiences added value to the process. | i was using a rhetorical flourish that fell flat it was bad it's clearly not, what i intended in the context of my broader speech which was attempting to inspire young hispanic latino. students and lawyers to believe that their life experiences added value, to the, | I was using a rhetorical flourish that fell flat It was bad It's clearly not what I intended in the context of my broader speech which was, attempting to inspire young Hispanic Latino students and lawyers to believe that their life experiences added value to the. | i was using a rhetorical flourish that fell flat. it was bad. it's clearly not what i intended in the context of my broader speech, which was attempting to inspire young hispanic latino students and lawyers to believe that their life experiences added value to the process. |
By yesterday, Republicans were on their third round of questions, still spending much of their time on the statement. Here's South Carolina's Lindsey Graham. | by yesterday republicans were on their third round of questions, still spending much of. their time on, the statement, here's south carolina's lindsey | By yesterday Republicans were on their third round of questions still spending, much of their time. on, the statement; Here's South Carolina's Lindsey | by yesterday, republicans were on their third round of questions, still spending much of their time on the statement. here's south carolina's lindsey graham. |
Last question on the wise Latino woman comment. To those who may be bothered by that, what do you say? | last question on the wise latino woman comment to those who may be bothered by; that what do you | Last question on the wise Latino woman, comment To those who may, be bothered by that, what do you | last question on the wise latino woman comment. to those who may be bothered by that, what do you say? |
I regret that I have offended some people. I believe that my life demonstrates that that was not my intent to leave the impression that some have taken from my words. | i regret that i have offended, some people i believe that my life demonstrates that that was not my intent to leave the impression that some have taken from my | I regret that I have offended some people I believe that my life demonstrates that that was not my intent to leave the impression that some have taken from my | i regret that i have offended some people. i believe that my life demonstrates that that was not my intent to leave the impression that some have taken from my words. |
Ranking Republican Jeff Sessions began the week asking Sotomayor this question. | ranking republican jeff sessions began the week asking, sotomayor, this | Ranking Republican Jeff Sessions began, the week, asking Sotomayor this | ranking republican jeff sessions began the week asking sotomayor this question. |
What do you really believe? | what do you really | What do you really | what do you really believe? |
Yesterday, Republicans were still asking that question. Utah's Republican Orrin Hatch asked if when Sotomayor served on the board of the Puerto Rican Legal Defense Fund in the 1980s she knew about the briefs filed in a bunch of abortion cases. She said no, that board members raised money and approved the overall missio... | yesterday republicans were still asking that question utah's republican orrin hatch asked if when sotomayor served on the board of the puerto rican legal defense fund in the 1980s she. knew about the briefs filed in a bunch of abortion cases she, said no that board members raised money and approved the overall. mission... | Yesterday Republicans were still asking that question Utah's Republican Orrin Hatch asked if when Sotomayor; served, on the board, of the Puerto Rican Legal Defense Fund in, the 1980s she knew about the briefs filed in a bunch. of abortion cases She said no that. board members raised money and approved the overall miss... | yesterday, republicans were still asking that question. utah's republican orrin hatch asked if when sotomayor served on the board of the puerto rican legal defense fund in the 1980s she knew about the briefs filed in a bunch of abortion cases. she said no, that board members raised money and approved the overall missio... |
At the time did you voice any concern, objection, disagreement or doubt about the fund filing this brief or making this argument? | at the time did you voice any concern objection disagreement or doubt about, the fund, filing this brief or making, this | At the time did you voice any concern objection disagreement or. doubt about the fund filing this brief or making this | at the time did you voice any concern, objection, disagreement or doubt about the fund filing this brief or making this argument? |
I was not like Justice Ginsberg or Justice Marshall. I was not a lawyer on the fund. I was a board member. So I never reviewed the briefs. | i was not like justice ginsberg or justice marshall i, was not a. lawyer, on the fund i, was a board member so i never, reviewed the | I was not like Justice Ginsberg or Justice Marshall I, was not a lawyer on the fund I was a board member So. I never reviewed the | i was not like justice ginsberg or justice marshall. i was not a lawyer on the fund. i was a board member. so i never reviewed the briefs. |
In a hallway chat afterwards, Hatch said he simply finds that difficult to believe, and although he's never voted against a Supreme Court nominee, he's deeply troubled by this one. | in a hallway chat afterwards hatch said he simply finds, that difficult to believe and although he's never voted. against a supreme court, nominee he's deeply, troubled by this | In a hallway chat afterwards, Hatch said he simply finds, that difficult to believe and although he's. never voted against a Supreme Court nominee he's. deeply troubled by this | in a hallway chat afterwards, hatch said he simply finds that difficult to believe, and although he's never voted against a supreme court nominee, he's deeply troubled by this one. |
For Hatch, the Puerto Rican Legal Defense Fund is as important as the wise Latina comment. Other senators, however, seemed to back off a bit. Texas Republican John Cornyn. | for hatch the puerto rican legal defense fund is as important as. the wise latina comment other senators however seemed to back off a bit texas, republican john | For Hatch, the Puerto Rican Legal Defense Fund, is as important, as the wise Latina, comment Other senators however seemed to back off a bit. Texas Republican John | for hatch, the puerto rican legal defense fund is as important as the wise latina comment. other senators, however, seemed to back off a bit. texas republican john cornyn. |
You know, I actually agree that your judicial record strikes me as pretty much in the mainstream. What is creating this cognitive dissonance for many of us is that you appear to be a different person almost in your speeches and in some of the comments that you've made. | you know i, actually agree that your judicial record strikes me as pretty much in the mainstream what is creating this cognitive dissonance for many of us is that you appear, to be a different person almost in, your speeches and in some. of the comments that, you've | You, know I actually agree that your judicial record strikes me as pretty much in the mainstream What is creating this cognitive dissonance for many of us is that you appear to be a different person almost in, your speeches, and in some, of the comments that you've | you know, i actually agree that your judicial record strikes me as pretty much in the mainstream. what is creating this cognitive dissonance for many of us is that you appear to be a different person almost in your speeches and in some of the comments that you've made. |
Oklahoma's Tom Coburn echoed that sentiment. | oklahoma's tom coburn echoed that | Oklahoma's Tom Coburn echoed that | oklahoma's tom coburn echoed that sentiment. |
I really see a dissonance about what you said outside of your jurisprudence. You are an admirable judge, an admirable woman. I have yet to decide where I'm going on this. | i really see a dissonance about what you said outside of your jurisprudence you are an admirable judge an admirable woman i have yet to decide where i'm going. on | I really see a; dissonance about what you said outside of your jurisprudence You are an admirable judge an admirable woman I have yet to decide where I'm going on | i really see a dissonance about what you said outside of your jurisprudence. you are an admirable judge, an admirable woman. i have yet to decide where i'm going on this. |
At day's end, Chairman Patrick Leahy scheduled a committee vote for next Tuesday. It won't happen that day. Republicans said that's rushing things. They can invoke an automatic postponement of one week. But Senator Hatch said he hopes the committee can compromise with a vote late next week. This isn't worth a catfight ... | at day's end chairman patrick leahy scheduled a committee vote for, next tuesday it won't, happen that day, republicans said that's rushing things they can invoke an automatic postponement of one. week but senator hatch. said he hopes, the committee can compromise with a vote late, next week this isn't worth a, catfigh... | At. day's end Chairman Patrick Leahy scheduled a committee vote for next; Tuesday It won't happen that day Republicans said that's rushing things They can invoke an automatic postponement of one. week But Senator Hatch said he hopes, the committee can compromise with a vote; late next week; This isn't worth a catfight ... | at day's end, chairman patrick leahy scheduled a committee vote for next tuesday. it won't happen that day. republicans said that's rushing things. they can invoke an automatic postponement of one week. but senator hatch said he hopes the committee can compromise with a vote late next week. this isn't worth a catfight ... |
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The British government is trying to deport a Muslim cleric from Jordan, and it's complicated. The government accuses Abu Qatada of glorifying terrorism, but he can't be returned to Jordon because he might be tortured there. The British detained him in the first place because they said he was planning to flee the countr... | the british government is trying to deport a muslim cleric from jordan. and it's complicated the government accuses abu qatada of glorifying terrorism but he. can't be returned to jordon because he might be tortured there the british; detained him in the first place because they said he was planning to flee the country... | The British government is trying, to deport a Muslim, cleric from Jordan and. it's, complicated The government accuses Abu Qatada of glorifying terrorism but. he can't be returned to Jordon. because he might be tortured there The. British detained him. in the first place because they said he was planning to. flee the c... | the british government is trying to deport a muslim cleric from jordan, and it's complicated. the government accuses abu qatada of glorifying terrorism, but he can't be returned to jordon because he might be tortured there. the british detained him in the first place because they said he was planning to flee the countr... |
There is plenty about Abu Qatada that makes him unpopular with the British public. He came to Britain on a fake passport from Jordon in the 1990s, claimed and was granted asylum, and his wife and many children live on state benefits. | there, is plenty about abu qatada that makes him unpopular with, the british public he came to. britain on a fake passport from jordon in the. 1990s claimed and was granted asylum and his wife and many children live on. state | There is plenty about Abu Qatada that makes him. unpopular with the British public He came. to. Britain on a fake passport from Jordon in the 1990s claimed, and was, granted asylum and his wife and many children live on state | there is plenty about abu qatada that makes him unpopular with the british public. he came to britain on a fake passport from jordon in the 1990s, claimed and was granted asylum, and his wife and many children live on state benefits. |
He's also a fiery Islamic preacher, who has railed against what he calls the corrupt dictators of the Muslim world. As a result, there's no shortage of advice for the British government about what to do with him, from the tabloid newspapers who call him Osama Bin Laden's right-hand man in Europe, and from British membe... | he's also a fiery islamic preacher, who has railed against what he calls the corrupt dictators of the muslim world as a result there's. no. shortage of advice for the british government about what to do with him; from the tabloid newspapers who call him osama bin laden's right-hand man in europe and from, british membe... | He's also a fiery Islamic preacher who has railed, against what he calls the corrupt dictators of the Muslim world As a result, there's no shortage of advice for the British government about what to do with him from the tabloid newspapers, who call him. Osama Bin Laden's right-hand man in Europe and from British member... | he's also a fiery islamic preacher, who has railed against what he calls the corrupt dictators of the muslim world. as a result, there's no shortage of advice for the british government about what to do with him, from the tabloid newspapers who call him osama bin laden's right-hand man in europe, and from british membe... |
Dr. Lawami says the hospital doesn't really need anything now as donated drugs and medical supplies arrive from Egypt, Qatar and Kuwait. He recalls that a few days ago, Gadhafi fighters came here and demanded that he treat six soldiers for shrapnel and gunshot wounds. | dr. lawami says the hospital doesn't really need anything now as donated drugs and medical supplies arrive from egypt qatar and kuwait he recalls that a few days ago gadhafi fighters came here and demanded that he treat six soldiers for shrapnel and gunshot | Dr Lawami says the hospital doesn't really need anything now. as donated drugs and medical supplies arrive from Egypt; Qatar and Kuwait He recalls that a few, days. ago Gadhafi fighters came here and, demanded that, he treat six soldiers for shrapnel and gunshot; | dr. lawami says the hospital doesn't really need anything now as donated drugs and medical supplies arrive from egypt, qatar and kuwait. he recalls that a few days ago, gadhafi fighters came here and demanded that he treat six soldiers for shrapnel and gunshot wounds. |
If you go by standard economic theory, if there was more free trade, the average person in the world would be a tiny bit wealthier every year, but some people in the world would be punished tremendously. So autoworkers would feel a lot of pain. Farmers might find - some farmers anyway, might find that they can't make a... | if, you go by standard economic theory if there. was more free trade the average person in the world would be a tiny bit, wealthier every year but some people in the. world would be punished tremendously so autoworkers would feel a; lot of pain farmers might find - some farmers anyway might find. that they can't make a... | If you go by standard economic theory if there was more free trade the average. person in the, world would be a tiny bit wealthier every year but some people in; the world would be punished, tremendously So autoworkers would feel a lot of pain Farmers, might find - some farmers. anyway might find that they can't make, ... | if you go by standard economic theory, if there was more free trade, the average person in the world would be a tiny bit wealthier every year, but some people in the world would be punished tremendously. so autoworkers would feel a lot of pain. farmers might find - some farmers anyway, might find that they can't make a... |
And how do the players line up here, Adam? Who really wanted these talks to go forward and who wanted them scuttled? | and how do the players line up here adam? who really wanted, these talks to go forward and, who wanted them | And, how, do the players line. up here Adam? Who, really wanted; these talks to go forward. and who wanted them | and how do the players line up here, adam? who really wanted these talks to go forward and who wanted them scuttled? |
The broadest groups are in the rich world, so the U.S., Europe, Japan, Korea, it was farmers. Farmers were the biggest opponents because this would've made it much more difficult to give subsidies to farmers, to make quotas, import quotas on agricultural goods, and farmers in the U.S., Europe and Northern Asia would ha... | the broadest groups are, in the rich world so the u.s., europe japan korea it was farmers farmers, were the biggest opponents because this would've made it much, more difficult to give subsidies to farmers to make quotas import quotas on agricultural goods and farmers in the u.s., europe and northern asia would have pr... | The broadest. groups are in the rich world so the U.S., Europe Japan Korea it was farmers Farmers. were the biggest opponents because this would've made it much more difficult to give subsidies to farmers, to make quotas import quotas on agricultural; goods and farmers, in the U.S., Europe and Northern Asia would. have... | the broadest groups are in the rich world, so the u.s., europe, japan, korea, it was farmers. farmers were the biggest opponents because this would've made it much more difficult to give subsidies to farmers, to make quotas, import quotas on agricultural goods, and farmers in the u.s., europe and northern asia would ha... |
Then in the developing world, in the poorer world, it tended to be more city people, people who were bankers and insurance company executives, wealthy individuals with powerful connections who didn't want to have to compete with U.S. businesses. Those are the people against the talks. | then in. the. developing world in, the poorer world it tended to, be more city people people who were bankers and insurance company executives wealthy individuals with powerful connections who didn't want to have to compete with u.s businesses those are the people against the | Then. in the developing world in the. poorer world it tended to be more city, people people who were bankers, and insurance company executives wealthy individuals with powerful connections who didn't, want to have to compete with U.S businesses Those are the people against the. | then in the developing world, in the poorer world, it tended to be more city people, people who were bankers and insurance company executives, wealthy individuals with powerful connections who didn't want to have to compete with u.s. businesses. those are the people against the talks. |
The people for the talks is sort of everyone else, but not enough. I mean, you know, big banks, big insurance companies in the U.S. - sure, they would've loved for this to go forward, but they didn't care enough to make it their main priority. | the people for the talks is sort of everyone else but; not enough i mean you know big banks big, insurance companies in the u.s - sure they would've, loved for, this to go forward but they didn't care enough to make it, their main | The people for the talks is sort of everyone else but, not, enough I mean you know big banks big insurance companies in; the U.S - sure, they would've loved for this to go forward. but they didn't care enough to make, it their main | the people for the talks is sort of everyone else, but not enough. i mean, you know, big banks, big insurance companies in the u.s. - sure, they would've loved for this to go forward, but they didn't care enough to make it their main priority. |
You know, you can find two readings and analyses of the fact that these talks have collapsed. Some people say this is a dire thing. Others say it's not really going to matter. What do you think? | you know you can find two. readings. and analyses of the fact that these talks have collapsed some. people say this is a dire, thing others say it's not, really going to matter what do you | You know, you can find two readings and analyses of the fact that these talks have collapsed Some people say this is a dire thing Others say it's not really. going to matter What do you | you know, you can find two readings and analyses of the fact that these talks have collapsed. some people say this is a dire thing. others say it's not really going to matter. what do you think? |
I think it's certainly dire for the bureaucrats who focus their attention on the World Trade Organization, and there are bureaucrats in every country in the world who are very upset today, but I think there's a way of seeing this collapse as a victory of free trade, and what I mean by that is free trade is so present t... | i think it's certainly. dire for the bureaucrats. who focus their attention on the world trade organization and there are bureaucrats in every country, in, the world, who are. very upset today but i think there's a way of, seeing this collapse as a victory of free trade and what i, mean by that is free trade is so pres... | I think it's certainly dire for the bureaucrats who focus their attention on the World Trade Organization and there are, bureaucrats in every country in the world who are very upset today but I think there's a way of seeing this collapse as a victory, of free trade and what I mean by that, is free trade is, so present ... | i think it's certainly dire for the bureaucrats who focus their attention on the world trade organization, and there are bureaucrats in every country in the world who are very upset today, but i think there's a way of seeing this collapse as a victory of free trade, and what i mean by that is free trade is so present t... |
We live in a fundamentally different world than we did 10 years ago, 15 years ago, because of the success of previous world trade talks. World trade is so part of every day of so many businesses, so many people's lives, that this talk, the marginal increase in trade that these talks would've represented just didn't mat... | we live in a; fundamentally different world than we, did 10 years ago 15 years ago because of the success of previous world trade talks world trade is so part of every day of so many businesses so many people's lives that this talk the; marginal increase in trade that these talks would've represented just didn't matter... | We live in a fundamentally different world than we. did. 10 years ago 15 years ago because of the success of previous world trade talks World trade is so part of every day of so many businesses so many people's lives that this talk. the marginal increase in trade that. these talks would've represented just didn't matte... | we live in a fundamentally different world than we did 10 years ago, 15 years ago, because of the success of previous world trade talks. world trade is so part of every day of so many businesses, so many people's lives, that this talk, the marginal increase in trade that these talks would've represented just didn't mat... |
NPR's Adam Davidson covers international trade. Thanks so much. | npr's, adam davidson covers international trade thanks so | NPR's Adam Davidson covers international trade Thanks so | npr's adam davidson covers international trade. thanks so much. |
Thank you, Melissa. | thank, you | Thank you | thank you, melissa. |
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