Thats taking the easy answer son. I. Think my father would be angry sometimes i think the intent. Starts joining. Hello and welcome to focus on europe im michel henery good to have you with us turkeys citizens head to the polls to determine the fate of their countrys future for months now many have said that the reelection of president great czech Tayyip Erdogan is a foregone conclusion and no matter who wins the vote brings in major constitutional change one that would transform the next presidency into one with unprecedented
executive powers richard Tayyip Erdogan has ruled turkey since Two Thousand And Three that means an entire generation has grown up with only him in power and with half of the population under thirty the country young people will be the ones who dictate the outcome of the vote despite recent polls suggesting most would likely vote in line with their parents our reporter met with two of them a young woman who passionately longs for change and a young man who is one
Pick up their lives again mourning their did neighbors and their burnt out houses and another fire is bound to strike he sends. The nobody lives about as i cannot plan the government has to make this and its not about this government although governments the government so i dont know i dont know where theyre going to do now but i dont think theyre going to do anything serious the author or a geezer now investigating what started the Funds Arsonists could have done so as so often before but whatever the cause no one expected it to end like this. And the greek authorities have been warning that further wildfires could follow after all the hot season is set to continue into the month of august now on a very different note it sometimes seems hard to believe but british exit from the European Union breaks it is set to become a reality on March Twenty Ninth next year and many people are increasingly worried
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used to be buried around the parish church but as land became more valuable in towns and villages cemeteries were moved outside the city limits. in these new cemeteries monumental buildings were sometimes erected or parks laid out. similar to reason graves had to make an impression. in the austin google in germany during the 19th century and what has been called the borzois era a tradition of splendid was cultivated in which the middle class individual was honored in the cemetery a list of his achievements and possibly a statue on which incredible sums of money were spent thus is this the land of the so called monument culture that we had my own older than cemeteries when your facts
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criteria abundant yield in uniform appearance the french farmers association which major producers have the say enforces these regulations. these remotely close well be asparagus looks nice it might have its advantages but this variety simply doesn t yield enough a farmer has to make a living. so even if it pleases all the borzois but he means in paris if only half of the seeds actually grow it won t bring in enough revenue no. arguments like this make farmer laurent barrow you see read his asparagus is in no way inferior to standard varieties that although he s heirloom plants are more disease resistant they re not a sensitive we also need less fertilizer and less water with one of the. many farmers refused to follow the decrees of the farmers association they flout the regulations on principle with the support of illegal seed sellers. here in the