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knowing he will die injail. the manager of northern ireland s football team has been strongly criticised for his claim that female teams concede goals and clusters because they are more emotional than men. has comments came after a defeat to england that left his side unable to qualify for next year s women s world cup. it was supposed to be a night for making strides forward with the biggest crowd match in northern ireland. instead it was this claim that put him in the spotlight. when a team concede put him in the spotlight. when a team concede the put him in the spotlight. when a team concede the goal, - put him in the spotlight. when a team concede the goal, theyj a team concede the goal, they concede a second one within a very short period of time, because girls and women are more emotional than men, so they take a goal and they don t
us all. lindauer, i m listening to this catalogue us all. lindauer, i m listening to this catalogue of to this catalogue of consequences here. in your view, as an economist, is china s zero covid policy mistake? china s zero covid policy mistake? , ., , mistake? they would say they are sticking mistake? they would say they are sticking to mistake? they would say they are sticking to it mistake? they would say they are sticking to it because - mistake? they would say they are sticking to it because theyj are sticking to it because they feel that even if cases are growing up in shanghai, relative to other countries it is still lower back the economic repercussions are significant, what the chinese authorities have said is, and have begun to ease monetary policy, and otherwise provide more credit, they said that they will do more to try and help companies get through this. they have a massive fiscal stimulus programme, just on infrastructure alone, $2.3 trillion worth so they w
that he didn t like. essentially thatis that he didn t like. essentially that is why the academy is coming forward with this punishment. a ten year ban which is perhaps a little more than some people had been expecting from the oscars. all of the other annual events that the academy puts on. has the other annual events that the academy puts on. the other annual events that the academy puts on. has the academy admitted any academy puts on. has the academy admitted any fault academy puts on. has the academy admitted any fault of academy puts on. has the academy admitted any fault of their - academy puts on. has the academy admitted any fault of their own - academy puts on. has the academy admitted any fault of their own and | admitted any fault of their own and how they decided to handle the incident? , , ., ~ , incident? yes, they have. and they have acknowledged incident? yes, they have. and they have acknowledged that incident? yes, they have. and they have acknowledged tha
they had in place, saying that falling apart in real time as well. ., ., , well. you mentioned rusher there. what well. you mentioned rusher there. what exactly - well. you mentioned rusher there. what exactly do - well. you mentioned rusher there. what exactly do theyj there. what exactly do they hope to achieve here? so there. what exactly do they hope to achieve here? 50 i hope to achieve here? so i think over hope to achieve here? so i think over the hope to achieve here? so i think over the last - hope to achieve here? so i think over the last year - hope to achieve here? so i think over the last year or| think over the last year or 1.5 years, russia has seen central asia going from being kind of a quiet backyard strategic depth to something that they have to pay a lot more attention to, and the series of events starting with the turnover power in kurdistan, the war, certainly the collapse of the government in afghanistan and the vacuum left by american withdrawal added to t