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Ugly way. alicia: we re going to put up a graphic here so you can just take a look at what we re talking about, military to military, ukraine to russia head to head. when you look at active personnel if, ukraine military s immediate made up of 209 active 209,000, russia, 900,000. and then you start talking about armaments here. tanks, 858 for ukraine. 2,840 for russia. active air force planes, 125 for ukraine, 1,000 for russia. so it is pretty impressive what ukraine has been able to pull off so far. but you re really thinking the next days are going to be pretty brutal. yes. and we know that ukraine is outnumbered, but what really matters in in this fight right now is that the position of the forces on the ground. so as russia tries to move down and encircle kyiv, ukraine will have some advantages. the russians are to stretch out, and they become vulnerable to
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You ll get insurance since charlie did not reach the $2,840 initial coverage limit, he will not enter the doughnut hole. this is why nobody in congress read the bill. if that s the little part of the snippet, you don t get it. this is why nobody read the bill! and it s 2,000 pages. simply put, nancy pelosi, the outgoing speaker of the house said this. instead of joining democrats in our efforts for job creation, republicans are planning to put insurance companies back in charge by repealing patients rights so here s the beginning of the fight. i mean, i don t know how much power nancy pelosi still holds. she s not going to be speaker of the house but still in charge of the democrats and they re going to pit republicans, you know, they re going to this is going to be hard for republicans to try to pull this off because ultimately, will it look like they are trying to be bipartisan if they come at this fast and furious? you know, there s a new debt limit in this country and it
A half century ago they have houses on streets on top of them. it s the same story across the country, 2 million miles of natural gas pipelines. the feds have got 94 inspectors. do the math, that s 21,000 miles of me up line per inspector, which is why the local companies are the ones that have to police themselves. 60% of the nation s pipelines are 40 years or older. again, the life expectancy is about 50 years. the federal government says 1990, and from then there had been 2,840 significant gas pipeline incidents. 35% of those have had either injuries or deaths. that s one incident every other day. but they are not getting the same recognition as the one in san bruno because they weren t as big, which is why you have to wonder and feel bad for people in san bruno who are thinking, wait a minute, i ve got to go