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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20190306:00:17:00

a complete it s like a different approach to trying to stimulate the economy because the infrastructure spending first of all of course creates enormous debt second of all they ve done so much of it for so many years now that almost you re missing the point where you kind of want to well while story spend you know do we stimulate infrastructure all there is a little bit of that sounds good talking to thank you for joining us i did accustomed you. now to a breakthrough in the treatment of hiv only the second time ever doctors say that an hiv positive patient has been cleared of the virus that causes aids is new case raises the hope that a cure for the disease which affects over thirty seven million people worldwide might one day be found it s the second time someone has been shown to be free of the virus after stem cell treatment but is transplant therapy a cure for the pathogen that can cause aids researchers are urging caution.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140720:16:42:00

colleagues of keijzer are still in shock. now they are left to wonder what could have been. beautiful, talented, and driven. 25-year-old karljin keijzer seemed to have it all, including a bright future. she loved the idea of going to cambridge. she was pursing her docorate. he was really interested in working on designing drugs to help people whether it be for alzheimer s, she was working on an hpv vaccine. reporter: she wasn t alone in that mind-set on flight 17. a group of renowned aids researchers were also on board headed to an international conference. among them, a former president of the international aids society and father of five and a writer and aids activist.

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Transcripts for CNN Forensic Files 20140719 08:39:00

here s a few right now. there is quinn liukas. he loved soccer. he was the kind of guy who stuck up for you and made you laugh when you were hurting. carlene was from indiana university. she was a champion rower and passionate about rowing. she and her boyfriend were traveling together. nick norris from western australia was traveling with his three grandchildren. three of 80 kids on that flight. he was bringing them home for the new school year. his family said nick loved his grandchildren and sailing and looked forward to sailing with them in the waters off perth. and one of the dozens of aids researchers and on board.

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Transcripts for CNN Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown 20140719 04:00:00

you here alisyn camerota, and i really enjoyed being with you. great to work with you. we re enjoying the new format and we re enjoying it as well. i wish it was a happier story we were covering. thanks for joining us. cnn s coverage of the shooting of the downed malaysia airlines flight 17 continues. i m don lemon. i m alisyn camerota. thank you so much for joining us. have a good night. who shot the passenger plane out of the sky? cnn is at the crash site. and we look at the lives of those on board the plane from children to renowned aids researchers?

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