rights that i have found. i worked really hard to make it balanced and it would allow him to see other people s points of view with passion and empathy and protect roe r v wade a little longer. the book is about a shooting at a reproductive rights because over 200 laws have been chipped away since 2012 and in my book he start shooting and killing patients and hostages and then he takes the office hostage in one of the people is the daughter of the hostage negotiator on the outside. the people in the clinic are a wide range of people who are all there at this one moment you will see individuals who are pro-life, all of their points of view are accurately represented. host: how do you storyboard a complex story like that? ca that is a particularly different question there s another twist from this book it is told in reverse so the very first thing you see is the standoff between the gun man and the hostage negotiator then every chapter goes back one hour in time so at the v
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Members of the public attending the Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU) Authority Board meeting Wednesday expressed their frustration and concerns over transparency, confusion surrounding financial decisions, and the perceived lack of control by the board.