the futures contract from the big gains as well. optimism at the start of this session. a data out of the u.s. we have p.m.i. numbers. and easing from the impact from the virus. e await that data. good to from bill have you with us. in the end at the end of the day, it remains strong and solid. this market seems to suggest you can t fight the fed or federal banks and no bad news will sentiment.y damp the i m not sure that i would be that positive about the sentiment. the correction that we saw in march was sort of a classic correction, if you like, with all the things happening in the normal order. but the rally has been defensive in nature. a lot of defensive assets like gold have done very well. and certainly defensive sectors within equity markets, for well.e shes have done we have this massive, massive, monetary and fiscal action by the fed and other central banks and governments but i m not sure if that turned yet sent metropolitan positive. people are still very, ve
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process was not so fair on how different groups communicate and that s why we came up with this so there s a little bit more formal requirement and process for getting participation. and so i do think that this is kind of an improvement over what we currently have and kind of an expansion over any sort of past requirements on getting community groups to get involved and the planning for policing at each of the district stations. you know, in terms of accountability, you know, i think it could be we would for our office, we would proactively reach out to the police department and inform them that either our groups that we would like to be including in this, it will be up to each of the district stations to come up and manage this. you know, i think for us as a supervisor office, you know, we will be advocates to ensure that all the different diverse neighborhoods. so, you know, i do encourage the different community groups to also proactively engage and also contact their su
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