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Speaker 2: To be a great Friday, just gone six after five

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Speaker 2: and great to have your company. We'll look at the

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Speaker 2: Tom Phillips inquiry before six vincent of the UK for

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Speaker 2: US migrations down there. It's Black Friday. Government wants the

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Speaker 2: good news on the economy front the agenda. It is Friday,

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Speaker 2: the twenty eighth of November. These two National Guard soldiers

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Speaker 2: He has judged an en for you.

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Speaker 3: My message to the individual who committed these acts is

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Speaker 3: you picked the wrong target, the wrong city and the

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Speaker 3: wrong country, and you'll be sorry for the violence and

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Speaker 3: the evil that you perpetrated in our nation's capital.

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Speaker 2: Turns out the guy she's talking about, the guy who's

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Speaker 2: alleged have done all of this, did some military work

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Speaker 4: I also spoke to Director of the CIA John Ratcliffe

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Speaker 4: last night and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. There is

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Speaker 4: confirmation now that the subject had a relationship in Afghanistan

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Speaker 4: with partner forces. We are fully investigating that aspect of

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Speaker 4: his background as well to include any known associates that

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Speaker 2: Now the Wall Street Journal is also reporting this morning

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Speaker 2: talk about that shortly. Hong Kong, that fire seventy five

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Speaker 5: My daughter and my husband are still not out. The

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Speaker 2: More on the charges those guys are facing later. Finally,

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Speaker 2: this morning, the fifth and final season of Stranger Things

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Speaker 2: has dropped on Netflix.

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Speaker 6: We have a plan.

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Speaker 7: It's a bit insane.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, we could go wrong, no idea, but I think

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Speaker 8: Out everyone in.

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Speaker 6: I want to see that actor's horrent look.

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Speaker 2: Now, this is underwhelming for two reasons. Firstly, their whole

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Speaker 2: thing crashed worldwide. The platform crashed worldwide as everyone tries

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Speaker 2: so they've got four episodes up so far. Reviews are

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Speaker 2: quite mixed. Apparently the show ceasils between thrilling and annoying.

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Speaker 1: The first word on the News of the Day Early

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Speaker 2: Never really watched it. I watched a couple of episodes,

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Speaker 2: too strange for me. Just gone eight minutes after five

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Speaker 2: nine two nine two is the number to text this morning.

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Speaker 2: Spent half my day yesterday driving around looking for a

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Speaker 2: car park. How annoying is that couldn't find one? I

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Speaker 2: did that trick you know where you go. Hail Mary,

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Speaker 2: full of grace, please find me a parking space. Didn't work.

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Speaker 2: Usually it works. Not that I'm religious, pay park free, park,

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Speaker 2: I don't care. I just needed to park. Actually, this

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Speaker 2: means that people are out shopping and they're outspending. A

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Speaker 2: full street is a healthy street. But we need more

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Speaker 2: car parks, don't we We need more car I don't

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Speaker 2: care where you live in New Zealand, you need more

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Speaker 2: to Nick Saunty yesterday from Eden Park and he wants

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Speaker 9: We could easily get fifteen hundred car parks on the

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Speaker 9: outer oval. That would enable then a footbridge into Kingsland,

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Speaker 9: a master plan for the stadium, and we have that master.

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Speaker 2: So they are massive profits. So the stadium he worked

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Speaker 2: Brisbane and Melbourne car parking is between seven and fifteen

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Speaker 2: on News Talk SETB. You know the East scooters, the

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Speaker 2: government wants to change those rules. We'll talk about that

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Speaker 1: Radio and online on iheard radio of early edition with

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Speaker 1: Ryan Bridge and are the Supercenter explore? Are these accessories

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Speaker 2: News Talk set B News Talk SEB. It is five

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Speaker 2: point thirteen on your Friday morning ride and needing counselor

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Speaker 2: is busy removing car parking in favor of cycle lanes

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Speaker 2: and so they should have a car park. They're available

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Speaker 2: today now outpacing Boxing Day sales. Thirty nine percent of

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Speaker 2: Good morning, so what's the plan today.

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Speaker 11: We're expecting a really great Black Friday. Back Over the

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Speaker 11: last few months, it's been a difficult retail time in

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Speaker 11: So we're preparing for a very busy day today. We

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Speaker 11: Black Friday deals are what they've seen at Dressmart. Our

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Speaker 2: Get your geneals, get your beach balls. Jennifer, have you

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Speaker 2: Be five twenty. This fire in Hong Kong terrible thing

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Speaker 2: Talk, said b The government's considering thinking about moving East

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Speaker 2: scooters into cycle lanes as injury costs go through the

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Speaker 2: roof es scooter industries cost ACC nearly fourteen million alone

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Speaker 2: this year. Patrick Morgan is Cycle Action spokesperson with me

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Speaker 2: this morning. Good morning, Patrick, Good morning Mayne. Are you

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Speaker 2: happy to share a lane with a limescooter? Yeah?

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Speaker 12: This is long overdue. It makes sense for this to happen.

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Speaker 12: Pedestrians really don't want es scooters on the footpath and

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Speaker 12: so it makes sense to put estcooters on bike lanes.

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Speaker 12: But we're going to need a lot more bike planes,

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Speaker 12: Look, modern cities give people choices about how they get around,

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Speaker 2: All right, Patrick, appreciate your time this morning. Thanks for

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Speaker 2: to reason because higher labor costs incentivize switching to AI

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Speaker 2: Pry and Bridge News TALKSB twenty nine minutes Our five.

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Speaker 2: A couple of techs for you this morning, morning, Ryan.

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Speaker 2: We needed a new washing machine, and we did our research,

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Speaker 2: Ryan's cycle lanes have created congestion because they take away

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Speaker 2: the car parks. Ryan, I work in South Auckland. Never

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Speaker 2: Twenty four away from six year on news Talks ZIRB

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Speaker 2: on your Friday morning, coming up to look at the

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Speaker 2: Tom Phillips Inquiry. Vincent's in the UK for US, the

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Speaker 2: new Bureau of Meterology Forecaster. They've done a revamp of

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Speaker 2: good morning morning, right, big power cut there today?

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Speaker 2: Cause of this major outage.

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Speaker 13: Aurora Energy says electricity was cut initially to about six

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Speaker 13: Our showers possible for our Friday today? A north easterly

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Speaker 2: Callum clear, good morning, good morning. So christ Church will

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Speaker 14: Yes, that's right of course. Today Mark's forty six years

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Speaker 2: It certainly was how's your weather?

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Speaker 14: High cloud clearing to find this morning westerly is developing

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Speaker 2: Thank you, Claire Max and Wellington Max, good morning morning.

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Speaker 2: Oh you've got a story about parking, paid parking being

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Speaker 15: This is in Petoni, the Lower Hut Harbour side suburb,

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Speaker 15: People are pinged all the time. Hut City has a

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Speaker 15: not sure how strict that will be, but good good

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Speaker 15: what's a wonderful street. Perhaps this bit of bureaucratic greed

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Speaker 2: Sounds like your popular mere already. How's your weather?

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Speaker 15: Yes, periods of rain this morning, clearing later strong wind

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Speaker 15: twenty one nice one, Thank you.

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Speaker 2: Neiva in Auckland, Good morning, theres Auckland Transport's got a

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Speaker 10: So look what's happened is it? Dozens of bus stops

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Speaker 10: the seats and apparently they've been stolen, likely for metal

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Speaker 10: so ats. Notified police and what we know so far

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Speaker 10: is it's sixty five of its three thousand bus shelters

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Speaker 10: have been left with no seats. Rebecca Tempoole, she's the spokesperson.

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Speaker 10: She says that it uses this is hilarious anti theft

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Speaker 10: bolting on the seats, right, yeah, but unfortunately these bolts

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Speaker 10: haven't been enough to stop the thefts.

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Speaker 2: What are people doing with the seats to putting them

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Speaker 2: in their gardens?

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Speaker 10: No, well they're just taking them in, you know, like

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Speaker 10: stolen for scrap metal. Because I think it's in the

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Speaker 10: middle of the night I think, you know, people go

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Speaker 10: running around and they steal a lot of the it's

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Speaker 10: even like plugs at cemeteries and things like that.

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Speaker 2: Most awful. If they had buses, like if we had

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Speaker 2: public transport that came more often. You don't need to

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Speaker 2: sit down, like when you know, when you're in London

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Speaker 2: on the underground, no one's sitting waiting out under standing

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Speaker 2: because it's three minutes to your next train.

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Speaker 10: But you do need to sit down In Auckland, could

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Speaker 10: they should give you a bed? And I feel sorry

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Speaker 10: for older people as well, because you know what not

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Speaker 10: that I take public dreads. Well, when I'm driving past

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Speaker 10: and everyone's standing, I went, oh, but you know, if

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Speaker 10: you've got older people, yeah, yeah, and encouraging, you need

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Speaker 10: to sit down.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just a need bus stop, hotels, that's the really.

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Speaker 10: Because in Mount Eden apparently Mount Eden Road is one

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Speaker 10: of the worst and they've you know, like aight's gone

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Speaker 10: down there and there's been like five or six of

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Speaker 10: those bus stops been hit.

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Speaker 14: Terrible.

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Speaker 2: How's our weather?

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Speaker 10: Clowny? Few showers, possibly heavy and thundery from afternoon twenty

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Speaker 10: five is the high and other hot one?

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Speaker 2: Thank you never seventeen away from six a couple of

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Speaker 2: quick things. We've had loads of text on the cycle ways,

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Speaker 2: as you can imagine. And we spoke to Patrick Morgan

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Speaker 2: from the Cycle Action Network earlier in the program and

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Speaker 2: I said, oh, there's hundreds of millions a dollar to

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Speaker 2: spend on these cycle ways and I was like, maybe

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Speaker 2: it's a billion by now. Well I had a little

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Speaker 2: look because he said it's nothing like that. So on

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Speaker 2: the urban cycle program, this is partly funded by councils,

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Speaker 2: partly funded by government. Between twenty fifteen and twenty eighteen

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Speaker 2: there was an investment of two hundred million dollars cycling

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Speaker 2: as part of that one particular program. So it is

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Speaker 2: hundreds of millions, isn't it. And then that's for a

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Speaker 2: couple of years. How much has it been since then?

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Speaker 2: And then how much more cycling is actually being done?

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Speaker 2: I mean, they're just basic questions about whether it's worth

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Speaker 2: the investment. Because you also do, as everyone's pointing out,

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Speaker 2: takeaway cycle ways too. Now productivity. I was kind of

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Speaker 2: bagging our productivity earlier, and it deserves a punch in

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Speaker 2: the guts, except if you're a cow. Cow productivity is

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Speaker 2: up massively. Dairy farmers achieving more with fewer cows. This

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Speaker 2: has shown through your record milk production per cow. Average

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Speaker 2: cow producing four hundred and fourteen kilograms of milk solids.

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Speaker 2: That is up fourteen kilograms from last season. How are

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Speaker 2: they doing it? Well, they're using different feeds, they're using science,

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Speaker 2: they're using technology. They've been smart about it. Sixteen to

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Speaker 2: six News Talk.

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Speaker 1: SEBB International Correspondence with ends it insurance, peace of mind

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Speaker 1: for New Zealand business sit in.

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Speaker 2: The do Talk ZB. So let's go to the UK

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Speaker 2: where I've had their budget is today we told you

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Speaker 2: about that now. NIT migration is down quite drastically. Vincent

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Speaker 2: McAvennie are UK europe correspondent, Vincent, good morning, good morning.

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Speaker 2: So well what's the number.

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Speaker 8: Well, this is a huge drop. It's down to two

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Speaker 8: hundred and four thousand from six hundred and forty nine

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Speaker 8: last year. It's driven by fewer arrivals for work and

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Speaker 8: study reasons. And this is a huge drop from the

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Speaker 8: last five years when it speak sort of rose in

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Speaker 8: Boris Johnson's time to almost a million in terms of

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Speaker 8: net migration, and this is something that labor will want

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Speaker 8: to celebrate. However, within those figures, around one hundred and

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Speaker 8: thirty three thousand are people who have claimed asylum. So

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Speaker 8: critics will be saying that whilst the migration figures show

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Speaker 8: we've got fewer people coming in on the sort of

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Speaker 8: traditional routes of a playing to come for working and studying,

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Speaker 8: you still have a big number of people arriving here

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Speaker 8: for asylum and that means that you're sort of not

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Speaker 8: controlling as much as some people might like who is

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Speaker 8: coming in and out of the country.

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Speaker 2: Now, the limited form of military service that's going into

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Speaker 2: France that have released the details.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, that's right. France is following a number of European

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Speaker 8: countries which are bringing back forms of national service. Now

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Speaker 8: this is a voluntary form, but they're looking to get

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Speaker 8: around fifty thousand young French men and women involved in

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Speaker 8: this in the next five or so years. They're wanting

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Speaker 8: this to sort of be ready to sort of support

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Speaker 8: the nation in any kind of emergency. And this is

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Speaker 8: with the renewed threat of Russia from Europe. And as

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Speaker 8: I said, the latest country that's following it, Belgium, has

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Speaker 8: also done this. The Netherlands, they have introduced schemes and

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Speaker 8: some countries like Lithuania, Latvia, they never really got rid

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Speaker 8: of theirs. So it's something that European countries are considering.

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Speaker 8: But whether or not young people want to do it

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Speaker 8: means to be seen.

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Speaker 2: Vincent mcaviney are UK europe correspondent, to appreciate your time.

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Speaker 2: Just to the US very quickly. You know, these two

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Speaker 2: guards that were shot, to National Guard members who were shot,

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Speaker 2: they're still in a critical condition. Turns out the guy

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Speaker 2: who's accused of doing it, who also was shot by them.

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Speaker 2: Trump's calling it an active terror. But this guy worked

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Speaker 2: with the CIA in Kandahar. He was actually withdrawn from

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Speaker 2: Afghanistan September twenty twenty one. That's when he entered the States,

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Speaker 2: so used to work. There was some CIA backed military

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Speaker 2: units that he was operating with. So yes, he's a

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Speaker 2: very bad person, but also at some point worked with

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Speaker 2: the US government. It's eleven away from six Ryan bridsch

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Speaker 2: So we're getting a public inquiry into the Tom Phillips case.

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Speaker 2: Justice Simon Moore case will run it. It's behind closed doors.

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Speaker 2: They're going to look at agencies, including the police, did

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Speaker 2: they do everything they could to protect those children. Jane

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Speaker 2: Cearle Child Matters Chief executive with me this morning, Jane,

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Speaker 2: Good morning.

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Speaker 12: Good morning Ryan.

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Speaker 2: Now, the fact that it's private, you know that it's

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Speaker 2: behind closed doors, good thing.

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Speaker 5: It is a good thing. I think it's entirely appropriate

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Speaker 5: that we have this review. It's quite wide reaching, it's

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Speaker 5: got a practical focus, but most importantly, it has been

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Speaker 5: done to protect the rights of those involved. So I'm

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Speaker 5: hopeful it's going to be a constructive process.

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Speaker 2: Is what are we actually hoping to change here or achieve?

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Speaker 5: Well, you know, the tragedy of this case doesn't hide

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Speaker 5: the fact that we still have learnings to get from it,

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Speaker 5: and if we can improve the system. Whatever recommendations come

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Speaker 5: out of this is not as important as if they

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Speaker 5: are actually implemented, because there's many recommendations from reviews that

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Speaker 5: are never implemented. So what we want is strengthening the

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Speaker 5: system that we can learn from it.

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Speaker 2: This is such for audoing a Tamadikian agencies like that.

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Speaker 2: It's between a rock and a hard place, aren't they.

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Speaker 2: Because you go in and you take children away and

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Speaker 2: people say, oh, you're taking you know, you count steal

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Speaker 2: children from from families, and then you don't, and then

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Speaker 2: you're criticized if you don't. It's a hard place to

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Speaker 2: isn't it.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely, and it's very easy for the public and media

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Speaker 5: to judge without having all the facts. I'm very pleased

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Speaker 5: to see that this review has a practical focus and

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Speaker 5: that word was used because I think it's important to

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Speaker 5: understand that people make decisions and those agencies on the

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Speaker 5: information they have at the time.

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Speaker 2: Jane, appreciate your time this morning. Thank you. Jane Selchild

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Speaker 2: Matter CEO. Time is eleven to six News Talks the

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Speaker 2: B on your Friday morning.

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Speaker 1: The news you need this morning and the in depth

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Speaker 1: analysis Earl edition with Ryan Bridge and are the Supercenter

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Speaker 2: One News Talks at B Welcome back. It is seven

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Speaker 2: minutes away from six. You know, the UK had their

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Speaker 2: budget yesterday, the Labor Party had their budgetes day. Nigel

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Speaker 2: Faras has been waiting with this video to go and

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Speaker 2: I think it looks like it's AI generated anyway, It's

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Speaker 2: very dramatic. He's sitting there at a desk with a

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Speaker 2: pen and a paper, penning a letter to Britain.

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Speaker 7: These cleuarless politicians have never run a business, have no

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Speaker 7: idea how.

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Speaker 6: The real world works.

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Speaker 7: Thanks to them, I would not be surprised if a

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Speaker 7: financial crisis causes an early general election. When that election comes,

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Speaker 7: Reformer UK will be ready. We will proudly be the

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Speaker 7: party of Alarm Clock Britain, defending the hard working tax

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Speaker 7: players who keep this country running well.

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Speaker 2: Labour's pulling forth at the moment, as we told you

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Speaker 2: in the other week, Reform number one, then Conservatives, then

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Speaker 2: the Greens, then labor on fifteen worst result for them

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Speaker 2: if they had an election tomorrow, which they're not. By

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Speaker 2: the way, it's a long way off. Fifteen percent, worse

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Speaker 2: than a century.

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Speaker 6: Bryan Bridge six' two.

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Speaker 2: And mike's here on A friday morning, Morning Mike Beth

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Speaker 2: Rigby morning And Beth rigby who works For sky In.

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Speaker 9: BRITAIN i thought she summed it up really. Well she,

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Speaker 9: said it's a budget for the, party not the. Country

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Speaker 9: and because the election is so far, off they need

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Speaker 9: to sure up the lack of support within their caucus

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Speaker 9: because their caucus is, massive of, course because they won

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Speaker 9: very well and they don't know what to do with

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Speaker 9: it and it's a disaster.

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Speaker 2: And they've got those hard lefties and there away it.

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Speaker 2: Is it's a very good it's very good.

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Speaker 9: Insight if you want to think about the election here next,

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Speaker 9: year what what labor governments if you look at the

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Speaker 9: labor government And australia labor, Government, britain what labor governments

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Speaker 9: do with? Economies And texas.

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Speaker 2: And canada And. Canada Canada's nune with its debt and the.

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Speaker 9: Massive amounts of. Debt they don't seem to think that

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Speaker 9: debt's a. Problem, no and you know you might want

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Speaker 9: to think about. That and to some extent.

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Speaker 2: That's true true for them than it is for us

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Speaker 2: because they have more domestic. Demand we're reliant on trade

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Speaker 2: that can go tits up. Tomorrow and you actually need

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Speaker 2: to have some. Headroom yes you.

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Speaker 9: Do it's it's it's it's it's they should run the

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Speaker 9: country right on the way we run our. Lives you,

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Speaker 9: see you see What i'm.

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Speaker 2: Saying do you want some if one?

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Speaker 9: News, well you're not really. Interested you're not really a sports,

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Speaker 9: going are? You, Okay i'm going because my audience after

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Speaker 9: six o'clock is is interested in that. Stuff And i'm

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Speaker 9: not sitting on your show wasting good. Material if you

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Speaker 9: make it, Interesting i'll be interesting. Interesting, okay they're going

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Speaker 9: to make the decision On liam On monday to go

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Speaker 9: you have. Go it was going to be the end

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Speaker 9: of the, sea but it's not going to be directly

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Speaker 9: after this week, why good. Question no one. Knows it's

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Speaker 9: just all of a sudden they've decided now is the.

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Speaker 9: TIME i, mean obviously they're announcing. It they've already made the.

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Speaker 9: Decision although, interestingly this is the thing that fascinates me about.

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