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it is generally regarded as, as one of the very, very few cases where a translation entered into the canon of english literature. the world of translation have moved on since fitzgerald he wouldn't be given such license today . however, more subtle distortions, continued publishers compare ro here by selecting or anything translated literature in a way that reinforces old stereotypes. so the, the path of victimized veiled muslim woman, the barbaric, violent era. male: you know, these are, these are, this is the stereotypes that we're talking about. so if the novel already has these themes in it, then it's certainly easier for it to land a translation deal in the english speaking world. now alyssa tao, we've this very iconic feminist activist from egypt when her text moved from arabic to english. what essentially happens is that she becomes simplified and she becomes reduced to only caring about, quote unquote women's issues. but she had a wide ranging remit of critiques. she was an anti imperialist, and anti capitalist translation can be a murky process, but ultimately, the publisher, jeff

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i think what's also interesting to me is when we're re imagining the classics and re imagining the canon and re imagining. how can we tell those stories in a new and exciting way in a way that, that is palatable to people. we want to see the shows. and then i'm also really excited. people like terence and people who are actually like writing in a way that sort of adding to the story, telling us that it's not. we're not, you know, going into a place that's completely different, but we're actually widening the table. we're letting more voices at the table. we're not getting rid of puccini in order to get to add turns blanchard, but we're actually adding turns blanchard, to the story tongue that we get to tell me how, what are you thinking? i'm thinking 2 things and i love harris, and i know he was the court, me a saying this, i wish there was more discussion around casey lemons and camille as well because they may history too. and here is noses that i'm super, super, super supportive of women in app are particularly diversity behind the stage, you know, gender and race and inclusive. and i

anti migrant demonstrators have confronted each other during rallies across cities. police used war to canon to despise groups that have arrested at least 20 people, while some rallied against the influx of refugees, others labeled the protesters, xena phobic, a latin america at a certainly see a newman has a support from santiago, chile is foot chilion screen. this man, it was a small but passionate demonstration in front of chillies. presidential palace call to protest against what these people describe as an invasion from undocumented immigrants. no wonder fallacy. alameda, we are against those who come here illegally. we doubt papers of him. i monica, what most infuriates me is a become peculiar, and they will not even learn our national anthem as they sang the national anthem, members of counter march, staged a flash attack on the demonstrators with noise bombs, sticks, and rocks. at least 2 people were injured. in the last few months, thousands of undocumented migrants the majority from the dis, willa have crossed into chile through illegal border crossings, mainly in the northern at t

this whole question of canon law and should _ this whole question of canon law and should that _ this whole question of canon law and should that be reformed so that it is more _ should that be reformed so that it is more capable, church law come up capable _ is more capable, church law come up capable of— is more capable, church law come up capable of coordinating with penal law to _ capable of coordinating with penal law to attack abusers when they appear~ — law to attack abusers when they appear. make sure that they are punished — appear. make sure that they are punished. essentially. and then there's— punished. essentially. and then there's ail— punished. essentially. and then there's all sorts of other areas like the — there's all sorts of other areas like the governments of the church, should _ like the governments of the church, should more women to be brought into the church? _ should more women to be brought into the church? it certainly pointed out by the _ the church? it certainly pointed out by the report that the church is essentially a male institution, the p

translation: i have never touched a canon. but the military is bullying us. my family is now scattered like pieces of broken rice. they raided my home trying to arrest me. i could not stand it anymore so i came to the jungle to take up arms. but they are not well armed. here they are using these handmade guns alongside improvised bombs to fight against a well armed and trained myanmar military. in some cases, ethnic armed groups who have been fighting the military for decades have been providing some training and shelter to pdf members. and now, the fighting is taking place on the central plains, and areas like here that have never seen fighting. the military�*s response is at times collective punishment. this is what happened after an attack by the people's defence force. the military raided town, burning houses and forcing the population of 8000 to flee. while in the capital of the region, these homes were destroyed by the military. translation: fin destroyed by the military. translation:— —— bruises are visible on some of the faces. others do not

canon police has arrested the husband of an olympic winning run out. she was a double world championship medallist and olympian. —— kenyan police. hundreds of abbatoir workers from abroad are to be given temporary visas to come to the uk. the government announced the move after industry leaders warned that staff shortages in abattoirs meant healthy pigs were having to be destroyed, rather than processed for food. our north of england correspondent danny savage reports from driffield in yorkshire. there were some tense moments waiting for the announcement today assisting pig farmers. when the proposal came to employ 800 foreign butchers and make inviolable more cold storage for carcasses, attention turned to relieve. that is a positive, definitely. hopefully this will help us. definitely a positive. the private storage is a good thing because at least then if the butchers do not come in as many as they want, we can still kill pigs and they will still be used for food.— used for food. are you confident _ used for food. are you confident now - used

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william pomeranz is a russia expert and deputy director of the wilson centre's canon institute. i spoke to him earlier about the goals of putin. well, i think he wants to exploit the current situation as much as possible. at high prices are good for russia. but as your other analyst mentioned, it comes at a cost. the cost is that russia will not be perceived as a reliable energy partner if indeed it exploits its new position, after the completion of nordstream—2, and again becomes the major gas exporter to the european union. whether or not it is seen as a reliable, credible source of energy, how many other options are there? well, there aren't. that is what ukraine, the us congress, poland and other countries have asserted, that if you build nordstream—2, the new gas pipeline, european union will become much more dependent on russian gas, and russia will, if possible, if given the opportunity, try to exploit that position. so it is an argument that has gone on around the building of nordstream—2, and just as russia is about to complete this gas pipeline, we now have the q

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the canon may be kicked down the road in terms of stopgap funding to keep the government open and running, but still there has been no decision on there has been no decision on the debt ceiling —— can. treasury secretary janet yellen had warned it could be catastrophic for financial markets if an agreement isn't reached. i think there is a lot of, that is the reason most so many investors feel rather unsettled right now. given all these huge — unsettled right now. given all these huge factors _ unsettled right now. given all these huge factors at - unsettled right now. given all these huge factors at play, i these huge factors at play, some investors think markets will continue to fall. what is your analysis? {lii will continue to fall. what is your analysis?— will continue to fall. what is your analysis? of course, you can never— your analysis? of course, you can never really _ your analysis? of course, you can never really peer - your analysis? of course, you can never really peer into - your analysis? of course, you can never really peer into a i can never really peer into a

william pomeranz is a russia expert and deputy director of the wilson centre's canon institute. what do you make of certain�*s moves, president putin's moves? what is going through his head? what are his aims at what he is doing, do you think?— you think? well, i think he wants to — you think? well, i think he wants to exploit _ you think? well, i think he wants to exploit the - you think? well, i think he| wants to exploit the current situation as much as possible. at high prices are good for russia. but as your other analyst mentioned, it comes at analyst mentioned, it comes at a cost. the cost is that russia will not be perceived as a reliable energy partner if indeed it exploits its new position, after the completion of nordstream two, and again becomes the major gas exporter to the european union.- to the european union. whether or not it is _ to the european union. whether or not it is seen _ to the european union. whether or not it is seen as _ to the european union. whether or not it is seen as a _ or not it is seen as a reliable, credible source of energy, how man

my grandad went to sea when he was 1a as a canon boy. for seafaring families like mine, offshore wind is really giving more options. and it is comfortable on the ship. right, so this is my cabin. pretty cushti, eh? and then, come and have a look at this. so this is the, eh — this is the lounge. sorry, lads. and this... ..this is the dining area. what's for tea? today it's fish, chips and mushy peas. and we've got pork chops with chausseur sauce. erm, bread—and—butter pudding and custard. oh, my god! sounds good, doesn't it? and you can work all that off down here. these monsters are almost 200 metres high. and each turn of the blades is reckoned to generate enough electricity to power an average uk home for a day. it's nice to know that your time and your energy is contributing to this world that runs on green energy, and it's something what's going to be a better future for everybody. 0rsted says this one wind farm can power up to one million homes. and they've almost finished another, even bigger one next to it. and there are pla

thank you so much for talking to us, canon rosie _ of. thank you so much for talking to us, canon rosie harper. _ just a reminder, if you need help and advice regarding any of the areas involved in this issue — such as bereavement, emotional distress and support for carers — there are links on the bbc actionline website. while for many, covid has changed their lives forever, for long covid sufferers, the extent of that change is yet to fully unfold. many believe the long—term implications of the disease are not fully recognised and some have taken their treatment into their own hands. one of those groups now says they may have found a breakthrough, though that research is still at an early stage. however, they hope their findings could also benefit people suffering from other long—term health conditions. i'm joined by dr beate jeager, who runs a specialist covid clinic in mulheim, western germany. and also by dr asad khan. he is a medical professional who became a long covid sufferer, after contracting the virus from inadequate pp

i want to bring in randi kaye as well as paw canon. randi, tell us more about what they found today. >> reporter: wolf, authorities were ought here early this morning. they found what happened to be human remains, according to the fbi, as well as a backpack and notebook they believe belongs to brian laundrie, gabby petito's fiance. this is an area that had previously been under water. now the water has receded. they were able to search areas they hadn't been able to get to before. they had been out here searching since september 17th. the fbi has response teams on here looking at the evidence, processing the scene. the fbi was out here earlier and spoke with reporters. here is what they had to say about what they found. >> earlier today, investigators found what happens to be human remains, along with personal items, such as a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. they were found in an area that, up until recently, had been under water. our team is using all forensic resources to process the area. >> reporter: we understan

they're taking out of the american canon one of the great american writers. i think we need the facts out there and most americans aren't that anti-intellectual and they will resent going after a nobel prize winner who people have described as one of the great writers of world literature. >> congressman, thank you. >> thank you. >>> more breaking news tonight. word criminal charges have not been ruled out in the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins who was shot on the set of "rust" in new mexico. cnn told the incident remains under active investigation, and we're learning that the autopsy could take weeks. the state medical examiner's office saying it won't release information about the projectile that killed her until the autopsy is final. more tonight from cnn's lucy kafanov. >> reporter: this may be the last image of 42-year-old halyna hutchins alive, posted by a crew member. filming halted indefinitely according to a letter from the production team obtained by cnn as chilling details emerge about what may have happened in the hours leading to the fata

and i remember, george canon, the father of the containment strategy with the soviet union once referred to what he called the treacherous curtain of deference. where people go into the oval office or deal with the president and they're deferential. what's going on now really is an iron curtain of obedience to trump. it's not just polite deference. it is obedience, and it really is an iron curtain because it's so strong. these people, like senator grassley, can count. they can look at the polls. they go to their home states. they talk to constituents. and there are tens of millions of people who support trump. and it -- you know, in the republican party, it's over 50% probably. so, this is a political strength that we have rarely seen -- never seen from a former president. after nixon resigned, he didn't go out and campaigned. he conducted a war against history to say watergate was really just a blip. but the tapes buried nixon, and showed that that was not true. and in the press, i think what we've got to do and one thing robert costa and i did in our book is we looked at these claims o

it could be the biggest canonic humanitarian disaster. those -- economic humanitarian disaster. how do you handle that? i don't know. we are looking at it. do not forget the afghans who were left behind. >> i want to give a word of thanks to everyone in this room who has worked to get afghans to safety. thank you to what you did in such a perilous our. -- perilous hour. >> you mentioned 20 1 year wars. when you are trying assign responsibility for this, who is responsible for conducting 20 1 -year wars? that seems to be the critical thing to point to as why the war failed. >> that is a very good question. there is not one person, one administration that is responsible. it is the way we approach big efforts like this. we are not really organized for it, the u.s. government. i am happy to come out here again and have my whole team give you soup to nuts on it because we are already doing it with the administration right now. i made this reference before -- when we send people to afghanistan before, they were not stupid, lazy people. most of them were brave, smart and eager to do th

it could be the biggest canonic humanitarian disaster. those -- economic humanitarian disaster. how do you handle that? i don't know. we are looking at it. do not forget the afghans who were left behind. >> i want to give a word of thanks to everyone in this room who has worked to get afghans to safety. thank you to what you did in such a perilous our. -- perilous hour. >> you mentioned 20 1 year wars. when you are trying assign responsibility for this, who is responsible for conducting 20 1 -year wars? that seems to be the critical thing to point to as why the war failed. >> that is a very good question. there is not one person, one administration that is responsible. it is the way we approach big efforts like this. we are not really organized for it, the u.s. government. i am happy to come out here again and have my whole team give you soup to nuts on it because we are already doing it with the administration right now. i made this reference before -- when we send people to afghanistan before, they were not stupid, lazy people. most of them were brave, smart and eager to do th

canon now be assured of a -- can now be assured of more pay equity with mexican and canadian workers. i am acutely aware that cbp's role in enforcing trade laws and facilitating trade goes well beyond the manufacturing sector. if confirmed to lead this agency, i will work with this committee and with congress to protect intellectual property, u.s. agriculture, and, the many products that americans rely upon. addressing forced labor would also be one of my high priorities. while it is hard to imagine anything more antithetical to our or values as americans, eliminating forced labor is more than a philosophical undertaking. it is a moral imperative. we must give full force to losses that punish modern-day slavery while simultaneously facilitating -- to laws that punish modern-day slavery while simultaneously facilitating trade for the majority of companies that do business responsibly. today i live in a city close to the u.s. border with mexico and consider myself lucky to have visited both borders many time. it is essential to recognize that what we think about the border is not homoge

1993, pope john ii declared chaplain kapaun to be a servant of god, the first step on the path toward canonization in the catholic church. in 2013, president obama posthumously awarded chaplain kapaun the medal of honor for service to our nation. naming a post office for chaplain kapaun is one more way to ensure his deeds are not forgotten. i encourage all of my colleagues to support this bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman is recognize. mr. laturner: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. laturner: i rise in support of this bill which would name a kansas post office after captain emil kapaun, an army chaplain in world war ii. captain kapaun was an ordained catholic pryce and served in the u.s. army where he administered troops in the burma and india theater in world war ii. in 1950 he was mobilized to support the korean conflict and was captured by chinese forces in battle. as a p.o.w. he helped find food, care for the sick and led prayers a

the canons are to come six-pound howitzers one napoleon and 13-inch great glee -- blakley rifled canon at this point in time. i want to talk about force artillery and attack. it comes from the european battlefield and one thing that can be challenging to rap our minds around is we looked back to this airport and we thank they used horses to pull canons all over the place. that is true but horse artillery is very specific. horse artillery companies cavalry and they will take a gun and move and fire and hitch to the horses again take it to another place move and fire. horses pulled that came into the battery position and this is where they fire with local firepower and this is what stuart wants to experiment with than pelham will be the one to help him find his horse cavalry. in may of 1862 pelham promotes to captain the first battle that he will fight leading the artillery is that williamsburg. he positions near port mcgruder and he holds that position until he is out of ammunition. the report says the fires three to 50 rounds. this becomes a hallmark of pelham on the battlefield tents

who would have the canon out there so far it vans of the confederate line? well was john pelham. he fires a few more shots and they start to realize it's not a drunk union cannoneer but its enemy cannons. there's going to be ateret some both sides of the rappahannock river and it will start raining fire. they are trying to get his coordinates and trying to get his range and blow up him and his cannons but he keeps moving in this area. fire a shot and move position fire a shot in the position so it's hard for the artillery to get an exact shot at him. he does take casualties and this is something that is not always told in this part of the story. quite few of his gun crew or wounded or killed and some of them will later write that they were very happy about this escapade. they didn't think it was so great or wonderful but the officers watching from the high ground the confederate officers were very impressed by what they saw. stuart is so impressed he says this is working let's send another canon out there so he does. the problem is it was either a really unlucky canon order somet

these are the days of cannonball and canon fire and it would stay low to the water not giving much for the enemy to hit. that strange square box that you see to the right side and that rotating gun turret n gun turret is the first working gun turret in the history of the world and the first time it was employed. here it is in the water next to the uss virginia and again you can see how both vessels are low-lying to the water and again the virginia which is in the background has sloping sides and this was done on purpose. the monitor to the left of it is again a much different profile a strange looking vessel with a rotating turret low-level low level in the water and this is the worst time they have come face to face and warfare. this of course occurred famously in hampton roads which is here in the chesapeake bay between newport news hampton and this is the battle of the ironclad the first time these iron warships came head-to-head. in march of 1862 this uss virginia attack hampton roads thinking for vessels capturing the transport. the structure left behind 241 sailors killed and 100

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verified losing everywhere, is not going well pretty and if you lose richmond coming makes half of your canon said all of the shells and you lose all kinds of weapons in production and uniform production and then the railroads are going to richmond, transportation hub and that logistically how do you continue the war and psychologically would that be the killing glove. and it is, but probably not that far from possible. george mcclellan only was it is with the union back together is no interest in freeing slaves or the confederates he just wants to put the union back together as it was and he takes rich money, and word is and, things could be a lot different. because lincoln did not decide the emancipation automation until after the and driven were away from richland and coming to the fore of the decision and he decides emancipation proclamation so is entirely possible that the slavery survived and this was a big moment. another thing that i want to talk about is a few years ago chris got with me and asked me if i could find out johnson's actions and feet when he got when it is seems to be a

at vicksburg and i had 12, 12-year-old boys underneath me 100 degrees 100% humidity and shooting a canon 12 hours a day. you would be surprised what you drink up. you'd get over it in a hurry. oh lord. she said daddy -- thank you. i appreciate it. [applause] daddy you aren't going in and talking about those dead people are you? [laughter] forest and van dorn can get along and there was a heated engagement, not an engagement. it's a heated argument between the two of them and van dorn's headquarters about some kind of article that came out over thompson's station in the battle but i just detailed and forests got the credit for it. van dorn was hot. van dorn told him if he. >> the author of the article he would have been recanted. van dorn said --van dorn according to him quote talking about forest the general expressed his conviction that my two great willingness to listen to stories to get the credit to his discredit. one thing led to another that throughout throughout followers today denied directly expressed my relief in his treachery and falsehood. suggesting there was a good of place