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Speech by the Minister of Justice, Ms. Anna-Maja Henriksson on the occasion of the publication of Finland's updated national action plan 1325
Your Excellencies, Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
It is indeed very welcome that the new National Action Plan for implementing UN Resolution 1325 is now complete. I would like to extend my warmest thanks to all those having participated in the preparation of it and to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs for drafting it.
As Minister of Justice, I am of course especially engaged in those elements of the Action Plan that emphasise the significance of respect for human rights and efforts that strive to prevent impunity as well as those that promote the realisation of criminal liability.
As we all know, several International agreements oblige States to take special measures to protect women and children from gender-based violence such as rapes, which unfortunately have become widely used as means of warfare. For example in the course of the armed conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, women and young girls were widely subjected to systematic rapes. After such widespread atrocities the situation is unbearable from the viewpoint of efforts to unify the society, if the culprits of systematic rapes are known but the police and the judicial system aren't taking effective measures to bring them to justice.
Finland will continue to stress the importance of respecting the Rule of Law during and after armed conflicts. We consider that effective investigation of war crimes and gross violations of human rights are among the biggest challenges in crisis management operations. We very well know that a bi part of these crimes are directed against civilians and especially against women and children.
In the aftermath of conflicts, after a society has collapsed, an international administration often has to begin the construction of the judicial system from the very beginning - in a situation where old laws have been used as tools for discrimination, or where certain groups, such as women, have been completely denied access to rights. This is not solely a question of criminal law. Also the legislation concerning for example inheritance, property rights, family law and work-related issues may be heavily discriminatory against women. In order to achieve permanent peace and progress in these areas, it is imperative that an impartial judicial system is constructed, the legislation developed, and that structures within the society are created where women are given equal opportunities to access their rights and to participate in decision-making.
Another aspect I want to emphasize which is a central part of the Action Plan is that Finnish crisis management personnel, both civilian and military, have a responsibility to protect human rights and in their own behaviour act so that they do not encourage human trafficking or other criminal activities. We are all too well aware of that if crisis management workers are not well aware of their duties and the circumstances in their areas of operation, they may intentionally or unintentionally act in a way that weakens the position of women and children.
In the Action Plan at hand, women are encouraged to participate in crisis management operations. The target level is 40 %, which I think is a good ambition. There are in fact relatively many women working in the judicial field in Finland and the level of expertise is high. This expertise has already been used in different civil crisis management missions. And I am proud to notice that within my own sector we already meet these requirements. More than one third of Finnish judges, prosecutors, judicial counsels and experts in prison service trained for civil crisis management missions have been female. This will most likely be the situation in the judicial field also in the future, but the biggest challenge is to get more female police officers and female military personnel to participate in crisis management missions.
We shall now take rapid measures to implement this second and updated National Action Plan at hand.
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From awareness to action
The Teen Action Program offers two different "Action Guides" that provide teens and group leaders the information they need to:
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- Take action to help solve the issue
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Elle Decor never fails to inspire! Absolutely in love with these kids rooms.
With pregnancy comes the nesting bug. I absolutely cannot sit still and do nothing. There's this need to make our home ready for the arrival of the little one. Good thing I adore anything and everything related to interior design. I suppose if you're interested in fashion, It's only natural to have a love and passion for interiors as well. As THE Coco Chanel once said: "Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street, fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening. Style doesn't end with the clothes on our back and the shoes on our feet. It is an extension of who we are and what we love. I want to make our home an expression of who we are as individuals, as a couple and has a family. Good thing there are a lot of blogs and websites out there dedicated to sharing their awesome decorating ideas to the rest of the world. Here are a couple of my favorites:
1. Lonny Magazine brought to you by the former editors of Domino Magazine. You can expect nothing but the best!
2. Dwellers Without Decorators is the personal blog of Fashion Editor Suze Yalof Schwartz. Here she shares her current design inspirations as well as snapshots of her gorgeous apartment.
3. The Decorista this blog actually introduced me to the other design blogs that I am currently reading. I love how she features homes that really show the personality of the owners. The apartments and houses look lived in, fun and comfortable. Real homes for real people.
4. Elle Decor The epitome of home chic! This is the best source of ideas from the top interior decorators in the world.
5. Apartment Therapy Ohdeedoh features really amazing and adorable babies/kids rooms! I got a lot of ideas for Wyatt's room here.
How about you guys? Which sites do you frequent for home decor inspiration?


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To honor the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, students from around the county showed off their creativity in the annual poster and essay contest organized by the MLK Jr. Steering Committee.
To participate in the county-wide contest, students from all grades in Richmond County were encouraged to submit either an essay or artistic poster centered on a specific theme: "The Dream…Then and Now." The posters were put on display from Jan. 15 until Jan. 22 at the Leath Memorial Library in Rockingham for community members to observe.
"We had really good participation and a lot of really good high quality entries," said Superintendent George Norris.
This year, the overall contest winner of the essay category was Maggi Chambers, an eighth grader at Ellerbe Middle School. Eighth grader Bryson Hudson of Ellerbe Middle School received second place in the essay contest, and Jayda Smith, a third grader at Fairview Heights took third place.
Angeline David, the chairwoman for the MLK Jr. Steering Committee, said that she is proud of the students for taking the time to participate in the contest.
"They did a great job," David said.
Senior LaQawan Fisher of Richmond Senior High School was chosen as the overall winner of the poster category of the contest. Fourth grader, Phoenix Darien of Fairview Heights Elementary won second place, sixth grader Preston Coker of Rohanen Middle School won third place, and fifth grader Will Chappell of Fairview Heights, won fourth place in the poster category.
Allexis Swiney, a fifth grader at Fairview Heights, and Latrina Miller, an eight grader at Rohanen Middle School, were selected as Honorable Mentions in the poster category.
Both Chambers and Fisher were invited to a special MLK Holiday Luncheon on Martin Luther King Jr. Day at the Sidney Grove Church of Deliverance Agape Center in Ellerbe, where Chambers got the chance to read her essay to a crowd of over 100 guests. The other talented contest winners were also recognized during the Youth Extravaganza event.
The Youth Extravaganza event was a talent show where nine groups came and showcased their talent. David said the talent included a modeling show, a band performance by Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, and a song performed by two teenagers from Anson High School.
"We congratulate the winners and we feel like it was a good learning experience for our children," Norris said.
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I have a blog addiction!
I LOVE reading other people's blogs.
I fancy myself a bit of an expert in blogs (not mine, but other people's)
So, when I find a blog that really makes me smile, I know other people will feel the same way -
Which Brings me to Shannon.
I read her blog for the first time a few days ago and I CAN'T STOP.
If you like to laugh, you will love her!
Shannon's blog speaks about her evolution from sexy single to family woman.
She talks about aging in Los Angeles.
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Shannon's arch nemesis is Gwyneth Paltrow.
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She and her husband and her are both screenwriters (Have you seen "Face Off" or "Tomb Raider"? Her husband wrote those)
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|Meet some of the people featured in the May 2013 issue of The Scientist.
One, two, three, four . . . . Counting colonies and plaques can be tedious, but tools exist to streamline the process.
USC researcher Mohamed El-Naggar demonstrates how some bacteria grow electrical wires that allow them to link up in big biological circuits.
Shewanella bacteria generate energy for survival by transporting electrons to nearby mineral surfaces.
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Following four years of research and development and 15 months of construction work, St John's Church, a Grade II* listed building, was converted into a visual arts centre.
Today, it offers exhibitions, activities and events for residents of North Lincolnshire, as well as providing a programme of touring exhibitions, taking the great shows we organise for Scunthorpe to galleries and museums throughout the country.
Now in its eleventh year, the centre has attracted over 450,000 visitors.
This impressive project has received over £1.6 million in support from The Arts Council of England, The European Regional Development Fund and The Single Regeneration Budget.
Consecrated in 1891, St John's Church served a thriving community and remained a place of worship until it was deconsecrated in 1984.
Following many years of disuse and dereliction, the church has been returned to its former glory and has been extended on its south side with a single storey building designed by architects, Allen Tod.
The centre boasts a wide range of facilities including three excellent spaces for a regularly changing programme of art and craft exhibitions, a cafe, a contemporary art and craft shop stocking unique, hand-made items, greeting cards and prints, education room and meeting room hire facilities.
The entrance features a specially commissioned gate, produced by artist John Creed, who worked with local people to gather the inspiration for his design.
20-21 Visual Arts Centre is located in Church Square at the eastern end of the High Street in Scunthorpe town centre. The galleries are open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am and 4pm and the Cafe is open between 10am and 3pm (4pm on a Saturday).
For further details including directions, public transport information and parking see the Visitor Information page.
We need your help to continue improving the service we offer. If you have used the Visual Arts Centre, please take a few minutes to complete our online survey.
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Wagner KD, Brent DA (2009). Depressive disorders and suicide. In BJ Sadock et al., eds., Kaplan and Sadock's Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry, 9th ed., vol. 2, pp. 3652–3663. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.
Hazell P (2009). Depression in children and adolescents, search date April 2008. Online version of BMJ Clinical Evidence: http://www.clinicalevidence.com.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (2008). Major depressive episode and treatment among adolescents. National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) Report. Rockville, MD: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Available online: http://oas.samhsa.gov/2k9/youthDepression/MDEandTXTforADOL.htm.
Saluja G, et al. (2004). Prevalence of and risk factors for depressive symptoms among young adolescents. Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine, 158(8): 760–765.
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (2009). Screening and treatment for major depressive disorder in children and adolescents: U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendation statement. Pediatrics, 123(4): 1223–1228.
Brent DA, Birmaher B (2002). Adolescent depression. New England Journal of Medicine, 347(9): 667–671.
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Back in August I shared a post about Disney's Photopass and Photopass+. Since returning home from my vacation I've had several people ask me what I thought of the new Photopass+ service and whether it was worth it.
Firstly the price….by pre-ordering the Photopass+ package before my vacation it cost $169.95, which I must confess is expensive for a bunch of holiday snaps on a cd. But I think it's the extras that make it worth it for me.
Not only do you get the Photo Gallery cd with the Disney 'stock' photos on it but I love being able to use the Photopass website to edit my own photos before ordering them on the second disc. You can zoom in, crop, change the colour, add borders (including ones for special events) and dates….and there's no limit to how many times you recreate a photo. I chose one of ours from Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party and reproduced it six times with different borders! And you can do all this with the attraction photos too…
Speaking of attraction photos…this is the main highlight of Photopass+ for me. We were riding attractions just so we could get another photo added to our card. It was great fun looking for our photo on the screen and knowing that whatever it was like we would be getting a copy. Also, digital copies of attraction photos are added to your Photopass account so that you can download those straightaway, without waiting for your cd to arrive in the mail.
Unfortunately we were only eating at one of the restaurants on the list where you would get a dining photo as part of the Photopass+ package. But I was pleasantly surprised when we turned up at Chef Mickey's for breakfast and were told that not only did the arrival photo get added to our card but we also got a printed version in the Chef Mickey's presentation folder at no extra cost!
I was a little disappointed with the 'lanyard' used to hold the Photopass+ card. I think at the price paid Disney could afford to provide a nicer piece of material; even if it had the Photopass logo on it, it would have looked more like a standard lanyard and we would have been more happy to show it off.
I had also hoped that the sight of a Photopass+ card would have encouraged more interaction from Photopass photographers. By having the card it indicates that you have already pre-purchased the cd and therefore must be keen to have photos taken in the parks and capture those special memories. Unfortunately we saw very little acknowledgement of the fact that we had already handed over $169 for the package and the majority of the enthusiasm for the photos came from us.
After queuing up to have our pictures taken with various characters, just because we could add them to our card, we even commented that wouldn't it be nice if the Photopass+ package gave you some kind of 'fastpass' for the character meet and greets….it would certainly add to the list of reasons to pick it up.
So….was it worth it? To me….yes….but I do admit that it is an expensive treat. And one only worth getting if you are going to fill that disc with a LOT of pictures that will help you remember that magical vacation for years to come.
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Building a dream [1]
Lisa and Tom Schreiner have always loved the look of authentic Colonial houses in the Northeast and wanted a home like that in Illinois. So they recently built their own house about 40 miles northwest of Chicago, filling it with 18th-century details that reflect nearly 20 years of planning.
Symmetry and classical detailing mark Georgian style. The front facade features a central entry, paired chimneys and five window openings on the second story. Essential to the look are double-hung windows with divided lights.
A shared vision [4]
Tom, who owns an industrial supply company, was a history major in college. "I have an affection for colonial history," he says, and he wanted a house that echoes this country's early years. Lisa shared Tom's vision. She created an "idea file" -- a collection of magazine clippings featuring historic Colonial homes.
Decorating with nature [7]
During the holidays, Lisa fills the house with fresh-cut greens and other natural materials gathered from the landscape, much like the colonists would have done (except for the Puritans, who outlawed Christmas frivolity). A simple wreath with pinecones and berries welcomes visitors at the front door.
Moving in the tree [10]
The Schreiners pull a freshly cut tree up to their house. Two towering Christmas trees are in the front rooms, but the family tries to keep the overall look elegant but understated.
Honoring their heritage [13]
A 6-foot-tall soldier at the front door introduces Lisa Schreiner's nutcracker collection. Inside, a legion of oversize nutcrackers stands sentry along the wide curved stairway in the center hall, honoring the family's German heritage.
Blending old and new [16]
Twin transoms highlight a passage linking the living room to the library paneled with African mahogany. In a modern twist, two panels open, revealing a TV niche. The spinning wheel is a 19th-century antique.
Designed by architect Joseph Coath in nearby Barrington, the house honors centuries-old building traditions to an extent rarely seen in modern construction, using fine-quality millwork and high-quality natural materials such as copper gutters and a cedar-shingle roof. But the house is not a precise replica of past designs -- accommodations were made to allow for a light-filled home where modern conveniences coexist comfortably with colonial elegance.
Center of the home [19]
A 12-foot-wide central hallway stretches from the front entry to the back door. In colonial days, halls like this were places to conduct business.
The layout of the main living area is faithful to traditional Colonial architecture -- with the center hall going front to back between four rooms. But the doorways are more than twice as wide (double pocket doors are 7 feet wide), and the home's windows are much larger, creating a light-filled interior that celebrates the landscape.
Colonial cues [22]
Detailed millwork, authentic floors and colonial color are among the hallmarks of traditional Colonial style.
At the Schreiners' home, classically inspired, painted-poplar millwork defines most of the interior. Full-height raised paneling spans the fireplace walls in the living and dining rooms; elsewhere, paneled wainscot extends to a chair rail. You don't need custom millwork to get this look: Home improvement stores carry common Colonial designs. Check local millwork sources for inexpensive woods you can paint; avoid synthetic trim pieces that don't look as real and may dent easily.
Readily available, wide-plank flooring is key to Colonial design. The Schreiners chose random-width white oak, finishing it with tung oil for an authentic patina. If dogs or high heels will frequent floors, try a predistressed plank, so scratches blend in.
Richly colored dining room [25]
Chippendale chairs, a Federalist mahogany sideboard with inlay and a crystal chandelier deck the dining room. The walls are a deep red.
Color choice is important to give walls a period-perfect paint scheme. In modest colonial homes, creams, earth tones and gray-greens were common. More expensive pigments, especially rich blues and deep reds, dressed the elegant interiors of more well-to-do colonists.
Formal living room [28]
Built-in shutters, elegant furniture and navy blue walls give the living room a formal look. Though they look authentic, many of the Schreiners' furnishings are antique reproductions. Look for furniture with simple curves and modest ornamentation, such as the Queen Anne sofa and tea table with cabriole legs in the living room.
A place for antiques - and kids [31]
An arched niche displays a collection of antique blue-and-white English transferware.
Lisa decorated most of the house herself, blending a few prized antiques with kid-friendly antique reproductions. "I tried to make it so the kids can go in any room and do anything they want," she says.
Kitchen accents [34]
Even with modern appliances, a kitchen can have a historically inspired look. Try raised-panel cabinetry and a brick backsplash that recalls cooking-hearths of old. A mahogany island top contrasts with the black granite perimeter countertop.
Warm and bright [37]
A trestle table and an 18th-century reproduction chandelier highlight the breakfast room. While the home's large windows allow for lots of natural light, every windowsill also contains a tiny recessed light, which emulates the glow of a candle. The home has six wood-burning fireplaces, each with a gas starter, so the family enjoys a fire every day during the holiday season. It's a perfect way to take the morning chill off the breakfast room.
Fine bath woodwork [40]
Paneled cabinetry matches wainscoting in the bath.
Welcoming bedroom [43]
A crocheted canopy decorates a bedroom's pencil post bed.
Colonial colonnade [46]
The screened colonnade offers a covered passage to the garage.
Carriage house-style garage [49]
The four-bay garage resembles an old carriage house, complete with an early American flag.
Home for Christmas [52]
When friends visit for holiday cocktails or a taste of Lisa's Schwarzwalderkirschtorte (a Black Forest cherry cake), fires crackle in the dining and living rooms. In years past, the Schreiners have spent Christmas Day down south, relishing a warmer climate. Their new home offers another kind of warmth. "We're starting a new tradition," Lisa says. "This year, we're staying."
A version of this story originally was published in Midwest Living® November/December 2008.


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ANSONVILLE — Carol Dean Jenrette Benton, 82, died at her home on Sept. 28, 2012.
Services will be 3 p.m. Monday in the Chapel of Leavitt Funeral Home, Wadesboro. Private interment will follow in Anson Memorial Park.
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She was born Dec. 3, 1929 in Brunswick County, a daughter of the late Walter Regan Jenrette and the late Cora Lee Bennett Jenrette. Her husband, Herbert Wilson Benton.
Benton was a graduate of Wadesboro High School Class of 1946 and attended King's Business College in Charlotte. It was during her time at King's that she accepted a position with The Bank of Wadesboro where she worked for 44 years, retiring from what was then United Carolina Bank. She was a member of First Baptist Church, Wadesboro.
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MARYSVILLE — Both Marysville Getchell and Marysville-Pilchuck high schools have produced district qualifying divers this year and also took the top spots in their division in a district dive meet hosted at Marysville-Pilchuck on Saturday, Jan. 19.
"Our divers placed first through third in the 3A division, and all three qualified for the district meet," said M-P and MG swim and dive head coach Meredith Jenks.
Third place went to Marysville Getchell's Brisen Willams who scored a 220.55. MG's Dominique Gray took second place with a score of 287.
M-P's Taner Husby took first place at the meet, with a score of 340.70, a score which also qualifies him for the state meet in Federal Way on Feb. 15-16.
MG's Gray took first place in diving against Mount Vernon on Tuesday, Jan. 15, with a score of 172.8 while Williams took second place with a score of 166.95.
For M-P, Husby took first place with a score of 198.65.
Gray and Williams also took first and second place for diving in the Thursday, Jan. 17, meet against Stanwood. Gray finished with a score of 192.35 and Williams finished with a score of 163. For M-P, Husby took first place with a 205.15.
Both Marysville Getchell and Marysville-Pilchuck swimmers and divers compete against Snohomish and Glacier Peak high schools on Thursday, Jan. 24, at 2:45 p.m. at the Marysville-Pilchuck Pool.
District qualifying divers will compete in the 3A/4A District 1 Diving prelims at Mariner High School on Feb. 6.
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Jim Calhoun couldn't have been more transparent in his desires. He said all along that he would leave college basketball coaching the same way North Carolina legend Dean Smith did it: just before the season so his hand-picked guy would get the job.
Calhoun did that, leaving the big chair to Kevin Ollie, one of Calhoun's former players, a guy who crafted a long NBA career out of limited talent and then studied every move Calhoun made for two years. What Calhoun built at UConn now sits in Ollie's hands.
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During the Old Fire investigation, Fowler never said he was the one who lit a road flare near Waterman Canyon on Oct. 25, 2003, despite efforts by authorities to get him to confess.
On Wednesday in San Bernardino Superior Court, defense attorney Donald Jordan played an audio recording from the 2006 interview between Fowler and sheriff's officials. The last time Fowler had been interviewed by the agency was in 2004.
Sgt. David Burgess, who testified Wednesday, was a detective at the time of the 2006 interview. He and sheriff's Sgt. Frank Bell questioned Fowler for a final time before the case was turned over to the District Attorney's Office.
In the recorded interview played in court, Burgess told Fowler that new evidence had come to light that painted a different picture than the one Fowler had given two years before.
"We're just about to finish this case and submit it to the DA, so we had a couple of questions we wanted to clear up," Burgess told Fowler.
The detective also told Fowler that a witness saw someone get out of a van and light the Old Fire with a flare. That witness later circled Fowler's booking photo when asked to identify a suspect, Burgess said during the interview.
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"It's tape recorded and I've got a verbatim transaction of that," Burgess told Fowler.
"Love to see that one," Fowler replied.
The witness who had come forward and picked Fowler out of a lineup as the fire starter? Fabricated, Burgess said Wednesday.
The recorded conversation between Fowler and his great aunt where he supposedly admitted to starting the Old Fire? A lie.
"I was expecting to see specific responses from the suspect," Burgess said.
Fowler, 30, of San Bernardino, is suspected of starting the 2003 Old Fire that burned more than 91,000 acres and destroyed more than 1,000 structures. The fire cost nearly $38million.
The defendant is charged with five counts of murder and special circumstances, which allow prosecutors to pursue the death penalty if he is convicted. Prosecutors say five residents in burn areas died from heart attacks caused by the stress of evacuation and threats to homes and belongings.
Fowler has pleaded not guilty.
"The closest I ever came to lighting a fire in my life is when I was about 8 years old and I shot a flare or something and put it in a gopher hole in my backyard and I lit the whole backyard on fire," Fowler said while talking to sheriff's deputies in 2006.
"So you're 8 years old and you light your backyard on fire with a road flare?" Bell asked. "Do you think it was a coincidence that the fire you lit was the exact same way the Old Fire was lit?"
"I'm getting too wrapped up in it," Fowler replied.
Fowler told Burgess and Bell that he was 99percent sure he didn't start the Old Fire.
"Is that the same as saying, `I'm 1percent sure I did?"' Bell asked.
"I didn't light it," Fowler said. "I see where you're going."
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But Deep Space Industries Chairman Rick Tumlinson, a longtime booster of private space efforts, said the company sees itself as the 21st-century version of the "settlers and shopkeepers" who followed the Lewis and Clark expedition into the American West.
"One company may be a fluke. Two companies showing up -- that's the beginning of an industry," Tumlinson said.
"Space is big. There's room for everybody," he added.
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