MLCommons/peoples_speech_v1.0 huggingface dataset:
not if if of the adult population doesn't require these options sources that seems to me to be the issue my wrong i think that's a very narrow adults only produce twenty three percent five percent  in them or whether they're mixed in with sort of a more ingredient package that someone would take to go increase their production with or working out whether or how much they could bench press or exercise or to benefit the recovery so it was  giving the scientific characteristic of vitamin and it seems that this means those characteristics because it's needed by a certain percentage of the population albeit of a small well i think it particular point i don't think i'm going to use your ira i think i'm just looking out with what was actually imported what is the imported merchandise there's it's carnitine base yes but it's rendered the soul biologically active component it is this all biologically active and in order for these products to be taken and and ingested they have to be rendered chemically stable and so that's what the other it's not that the other there that's that's not happening at all i think the important the distinction here is that line between a vitamin and a condition diet to provide with the body really needs that from one of their own documents it didn't
words that originally the victim had said that today is the be found in the seats it turned out of the somebody else is that he testified still mr hubbard had sex with me and he was else but that's neither here nor there was there and t
evidence this was december sixteenth two thousand and six narrative report by dr goff here you prove he did provide causation pain but the defendant with through that letter from other medical records and he also specifically said that  ation opinion was not being offered for the truth of the matter asserted in spite of this the other trader as i said made findings it clearly relied on the causation and the opinion the causation opinion is nowhere else in believe it was requested a few weeks before the actual one thousand be here you know the date i know the month or year oh sure well it was late two thousand and and that definitely should not have been relayed by the arbitrator in awarding the penalties and fees as far as the medical medical expenses as far as that award case in which those terms apply but i was injured there are multiple awful slips that were offered to our letters that were sent to the insurance company saying why my plan should be off or why should we see t t t and there was never any explanation or medical opinion as something that was withdrawn this was a right you know they felt that this was consistent with the mo to be vice of aug fifteenth will six was a report from dr wolfe here not the december one which i withdrew for the purposes of causation but in the doctor's regular records which were not objected to which specifically states this is an effect i think the words are by the doctor was firmly believe that his injuries are a result of the aug fifteenth two thousand and six accident as the commission noted the other two did not necessarily simply put we believe that the decision not only with respect to causation but also penalties should be strongly for
initiative to save pond about over a year ago i was actually in the twenty thirteen that we had a huge storm on april third that caused a lot of damage throughout the state what happened pond at that time was there was some road damage down below in a culvert and that brought the state in to inspect the dam dam was low risk but the state required the girl scouts who were the owners at the time to replace it or or remove it so since that time the friends have  formed in an effort to try to purchase the property from the girl scouts they did not want to pay for replacement of the day on which is totally understandable  after a long process you know working together and to talk to the men working out we finally came to an agreement december that we would sell the property and the day to richmond land trust for seventy five thousand dollars the sale of the property and the dam went through a couple of weeks ago and this is our party to celebrate the purchase of the land by richmond land trust so we're all here today to enjoy the pot and celebrate skates and sit around the bonfire i'm pretty smart and i'm the  of the richmond land trust glentress has been around for about twenty seven years and in the twenty seven years that i've been with the land trust this is been one of the most remarkable opportunities and one of the best responses from the community i've ever seen we're in the middle of a fundraising campaign for will it still and then to let con came along as an opportunity we were worried that we were going to be able to get funds from the community but we raised the money to buy this property in less than a month in january which is one of the toughest times to do fundraising so it was really really fantastic and we got it from two communities which is another thing that we've gotten from richmond we got from huntington and the level of contributions was just remarkable when i was signing thank you letters i was just stunned by the generosity the people from both community and to have a property that has recreational natural resources  habitat and just beautiful scenic beauty in this part of both communities is just fantastic
about whether or not any amounts above the amounts indicated in the statute and just for reference that's five hundred grams of cocaine or two hundred eighty grams of cocaine base is appropriate to be used in a sentencing guideline calculation it was used in this case by the district court it is our position as i think is that really the sole issue in my brief is that the only thing you district court was entitled to rely on were those quantities and not quantities that were attempted or introduced by the government during the fattah go hearing in this case the court heard testimony from two witnesses three zero all together but two witnesses that spoke to the drug quantity amounts  district court based its guideline calculations on six thousand one hundred sixteen grams of cocaine and three hundred forty six point two grams of cocaine base and that altered the guidelines upward which judge i guess condition was the right way but he used words like assume and pretty clear unlikely but he was never able to say demonstrably what drugs are being discussed i think then at that point the court is left to speculate to some degree and i think dish the decision of this panel is will control as to whether or not that speculation is too great but in it mr bohannan is codefendant testify that hank sold cocaine generally in a hundred gram units and then the intercepted conversation conversations had references to one hundred multiples of one hundred and that's part of the evidence that was relied on to infer that they were talking about cocaine they were also references to cooking and  the judge could also weigh in that cocaine that was recovered at the time of her arrest and making a determination that the intercepted communications were about cocaine in my isn't that right yes  here even though we spent a lot of time on the guidelines calculation the judge one came judge hall came in for an under guidelines sentence overall and second she's actually on the drug part of it sentence him to the bare minimum that she could so in light of that and in light of the fact that she also found him to be based on to our johnson's testimony to be someone who had a violent background the judge appropriately considered the three five five three factors and most importantly i think your honor
final case for the morning is united states against campbell dealt with the force element and i'm raising the intent element which i submit is a is a separate issue that is not controlled by armor you know we know from carter that bank and i would submit that bank robbery by intimidation means you have to intend to intimidate the teller that's the word of the statute and so you you accept my question which your predecessor rejected you accept the implication of your position that you're saying that in order to get a conviction under twenty one thirteen a you have to show intent to intimidate wealth either that or violence comma or by intimidation comma the force and violence covers sort of armor aspect and when the government resorts to the by intimidation they bring into play the mens rea a required for intimidation because as we know from the case all the defendant doesn't have to intend to intimidate the teller and we know that teller doesn't have to be intimidated it has to be conduct that could cause a reasonable  be intimidated and then the jury makes that intentional conduct that could cause a person to be intimidated well i would submit that under the wording of under two things number one the wording of the statute since the statute users intimidate the defendant has to intend to intimidate and then the second part of this is the smith and woods we're dealing here with the career offender guideline and  woods language that says it requires purposeful conduct and bank robbery is a crime of general intent and general intent is not purposeful under the case was set out in the briefs so i think that we essentially have an outright called exception but we have a where you're dealing with intimidation you have a different dynamic with respect to the mens rea a requirement and that's robbed the bank by shoplifting a squirt gun and bringing in pointing at the tellers who knew it wasn't a real gun that's in the in the record and as mr ever heard  supposed to give them the money so nice submission knows that there is and mens rea are to apply the career not to convict for the bank robbery but to apply the career offender to a bank robber you have to have specific intend in the bank robbery conviction and you don't have that here and where in one twenty four c three a is that intent element found scuse me drug where in the because in cases like smith and woods this court has said that the career offender should only be applied where we have serious violent conduct which would be the equivalent of the fo prone of twenty one thirteen not the intimidation of a twenty one thirteen and the court should read in amends rail requirement of intentional conduct and the end and should be with respect to the intimidation and intent to intimidate that's what that's the part of the statute the court is relying on that they chose not to go on not to have to proof forc a requirement of intentional conduct to apply the crew offender guidelines in bank robbery by intimidation
asked with a record containing no sworn facts from which to draw my conclusions that you're asking us to draw limited to what is in the  the well your honor simply because she never received notice the notice went to a business that i understand that's what you say how do we know that i would think that well i would put forth that i swore to this in what sense in the sense that she filed she filed the start of to which he swore asking for release and saying of my residence is that i have no knowledge of why there was no affidavit submitted in a different way how do you know that how do you know that how do i know that that's not her address sure because it's a immigrants they ask them for thousands of dollars they get them to sign a document they don't really explain what it is they promised them a work authorization or is that a user document turned out in the record where is the evidence of that in the she is asserting that she did not receive the notice the judge did not deny her motion to reopen based on the fact that there was no affidavit in the motion attached to the way of knowing that or with no evidence in the motion to reopen the fact is there is no evidence contrary to what the record shows here that that is correct and and they can all of the overturned by this court if there is of the use of discretion by the immigration judge and the government would would argue that there is no abuse of discretion here which deals with service of notice and holds very simply that and i quote the notice requirement leading to an in of censure order cannot be satisfied by mailing the notice to appear to the last known
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this is a day of tryouts for our annual swimming meet at the lawndale community club and it's a special day for one of the boys because he's proving something that happens all the time he's proving that you can overcome a handicap so completely that you climb right to the top all bill has won yet but he has qualified to swim in the finals so it is a special day for rather special day for me to the i've been coaching bell and i feel i had a part in making him one of our best swimmers but i said something about a handicap didn't match where there was a time when bill was so the early and as far as living goes is to visit the pool once in a while but it was the same story every time at first bills friends used to ask him to join in the fun i could have fun like that they say if you fall off or you should get right back on a sooner you can so you won't be afraid of morning edition's not going to let this thing worry her oh i'll never get over being afraid in the water matter just wasting my time trying to swim i'll never learn i'll never get over being afraid got a great you're afraid of the war but does that make you a coward people are afraid of something most folks are afraid of a lot of people are afraid of speeding cars i have i always get out of the way when i see on now but once it was quite serious we don't really know how that fear started but it might well have happened this way and my sister is very small the people next door had a large dog it was that happened several times you can see how she might have gotten the habit of being afraid of dogs and then have a stay with a long after she forgot all about the first dog and frightened her he said she was getting over it wasn't easy for we took a very slow my knowing that a dog wouldn't hurt her was enough she had to know it takes experience not only determination and insight to overcome fears that are not rational but it can be done maybe some people can do it too much about howard convictions he wouldn't speak up even though he agreed with you would you say he was afraid afraid well started that day bill started overcoming his fear he was in the habit of being a brain so the important thing was to get him in the habit of not being  afraid learn gradually over a period of several weeks some of the skills he would need for swimming as he became more skillful in the water he also became more confident he was ready to try actions that would have brightened them before because now he knew he could always write themselves in the water and so named fear drowning and of course the better he could swim the less male fear of the water and he overcame his habit of fear a big i'm confident and so today is a special day for
functions is not limited in range aims our purposes during times of war air power is war power as destructive as is necessary to destroy the enemy but a f planes large and small have more than the strategy of power they have construct be a power greatly beneficial to the nation not certain times of peace airpower is peace power disrupt the communications broken by the ravages of nature are immediately replaced no matter how difficult the terrain flying over a jungle or waters the long range hospital planes that gave medical attention as well as transportation to suffering man airline routes for peacetime were pioneered by the used to come by plane penetrated areas where even the small club could not enter and made on the spot landings to deliver everything from secret cultures to baby the tokyo flame b twenty five metro one of the outstanding planes of the war is now fighting for help instead of bombs the b twenty five now sprays d d t over large areas in a very short space of time and on a moment's notice epidemics can now be provided or stopped suddenly these gliders help to bring the free peace we now enjoy and a peaceful future they again will be working for you in various ways tokyo to washington d c accomplishing one of my vacations great speech special delivery of america's historic achievements was the destiny of the b twenty nine the army air forces next committed the giant b twenty nine armada the ground crews prepared for crossroads fully aware of the watchful eyes of the world with composition they checked the motors for last minute adjustments each entire aircraft was given the final tuna special equipment long kept under protective covers against the elements was brought out and installed alliance her souls are held with a drone plane carriers of all kinds of scientific instruments for measuring the the ground the pilot takes the plane off the ground night a bomb was carefully loaded m today was green the ship chosen to carry and drop the bomb constant guard was maintained unloading activities were carried on behind canvas screen aboard the target ships last minute preparations were also underway animals of various kinds were ready for test to tell what attacks the bomb had on living things the ship first shared then covered with white not as protection against life burn their facts of the bomb on these animals while not conclusive well furnished many clues as to the effect on human beings living their ships many of them for the last time crewmembers boarded barges bound for the observation sleep and safety many precautions were taken to prevent injury to the personnel man of the observation plate were warned against exposing their eyes to the place following the burst to give further protection against price exposure like plans their force gunners glasses were provided for those whose duty necessitated watching the scientific instruments were removed from the ships and given to the laboratories for care for study x ray and high speed atomic particles that lay types of radioactivity were discovered every damage was sustained by a
mistake i see so this reference plane business is kind of the whole say frame of the super bowl and you're rotating the object with the frame staying fixed and calling that rotating relative to the plane exact use the martinez approach and dr karim will speak yes that is what they would use so the idea of the person of ordinary skill known as these prior techniques somehow of bindon ing the martinez approach and twenty three it's at the bottom of page eight twenty three of the scene five a where in a landscape mode and then five b and five super important well the windows don't actually rotate patiently this is rotation about a reference point so even if you were to consider a portrait in a landscape which orientations of a display not a window but even if you consider those pre referred to pretty sure that he was referring to an exchange of a thirteen eighty eight degree at the end of the j just think that you wouldn't turning now rotatable second argument regarding claims and eleven and twelve appears broader that that martinez does not teach rotating a window at all and and
think but i hope the court understands is that there was evidence from which the jury and i got to get beyond this point i agree with the jury you can amend your brief you're arguing the
for john quote didn't was not able to appear however we do have the government and i think we would like to hear from the government raised and there really was nothing for this court credibility issue has been fairly raised either and furthermore when i checked back at the notice of appeal to the board there was no credibly credibility issue particularly raised at that point either  had ever accepted jesus prior that occurred prior to the baptism in terms of a formal way yes before that then we get when i am answer and we ask them questions which means i switch and baptized and he's only saying it for a fact isn't as far as you know but he's also said but he had accepted jesus before the baptism so i don't really see i don't really see that his pastor here is saying you reasons for being really were in china what what american company he had negotiated with and why he came to the united states and he says but he didn't come to the united states to work  and the reason why he came to the united states because he's claiming on the one hand that he came to united states because it was going persecution however if this if this work history if he came to united states because he had a job then he didn't come because he was feeling persecution although he can't remember the name of the company that was put down and he's coming to this country for so that hard to follow and and about his work experience in china so in your honour's i see my time is running out of the government's position and that there is no case here that
know so most of your adult life you are a soldier then yes when we won the vietnam war in the south this is your in america decided to go home and we lost our country in  need reading and writing and calculus in order to be a great form you need to have instincts and hard work and on the one hand that the men and women the kids could help out  methods that extension offices in the university of minnesota have taught them through the years to become better growers growing traditionally with fertilizers and different chemicals they used to only the chemical needed in the fertilizer needed to grow their product and they  vegetable farming intensive farming all around the twin cities but it gradually disappeared with fifty's and sixty's but the soil is great for so basically an opportunity we see for the hmong took to help the community and the opportunity to make money in and she want to have a cucumber us and we are rife in this country by the wintertime and cucumber was so expensive i asked my sponsor that can we go get chicken before my life and when people don't know what to do with them and the second generation of young growers have really added a huge variety of vegetables as they fall farmer's market from different asian vegetables and fruits they've added to our  think of products at the same farmer's market among having the work ethic which they brought here and and the farming is a demonstration of what good things can happen when you work when you pay attention and when you provide a good or service for that happens every day they come to look for their own vendors by coming to market and selling their product and gave all ethnic groups a chance to use their skills to produce a living so and send their families to school get a good education and get them into the mainstream of the state of minnesota and today we have people all over the state working at different corporations that roots came from the
pleasant afternoon in june mel and his best girl tara are enjoying the ride well he's enjoying it she's not too happy about the way he drives he's got a good car and he likes the show  these boys had their opinion as such big shots or perhaps now not such a big shot after all here we go again someone had the idea of turning this abandoned airstrip into a legitimate test scores for hot rod here they compete under strict rules designed for safety and fair play this trip at santa ana was so successful that others were opened up across the sideline expert they'll have some tall explaining to do about this bit of junkies bringing home makes one trial run after another when nobody's around to see him fail he cuts out when he gets up over one hundred and he can't figure why he's too proud to ask for help although he knows where he can get it then i gave him dave's card he hasn't made a hundred and twenty because he needs new wiring and new plugs also he should put in a third carburetor install that alcohol system and run on like drugs they'll be glad to help in their generosity astonishes me is joining the boys an opportunity to test the cars they modified for speed and genova and a contestant's gun and spend the night among them days and now he can see the reason for the safety belt now sweats running down the back of his neck and his helmet weighs about a ton