Daily Topics - Tuesday March 19th, 2013

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Hour One: Who will be the first state to prosecute for war crimes?

Hour Two: The coming economic crash - Dr. Ravi Batra talks with Thom and takes your calls

Hour Three: Progressive budget battle comimg - Tim Carpenter, Progressive Democrats of America

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mathboy 13 years 16 weeks ago
#1

That should be "Which will be the first state..." Corporations aren't people and states aren't either.

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mathboy 13 years 16 weeks ago
#2

In Italian, "gli" followed by another vowel typically sound like /lyee/, so Vincent Bugliosi isn't axactly droppin' the g, but pronouncing it true to his heritage. "Gli" is even one of the words for "the" in Italian. It's masculine plural, and is the form used when the following word starts with a consonant (e.g. gli spaghetti), just as "the" in English sounds like /dhee/ before a vowel and /dhuh/ before a consonant, but Italian is more drastic.

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