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Instead of people considering just an impression or soundbites or headlines, or not having any real opinion at all and just deferring to their parties or answering questions almost at random, we’ve shown that everybody is capable of informed judgment and deliberation on a reasoned basis.

"My legs hurt all the time, my back hurts, I get headaches all the time and it's horrible not having any memory and not remembering people you've known and worked for," said Wayne, whose partner Tracey has cared for him since the attacks.

"This robotic nature of not leaving our positions, being micro-managed within an inch of our lives, not having any freedom to take a risk to go and try and win a football match is becoming an illness in the game," lamented Neville.

But in a grief-stricken panic, trying to use the 20 remaining minutes before a meeting to make myself a tomato sandwich for lunch in honor of Harriet M. Welsch, not having any juicy, red fruits on my counter is a disaster.

The Pope also added that some of the southern European countries that receive the most migrant arrivals "are not having any children and need manpower".