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1. Deutsche Bank:

   We're (still) in a surplus for this year and next ... even though mining companies have downgraded guidance and we've had 170,000 tonnes worth of disruptions so far this year.

2. Deutsche Bank:

   We're still in a lull post Chinese New Year. I expect a bit of a pick-up but ... any price above $6,200-6,300 per tonne, copper will not stay there for very long, we're (still) in a surplus for this year and next ... even though mining companies have downgraded guidance and we've had 170,000 tonnes worth of disruptions so far this year.

3. Haley Toumaian:

   I am a true crime podcaster, and when I heard about Gabby’s case I knew I needed to use my research to look into it, when I heard about her, it struck a chord with me because I am similar in age to her, also a YouTuber, am engaged… we have a lot of similarities. The first video I posted I was just trying to get the very early info out there to my about 170,000 followers at the time, just in case anyone knew anything about it.

4. Bob Goodlatte:

   Because of the failure by this and previous administrations to detain criminal aliens, and the failure to vigorously pursue fugitives, there are almost 180,000 convicted criminal aliens currently in removal proceedings who are living in our neighborhoods and almost 170,000 convicted criminal aliens who have been ordered removed yet are also living free.

5. State Sen. Ricardo Lara:

   Ira Mehlman said. In October Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation that extended Medi-Cal to illegal immigrant children as of 2016, which is estimated to apply to approximately 170,000 children. Some lawmakers in the state see the move as only a first step however. State Sen. Ricardo Lara advocates expanding health insurance to all illegal immigrants in the state. An early version of State Sen. Ricardo Lara bill failed after being priced at more than $ 1 billion, the LA Times reported. We have made tremendous progress in California this year to address these health disparities by expanding access to health care coverage for all children, but as this report indicates there is so much work still to be done.