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WASHINGTON-According to Ford’s testimony, she claimed that Brett Kavanaugh and Mark Judge were visibly drunk when she arrived. She was pushed on the bed by Kavanaugh when she went to second floor to find a bathroom.

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Blasey Ford hearing begins

WASHINGTON- Christine Blasey Ford, professor of psychology at Palo Alto University and alleged victim of sexual assault in 1982 at the hands of prospective Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh took her seat in a Senate office building to begin day five of the Brett Kavanaugh hearing.

“I drank one beer that evening,” Ford said in a letter to the senate.

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Kavanaugh Accuser Ford is going to be Testify Alleged Sexual Assault

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Kavanaugh Accuser Ford is going to be Testify Alleged Sexual Assault

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Chia-Yu

Washington – Christine Blasey Ford went in to the court room in a black blouse. She is going to testify on alleged sexual assault by Brett M. Kavanaugh’s nomination to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court this morning.

“I was pushed onto the bed and Brett got on top of me. He began running his hands over my body and grinding his hips into me,“ said Dr. Ford in a letter to the Washington Post. The court is going to questioning the details of it.

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Christine Blasey further detailed her allegations towards Kavanaugh and submitted an updated written testimony, stating, “It is not my responsibility to determine whether Mr. Kavanaugh deserves to sit on the Supreme Court. My responsibility is to tell the truth.”

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Christine Blasey Ford attended the hearing on sexual allegation

WASHNGTON- Christine Blasey Ford, who accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh for sexual assault in high school, attended the hearing at the Senate Committee on the Judiciary today. Ford and Kavanaugh would be testified publicly.

The hearing for the nomination of Kavanaugh was originally held on Monday, but it had been postponed due to the controversial allegation. Besides, two more women accused him in the past two days.

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WASHINGTON –This morning, Brett Kavanaugh’s Justice nomination will be closely examined by a committee hearing at the US Senate. Christine Blasey will begin with her testament regarding the sexual assault allegations that took place years ago, while the two were still peers in high school.

Blasey took her seat in front of the committee where prosecutor Rachel Mitchell began her questioning.

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Kavanaugh Accuser Ford is going to be Testify Alleged Sexual Assault

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Kavanaugh Accuser Ford is going to be Testify Alleged Sexual Assault

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Chia-Yu

Washington – United States Senate is holding a hearing  on Brett M. Kavanaugh’s nomination to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court this morning. Christine Blasey Ford, who accuses he sexually assaulted her is going to testify.

Dr. Ford revealed the nominee assaulted her sexually when the two were in high school, her letter about it is going to be testify, she just walked in the court with a black blouse.

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Survivors of WWII and their families and friends gathered to honor Albert Laver, a corporal who helped shorten the war by 6 months, with Mayor of Wirral unveiling a memorial plaque dedicated to him.

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Mayor of Wirral unveiled a memorial plaque to honor Albert Laver, a WWII soldier who shortened the war for 6 months with his mates, in front of the townpeople and  late soldier’s family.

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‘Extraordinary Citizen’ Honored with Memorial Plaque Ceremony

Albert Laver, a World War II soldier who risked his life to sink enemy ships, will be forever remembered through a newly dedicated memorial plaque in Wirra. Mayor Gerry Ellis unveiled the plaque to an inspired crowd of family and townspeople, saying, “We are all very proud of Bert Laver.”

Albert Laver was one of four men who made it to enemy-held territory in France to destroy six German cargo ships in the Bordeaux harbor. As part of the “Cockleshell Heroes” he canoed over 60 miles to achieve this goal, but was later captured and shot by the Germans.

Laver’s nephew, Stuart Laver, attended the ceremony. He said, “My mother always described him as quite a tough little monkey with a good sense of humor.”

In 1942, Winston Churchill said that Laver’s efforts may have shortened the war by six months. For every month of wartime, about # people were killed, and by alleviating the war by six months, we can estimate that # of lives were saved.

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Albert Laver, who canoed 60 miles to sink German ships and helped shorten the Second World War by six months, was honored by a memorial plaque. Mayor of Wirral Gerry Ellis unveiled the plaque on the ceremony which family and townspeople attended.

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Mayor of Wirral unveiled a plaque to memorize a group of Second World War soldiers canoed to France sinking German ships, two came back to Britain and the others sacrificed during the mission, today.

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‘Extraordinary Citizen’ Honored with Memorial Plaque Ceremony

A new memorial plaque in Wirral has been dedicated to preserving the memory of Corporal Albert Laver, a WWII soldier who helped sink enemy ships. Mayor Gerry Ellis unveiled the plaque to an inspired crowd of family and townspeople, saying, “We are all very proud of Bert Laver.”

Albert Laver was one of four men who made it to enemy-held territory in France to destroy German cargo ships in the Bordeaux harbor. As part of the “Cockleshell Heroes” he canoed over 60 miles to achieve this goal, but was later caught and shot by the Germans.

Laver’s nephew, Stuart Laver, attended the ceremony. He said, “My mother always described him as quite a tough little monkey with a good sense of humor.”

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Winston Churchill said a group of World War II heroes shortened the war by six months. Today, the townspeople of Wirral honored those soldiers, known as the Cockleshell Heroes, with a memorial plaque. The Cockleshell Heroes are known for canoeing 60 miles through German occupied France to successfully sink six German cargo ships in Bordeaux harbor. 

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Winston Churchill said a group of World War II heroes shortened the war by six months. Today, the townspeople of Wirral honored those soldiers, known as the Cockleshell Heroes, with a memorial plaque. The Cockleshell Heroes are known for canoeing 60 miles through German occupied France to successfully sink six German cargo ships in Bordeaux harbor. 

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Kathleen

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Being honored by the memorial plaque, which was unveiled by the Mayor of Wirral with many people showing up the ceremony, the saddest thing is that Corporal Laver would never be able to see it himself.