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It is perhaps in this spirit that the European Parliament has been debating how the EU is going to work in future, in the looming shadow of Brexit. The UK's vote to leave the EU, last June, came as a seismic shock to most MEPs. And many are quite open in their view that it amounts to a self-destructive decision by the British to uncouple themselves from one of modern history's primary drivers of peace and prosperity. British Eurosceptics of course would cast the Brexit vote in an entirely different light, and now foresee a future in which the UK will be free to make its fortune - and make its own new global trading relationships - unfettered from the dead hand of stifling Brussels bureaucracy. It will be years of course - perhaps many years - before we know who is on the right side of that debate. United Europe ambition But one consequence of Brexit is already with us - the EU is now free to debate how it might work in the future without any input from the UK. In theory that should leave Europe's federalists freer to dream than they have been in the past. Britain's voice has generally been raised to question the wisdom and value of further integration that would give EU institutions greater powers at the expense of individual national governments. You would expect such dreams to be articulated best by Guy Verhofstadt - the former prime minister of Belgium, who now leads the liberal bloc in the European Parliament and who will represent that body in Brexit negotiations. Image copyright AFP Image caption Guy Verhofstadt rejects claims that European voters have turned against the EU In the debate on future reform Mr Verhofstadt said: "The union is in crisis. The European Union doesn't have much friends: not at home, not abroad.
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So far, so British. But the great British pastime of standing in line may not as simple as it seems - according to academics if you want to truly master the art of the queue, you need to follow the rules. It's all about the power of six, professors say. People will wait for six minutes in a queue before giving up and are unlikely to join a line of more than six people, researchers at the University College London found. Six is also the magic number when it comes to spacing - gaps of fewer than six inches between people can spark anxiety or stress. But the biggest faux pas of all is the push-in; queue jump at your peril. The report's author, Adrian Furnham, Professor of Psychology at UCL, said the public nature of queuing means that queue jumping sparks a "huge sense of injustice" among those in line. He pointed to previous research by Dutch psychologist Geert Hofstede, which claimed: "The British believe that inequalities between people should be minimized, and everyone should have the autonomy to pursue goals with equal opportunity." The UCL study was based on a review of academic literature on queuing at banks, cash points and supermarkets. 'Specific conduct' Other queue no-nos include striking up a conversation while queuing and standing on the wrong side of escalators - though this was mainly a complaint of Londoners who feel tourists "misuse" the underground. The report found the most confusing rule for foreigners could be the practice of one person offering their place in the queue to another.
The latest threats bring the number of incidents to 69 in 27 states in the past month, according to the JCC Association of North America. No bombs were found at any of the centres targeted with telephone calls. Last week, 27 Jewish community centres in 17 US states reported receiving hoax bomb threats. All of the threats made on Monday, along with previous incidents in January , turned out to be false and Jewish centres have since reopened with normal services resumed. Responding to the latest incidents, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said that US President Donald Trump had made it "abundantly clear" that such actions were "unacceptable". German fury at Holocaust memorial remark "Hatred and hate-motivated violence of any kind have no place in a country founded on the promise of individual freedom," the statement, which was shared on Twitter by NBC News correspondent Peter Alexander, said. Mr Trump's daughter Ivanka 
President.ir/Handout via REUTERS 3/3 By Bozorgmehr Sharafedin | DUBAI DUBAI A top Iranian official called on the Gulf Arab states on Tuesday to seize the opportunity of a visit by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to Oman and Kuwait to improve ties, warning that a chance like this would "pass like a cloud". Rouhani will visit Oman and Kuwait on Wednesday on his first visit to 
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Or will they hold their fire for Trumps second pick, which will likely come in the next four years? _____ THE STORY Trump unveiled his choice to fill the late Justice Antonin Scalias seat with typical showmanship, leaving the media in suspense between his rumored top picks Gorsuch and Judge Thomas Hardiman until the last possible minute leading to comparisons to The Bachelor. But despite the theatrics around the announcement, Gorsuch is an establishment pick who would have likely been on any Republican presidents shortlist for the Supreme Court. The Colorado federal appellate judge went to Harvard Law School and is respected by both liberal and conservative colleagues. President Barack Obamas former acting solicitor general penned an op-ed endorsing him after he was announced, calling him a man of fairness and decency. SCOTUSblog argues that Gorsuch is ideologically similar to the conservative Scalia , given his strict textualism, lively opinions and disapproval of attempts to clear public spaces of religious expression. This presents a problem for Senate Democrats, who were eager to argue that Trump had picked a jurist well out of the mainstream so they could block consideration of the nominee. The lawmakers are still angry over Senate Republicans unanimous refusal to even consider Garland. Last month, Sen. Chuck Schumer argued that the seat was stolen and he might attempt to hold it open until 2020. A minority is able to block a Supreme Court nominee thanks to the filibuster, which takes 60 votes to overcome. Republicans currently have 52 seats meaning they need a good chunk of Democrats to side with them to bring Gorsuchs nomination to a vote. But Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., has already hinted in multiple interviews he would be willing to change Senate rules to end the filibuster.
