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i but rebuilding a booming trade will take time.— will take time. i think there will take time. i think there will be a — will take time. i think there will be a lot _ will take time. i think there will be a lot of _ will take time. i think there will be a lot of work, - will take time. i think there will be a lot of work, and i will take time. i think there l will be a lot of work, and the chinese industry so much built on relationships as well, and having that time out of the market has meant other people have stepped into those gaps that we left, so rebuilding those relationships will be a huge part of getting back into china. ibig huge part of getting back into china. �* . ., , huge part of getting back into china. �* . . , ., china. big challenges remain, even though _ china. big challenges remain, even though the _ china. big challenges remain, even though the tariffs - china. big challenges remain, even though the tariffs are . even though the tariffs are being lifted. the diplomatic row between beijing and canberra cost australia its biggest overseas wine market. t
i but rebuilding a booming trade will take time.— will take time. i think there will take time. i think there will be a — will take time. i think there will be a lot _ will take time. i think there will be a lot of _ will take time. i think there will be a lot of work, - will take time. i think there will be a lot of work, and i will take time. i think there l will be a lot of work, and the chinese industry so much built on relationships as well, and having that time out of the market has...
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time has come, time has chosen us, time has chosen us, time has chosen us. a new sky is right above us, new songs, think up yourself, something that is ours cannot be bought, cannot be taken away, something that our strangers will never understand, this is our soul, and we don’t understand it, but... new time, new heroes, believe your own and don’t listen to someone else’s, it all starts here now, the time has come, time has chosen us, time has chosen us, time has chosen us. every time has its own heroes, and the heroes of a modern and independent country are its people. our people have always valued and respected their land; it is the key to understanding not only our traditions, but also ourselves. belarusians have always known that only with their own hands should they take care of their land, protect and love it as the most valuable gift. our land is our place of power. the cells of the sabyaru vyanochak, the early race i will go, the singing birds, the fowl of my dear father will follow, tanya allows me to capture the people of the pale, i will te
time has come, time has chosen us, time has chosen us, time has chosen us. a new sky is right above us, new songs, think up yourself, something that is ours cannot be bought, cannot be taken away, something that our strangers will never understand, this is our soul, and we don’t understand it, but... new time, new heroes, believe your own and don’t listen to someone else’s, it all starts here now, the time has come, time has chosen us, time has chosen us, time has chosen us. every time...
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time. the fact that all of this was televised. we can see the pictures from the time because it became not just an issue about what had actually happened during the killings themselves but really the drama of the court room and whether or not oj simpson was going to be found guilty. the way that it seems to crystallise racial divisions in america —— seemed to crystallise racial divisions and whether the case had played a role and that is what made this such a significant moment in american history. he was found not guilty _ moment in american history. he was found not guilty in _ moment in american history. he was found not guilty in 1995 _ moment in american history. he was found not guilty in 1995 but - moment in american history. he was found not guilty in 1995 but then - moment in american history. he was found not guilty in 1995 but then a i found not guilty in 1995 but then a civil court jury found not guilty in 1995 but then a civil courtjury held oj simpson liable for the deaths
time. the fact that all of this was televised. we can see the pictures from the time because it became not just an issue about what had actually happened during the killings themselves but really the drama of the court room and whether or not oj simpson was going to be found guilty. the way that it seems to crystallise racial divisions in america —— seemed to crystallise racial divisions and whether the case had played a role and that is what made this such a significant moment in american...
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and that is our time. as president of the united auto workers, i represent 400,000 working class people across industries, and 600,000 retirees. and i know when my members look back on their lives, they never say “i wish i had worked more.” when people reach the end of their lives, they never say “i wish i'd made more money.” what they wish for is they wish they had more time. that's what work does. we are paid for our time, and when we were, we are sacrificing time with other people, friends, and other things we wish to do. but time, like every precious resource in our society, is not given freely to the working class. since the industrial revolution, we have seen the productivity of our society skyrocket. with the advance of technology, one market is now doing what 12 workers used to do. more profit can be squeezed out of every hour, every minute, every second. there was a time when this phenomenon was supposed to lead to workers getting their time back. getting some of their lives back. nearly 1
and that is our time. as president of the united auto workers, i represent 400,000 working class people across industries, and 600,000 retirees. and i know when my members look back on their lives, they never say “i wish i had worked more.” when people reach the end of their lives, they never say “i wish i'd made more money.” what they wish for is they wish they had more time. that's what work does. we are paid for our time, and when we were, we are sacrificing time with other people,...
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it's happening all the time. and our whole goal is, our culture of our place is bring people up that are very young, give them opportunities that they would never get anywhere else. grow them throughout the organization. make sure they are entrepreneurial, hard-working, and want to win. and if you have that, you have a great culture in a company. and that's sort of where we spend all of -- a huge amount of our time trying to build within the organization. francine: bring them up to test them or just to make them learn? bruce: look, we can bring them up to take on roles. and eventually, eventually, i will become an executive chairman. and i'll still be around. but somebody else is going to run the place. francine: will you ever retire? bruce: i will become an executive chairman at some point in time. and what that means is, i'm here to help mentor young people, help with business development, look after clients that can be helpful to the overall organization. but at some point in time -- this is a hard business. w
it's happening all the time. and our whole goal is, our culture of our place is bring people up that are very young, give them opportunities that they would never get anywhere else. grow them throughout the organization. make sure they are entrepreneurial, hard-working, and want to win. and if you have that, you have a great culture in a company. and that's sort of where we spend all of -- a huge amount of our time trying to build within the organization. francine: bring them up to test them or...
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so the time it runs... if you are on the moon commit would be like the time was moving exactly the same as it does on earth, your experience of time is always going to be the same. but the relative time between the two changes. it's this really strange quirk of this fundamental nature of the universe and the way gravity and space and time work together. to hollywood next. kirsten dunst says her new film about a civil war in present day america "is a warning" about what could happen. the film called — civil war — features a president some have compared to donald trump. it's written and directed by alex garland, who's behind dystopian hits such as 28 days later. charlotte gallagher has been talking to kirsten and alex about their film, as well as men being paid more in hollywood. newsreel: 19 states have seceded. .. an america divided — engulfed by civil war. citizens of america... led by a president who is refusing to leave the white house. kirsten dunst plays a war photographer traumatised by her work
so the time it runs... if you are on the moon commit would be like the time was moving exactly the same as it does on earth, your experience of time is always going to be the same. but the relative time between the two changes. it's this really strange quirk of this fundamental nature of the universe and the way gravity and space and time work together. to hollywood next. kirsten dunst says her new film about a civil war in present day america "is a warning" about what could happen....
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and at the time it was written for -- i was like 19 at the time. so it was actually written for a young girl. ♪ ♪ >> and nicole ended up doing it. she wanted to do it. i was like, oh, my chances are gone. but, yeah, i mean, all of them, i mean, a ton, you know. that's what we do. we audition. >> reporter: and between auditions, life happened. relationships, children, and the kinds of things that inspire songs. ♪ it was you and me forever ♪ >> reporter: sure, she writes about love and lust, but maybe not surprisingly the one song that truly rips her heart out is about ryder, her son with her former husband black crow's front man chris robinson. ♪ he was everything to me ♪ ♪ soon it would be three ♪ ♪ and you came and changed my life ♪ >> it's the strongest love i ever had. so when you have your first child, i was so young, and when i was writing this album, which was two years ago now, ryder was leaving for college. so here i was writing this album and my son -- how old are yours? >> reporter: they are 16. >> get ready. get ready
and at the time it was written for -- i was like 19 at the time. so it was actually written for a young girl. ♪ ♪ >> and nicole ended up doing it. she wanted to do it. i was like, oh, my chances are gone. but, yeah, i mean, all of them, i mean, a ton, you know. that's what we do. we audition. >> reporter: and between auditions, life happened. relationships, children, and the kinds of things that inspire songs. ♪ it was you and me forever ♪ >> reporter: sure, she writes...
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long time. really long, long time. i've got this fear. ijust don't know what it is. and is it giving you pain? but bringing dentists to a place she trusts has helped break that cycle. open for me. she also brought her son, gary, who is deaf. just move your head this way. straightaway he's able to get a temporary cover on a rotten tooth. you ok? the plan is that you're both going to have treatment at a dental hospital. but that is going to take months, isn't it? rather that than we wouldn't have done it at all. we'd have just been in limbo. one in three children live in poverty in the north east of england... d, e, decayed. on the lower left, e decayed, d decayed. ..which means poorer overall health. it's really harrowing to see the amount of kids that come through where there are just sheer amounts of decay. it's really hard when you're taking out 10, 12, 15 teeth on one child, some of whom are as young as two or three. i still get really upset when you think, what a shame that this is a preventable problem. put some fluoride varnish on your teeth and make them nice
long time. really long, long time. i've got this fear. ijust don't know what it is. and is it giving you pain? but bringing dentists to a place she trusts has helped break that cycle. open for me. she also brought her son, gary, who is deaf. just move your head this way. straightaway he's able to get a temporary cover on a rotten tooth. you ok? the plan is that you're both going to have treatment at a dental hospital. but that is going to take months, isn't it? rather that than we wouldn't have...
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time for ten seconds of a rogue proposal. while running the london marathon with a fridge called tallulah on his back, daniel fairbrother stopped to propose to his girlfriend. she said yes and off he went to finish the marathon. you are all caught up now, see you later. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre. here's what is coming up. inter milan are champions of italy, after a win over their cross—city rivals. he cannot stop winning. scottie scheffler secures another pga tour title, this time at a rain—delayed rbc heritage in south carolina. and four—time snooker world champion mark selby admits he is contemplating his future, after crashing out of this year's championship in the first round. welcome along to the programme. now, it was a particularly sweet night for internazionale, as they secured the serie a title in italy, and they did so against their fiercest rivals, ac milan. a 2—1win at the san siro was enough to get over the line. the equation was simple at the san siro. inter
time for ten seconds of a rogue proposal. while running the london marathon with a fridge called tallulah on his back, daniel fairbrother stopped to propose to his girlfriend. she said yes and off he went to finish the marathon. you are all caught up now, see you later. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre. here's what is coming up. inter milan are champions of italy, after a win over their cross—city rivals. he cannot stop winning. scottie scheffler secures...
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it is taking a longtime. so _ take a long time? it is taking a long time, so we _ take a long time? it is taking a long time, so we don't know . take a long time? it is taking a - long time, so we don't know when we will be done, but at the meantime we are still fighting on. do will be done, but at the meantime we are still fighting on.— are still fighting on. do you have an faith are still fighting on. do you have any faith in _ are still fighting on. do you have any faith in the _ are still fighting on. do you have any faith in the inquiry _ are still fighting on. do you have any faith in the inquiry and - are still fighting on. do you have any faith in the inquiry and what| are still fighting on. do you have. any faith in the inquiry and what it might yield? the any faith in the inquiry and what it might yield?— might yield? the way it has been conducted and _ might yield? the way it has been conducted and all, _ might yield? the way it has been conducted and all, i _ might yield? the way it has been conducted and all, i am - might yield? the way it has been i conducted and a
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now is the time to the fuse and the escalates. now is the time for maximum restraints, the u. n. chief is not to load in edging restraints, georgia and within the flight pulse of the wave of, of rainy and miss silas and drones. down some of them, king abdullah told us president joe biden to any further action by israel wood wide in the conflict in the region. the us and allies, including the u. k and friends also helped israel friend off of ron's attack. at the g 7 video meeting, the focus was on condemning and wrong, containing the conflict. ron's actions risk provoking, an uncontrollable regional escalation and this has to be avoided. we will continue to work to stabilize the situation we call on the wrong, and it's prophecies to seize completely the attacks. as all parties should exercise, maximum restrains. we stand by the security as well and avoid a region which is of course important for our security here at home to what we now need is for calm heads to prevail. israel says it has not lost sight of its subject to sink gall, so that to imperative and pressure from its al
now is the time to the fuse and the escalates. now is the time for maximum restraints, the u. n. chief is not to load in edging restraints, georgia and within the flight pulse of the wave of, of rainy and miss silas and drones. down some of them, king abdullah told us president joe biden to any further action by israel wood wide in the conflict in the region. the us and allies, including the u. k and friends also helped israel friend off of ron's attack. at the g 7 video meeting, the focus was...
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he was 91 or 92 at that time. when he opened the door and saw me, tears were rolling down his cheeks, he was so happy to see us and to see me with my children, and that i was alive and doing well. it was also a very special moment in my life, of course. peter: what was your life like in the united states? in the subsequent years? mr. wurfl: my life in the united states? peter, when i got to the united states, i was the happiest person in the world. i did not know anybody, i had nobody come i had no money, but i was in the united states. where there was freedom and democracy and people could do what they wanted to do and coming out of hitler country and suddenly being in the united states, it was unbelievable. i was the happiest kid. i was only 17 but god, i remember i was so happy. it was amazing to see the skyscrapers and millions of cars everywhere. i came to new york. it was just amazing. as soon as i got to the united states, the first thing i needed to do was learn the language. actually i was in new york for
he was 91 or 92 at that time. when he opened the door and saw me, tears were rolling down his cheeks, he was so happy to see us and to see me with my children, and that i was alive and doing well. it was also a very special moment in my life, of course. peter: what was your life like in the united states? in the subsequent years? mr. wurfl: my life in the united states? peter, when i got to the united states, i was the happiest person in the world. i did not know anybody, i had nobody come i...
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time, and because my mother had a lot of her own problems, every time she came, that is , at first it was a scandal that was quite serious, i didn’t always understand, what is the reason, i did something wrong, that is, you know that feeling of a holiday every friday, but at the same time, uh-huh. you move away from the door because you’re scared, well, that is, first you need to survive what will happen, so my mother often spent time with her friends, that is, i felt that i missed her, at school i didn’t have such a large number of friends, it’s not that i kind of suffered from it, i just lived, and well, i’m not a particularly talkative person, that is, i was comfortable in this, but i understood that i was somewhere it’s somehow... very, very hard inside, i started smoking early, and you know, when i smoked, i always, well, that is, i did n’t smoke because it was fashionable then or something else, i liked it, that i inhale, it seems like such a bitter smoke, yes, but when i exhale, i feel better, that is, i often stood on the balcony and then i exhaled, and it turned
time, and because my mother had a lot of her own problems, every time she came, that is , at first it was a scandal that was quite serious, i didn’t always understand, what is the reason, i did something wrong, that is, you know that feeling of a holiday every friday, but at the same time, uh-huh. you move away from the door because you’re scared, well, that is, first you need to survive what will happen, so my mother often spent time with her friends, that is, i felt that i missed her, at...
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and i yield the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized mr. meeks: continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. kean: thank you. as people are here witnessing and speaking about this -- the attacks are all interconnected. iran, russia, and china all are seeking to do harm to this ---o our nation and the western rules-based order. it's extraordinarily important during these times we show strength and unity of purpose. i am thankful that the gentleman from new york, the ranking member of the foreign affairs committee, mr. meeks, supported this measure both in the rules committee as well as on the floor here tonight. because it shows a very strong importance of this resolution. and our unparalleled support for the state of israel anti-right to defend itself. we -- and the right to defend itself. we as the house of representatives have the responsibility, and i expe
and i yield the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized mr. meeks: continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. kean: thank you. as people are here witnessing and speaking about this -- the attacks are all interconnected. iran, russia, and china all are seeking to do harm to this ---o our nation and the western rules-based order. it's...
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and that's what's been slipping over time. the idea that they could they could have things wrong with the airplane as it's going down the production line, but still push it to the next position on the line, rather than stopping the line and making sure it was right. >> okay, john, look, let's talk really quickly before we go about the faa ground stop today. the order for alaska airlines, it was a system issue, i guess, right. the system that calculates the weight and the balance, which is of course so important, but is this common? is this a common technical problem? and you know, that requires a ground stop. >> this is such a common problem that we are totally dependent in the aviation industry. now on massive computers with very, very complex interacting programs. and it doesn't matter which airline it is, everybody has experienced who runs these things, upload, that has gone wrong or an hour or 2 or 3 or hours and you cannot fly the airline. it's not just because of the weight and balance. it's every other aspect, including
and that's what's been slipping over time. the idea that they could they could have things wrong with the airplane as it's going down the production line, but still push it to the next position on the line, rather than stopping the line and making sure it was right. >> okay, john, look, let's talk really quickly before we go about the faa ground stop today. the order for alaska airlines, it was a system issue, i guess, right. the system that calculates the weight and the balance, which is...
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they are about the same time they _ they? they are about the same time they don't _ they? they are about the same time they don't want _ they? they are about the same time they don't want to - they? they are about the same time they don't want to get - time they don't want to get into a direct war with israel which would also bring united states interaction. from the iranian perspective, israel is doing everything possible to draw iran into a regional conflict so that the united states can come support israel. and of course the israeli leadership has that more than once that they want to get rid of all threats to israel, not only from hamas would also hezbollah in lebanon and iranpresence in syria and other iranian affiliations which have acted so far in solidarity. and hamas with the palestinian course. well, china's leaders are trying to find ways to battle what many economists have described as a demographic ticking time bomb. the country is ageing and shrinking — one in five people are over the age of 60 — which is the largest elderly population in the world. pensi
they are about the same time they _ they? they are about the same time they don't _ they? they are about the same time they don't want _ they? they are about the same time they don't want to - they? they are about the same time they don't want to get - time they don't want to get into a direct war with israel which would also bring united states interaction. from the iranian perspective, israel is doing everything possible to draw iran into a regional conflict so that the united states can come...
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water, time flew by quickly. a legitimate question: why did you come a second time? interesting, just for fun, so to speak. you are not afraid to fly out, for example, to third round and never made it to the super final? of course, i wanted to get to the super final, but if i recover, i won’t cry or laugh. you don’t like computer science, this is probably the most unpopular version of the answer to what subject is now in the 21st century. you like me, computer science, why? well, unfortunately, i just don’t understand her, who do you want to become? well, in general, i would like to connect my life with geography, in many directions at the same bsu, i’m not his class teacher, but i’m a geography teacher, but we work very closely with sasha, since sasha came from the seventh grade and we started studying hard, i saw the potential in this student and revealed him as a creative person, how did you see the potential in him? one paragraph was not enough, yeah, he needed to prepare additional information, so, starting from the seventh grade, we began to study ext
water, time flew by quickly. a legitimate question: why did you come a second time? interesting, just for fun, so to speak. you are not afraid to fly out, for example, to third round and never made it to the super final? of course, i wanted to get to the super final, but if i recover, i won’t cry or laugh. you don’t like computer science, this is probably the most unpopular version of the answer to what subject is now in the 21st century. you like me, computer science, why? well,...
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the first time he wanted to go, he was unable to do so. what will he do this time ? the brother who opened the way, this made it easier for him to go, that is, the big brother freed that obstacle for him . he took photos and letters from musa and mustafa. what is left of this, haj, lady, this is the will of martyr musa, and this is the last handwriting, when the same operation in karbala, the last line written in martyr mustafa's will is my will. despicable and sinful mustafa ansari , i have a few words for my dear and cherished family that i would like them to do these things after my death . i would like you to bury me on friday if possible. now, in the absence of a mother who has been impatient for a few days, she is going through memories for her father. mustafa had a notebook in his pocket. which is written in order. this is the blood that was in his pocket when he was martyred this is what is on this page, ahmad askari of sed and sima news agency. here is sarai lab and'. where you can very easily choose your favorite sports equipment from among all the impressi
the first time he wanted to go, he was unable to do so. what will he do this time ? the brother who opened the way, this made it easier for him to go, that is, the big brother freed that obstacle for him . he took photos and letters from musa and mustafa. what is left of this, haj, lady, this is the will of martyr musa, and this is the last handwriting, when the same operation in karbala, the last line written in martyr mustafa's will is my will. despicable and sinful mustafa ansari , i have a...
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they need to for a short amount of time and leave. they need to have a job and a and they need to get training. so it's almost a kind of vocational school for them to go back and work in the colonies. and that's really interesting because first, i mean, you know, the bordeaux was hard to find a kind of a link. there's very kind of real few concrete links. but the idea that the members of the academy would then go over to parliament and vote on the legality of slavery during in 1738 i think was really interesting. and the second thing that, you know, to get to to to look at this question a little bit more broadly, was that france for the longest was a had benefited from the free soil principle. this was something that was instituted during the middle ages. the idea that you would show up in france, you'd set foot in france and you would be free. and in fact, there were all french three are all kind of part of the same kind of etymology realm. and what happened in 1719 was that the regent who replaced louis 14th, the sun king, who had d
they need to for a short amount of time and leave. they need to have a job and a and they need to get training. so it's almost a kind of vocational school for them to go back and work in the colonies. and that's really interesting because first, i mean, you know, the bordeaux was hard to find a kind of a link. there's very kind of real few concrete links. but the idea that the members of the academy would then go over to parliament and vote on the legality of slavery during in 1738 i think was...
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this time it wasn't cartier jewelry, this time it was yachts. big boats. this story, again, fake story, included a photo of these two big yachts that you could look up by name on the internet. they're real yachts. but the fake story about them was that this time, these two yachts had been bought by the president of ukraine himself. so it wasn't the wife buying jewelry. this time, it was the president of ukraine himself buying boats. $75 million he spent buying these two yachts. and again, the whole point of this fake story is very obvious. right? russian disinformation site is spreading this around, russia obviously wants people to believe this story. they want people to think, oh, why should we, why should anyone keep providing support to ukraine to fight back against russia having invaded them, why should ukraine get any support from any other country? they're just stealing the support. they're stealing the money, buying yachts with it. and don't i remember hearing something else about them buying diamond rings with it, too? just like the jewelry one was
this time it wasn't cartier jewelry, this time it was yachts. big boats. this story, again, fake story, included a photo of these two big yachts that you could look up by name on the internet. they're real yachts. but the fake story about them was that this time, these two yachts had been bought by the president of ukraine himself. so it wasn't the wife buying jewelry. this time, it was the president of ukraine himself buying boats. $75 million he spent buying these two yachts. and again, the...
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let's say you want catch fall time. wanted to hide in his mind was let's see exactly why the bell grade military archivist specifically created a telegram, apparently sent from costa this summer of 1942. in other words, what happened in color of that summer to cut volt time? that was so important. it had to be covered by a fake telegram the, the gem and document found in the national archives and washington and headed t dash 311-195-0328 is very particular on to the item correlation. the curly show operation, cost of the president, ended in great success. 7947 prisoners sent 1592 germany. 2774 to no way. and then an incredible sentence with no explanation. i'll just translate 3000 women and children. then it's added, communicating in german press. so this german document helped a lot by knew how to amend split precise with the military documents. so following the gym and documents that i quoted just now, i succeeded in finding both ends to communicate in the gym and press. and even the also the roof that report in the o
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for you know, race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature, the more likes watching it. on youtube, dw documentary, the a mazda piece of classical music. this is near as it's moving assumption. it's about not losing faith in the darkest of times. we must believe in the light. now the face hovens 9th page that brings us to flee from shanghai to sell paulo people all over the world. no and loved the symphony that stands for peace and understanding among nations and not just in the european union.
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-- for some time. it is very significant. - it is now happening? -- for some time. it is very significant. very l time. it is very significant. very often we have seen israel appear kind of impervious to some of the international demands being made, including from its biggest ally, the us. up till now, the us has looked very reluctant to try to use leverage has over israel because of the diplomatic shield it provides at the diplomatic shield it provides at the un security council in particular, but in general on the world stage for israel. and also the huge amount of military assistance and military sales that come from the us to israel. it has not looked like those were in jeopardy even when there were growing strains between the two allies. it was not made explicit exactly what president biden said in the half an hour call to the israeli prime minister, but obviously this time the warnings he gave were stark enough that they could be a change in us policy if there were no changes in israel's conduct of the war in gaza, if they were not more steps taken to protect
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we had a hard time on that motto and wasn't a reaction to trump but happened to be introduced the time trump took office and was interpreted that way. that was a phrase that was meant to sort of signal the distinct role "the washington post" can play in washington and should play in washington which is holding power to account which is a historic role of "the washington post" and obviously did that in the case of richard nixon but has done that with presidents both republican and democratic. the phrase, we're not at war with the administration, we're at work came several weeks after trump was in office. trump on his first full day in office went to the c.i.a. and with whom he already had a troubled relationship because of their investigation with russia's intervention and the election. and standing in front of a memorial to fallen c.i.a. agents, what did he talk about but the press? and he said, as you know, i'm in a running war with the media, shaming to want to enlist the intelligence agency in his own war with the media. several weeks after that i was asked for my reaction to that a
we had a hard time on that motto and wasn't a reaction to trump but happened to be introduced the time trump took office and was interpreted that way. that was a phrase that was meant to sort of signal the distinct role "the washington post" can play in washington and should play in washington which is holding power to account which is a historic role of "the washington post" and obviously did that in the case of richard nixon but has done that with presidents both...
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let's not forget what code of old time. phone, the un secretary general, wrote in his 1977 book, the challenge of peace, the weeds of banks, and on page 24. so known interest that i was serving in the gym and tommy was to bad deliverance from my bitter situation. finally came. when all unit moved into active combat on the eastern front, in 1941 was wounded in the leg, medically discharged. by the time i wish we petra, to vienna, in 1942, it would become impossible to leave the country. the bonus had been closed. that were being heavily patrolled everywhere. the most ordinary movement was restricted and the all sorts he's dealt but fairly with anyone who did not can calling to the regulations. i was committed to resume my studies towards a doctorate in law, which i obtained some 2 years later. and the quote by some would say a perfect one. but as the holy script has promised, the whole head and things will be revealed. let's see what coach fall time wanted to hide in his mind was let's see exactly why the bill grade military
let's not forget what code of old time. phone, the un secretary general, wrote in his 1977 book, the challenge of peace, the weeds of banks, and on page 24. so known interest that i was serving in the gym and tommy was to bad deliverance from my bitter situation. finally came. when all unit moved into active combat on the eastern front, in 1941 was wounded in the leg, medically discharged. by the time i wish we petra, to vienna, in 1942, it would become impossible to leave the country. the...
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the remote time of hash that is world famous. it's literally tucked into the mountain side, but easily accessible by train and then a short ferry right across the lake. there are no cars allowed inside. the time itself has stopped has less than $800.00 inhabitants, but around a 1000000 visitors a year. instagram of the korean netflix theories have made the place world statements. okay, absolutely gorgeous. i get the height. yes, it might be, but knowing that there are quite a lot of people here, but i mean, can you blame them this time is the perfect place to just take it all in and wonder 3. there are so many beautiful little lanes in alleyways. the church is a highlight, built into the rocks as is the time square here with its old buildings, many of which date back hundreds of years. the well, it doesn't matter where you are in this time. you don't get security. and you can even see the time from above this going deluxe fix you up into the mountains for a magnificent view of hash that from the air. it also gives you access to t
the remote time of hash that is world famous. it's literally tucked into the mountain side, but easily accessible by train and then a short ferry right across the lake. there are no cars allowed inside. the time itself has stopped has less than $800.00 inhabitants, but around a 1000000 visitors a year. instagram of the korean netflix theories have made the place world statements. okay, absolutely gorgeous. i get the height. yes, it might be, but knowing that there are quite a lot of people...
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to free policy time. it's time to ensure that this as a has a permanent ceasefire. and that's a, that each of the people there, you know, the, the politicians and those in power need to listen to this generation. that is now looking at things from, from, from, from an impartial view. we're seeing the evidence 1st tend being sent to live on television, on different social media platforms. the palestinians on the ground, when they will stay steadfast. they know that they are on the side right. side of the facility, they do not want a repeat of 19481967. and they kind of do that without the support of people like here a jersey and applying to show the news. people around the world demonstrating, continuing to boycott, continued to lovely. the politicians, it's important that everyone continues to do that because all of that results in a positive impact on the people on the ground. and by this time, we'll continue to try to hear the news fight to get the 8 that is, that is reaching them in, in that, cuz i was
to free policy time. it's time to ensure that this as a has a permanent ceasefire. and that's a, that each of the people there, you know, the, the politicians and those in power need to listen to this generation. that is now looking at things from, from, from, from an impartial view. we're seeing the evidence 1st tend being sent to live on television, on different social media platforms. the palestinians on the ground, when they will stay steadfast. they know that they are on the side right....
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people are up in arms over the part-time work over full-time work. economists say, this is good thing, people like working part time. you put out something i thought was phenomenal because there is a distinction not working part time for non-economic reasons for economic reasons. we're working for non-economic reasons. maybe they're right, we simply like working part time. you put out something that feels to me maybe the definition of it from the bureau of labor statistics point of view doesn't pass the smell test. >> it's true. we were surprised as you when the narrative quickly emerged to, hey, a lot of people are leaving full-time jobs for casual 15-dollar an hour part-time jobs because of the joy of work. that is what non-economic reasons means, right? no. that isn't what it means. you have to go back to the definition of the data to understand, that's not what it means. charles: you know, listen, so, so then, but, why does that, why has that emerged then as a narrative? what should we really know about this? >> you know, it's, first and foremost
people are up in arms over the part-time work over full-time work. economists say, this is good thing, people like working part time. you put out something i thought was phenomenal because there is a distinction not working part time for non-economic reasons for economic reasons. we're working for non-economic reasons. maybe they're right, we simply like working part time. you put out something that feels to me maybe the definition of it from the bureau of labor statistics point of view doesn't...
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the first time my father died, the first time my husband left me. how does his common-law wife, ekaterina safronova, live after breaking up with kerzhakov? from which the football player took his son. but it’s very difficult for me to drink a glass there. i don't know how to drink wine by the glass. how many ardent fans tried to break through. defense of the head coach of the russian national team valery karpin. it's very nice to see you here. and why exactly daria became his chosen one. mom was shocked. how roman pavlyuchenko married once for the rest of his life. come on, tell the truth. and right now the long-awaited happiness of evgeny oldonin. for 10 years now, the football player has been happily married to his girlfriend olga, a long-legged blonde, who loves to sing, dance, knows a lot about dressing up and traveling. olga gave evgeniy aldonin a son, artyom, and a daughter, angelica. well, let's go, daughter? go. how did they find each other? was olga able to come to terms with being compared? with the football player’s ex-wife yulia nach
the first time my father died, the first time my husband left me. how does his common-law wife, ekaterina safronova, live after breaking up with kerzhakov? from which the football player took his son. but it’s very difficult for me to drink a glass there. i don't know how to drink wine by the glass. how many ardent fans tried to break through. defense of the head coach of the russian national team valery karpin. it's very nice to see you here. and why exactly daria became his chosen one. mom...
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boy, time flies. i was asked to write a magazine article about my hometown about the motor city's contributions to the war effort. i'm from just outside detroit. my father was an autoworker. my grandparents were among the many southerners who moved north during the war to work in the war plants and and that's where i grew up. and so i was asked to write about motor cities contributions to the war effort. you all probably know the story, rosie. the. tanks, trucks, guns, planes. all of that was happening. as franklin roosevelt said in one of his fireside chats to the american people. we must be the great arsenal of democracy is the greatest military buildup and defense spending program history. the numbers even today let me share some are unbelievable. during the war, 100,000 tanks and armored vehicles,. 310,000 airplanes, 860,000 heavy trucks. 12.5 million rifles, 41 billion rounds of ammunition. it is this incredible production across the united states that played a huge role in winning the war. it's
boy, time flies. i was asked to write a magazine article about my hometown about the motor city's contributions to the war effort. i'm from just outside detroit. my father was an autoworker. my grandparents were among the many southerners who moved north during the war to work in the war plants and and that's where i grew up. and so i was asked to write about motor cities contributions to the war effort. you all probably know the story, rosie. the. tanks, trucks, guns, planes. all of that was...
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eastern time. we have this video. take a look at this man in new jersey playing guitar when the earthquake happened. watch this. ♪ >> who is that? >> dagen: you can hear the sound of that earthquake. it does sound like an explosion or freight train, however you want to frame it or describe it. that's bridge water, new jersey, quite close to the epicenter. >> bill: the one thing we didn't have in 2011 is a camera at every corner and a camera in their pocket. we'll see a lot of videos coming into us throughout the day as we move through this story. digital editor for foxnews.com lives -- where are you? okay. you are in new jersey. how far is that from new york and how far is that from lebanon, new jersey, the epicenter? >> about an hour and 15 from the city. from the epicenter not even a mile. my husband works in lebanon and this part of new jersey is very woodsy and hiller. my landscaper told us the fault line runs under the house. when it happened i was working and the house just started shaking intensely. i didn't
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at that exactly time colleagues were reporting hold times of over three hours with the department to try to get help or being put on a priority callback list only to wait weeks for a response. and the electronic announcements we were receiving reallying on for guidance read more like press releases. as one of my colleagues said, enough with the sun shine and rainbows, higher education is too important to be a political football. i know each of you are here serving because you care about our students, their families and future. you don't want double talk or sales pitches any more than we do. what we all need is straight talk and timely solutions that give students money to go to college. continuing delays hurt our most vulnerable students and families the most. millions of students rely on the support they receive from guidance counselors or outreach programs in order to not just complete the fafsa but make crucial college decisions. as time marchs on, those students are going to graduate and not have those resources. we cannot leave behind talented minds simply because they rely on f
at that exactly time colleagues were reporting hold times of over three hours with the department to try to get help or being put on a priority callback list only to wait weeks for a response. and the electronic announcements we were receiving reallying on for guidance read more like press releases. as one of my colleagues said, enough with the sun shine and rainbows, higher education is too important to be a political football. i know each of you are here serving because you care about our...
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in time warped by hate, i lean on my faith. the speaker pro tempore: your time has expired. ms. dean: blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called children of god. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. good: permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute mr. good: madam speaker, i rise to recognize world war ii veteran elmier congress of danville, virginia, who recently turned 100 years old. after finishing high school, elmier joined the u.s. maritime radio school. he underwent training in new york and massachusetts, learned morse code, and promoted to warrant officer. in 1945 he joined the william j. palmer a liberty ship. when sailing across the mediterranean in 1945, the william j. palmer struck a mine in the adriatic sea. elmier jumped into action. the entire crew boarded a rescue ship and were taken to italy with no crew members lost. elmer headed back to new york and another liberty ship going to france to
in time warped by hate, i lean on my faith. the speaker pro tempore: your time has expired. ms. dean: blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called children of god. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. good: permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute mr. good: madam speaker, i rise to recognize world war ii veteran elmier...
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as you say a tense time _ happens next. as you say a tense time for _ happens next. as you say a tense time for the - happens next. as you say a tense time for the middle l happens next. as you say a i tense time for the middle east and for the world as well. what do you think we could potentially see in the coming days? i potentially see in the coming da s? ., , ., �* days? i hope that the biden administration _ days? i hope that the biden administration has - days? i hope that the biden administration has talked . days? i hope that the biden i administration has talked cool heads into prevailing within israel. some reporting suggest that israelis want to immediately launch a counter—attack which likely would have been devastating. we do not know what the targets were. some suggested could be iranian nuclear sites on a rainy and soil. the administration, the biden administration, the biden administration was able to walk that back with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that the israelis will respond and they will respond with force. it could be a com
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key points we emphasize forecast is the best thinking in time. um, they change as soon as they're printed always new notation we just want through the year to help to manage the budget from the other looks on the whole san francisco business taxes is quit sensitive to a number of things. um, first, the national and local high interest rates have damaged the capital and this impacts the eco system and as well as the shift to remote and hybrid work led to lower commercial residents we talked about that in the past, and, secondly, the rates of business taxes are highly progressive the volatility in our residents. um, a census taxes are paid by. >> 40u67b9 of companies paid by 4 hundred firms versus the biggest tax is 10 thousand firms so even of that the top 10 payers pay a large portion of 0 gross receipt the handful of affirms can change the forecast one way or another and another factor in our business taxes on those whole have become complex over the years wooefz phased out payroll and grow receipt through he prop e and homelessness taxes were a
key points we emphasize forecast is the best thinking in time. um, they change as soon as they're printed always new notation we just want through the year to help to manage the budget from the other looks on the whole san francisco business taxes is quit sensitive to a number of things. um, first, the national and local high interest rates have damaged the capital and this impacts the eco system and as well as the shift to remote and hybrid work led to lower commercial residents we talked...
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he slipped up a couple of times. he got himself in hot water with franklin roosevelt at one point, took him several months to sort of thaw the freeze that was coming from the white house, as he himself put it. now, our companion network, booktv, covered an event with you talking about your book at the truman library. at that event, you talked about the photo. oh, very much so, yes. one of the questions was, what would what what would be the cover photo for my book? truman, as you can imagine, wasn't that famous of a person at that time. and so he had not really been all that frequently photographed of sort of the very stiff, informal, sort of campaign photographs of the time where he's standing on the steps of the capitol, looking very posed and walking down a hallway in the truman library presidential library in independence, missouri. there was a photo hanging on the wall, and it was a picture of truman at one of the truman committee hearings in 1943. i believe. he's sitting at a microphone and he's he looks very d
he slipped up a couple of times. he got himself in hot water with franklin roosevelt at one point, took him several months to sort of thaw the freeze that was coming from the white house, as he himself put it. now, our companion network, booktv, covered an event with you talking about your book at the truman library. at that event, you talked about the photo. oh, very much so, yes. one of the questions was, what would what what would be the cover photo for my book? truman, as you can imagine,...
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. >> it was the same thing every time the same people, every time. the same vehicles every time. >> reporter: but they did not count on her to crack the case wide open. >> i mean it's the funnest job in the world to see that, you know, people are taking advantage of others. and then they would chase them. >> sometimes it is just you're ready. >> reporter: she raised the game of women's basketball. now this legendary bay area coach is calling it a career. >> i honestly have to pinch myself. just to say wow, what a rot. >> reporter: tara vanderveer reflects on the record breaking run. >>> and speaking of trail blazers, how a local museum curator is making the most of her opportunity to lift up her community. >> i think that my presence here will allow that same black girl to say oh, i need to make new knowledge in the world. >> reporter: and the father-daughter duo who took eclipse watching to new heights. >>> good evening. how many times have we shown you video of the same type of crime? thieves, smashing their way into stores like this high-end heist
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outdoor time is me time. i hear that. that's why we protect all your vehicles here. but hey...nothing wrong with sticking it to the boss. ooooh, flo, you gonna take that? why would that concern me? because you're...the... aren't you the..? huh...we never actually discussed hierarchy. ok, why don't we just stick to letting dave know how much he can save when he bundles his home or auto with his boat or rv. wait, i thought jamie was the boss. [ laughter ] it's funny because i'm not boss material! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: give it up for the fantastic 8g band right over there, everybody. we are so, so lucky to have fred armisen here with us this week. round of applause for fred. [ cheers and applause ] and, fred, i know you are an incredible patron of the arts. you're always doing things for new york city, and to make it a more vibrant, artistic community. you know, we had jeremy strong here last night, and he has this wonderful show, "enemy of the people," and the theater is in the round, you know. everybody sits all around. and i heard you'r opening a new t
outdoor time is me time. i hear that. that's why we protect all your vehicles here. but hey...nothing wrong with sticking it to the boss. ooooh, flo, you gonna take that? why would that concern me? because you're...the... aren't you the..? huh...we never actually discussed hierarchy. ok, why don't we just stick to letting dave know how much he can save when he bundles his home or auto with his boat or rv. wait, i thought jamie was the boss. [ laughter ] it's funny because i'm not boss material!...
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onto extra time. it was celtic would dominate the aberdeen defence cracked just before the end of the first period. matt o'reilly cool under pressure. but it was far from o'reilly cool under pressure. but it was farfrom over, o'reilly cool under pressure. but it was far from over, just a minute of extra time remaining this bronchus match took another twist, aberdeen level again, match took another twist, aberdeen levelagain, next, penalties. it was joe hart who would be the story! first he misses, then he became the hero. to send celtic through after the most dramatic of semifinals. chris mclauchlan, bbc news. with just a month or so left of her tenure, chelsea delivered one of their best performances under manager emma hayes winning the first leg of their women's champions league semi final against barcelona. erin cuthbert scoring the only goal of the game just before half time to give chelsea a i—nil lead going into the second leg next weekend. it was barcelona's first home defeat in a competitive
onto extra time. it was celtic would dominate the aberdeen defence cracked just before the end of the first period. matt o'reilly cool under pressure. but it was far from o'reilly cool under pressure. but it was farfrom over, o'reilly cool under pressure. but it was far from over, just a minute of extra time remaining this bronchus match took another twist, aberdeen level again, match took another twist, aberdeen levelagain, next, penalties. it was joe hart who would be the story! first he...
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i ask this question time and time and time again, is there a point at which the well runs dry, is the answer now maybe yes? >> well, it's not entirely dry but they have seen a precipitous decline in what they used to get from these small dollar fundraising appeals. the trump campaign in 2020 was a juggernaut, raised over $600 million from donors who were giving less than $200 a. --. a lot of them were fueled by the false claims that the election was stolen. what happened in 2021 was that that changed. he started seeing smaller and smaller returns on the pitches and yet they kept sending more and more out, trying to dial it up, and it just wasn't hitting like it did before. that's the long and short of it. we used to get way more money for them, just wasn't anymore. and because they kept using the list so many times, consultants and others feared that people were going to stop giving all together. >> do we know why some of them have stopped giving, josh? >> well, a lot of it is fatigue, right? a lot of them now get dozens of pitches every day from trump and other republican candidates.
i ask this question time and time and time again, is there a point at which the well runs dry, is the answer now maybe yes? >> well, it's not entirely dry but they have seen a precipitous decline in what they used to get from these small dollar fundraising appeals. the trump campaign in 2020 was a juggernaut, raised over $600 million from donors who were giving less than $200 a. --. a lot of them were fueled by the false claims that the election was stolen. what happened in 2021 was that...
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i think at this point in time the consensus is that, | in time the consensus is that, in time the consensus is that, in the courts and many of these countries have said that we are not ready yet to name ai as an inventor or a creator, and i think that decision probably makes sense, because what ai is doing right now is it is learning and replicating what is out there in the world, and until we reach a stage where there is a genuine human level of intelligence, artificial general intelligence as they say, i think the ip system would still be fundamentally the same. but right now i don't think there is an appetite for big global ai and ai treaty. let's see what happens. it is possible that the world will move in that direction and the time to come.— time to come. fascinating sace. time to come. fascinating space. staying _ time to come. fascinating space. staying with - time to come. fascinating space. staying with the i time to come. fascinating l space. staying with the tech sector and the start of the year has seen more lay—offs announced that a number of major tech companies, includin
i think at this point in time the consensus is that, | in time the consensus is that, in time the consensus is that, in the courts and many of these countries have said that we are not ready yet to name ai as an inventor or a creator, and i think that decision probably makes sense, because what ai is doing right now is it is learning and replicating what is out there in the world, and until we reach a stage where there is a genuine human level of intelligence, artificial general intelligence as...
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how many times do you use per day and where do you get money for it, two or three times somewhere. how do you buy with what? have you just taken drugs? yes, the exceptional potency of the drug makes it quite compact. even 2 mg of fintanil can be fatal, in a backpack or hip a bag can easily fit a whole kilogram of this substance, that is, half a million doses; republicans blame the drug epidemic on migrants, with whom, in their opinion, dangerous drugs poured into the country. you can blame anyone, but instead of answering the question of what to do, american politicians are looking for an answer to another question: how to make political capital from this? here is vivi kramaswami, at that time... another participant in the presidential race is recording an election video on the streets of the narcomaniac geta. how does this place even exist? is it possible. many of these buildings were factories in the old days... nowadays people come to this area as if it were an open-air drug store. we see syringes lying right on the streets where rats are running. the reason for all this is not
how many times do you use per day and where do you get money for it, two or three times somewhere. how do you buy with what? have you just taken drugs? yes, the exceptional potency of the drug makes it quite compact. even 2 mg of fintanil can be fatal, in a backpack or hip a bag can easily fit a whole kilogram of this substance, that is, half a million doses; republicans blame the drug epidemic on migrants, with whom, in their opinion, dangerous drugs poured into the country. you can blame...
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during the main time of the meeting, the teams exchanged goals. the scoring was opened in the thirty-fifth minute by twenty-three-year-old visiting striker dmitry selantyev. in the third period, playing in the majority, the railroad workers immediately. after the penalty time expired, they answered with a puck from georgy ivanov 1:1. in extra time , everything was decided by a curious goal by alexander petunin. after his throw, the puck bounced off the back board and ricocheted off the shield of the hosts' goalkeeper daniil isaev and ended up in the goal. 2:1, and the overall score is already 3:0 in favor of magnitogorsk. the fourth match today will also take place in yaroslavl. let us remind you that the series in which the owner will be revealed. one of the teams needs to win three matches. meanwhile, in the nba playoffs, one of the most titled clubs in the league, the los angeles lakers, again lost to last year's champion denver. during the second match of the series , the californians led by 20 points. however, the efforts of nikola jokic, who
during the main time of the meeting, the teams exchanged goals. the scoring was opened in the thirty-fifth minute by twenty-three-year-old visiting striker dmitry selantyev. in the third period, playing in the majority, the railroad workers immediately. after the penalty time expired, they answered with a puck from georgy ivanov 1:1. in extra time , everything was decided by a curious goal by alexander petunin. after his throw, the puck bounced off the back board and ricocheted off the shield...
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they have told us this time and time again and we should believe them. meanwhile, president biden's track record speaks for itself. he has fought staunchly for us and will continue to do so until we restore the productions of roe v wade. it is very obvious. look at what either camp has done and that is all you need to know. >> amanda, i have been struck by the sheer ignorance of lawmakers across the country and even some in congress. lawmakers across the country needs state legislators who -- overwhelmingly men who don't understand that this care is in fact healthcare. the stories michael talked about in the ap story, that is happening to women all over the country. something similar happened to you. the doctor told you what kind of care you needed. but the state wouldn't allow you to get it and these lawmakers just -- i don't know if the men missed that part in class. what do you say to the state legislators, elected officials, people in power across the country who say these are just irresponsible women or that they should have their babies and give th
they have told us this time and time again and we should believe them. meanwhile, president biden's track record speaks for itself. he has fought staunchly for us and will continue to do so until we restore the productions of roe v wade. it is very obvious. look at what either camp has done and that is all you need to know. >> amanda, i have been struck by the sheer ignorance of lawmakers across the country and even some in congress. lawmakers across the country needs state legislators...
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so my time is up to me. time doing it take his two if you have hepatitis b until your doctor, if you had had it as they could come back, peace him to can cause serious side effects, including fatal infections while no cases of pml were reported in rms clinical trials, it could happen. tell your doctor if you had are planned to have vaccines, or if you are, we're planning to become pregnant. he sent to me cause a decrease in some types of antibodies. the most common side effects or upper respiratory he tract infection, headache, and injection reactions as your doctor about key symptom for rms >> sunglasses luck. >> rane doctors preferred, better science, better results. >> i'm evan perez and washington. >> and >> this is cnn
so my time is up to me. time doing it take his two if you have hepatitis b until your doctor, if you had had it as they could come back, peace him to can cause serious side effects, including fatal infections while no cases of pml were reported in rms clinical trials, it could happen. tell your doctor if you had are planned to have vaccines, or if you are, we're planning to become pregnant. he sent to me cause a decrease in some types of antibodies. the most common side effects or upper...
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i find it exhausting to endure all the time. oh, so how does this my, how long is this is my hormone jumps mean, i didn't talk of like i'm putting it on my arms every day for a year now, and it's me, my voice deeper, mazda, so i understand i can grow this move optics. the hello, my name is calvin shopping time in the w h i its yeah. basically to get some files . yep. so try it. tasha. yeah, thank you. soon. see it's been hard to hear via the car today because i'm due for a mistake to me. check up. i have everything removed in the doctor's checking to make sure everything is here. one of the hoses must be a mice and i'm, i'm crap. i understood enough because they bothered me most about my body apart from my voice, with the breasts fisting simply because i couldn't either because it was too much. and then people says that, oh my god, you must be a woman because there are presents, there are only got the most and the phones and all, but i tossed the smile. i think it was just an area that i never considered my body cup that never b
i find it exhausting to endure all the time. oh, so how does this my, how long is this is my hormone jumps mean, i didn't talk of like i'm putting it on my arms every day for a year now, and it's me, my voice deeper, mazda, so i understand i can grow this move optics. the hello, my name is calvin shopping time in the w h i its yeah. basically to get some files . yep. so try it. tasha. yeah, thank you. soon. see it's been hard to hear via the car today because i'm due for a mistake to me. check...
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they hope today it is third time lucky.- yes. | third time lucky. maria? yes. can i third time lucky. maria? yes. can i tell— third time lucky. maria? yes. can i tell you _ third time lucky. maria? yes. can i tell you something? - can i tell you something? earlier today i got a phone call. they found the match for us. so we are paired up! do you wanta hug? us. so we are paired up! do you want a hug?— want a hug? medical teams will now start planning _ want a hug? medical teams will now start planning the - now start planning the operations. michelle roberts, bbc news. amazing, isn't it? let's continue with this kind of news. a student who has cerebral palsy and relies on a communication device to speak has found a new voice after a two—year search. daniel challis was fed up with sounding like a robot and decided to search for someone from his local area, walsall, to record a spoken vocabulary for him. he's been talking with our midlands correspondent, navtej johal. when i chose my voice, i knew what voice i liked. dan will happily admit that he loves the
they hope today it is third time lucky.- yes. | third time lucky. maria? yes. can i third time lucky. maria? yes. can i tell— third time lucky. maria? yes. can i tell you _ third time lucky. maria? yes. can i tell you something? - can i tell you something? earlier today i got a phone call. they found the match for us. so we are paired up! do you wanta hug? us. so we are paired up! do you want a hug?— want a hug? medical teams will now start planning _ want a hug? medical teams will now...
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trade turnover increased 15 times. the production of tractors, for example, increased 17 times. we no longer create only traditional cargo. cars, but also buses, minibuses, passenger vehicles, we launch our satellites and astronauts into low-earth orbit, we have our own nuclear power plant, as we see, and... an economic result in the form of growth, well-being of the population and an increase in the quality of life. model of all-belarusian folk meetings are a successful economic path with a constant improvement in the life of every belarusian. it was simple economics with alexey avdonin. and continuing the theme of our progressive development, this equipment is known all over the world by the minsk tractor plant - a brand of the country since soviet times. there was a difficult period after the collapse of the union, when components were supplied intermittently, prices were rising and they wanted to privatize the plant. instruction from the head of state to preserve the enterprise. a lot of effort has been invested in modernization, of course. not without of its nuances, the re
trade turnover increased 15 times. the production of tractors, for example, increased 17 times. we no longer create only traditional cargo. cars, but also buses, minibuses, passenger vehicles, we launch our satellites and astronauts into low-earth orbit, we have our own nuclear power plant, as we see, and... an economic result in the form of growth, well-being of the population and an increase in the quality of life. model of all-belarusian folk meetings are a successful economic path with a...