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who like talented people, because i, for example, know in myself that i am a sapiosexual, because i like smart people, that is, this fascinates me first of all, yes, this is a trend among young people, unfortunately, it’s so nice that i don’t have, well , i know how old you are, but, but you are still a young lady, beautiful, so this is a trend, yes, because, unfortunately, according to scientific research, people have stopped altogether.
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nowadays with men and then one of my friends started telling a story that she was traveling somewhere and met by chance in a hotel with a group of bikers, and the bikers were from all over the world, guys who were passionate about motorcycles, with tattoos, beautiful, tall, and that by profession they were mainly plumbers, policemen, that’s enough everyone has brutal professions, that is, real colonels and... they started talking so enthusiastically about these men, and i say: girls, well, you’re already old enough, i got over this aesthetic at the age of 20, but now i’m saying , if there's nothing to talk to him about, if he started talking, cool, wow, and then you started talking to him, and he's a fool, they're like that, and that, well, well, he's handsome, that's how you perceive male beauty, uh , i like charisma, do i like it? people
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who, i don’t know, are beautiful, even if they, i don’t know, contradict all proportions , they will still be beautiful, and if they are not molded by nature according to the canons, they will still be beautiful, they they will be even more than beautiful, they will be awesome, whom you want to watch, you want to get closer to them, you want to talk to them and you want to do something for such people, that is, an internal impulse appears to somehow interact and...
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i’m even a profession with you, i hate shopping, no, i’m always that friend who sits at the entrance on the steps and says, i ’ll wait for you here, because i very quickly understand what i need, what i don’t need, what ’s good for me, what’s not good for me, and the internet often saves me now, because if i have some need, i do it i quickly select from a huge assortment by filter and just understand what i need to buy, it always arrives in the right size , plus... i’m friends with designers, i buy a lot of things from them with some kind of good, extraordinary cut, style, therefore, but it’s also very fast , technology makes our lives a lot easier, that is, today we are freed from the need to go shopping in all directions, for groceries, for clothes, for cosmetics, we fortunately have the opportunity to order everything online, al you use, i i don’t leave there at all, i’m an online person.
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this, by the way, is a very convenient option that really saves us from unnecessary trips out somewhere, and marketplaces now, well, essentially yes... that is, when you buy your favorite cream in one place, but i don’t know there new socks, a new pan, cat food, all this in one place and comes to you at once, and now this is such a big increase in their sales, but as the owner of a cosmetic brand, i can speak simply, because we see this dynamics growth in sales on marketplaces and growth in dynamics in online stores, that is , this is probably just when we... were all worried, and there was no other way out, and people somehow parted ways with this concern about leaving their card details on the internet finally, we started buying everything over the internet, now all services are moving to the internet and it’s impossible to imagine, well
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, what to do, it’s impossible to imagine how to be a beautiful woman without the ability to use modern technologies, yes, well, if you know what you need . and sometimes you have to try, look, this is also just like beauty shopping, of course, it would be good to touch and feel, no, yes, plus they have a slightly more complicated return from beauty shopping, if it doesn’t suit you, that’s why i think that there will still be cosmetic stores, but now they are more like some kind of party places, that is, they are some kind of beauty community, let’s say, well, look how cool we brought the program to the finals.
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makeup and become smart, beautiful, wonderful time we live with you, very lucky, yes, thank you very much, it was very interesting, and i wish you a beautiful, warm spring, you can’t keep up with the ideal, on sharp turns you can miss the main thing, yourself and your uniqueness, be true to yourself, watch all the episodes without a bastard on the first website. hello, this is the podcast of mount fire and i, its
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host denis gorelov, with a story, no, not about tv series, as usual, but about the oscars in 2024, which no longer really meets our interests, but... how much of an achievement is this that should really be achieved? pr, audience in 2020 the oscar ceremony reached 23 million people, then it was first said that this was a huge disaster, that people’s attention to the oscar was falling, and something had
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to be done with the ceremony, literally a year later interest reached its peak, at that moment less than 10 million people watched the oscars. , in 2022 and twenty -third, some growth began, now this growth continues, but even this year, with 19.5 million, the american academy did not achieve the result that it considered a disaster in the twentieth year, in 2021, when attention by the ceremony it was at the bottom, the list of films, in general, left only... to cry because of this matter, the film nomad land about an elderly woman who hangs around america without work in her own trailer won, critics then wrote that the international one won at the oscars a panorama telling how sad the faces
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of ordinary new yorkers and residents of the american outback are, this year, of course, the competition was much better, out of ten films... presented on the shortlist, four can be called quite high-level films, first of all, this is martin scarcez's film killer of the flower moon. and genius in director christopher nolan, unlike so many, and
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visitors to various film sites. the fact is that, while making the movie, nolan refused to answer, perhaps, the most important question in the biography of the creator of the american atomic bomb, robert oppenheimer, the question: was the great physicist, the very first creator of atomic weapons, robert oppenheimer, an informant for the ministry. state security of the ussr. the kgb did not exist then. the ministry was renamed fifty third year. but there is every reason to believe that the great physicist worked quite seriously and quite consciously for our foreign intelligence service. the person most directly involved in the most secret state secrets said this most directly at one time in his memoirs. he directly said that
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all the leaders of the atomic project worked for our intelligence service for our nuclear industry, not only the exposed fuchs, but also oppenheimer, and szillar and bohr and fermi, he said that informants on nuclear issues in the manhattan project in there were about 200 people on our side, and many today say it’s about a memoir. sudoplatov should be treated with some skepticism, but nevertheless, everyone who doubts the accuracy of his memoirs has never in their life had the same level of clearance as general sudoplatov himself had. what was the reason for such readiness of american physicists to work for us? it seems that einstein was the first to say that the possession of weapons would make america such destructive forces.
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theft of diagrams, documents and similar secrets inside los amos, where speaking, the headquarters of the atomic project was located, it is simply reliably known, for example, the story of how two mysterious people came to niels bohr, on the recommendation of one of his acquaintances, who asked him for 5 hours about his work.
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of which has always been hollywood, which, and accordingly the oscar academy, is a film about a levada professor, obsessed with the idea of nuclear fission, by a man, about a man who in his youth, due to his peculiarity great depression, he messed around with the communists, and now they would blame him for it.
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scorsese flew like plywood over paris, as he did before ... always, almost always over the previous 50 years, in fact, martin lucanovich’s relationship with oscar was always bad. perhaps the very first, the academy's greatest disaster occurred with the first of scarceza's great films, taxi driver. in 1976, an outstanding movie, maybe even the best movie from corseze. lost to sylvester stallion's film, rocky 1. as a matter of fact, it is difficult for me to imagine any competition at all, even a competition of films about boxers, where the film taxi driver could lose film lessons, but it happened, and my acquaintances from the anglo-saxon environment told me exactly the same in response to my indignation
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for the first time in the entire history of the american screen, nothing appeared on the screen in peter bogdanovich’s film the last film show, it was the year sixty-nine, america was very much ... annoying in matters of nudity, europe and even the soviet the union was very much ahead of her, since the film was aimed specifically at a teenage audience, talking about how bad it is when you are drafted into vietnam, and what wonderful classmates you sometimes have, in particular the blonde sibel sheppard, of course, all
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generations of american men immediately fell in love with her, such a beautiful dream girl, a taxi freak. bicol, played by robert denir, tried to lead him to hardforn, and of course, against this background , sylvester stalon, a little foolish, but certainly positive, a good family man, a winner and, in general, the center of the american dream, looked more presentable, so he actually won. hello, this is news first. a city in the orenburg region is increasingly going under water in orsk thousands of houses were flooded, and a second one has already arrived on the scene. a group of rescuers, meanwhile, in other regions the flood situation is improving, the water is gradually receding.
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