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Understanding 9/11tv Versiya RUSSIA1 June 4, 2024 3:45am-4:35am MSK
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that over time this museum will appear, the plans are indicated by the name of the exhibition project, alexander vertinsky, the prototype of the museum. lydia aleshina, dmitry setkovsky, culture news. sergeev pasad, the capital of orthodoxy, is the main point of the development concept of the ancient city near moscow. the historical center needs to be made touristic, while preserving its historical appearance. what does this mean in practice and what do people think about it?
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it is possible to reconstruct them, restore their historical appearance, make the same hotels, but in this way, and so that there is complete immersion in the era, the lower floor is stone, the upper floor is wooden, a typical example of merchant development in the mid-19th century, the ridge merchants, according to their surname , made carved ridges for roofs, the kogtevs owned the largest store in the city center, local historian mikhail konkin collected 200 pre-revolutionary photographs of merchants and townspeople .
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all or not all, this is a separate question, it is a matter of working with specialists, but if, for example, there are two-story houses in the central part of the city, then build four-story houses in their place or five, like behind our backs, it was built 10 years ago, but this is of course a crime, we naturally will not allow this, today there are 107 cultural heritage sites in the city, another 116 have signs of historical and cultural value, undergoing major renovations for scientific restoration needs a lot...
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art usually mentions linda nochlin's 1971 essay on why there have been no great female artists. its appearance literally challenged cultural institutions. more than half a century has passed, during which time much has changed. books have been published, dozens of exhibitions have been held, dedicated to female artists, their work is now a profitable commodity on the art market. and at the tate gallery, for the first time in the last 10 years, they changed the layout of all collections, guided by the principles of gender equality. but questions still remain: what was the contribution of women to the artistic world? attention? their work is truly recognized or follows a progressive agenda, will the focus shift so much that works will be judged by the gender of the artist, and not by quality, the new exhibition at the tate is another attempt to raise the debate. there is a clichéd idea about women artists as a small group with semi-professional careers, and i think it will be incredibly surprising to many that in britain from the 15th century to the early 20th century women were always part of the art world, each was well known in her time, and there was art for them. path for generations
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of women, they challenged the usual way of their time, fought for the right to receive an education and work on an equal basis with everyone else. women boldly painted what was usually considered the prerogative of men: historical works, battle scenes and nudes. in kind. the 20th century room features works of war art painted on large canvases by the first official british war artist, anne airey. there are very vivid descriptions of how she wrote in factories. it was so hot there that her... her shoes literally melted. we all know many male war artists, but rarely does anyone talk about anne eyre. women's success stories are placed in chronological order among the earliest paintings of the 16th-century artist artemisia genteleschi, who painted at the court of king charles i. maria virelst in xv
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century, built a successful business as a professional artist, although much of her work is now believed to be erroneously attributed to her male colleagues. mary bill was the family's main breadwinner, thanks to her craftsmanship. so why are so many talented artists who were in demand today practically unknown. the exhibition's curators place the blame on those who documented art history. i think the problem begins in the 20th century, when art history became an academic discipline and the idea that women they were engaged in any kind of art as amateurs, so their works were a priori less good and did not deserve attention for study. this is a very complex concept that we may have inherited and still maintain. the exhibition now you see us, strives to ensure that these artists are not only seen, but remembered, consider them separately now in order to stop considering them separately in the future, art has no gender. alyaya sharifulina, culture news. the upper garden of peterguf was opened after restoration. reason to start
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the work began due to problems with the underground communications that feed the fountains of the reserve museum. olga skripkina will tell you what the imperial garden looks like now. gold glitters on the uniforms, the smiles of the spectators shine, the entire upper garden of peterhof sparkles with manure, the main gates are finally opened, after 4 years of restoration, very beautiful, everything is neatly done, very beautiful, of course, it has freshened up, turned green, new trees, oaks, fruit crops , plums, cherries, special breeds of varieties were searched throughout the country outside its borders in order to completely...
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the entire area of the park, the statues are still the same, in their places, the only differences are in the color , the patina of antiquity has disappeared from the marble, you can’t look at it, you can’t touch it, the statues do not tolerate touching, like the new exhibit of this open-air exhibition, they even protected it from those who wanted to rub it luckily, there are no such things in all of st. petersburg, a sundial, which shows not only the time, but the direction of the wind, decorated the upper garden under catherine the second, but was lost, recreated according to an ancient drawing. we managed to reproduce everything down to the smallest detail thanks to to the master. the french engineer was not lazy, he drew not only the clock, but also the gazebos and even the trimmed trees, giving modern restorers a rare opportunity to recreate and imagine. olga skripkina, evgeny rakov, mark polukhinskikh,
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lead st. petersburg. the festival of street theaters, frank man, was held in voronezh. he opened the program of the thirteenth platonov arts festival. groups from moscow, st. petersburg, samara, almetyevsk, rostov-nadon and voronezh. the audience plunged into the world of spirits, kikimras and bannikovs. met with. living dinosaur skeletons and huge dolls, a festive-carnival atmosphere reigned in the city for 2 days. this concludes our episode, all the best and see you soon.
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but i didn’t recognize you, i thought what kind of lady was running around with us, and hello, where are you going, i heard four corpses there, five, and that everyone was examined, but i don’t let them in, now, you know, normal guys work there, what guys, oh, i’m already confused myself, you know, at first there were ordinary fsb officers there, then some... you know, a special department for
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searching for missing valuables, some kind of nonsense, go, go, look, where are you going, the investigative committee, the special services are working there now, you can’t go there, what kind of special services, what is that one doing there, this, this is a witness. traffic police inspector, but not an inspector, that one in the cap, this is a secret service officer, this one is the secret service, secret, girl, you are from the investigative committee, yeah, skip it, they called me from the center, yes, wait, yes, hello, secret agent, i think it ’s been at least an hour, what kind of... some kind of security company that collaborated with this museum,
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a private shop, i don’t know, they’ve been working together for three years already, how do you know, she told me, tenka an art critic from the museum, she is now being interrogated by interpol, she was also traveling in the car, in the car, escorted, as if they were sleeping, yes, there are no signs of a struggle at all, it feels like they were poisoned and that’s it. there was a collection here, the collection was in containers, the locks were broken, the locks were opened, the guards had the key, yeah, and the driver was wearing the same condition, there’s one more guard, fedya, and you ’ve already released the police officer, well, he was hanging out here, maybe someone intercepted him, well, yes, just like that, well, what versions will there be? okay, i'll go look. who is this? lyosha skripka from abep.
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so, what service are you from? investigative committee. management k. where are you from? and i'm from k's department. your id. so, comrades, dear, thank you for your help, but then specially trained people will deal with this matter, and you probably have enough work without this, enough, enough, you think i... i came here for my own pleasure, girl, this collection can only be found through antiques markets, you don’t have many outlets, i think, so let us work, work, and why are we bothering you, bothering you, you know, what to do the missing collection, and we’ll get down to murder, because let’s go, yeah, it
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’s green here now, like in a demonic forest, there won’t be enough crowds, i’m telling you, in about an hour, maybe even later, but something will become clearer. the collection of ardyn ceramics went to helsinki to the local museum. from our archaeological museum, the minibus departed exactly at 3:00 in the afternoon. was he traveling alone, or what? why alone? he had two cars with him, a traffic police car and a security car. yeah, the guards are in
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the minibus. well, yes, drivers, four security guards. “chief, that means, look, a minibus, a traffic police car, a security car, they also had a traffic police car, they could turn on the flashing lights, it’s useless, because when the traffic jam arose, the street narrowed to one lane, and traffic was paralyzed, the traffic jam was organized by criminals, i i think so, because when the cars drove on..."
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no one ran up to the minibus, no one got out of it, when the guards approached the minibus and looked in, they saw that the driver had been killed, the guards too, and the collection had been stolen, moreover, chief, it was impossible to get into the minibus, the doors were locked from the inside, literally everything was according to the protocol, yeah, the nearest cars were inspected, after 5 minutes all the services were already there, well , except perhaps for drug control, while they opened the bus, they combed all the surrounding areas and inspected all the cars, you and i haven’t caught any ghosts yet and it's time to begin, it means that in 7 minutes the thieves managed to kill five people and steal 10 boxes with the collection, yes, and this does not open
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the doors, well, the conclusion suggests itself, the collection was not in... the minibus, well, yes, if no one went there, no went out, yeah, and they poisoned themselves, enraged by the five-minute traffic jam, ghosts, boss, truly i tell you, ghosts, listen, we got there 13 seventh, an expert’s dream, of course, a lot of traces, a million prints, only now... corpses somewhere gone and the eternal documents are all swept clean, but you can’t contact experts who took the corpse, if only i knew which ones, i suggest you start with the cia, you can, hello, olya, and you’re probably talking about your charred body again, yes, oh, well, the youth, oh,
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well, the youth, they don’t believe for us poor, old, orphans, whatever you decide, here he proposes to order an additional examination, another second, i have a witness who saw the murdered man 2-3 days after death, what can i do, probably something will happen over time, death, or maybe with a witness, people tend to make mistakes, i told you, i told you, olga, to this witness there’s no need to lie, we don’t need to deceive you, there’s no need for you, i’m just asking for a second examination, that’s all, then you need to team up with marya sergeevna, “she’ll now go look for a cool expert, maybe he’ll help you too, what a cool expert, you go look, marya sergeevna, i think panov is right, the witness is most likely lying to you, i advise you to take it." as an axiom, honestly, so, ol, well, will you offend me or something? well, well, olya, have any repairs been carried out at this address? and on what basis were they carried out?
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ok, i'm interested in the forest area, the roadway, no, off-road, there was a manhole fenced off, something with the nets? understood thanks. hi, boss , hi, well, federal experts found a cartridge case with a toxic charge in the car, federal, uh-huh, where, hmm, where did i have to become a young friend of the security officers, what the hell, so, a cartridge with a nerve agent actions, mm, oops, they found a weapon, well, yes, they found it. gas pistol with his prints, i wonder what he was counting on? well, boss, i think he was counting on it at least survive because
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a respirator was found in his pocket. why not on the face? ha, who knows these drivers? or maybe he thought that the respirator was in his pocket? is this already a guarantee that he will survive? well, if the collection was no longer in the car, why the hell would he harass his colleagues? and if there was, well, if there was, then who took it and how? here's the boss, here's the answer to this question in this document on page number five, a hatch was found in the roof of the minibus, is this a joke? no, i think not, okay, whatever how could 10 boxes of collections be stolen through a hatch? this means , presumably, at the time when... all the special services inspected the minibus from the inside from the outside, starting with the first assault on the closed minibus, the collection lay on the roof, the minibus is tall nonsense, nonsense, boss,
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but nonsense that explains a lot, think about it, the minibus is tall, more than 2 m, but higher than usual, including the air conditioners on the roof; during the assault , a huge number of people were milling around the minibus, people talking to each other. they don’t know by sight a criminal could easily steal the collection directly from the roof through a hatch, yeah, okay, answer a simple question: let’s say the criminal is on the roof, well, suppose, suppose there are 10 boxes from this collection on the roof, why does he take boxes that are not just carried through the crowd by security forces, rather than taking the contents, leaving the boxes on the roof. you didn't find any boxes on the roof? can't find what size they are? now, here i have, here 64x40, height 15, well, where is
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the minibus now? near a large house in the parking lot, at the foundry. yeah, to go there to get there, you have to become a friend of the security officers. mm, i think so. well, the car was washed, yes, it’s shiny, but i ’ll come and check, well, be careful there, be careful, there’s a skin salon, yes,
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be more careful there, yes, so, nikolai petrovich, i can’t do that, you want i brought this matter to an end, so, olya, olya, let’s calm down, well, what happened, here are two interrogation reports, witnesses, zakharyev’s secretary, so... so this, this is according to your businessman who burned down? she claims that she saw him in the office on the seventh. well, well what? and experts claim that he was already burned dead, and died on the fourth. so, wait, wait, so he died or? i don’t know, the examination cannot say anything definite. come on, sit here, sit down, come on, come on, sit down, calm down, we'll figure it out now.
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yes, mash, you can, listen, i’m busy right now, excuse me, but i’ll just be a second, mash, you already called gritsenko, talked about, well , about, about the missing collection, of course not, for now listen, i have business, excuse me, please, but yes. sorry, yeah, but gritsenko, uh huh, i can't.
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and so, a repeat examination immediately suggests itself, which means that it is necessary to do a repeat examination, this is logic, i tried to persuade them to repeat it for a week, well, that’s right, right, but they don’t give a damn, like this, i ’ll call them now, now i i’ll call, wait, now, but it’s useless, it’s useless, they’re scheduled for tomorrow, i just found out that the funeral is tomorrow, i just found out. and the funeral is tomorrow, well, then, then of course there won’t be a repeat examination, yes, well, what’s asking here, it means you don’t want talk to the witness again, for the third time, i can’t deal with this case, so, have you girls come to an agreement or something, that
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you need a repeat examination? and how do you know, actually, i’m sitting here, i work here, you know, i not only need an examination, i need evidence, i need to inspect this minibus, well, inspect the axles, who ’s stopping you, for god’s sake, i even i don’t know where he is, i ’ll talk to them now, i’ll fix this, now valentin ivanovich yes... come into my office, yes, right now, right now, yeah, one leg here, the other there, yes, like that,
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where are you going? we are from the department, we need to inspect the minibus, what department are you from, from zanevsky, can i have your id, zanevsky district department of internal affairs, are you from the ministry of internal affairs or something, we are undercover, so i need an order then, lieutenant, we are investigating the theft of a collection, lo and behold, oh , marya sergeevna, oh, come here, i’ll show you something, marya sergeevna, they don’t let us in, let them through, they’re with me, well, come on in, marya sergeevna, but how are you here, it doesn’t matter,
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do you know? how were the guards killed? nerve gas. hmm, how do you know? there are sources. did your sources happen to say where the source of the gas came from? a cartridge containing a toxic substance was fired from a pistol that was found on the driver of the minibus. the driver, so he was dead. well, well, so, do you have to look your source in the eye? maybe not... now you can, well, now get under the bus, marya sergeevna, and this is a must, a must, there is something interesting there, come on, hold on, forward, well, oops, the trees are green, there is a flashlight, so on. well, boss,
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well, what is there, there is a hole through which the criminal shot into the interior of the minibus with a poisonous gas. so the driver has a gun, well, boss, well, mother, not bad, i guessed it myself, myself, so, i think that through this hole the criminal took out the entire collection when the minibus stopped, the hole in the bottom of the bus, why, and most importantly , why didn’t anyone notice, well, yes, there were a lot of people there, the question remains to be discovered... the hatch, forward, let’s go, let’s go, i ’ll catch up,
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where’s the jackdaw? i call and call, she doesn’t pick up . premiere on rtr. let's go, you i'll introduce kirill. i don’t know you, i’ve never seen you, what if you’re actually a thief. i'm galina, galka. well, we met. did you say that you are his daughter? and i think i know you. yes, we met once. and you are here, what destinies. jackdaw. tomorrow on rtr.
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rtr. christmas trees, how simple is it? yes, this is not the driver who shot himself with nerve gas. this means that this figure installed a repair fence at the far hatch, and installed it precisely at the moment when the minibus was above this hatch. well yes, and then i went down the manifold, made my way to this hatch, opened it, made a hole in the bottom, shot it with nerve gas and through... i took it and climbed onto the bus, well , guys, all that remains is to repeat its path, only in the opposite direction, uh-huh , i'm behind the pry bar, be careful, there's a
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broken step there, but it's not a sewer, but just some kind of basement, listen, boss, maybe this guy is one of the pyleologists, who study caves like this, or one of the plumbers, like yours there, brilliantly, marya sergeevna, brilliantly, well come on, i'm waiting for you, okay, we're off, on the path of heroes, oh, boss, come on, give me a flashlight. look,
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we're going the right way, comrade, rat, let's go. stand, weapons on the ground, fedya, what are you doing, and the violin is screaming, what are you doing here? “well, yes, but i almost started shooting already,
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it would be funny, if only a couple of corpses had been planted by the secret agency, they wouldn’t have noticed, now everything is on the antiques market, well, yes, i don’t have any information, so i decided, yet once i drive it to the place, i’ll see what’s going on, it’s already there when i saw this hatch under by minibus, i understood everything, now you saw amar sergeevna? i suggested this in the quiet of the office, so to speak, lesh, do you know who gritsenko is? gritsenko, have you already gotten to him? not yet, but it seems to me that he has some -what is his attitude to the matter? gritsenko is exactly the same person whom all the special services of both countries, led by the leadership of the archaeological museum, are now unanimously criticizing, yes, gritsenko is an official from the mayor’s office, the deputy
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head of the committee for external affairs. connections, it was he who initiated this exhibition in helsinki, as part of strengthening cultural ties with finland, so he bears full responsibility for what happened, but not only on him, there is a security company that accompanied the cargo, no, no, no, you don’t understand, except for gritsenko, this exhibition is for no one at all was not needed, the museum management resisted to the last, they were very afraid for the safety of the collection, this is the most valuable thing they have in the museum, but he still sold his, so now he will have very big problems, but don’t worry, an experienced man, get out of it, yeah, why? gritsenko needed it, i don’t know, i think purely for pr, he wanted to show off in front of the finns, so he showed off, by the way, i know this gritsenko. he visited me on one
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matter. katya, where are our papers for the last six months? now i’ll bring it, good afternoon, just a minute, excuse me, we’ve got a change of power here, a new director is taking office, uh-huh, katya , excuse me, i’ve probably already tired you with my questions, can i... for another 10 i'll distract you for a minute, yes, of course, yeah, and you
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told me that you saw zakharyev, sergei nikolaevich in the office on the seventh, last time, on thursday, yes, the seventh, yeah, about 7 o’clock, yes, why so late, he usually comes to work at this time, well, i don’t know, maybe he’s in the office then i wasn’t, well, you saw him in the office, i saw him when... he entered the building, the office center, and where were you? and i was in the parking lot, in the parking lot? i wonder if the concept is changing? well, why does it change? i told you the same thing last time, no, did you say that you saw zakharyev in the office? well maybe i'm somehow not that’s probably how i put it, okay, so were you in the parking lot? yes, and i was just getting ready to go home. yeah, how far away are you? were from zakharyev, well, about 100-150 meters, probably, and
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he was entering or exiting the building, did you see what car he arrived in? no, i didn’t see the car, i noticed him only when he entered the building, that is, you saw him, 10 seconds, yeah, 10 seconds, and are you sure it was zakharyev? well, it seemed to me that yes, although... okay, i’ll ask differently, it might not have been zakharyev? yes, i could. it's bad, but the video is cctv cameras, can i watch? yes, of course, this is for the head of security of the complex, he has an office on the first floor, i ’ll call him now and warn him. okay, thanks, uh-huh, goodbye, what did you tell her?
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well, somehow i asked that i didn’t see zakharyev very well. hu, well done, we didn’t have enough time to get involved in this matter with you. yes, i can't. these papers are from our last shipment, so now, now i’ll call security, and then i’ll bring the papers, yes, security, that’s when i started developing the manual company, it turned out that every supply of timber abroad was accompanied by very large kickbacks, who was kicking back who? the money was received by a contractor company that had an agreement to supply timber abroad, but the timber harvesters paid it accordingly. well, what does gritsenko have to do with it? that's the one. the contractor company received a license from the committee for foreign economic relations, which was headed at that moment by gritsenko. accordingly, it was he who signed the license. how many people signed anything? but here everything is not so simple. i had data
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according to which gritsenko was the actual owner of the contractor's company. that is, the kickbacks went into his pocket through a fake person. naturally, but considering that gritsenko still works in the committee, uh-huh, the investigator tried to twitch, he wanted to take the case to court, he was very quickly calmed down, and the boss called me and offered me to sit down for 285 years for abuse of authority, understandable, if you assume that gritsenko is a selfish person, to put it mildly, then in this story with his collection he could be... some kind of, well, material interest, well, what, no, i don’t think who would give it back to him, scythians, chukhons, robbers, well, no, gritsenko won’t agree to that, no,
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but this is definitely the seventh, that’s the date and time, usually everyone leaves before 6 to 7, i need someone coming in, at this time no one comes anymore, the cleaning lady is just a caretaker, and who is the secretary? katerina, what is this? i don’t know, the recording has ended, maybe the end is in another file? yes no, one file, but there is a recording from the hall? uh-huh, just a minute, so, so, uh-huh.
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no, this file is not there, where could it have gone? we’ll figure it out, okay, when you find it, call, of course we’ll call, thank you. bye-bye.
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please, hello, my last name is shvetsova, i need to talk to the director, i called her in the morning, take a turn, she ’s not there yet, have we agreed with her? everyone agreed here, i can’t promise at all that she will return to the museum today, of course,
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but it’s in our interests to conduct our own investigation so that the material, now, wait, okay, my tender gaze is gone, my soul is bare? your voice rang in my ears repeatedly, repeatedly, well, i talked to the museum management, there was no reason, there was no reason, but yes, that is , fifty medieval-made bowls were stolen, we have five corpses, there is no reason, mash, what are you doing, who? to the killer, tell me, i’m a grave, yes, yes, okay, write down that he’s a middle-aged man, well, wait, well, i am. i have time, so now, just a minute, a middle-aged man, yeah, come on, bald, ly,
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bald, yes, bald, which means the left leg, in short, the right leg is 5 cm, wow, what, well, come on, bye, well, well, masha, anton, yes, listen, what do you know about gritsenko? i'm talking about gritsenko, yeah, i know everything about gritsenko, well, well, okay, i 'll tell you how the kidnapper acted, yes, yeah, well, come on, first you, you first, okay, write down what interests you, well, why he worked so hard for the exhibition, but there are many reasons, so, one of them is... the security company sphinx, but the guys had to accompany the exhibition to helsinki, guard it there, then return with it , this is serious money from the budget,
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yeah, and he sawed them, why, it’s his company, and the security guard is the sphinx, well, yes, gritsenko didn’t know anything, m, mash, hello, great, there is no report on the area yet, there hasn’t been, when it comes, you’ll send it to me right away. romanova, what’s wrong with you, i’ve been trying to get it to work for the second week, the second week, ha, yes, i think this is just a foreplay for you, you’re kidding, so it ’s not there, i don’t know, it went out somewhere, maybe that’s it. wait with me, please,
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where did he get such a tan? in your car, what's the problem? nothing, i just wanted to find out who killed him. was he seen after his death? no longer seen, secretary refused from everyone's testimony, and the camera footage was destroyed. olya, listen, why did you even decide that this is yours, how can i forget him, zakharyev, but i didn’t decide that. well, she testified, and they found him in the car...
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