many of them and i really think that jihad university can be one of the most effective members.are effective even in every council. we really go to work, that is , if, for example, in the art council of our country, if an issue is raised, we go before it and give it to our experts. himself the presentation is not my opinion at all. we will make our bachelor's degree in the field of art a beautiful scientific work. they are a very strong group now, they can be a good help to the shura. we have about one minute to hear the final point and conclusion of hazrat ali. in one remaining point from what you should have said about the goals and plan for the academic jihad , i would like to say to the jihadists that i have to apologize to them that i really couldn't. i really want to compensate them for their services, but we have big projects in the university jihad, supporting human capital, one of the most important parts of the university jihad . they haven't gotten better this time, we have support, god willing , special support both in the field of livelihood, god willing, and in the

there have been many of them and i really think that jihad university can be one of our effective membersn in every council. it is not the case that muslim is presented as a member of his own at all, i am not a member of my own opinion. we give our expert in the field of art a beautiful scientific work. done, we have about a minute, doctor. let's hear hazrat ali's final point and conclusion. if there is anything left from what you should have said about the goals and plans ahead of the academic jihad, i am at your service. i have to ask them to really compensate for their services as i could not, but plan we are doing great things in the academic jihad , supporting human capital, human capital is one of the most important parts of the academic jihad , which all these great works that have been done have not been improved. god willing, also in the fields of health. congratulations to your excellency and colleagues on the year of establishment of academic jihad. implementation of supervision of the laws brought here by parliamentarians of this period with experience of serving in the nation

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sahel-aj countries , afghanistan, pakistan, syria and iraq are studying at this university, 90% of them are in post-graduate studies, according to mr. nazari also has 8,500 students studying in lorestan university , more than 60% of this university. they live in dormitories and student halls. 16 illegal foreigners were arrested in damghan. the commander referring to the implementation of the emigration plan in this city, damghan police said: the emigration plan has been implemented with the aim of organizing doctors in damghan since the beginning of september. colonel gholam hossein arab emphasized in order to create peace and order. citizens are arrested for unauthorized identification. increasing the activity of afghan women in business and industry. according to the spokesperson of the taliban ministry of industry and trade, the distribution of business licenses to women entrepreneurs has facilitated the business of afghan women. the activity of afghan women in various business fields of the ministry of industry and trade is always to the problems of women entrepreneurs have been add

the us congress has sent subpoenas to six officials of columbia university , accusing them of slowing down the investigation of anti-semitic activities and saying that the university should provide a safe space for jewish students. american officials in the months in the past, they tried to use the charge of anti-semitism to suppress student demonstrations in support of palestine. in the midst of war. the number of trade exchanges between the four arab countries and the zionist regime increased. the new statistics of the zionist statistics office show that trade exchanges between the zionist regime, the uae, egypt, bahrain and morocco increased to 367 million dollars in june compared to february. according to this report, the exchanges between bahrain and the zionist regime increased by 74%. this amount for egypt is 29% of maghreb. 12% and uae reported 12% , including jordan with 35 million dollars in trade volume it has reduced its trade with the zionist regime by 14%. thank you very much for your attention and cooperation with this news section. adina, god bless you. hello again, de

from khawaj nasir university, three of them are among the best universities in the country. i studied mechanical engineering, and by the way, i also studied with khawaja nasir. you all know that electrical engineering and mechanical engineering are among the most difficult engineering fields. this shows that they have a high level of memory and elite skills. this is one point. second, when you look at the resume of mr. aliabadi , you mentioned the experience of working in jihad construction, the executive management of the company . first of all, a part of this was explained in the program of the iranian water and power resources development company. see the field work of the deputy minister of energy in electricity affairs. the staff work of the ceo is based on 14 years it is not really the case that basa has no competitors , ma shir. coats similar to the base, not that we had competitors similar to the base in the country at the same time as the base, see where they are. they are government names. look at the basis of what happened , which company is yours, mr. dr. company

degree from tehran university and his doctorate from khawaj nasi university, three of them are amongt universities in the country. you all know, finally. electrical engineering and mechanical engineering are among the most difficult engineering fields. this shows that they are from one he has a high level of memory and intelligence anyway. this one. the second point when you look at mr. aliabadi's resume is his work experience in construction jihad. the executive management of the company , you mentioned, the first part of the program was explained anyway. iran water and power resources development company. see maven's field work. the minister of energy has been working as the ceo of mabna for 14 years, and it is not that mabna does not have competitors . we had companies similar to mabna, not that they had similar competitors in the country . they started operating at the same time as mabnam. where is the base now? the base now has authority, not for the country, even in the entire region, on the world level , even if they are public or private, yes, they are public. look what happe

the official of columbia university sent a subpoena and accused them of slowing down the investigation of anti-semitic activities and said that this university should make the space safe for jewish students. officials. in the past months, they tried to use the charge of anti-semitism to suppress pro-palestinian student demonstrations, and the american police in chicago violently suppressed the demonstrations that were held to condemn the crimes of the zionist regime in the gaza strip. demonstrators had gathered at the entrance of the democratic party congress and chanted slogans in support of the people of gaza the unquestioning support of the american government to the zionist regime should be stopped. during the last four days when members of the american democratic party gathered in the city of chicago in the party's general meeting , the streets of this great american city were the scene of massive anti-zionist demonstrations by the people of this country. tens of thousands of americans from different states of this country, the end of the genocide in gaza, the liberation of palest

some of the students of this university were also present and each of them told about their experiencesnd dreams. with the professors that i actually had, the professors in the name of being here, my career future was better. i was able to choose my career better and decide what field i want to work in. because people who they are working here, the professors who are teaching here are in the industry. they have good conditions and are active in the industry. last year, i graduated from shahid beheshti university with the 56th batch of law students. what happened to you? you chose shahid beheshti university. the announcement of the national assessment organization is that the final result of the entrance examination will be announced on the 14th of october, and the students will attend the classroom after passing the unit selection course. hossein kashanian of radio and television news agency. sirab, hurry up, i am your officer don't be a wrong officer, be careful sirah , a great iranian officer. the only tehran branch in sarah afsarieh with unbelievable prices for long-term installments

arrested some of them. students to declare their opposition to the continuation of the crimes of the occupying quds regime in the university campus. they were gathered when the police officers attacked them. before this, the american representatives had warned the officials of columbia university because of holding demonstrations in support of palestine in this university. the palestinian red crescent announced that 12 palestinians were martyred and more than 20 were injured in the west bank since wednesday morning. after the zionist attack, the clashes between the soldiers of the zionist army and the struggle. palestine continues in the north of the west bank. palestinian fighters are targeting the zionist forces with heavy rain and the use of explosive traps. as a result of the zionist military attack on the only electricity source in the jenin camp, there was a complete blackout inside it covered the camp and some nearby neighborhoods. the zionist regime attacked the west bank in the biggest operation si

attending this university and each of them told about their experiences and dreams with the professors that i actually had, professors by the name of being here, my career future was better , i was able to choose my career better and decide what field i want to work in. because the people who are working here , the professors who are teaching here , have good conditions in the industry and are active in the industry. i year i entered shahid beheshti university in the past year of 1956. what happened to shahid beheshti university? what happened ? you chose shahid beheshti university . the 1403 entrance exam will be announced at the beginning of october and the students will attend the classroom after passing the unit selection course. hello, my name is jacqueline. i am a journalist and i am from america. i walked from najaf to karbala and visited imam hussain's shrine. experience it was very, very beautiful. all the time i was walking from najaf to karbala, there were many places to rest, lots of food. the hospitality of iraqi people is unbelievable. finally, my arbaeen walk ended when

sahil aj, afghanistan, pakistan, syria and iraq are studying in this university, and 90% of them aregraduate school. according to mr. nazari, 8,500 students study in lorestan university, and more than 60% of these students live in dormitories.

and the option of university— available to them and the option of university is not always viewed asare _ the best option for some of them. they are taking a much broader and more _ they are taking a much broader and more informed decision about finances _ more informed decision about finances. , , ., ~ finances. very interesting, thank ou for finances. very interesting, thank you forjoining — finances. very interesting, thank you forjoining us. _ finances. very interesting, thank you forjoining us. now - finances. very interesting, thank you forjoining us. now to - finances. very interesting, thank| you forjoining us. now to wales. can i pick up on that point review? you think that is playing a part in wales as well, the amount of money that the students have become more fiscally savvy, thinking about what path they take? the fiscally sawy, thinking about what path they take?— path they take? the word savvy is exactly right- _ path they take? the word savvy is exactly right. it's _ path they take? the word savvy is exactly right. it's a _ path they take? the word savvy is exactly ri

some of the students of this university were also present and each of them told about their experiencesand dreams with the professors that i actually had, the professors whose future is here. my career turned out better , i was able to choose my future career better and decide what field i want to work in, because the people who are working here are professors who have a place to teach, they have good conditions in the industry, and i have been active in the industry for years. last year, in 1956 , i entered shahid beheshti university, what happened to shahid university? shahid beheshti university's law department has a distinction that clearly distinguishes it from other universities, according to the announcement of the national assessment organization. the final result of the entrance exam of 1403 is supposed to be announced at the beginning of october and the students will appear in the classroom after passing the course of unit selection . hazrat imams of different cities of this country came to the streets and mourned the people. the oppressed nations of the world are united on th

the us congress has sent subpoenas to six columbia university officials, accusing them of slowing down investigations into anti-semitic activities and saying: this university must provide a safe space for jewish students. in recent months, us officials have tried to use the charge of anti-semitism to suppress pro-palestinian student demonstrations. in her speech at the democratic national convention in chicago, kamla harris officially accepted the party's nomination for the us presidential election. vice president and in his speech, the democratic candidate in the us elections attacked his republican opponent , accusing him of trying to take the country backwards . if trump returns to the white house, the chaos and disaster of his presidency will be revived once again. the democratic candidate once again emphasized america's support for the security of the zionist regime and claimed that washington is trying to achieve a ceasefire in gaza. in another part of his speech, kamla harris pledged to support nato and ukraine , and vice versa. russia should stop. he said he will guarantee that

we heard some of them are going off to university, a lot of people be deciding at making sure their universityon and my colleague is at ucas ho, how's it going at the moment? i ucas hq, how's it going at the moment? ,, ., ucas hq, how's it going at the moment? ~ ., , ., ucas hq, how's it going at the moment?— ucas hq, how's it going at the moment? ~ ., ., �* ., moment? i know you don't go live until one o'clock, _ moment? i know you don't go live until one o'clock, but _ moment? i know you don't go live until one o'clock, but i _ moment? i know you don't go live until one o'clock, but i assume - moment? i know you don't go live | until one o'clock, but i assume it's very busy already. they are very busy, you can see some of them over my shoulder, they have been taken from hull since eight o'clock this morning, hundreds of telephone calls have come in. there is a two—minute waiting time, they don't pick up first time? bear with them, there's a couple of minutes waiting time. a lot of people affording universities direct. you had fantastic students there who know what are doing. they come throug

we tell on the territory of the technical university a number of sites that are not used, one of theming considered for future development, by the end of the year at the level of the ministry of education a decision will be made on the transfer of these lands to the city. well, there is no approved project yet, this takes time, but the first step has been taken, the idea was voiced, which means that sooner or later it will be implemented. that's right, if it has already been voiced, then i think the universe will hear everything will happen in the near future. the main thing is to start, yes, colleagues, the story will also talk about construction. so in the story that we have prepared, we will also talk about housing for young professionals. in the young microdistrict of the agro-town of belovezhsk , the first new building recently opened its doors. a modern multi-apartment residential building was built, by the way, not only for young professionals, but also for families who were on the housing waiting list. and all the details from our correspondents. kristina, andrey, well, you've

to get something dangled in front of them by these universities.ther results today. this is a really smart cohort. they know what they're doing. they can talk to all of the experts and they can talk to their teachers and advisers. ucas staff here. take advice from those you trust and choose the course you are passionate about. you trust and choose the course you are passionate about.— trust and choose the course you are passionate about. you are proud that disadvantaged _ passionate about. you are proud that disadvantaged students _ passionate about. you are proud that disadvantaged students are - passionate about. you are proud that disadvantaged students are going - passionate about. you are proud that disadvantaged students are going to | disadvantaged students are going to be going through the system this year. what is the message on that? it's wonderful news, record numbers of disadvantaged students accepting and being offered a university place today. that is great for the nation. everyone working in education cares about that and it's fantas

the weekly rallies of sanno university every wednesday in support of the palestinian people and to tell them that you are not alone every moment you leave we suffer with you and we tell you that if we had the opportunity and able to enter palestine we would not wait at all because yemenes are among the struggling and resistant people who have proven over the years. that they do not submit to any aggressive forces in the world. chance filled the air calling on regional resistance forces to respond to the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza urging a collective and power. powerful response to what they described as israeli war crimes, the demonstrators also condemned the international community for turning up blind eye to regime's daily killing of innocent civilians in gaza. we came out today in solidarity with palestine and we assure them that they are not alone. we are with them with our men, women and children, and we congratulate them on the occasion of the appointment of yahya sinwar. as the protest came. to an end, the message was clear, the students of salah university are committed to

the jobs is the and the full testers, basically most of them universities or demanding more baffled, doesn't show up for them. that's remember, half of the supreme court of the funds. we basically lose that back to despite that, the protest, $500.00 thing. so given the fact that faith is enough, also labels the test of the cargo offensive tongue used by hard basically translating to features and the ones the car was used back in the d when on a full. so can you tell us when somebody collaborate and said with the, with the pocket sony, when um, the war was happening in buckets on a 1971. so that's really good. the full test cells and then the full test which we are assigned as the government, the job, the data on them to the government, to test ultimately leading to the house to shake the engine many times before. so we'd be very, very crucial. we hope that tom, for we no longer base, but as far as the next 2 days will be tough, absolute in many things, keeping an eye on things that for instance, on the days when john the reporting from new delhi. thanks, i thanks to you for joining u

doctor of medicine, ask them, i was a jihadist, i really think that tabriz is a jihadist of the university of east azerbaijan. it is very interesting that academic jihad has been able to train many of the forces needed by the government, and now it has been able to train different managers in different places, from ministers to lawyers , many university presidents and many university officials declare that we jihad we were university students, sometimes they themselves are the leaders of jihad , if they are now leaders, since they were the leaders of university jihad themselves. they are using the experience there now, and with that experience of becoming the president now, or myself, who was once the director general of the ministry of science, from the same experience of the academic jihad period that we were in, it was really a very good place to train both managers and elites. see how it goes. how many of our elites have been formed in the past year, the elite foundation is supported by government support, but so far i have thought . he should train you, who are really academic jihadis

government advisor in boston, i'm a 40 distinguish fellow of them knocking university of both and the washington dc niles. senate whitehouse. com. this for the publications, the hell was come to the program on do you genuinely believe that a breakthrough is still possible in the adults brokered by the americans the age of shows of the categories. you know how she almost unfortunately i don't, i'm not optimistic at all. i look at the fundamentals of the deal. this is a deal that's could have been done 6 months ago or 4 months ago or 2 months ago or 2 weeks ago. and it still hasn't happened and it hasn't happened for a reason. it did not happen because israel doesn't want to deal. and it appears that how much is not interested in the deal. in fact, the one thing that how much the visual have in common right, is that they don't want the deal. now, let me add one more thing. in the graphics that you displayed a moment ago washer describing the deal. there are 2 things that are missing in the 1st phase. there's also a 40 to day 6 week of the fire. that's mr. annette on y'all's problem. now

many of them are completely wasting their time. i think we're going to discuss this.worthless degrees and a huge debt when they could be in work, in fact. >> and now we have to move on. thank you, lloyd, and thank you, richard. excellent start to that debate there. up with nearly 10 million brits out welcome back to farage with me . welcome back to farage with me. martin daubney standing in for the big man now ahead of a—level results day tomorrow, university chiefs have told students to pick degree courses based on their passions rather than the pay their passions rather than the pay potential of future careers. university bosses said students face difficult decisions based on the advice of parents and teachers, but that ultimately youngsters should choose a course that they are passionate about. well, it comes as startling figures from the office of national statistics reveal the extent of worklessness in the uk. around 9.5 million people aged 18 to 65 are neither in work nor seeking employment. and with the government's coming under scrutiny, chancellor rachel reev

previous government advisor in boston, i'm a hoodie. distinguish fellow of them knocking university of both and the washington dc niles, senate whitehouse. com. this for the publications, the hell was come to the program on do you genuinely believe that a breakthrough is still possible in the adults brokered by the americans, the age of shows all the categories you know how she almost unfortunately i don't i'm not optimistic at all i look at the fundamentals of the deal. this is a deal that's could have been done 6 months ago, or 4 months ago or 2 months ago or 2 weeks ago. and it still hasn't happened. and it hasn't happened for a reason. it did not happen because israel doesn't want to deal, and it appears that how much is not interested in the deal. in fact, the one thing that how much the visual have in common right, is that they don't want the deal. now, let me add one more thing in the graphics that you displayed a moment ago washer. describing the deal. there are 2 things that are missing in the 1st phase. there's also a 40 to day 6 week of the fire. that's mr. annette on y'all'

resources that were trained, some students of this university were also present and each of them spoke about their experiences and dreams with the professors that i actually had, professors by the name of being here , my career future was better. i was able to choose my job better and decide what field i want to work in because the people who are working here, the professors who are teaching here , have good conditions in the industry and are active in the industry . i became beheshti, what happened to the law field , did you choose the university, i consulted shahid beheshti university's law department has a distinction that clearly distinguishes it from other universities . according to the announcement of the national assessment organization , the final result of the 143 entrance exam is going to be announced in early october , and the students will attend the classroom after passing the unit selection period. hossein kashanian of sed and cima news agency. the closure of the 78-year-old hospital in the capital , lolagar hospital is one of the old hospitals in the capital , which has

at the university of michigan, police officers attacked the protesting students and dispersed them .the last academic year, the american students who support palestine also set up tents on the campuses of prominent universities of this country and called for a cease-fire in gaza . according to the report, it has caused a lot of material and human damages against the gaza strip arti network, in addition to the material damages , many children have suffered mental and physical injuries due to these bombings. a child without hair, this little girl fulfills her wish to comb her hair by combing her doll's hair. he says: i can't tie my hair like this. the fear and terror caused by the israeli air raids made him lose his hair from fear. for example i was very scared and we had to go out of the house. we arrived near yunus's house. for almost two or three days, every time i brush my hair, it falls out severely, until all my hair fell out. seeing my hair falling out, i got scared and screamed and told my mom that i want my hair. she is also sorry for this on her mother's face. the events of w

many of them are completely wasting their time. i think we're going to discuss this.rthless degrees and a huge debt when they could be in work, in fact. >> and now we have to move on. thank you, lloyd, and thank you, richard. excellent start to that debate there. up with nearly 10 million brits out welcome back to farage with me . welcome back to farage with me. martin daubney standing in for the big man now ahead of a—level results day tomorrow, university chiefs have told students to pick degree courses based on their passions rather than the pay their passions rather than the pay potential of future careers. university bosses said students face difficult decisions based on the advice of parents and teachers, but that ultimately youngsters should choose a course that they are passionate about. well, it comes as startling figures from the office of national statistics reveal the extent of worklessness in the uk. around 9.5 million people aged 18 to 65 are neither in work nor seeking employment. and with the government's coming under scrutiny, chancellor rachel reeves

has already been completed, it is very important that almost 3/4 of them were transferred to universitiessian regions, this is a very good opportunity for many students to receive higher education, a promising profession, and what is important, immediately guaranteed to get a job after graduation. these quotas are formed on the basis of applications from regions in several hundred areas, more than twenty of them, in the most popular, engineering, the number of places has increased by 10%. placement, the same points operate on the basis of universities in the belgorod, oryol, voronezh regions, other russian universities have also declared their readiness to accommodate the guys if necessary. well then. i will get you from under the ground, i will tear you to pieces, he is a beast, he will not spare anyone, i also not the same puppy, i won't let him, return, today on rtr, rixsas premium segate, family fun starts here, here every detail is created for your pleasure. enjoy the water park for children, lush green gardens the beauty of the coral reefs and the sea. immerse yourself in a world of

and again, as a lot of them, except we're basically not kind of such a university begin as primary secondary institutions. okay. okay. so this slide is going to talk about we talked about the history of hbcu in north carolina. this slide gets into the history of activism at hbcu in north carolina. so again, there's a overfocus 1960 and 84 in particular. and that kind of a racist decades of history of activism. and so there were sustained student movements this hbcu during the early to mid 20th century north kind it hbcu student activists engaged in multiple succemovements they range in participant size and duration prior to the 1967 engaged in activism directly internally toward campus administration, faculty, staff and governing boardnd externally against anti-black oppression right. so they were not only just going anti-black oppression, right? they were also battling their teachers, their administrators. right. fighting for instruction. right. in 1931, william stuart nelson became the first black president, assuring university after students, alumni, faculty and staff advocated for africa

international shahid beheshti university, in fact, we honor them and this we present the medal to them name is written here , now i don't know if the medal. they can get it . yes, this is the medal, and the name of mr. professor thomas bran is actually written here, and dr. kazemi's award is written here. it is professor thomas bran, who we brought in the field of fundamental science and very soon, and we used to take the picture below. who can show the viewers the body of mr. thomas braun from max plan institute in germany , whose research is actually about salah. there is a foundation and a heart. today, their lecture about the rearrangement is actually the genome of the heart cells, which causes repair patients have heart problems , yes, very well, thank you. let's talk about the other parts of the international congress of basic selva and also the congress of production medicine . it is from that future research that mr. dr. saeed kazemi had a reconciliation at the very beginning in the year 200 or 1300, and i think in 1979 , his first course was started and its purpose was mostly

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they can present the technical university and that some of them can be imported for the first time using methods from some other countries, but here they actually converted it and romanized it, the points mentioned by mr. najafi. or are there laws that mr. najafi refers to, see, in our petrochemical industry , the export exemption was canceled in one year, while in the special regions, this promise was made to investment that you would include exemption to any now , according to the laws that were created, the export exemption it was removed and duties were imposed on some petrochemical products, which is really not a correct definition of raw materials and semi-raw materials . investors should not be interested, because these duties may increase over the years , it may have started from half a percent, and there may be an increase. putting duties on petrochemical products to meet the needs is not a suitable tool in my opinion. even though petershi companies are committed to sanaya. to supply the domestic , that issue was solved, and the surplus of the domestic needs was exported what ha

production companies, one of them was created in the samara region in talyat, i report that it has already been possible to localize about 70% of the component base for free flying systems are produced as lithium batteries. engines, and well, about here again 70% of components, we will bring this figure to 90%, and here the connection of the university, production and the territory of advanced development is very strong. taking this opportunity, dear vladimirovich, i would like to invite you to visit the samara region, this very center, because here you can see how your instructions are being implemented, how a new industry is being created, there really is a unique solution there, which, if replicate, and we are already working on this together with our colleagues in the government. will allow us to be technological leaders here in the whole world. vladimirovich, i have finished my report, if you allow me, returning to what you said at the beginning, we contacted the kursk region government this morning, all the necessary assistance that will be needed, this is for doctors, medicines, bui

the harvard president ended up stepping down so did the university of pennsylvania and cornell universityall of them are out. >> lawrence: we're going to be following, obviously, because of what is going to be happening next week, but school is about to start again. >> ainsley: yeah. >> lawrence: we anticipate that the protests are going to be starting as well. >> ainsley: students are saying she wanted to step down now and give columbia time to put somebody in her position. starts september 3rd for them after labor day. >> lawrence: what is the plan? >> ainsley: they have an interim. she is a medical dr.. dr. karina armstrong. i believe she is the medical doctor it columbia university irving medical center step in as i understand rim president. i'm sure they had her red ity to go there have been talks wanting her to step down or resign so i'm sure the planes in the work. >> ainsley: disney is trying to have a widow's lawsuit dismissed claiming he can't sue because he signed up for disney plus. >> will: chanley painter is here with more. >> disney is claiming by signing up for its streami

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head of maternal health group vice-chancellor of health of isfahan university of medical sciences , two-thirdsmothers requesting abortions withdraw by counseling and supporting them. the monitoring of dealing with intentional abortion in universities of medical sciences and life centers has had a significant effect on the withdrawal of pregnant mothers from abortion. two-thirds of pregnant mothers in isfahan province refused abortion from december 1402 to june 1403. in fact, we had almost 200 cases of abortion . the patient may have some justification for himself, for example, the distance between his children is short, or his living conditions are not ideal , for example, in currently studying, working or, for example, support or there is no support from the family, she is far from the family , none of this is a reason to try hard . in the first place, counseling for the prevention of hard work is done in the same health unit if the mother goes to the same health unit , and if the mother still insists on hard work, go to the centers called life saving centers. children of arja meshe's hard wo

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