doesn't have much in terms of reaching out by lions says this is political economist sar, opposite bundy. she grew up in the room and us worked on arranging issues for over 20 years. a quick look at the map can explain that feeling of isolation around is the country with the largest shia muslim population in the world. but all of these neighboring countries have a sunni majority, which is another much larger branch of islam. among them is it runs main rivals, saudi arabia, those are buying for dominance and the muslim world around is even ruled by a cleric. i a to a lot on the from and 8 west in the atlantic republic supreme leader for the last 35 years. the, the in revolution created the atlantic republic in 1979. he wants to anti western edits court after a history of british and us meddling in the country. that's another story. today we often see rallies like these into rock, transporting the rhetoric of the rang and machine since the revolution and have considered the us and israel, it's main enemy. and both have targeted the rock cast. and so they money, a top rang in general, was a

bundy says mr. president, essentially kind of tugging on his we've been trying to get your attention for a long time, and it's really tough because you're here, there and everywhere else. and we just need a much more rigorous process. and so i think they came back to that after a while as well as kennedy imposing or creating other innovations for the foreign policy process room in the basement of the white house, ultimately a hotline to the soviets, better communication, but it's a it's a more fluid process which fitted kennedy's both from a paper perspective but probably also in a real time perspective in sitting around a table and entertaining opinion coming from everywhere, which kennedy was comfortable with. you can hear him on the tapes asking fabulous questions, interjecting himself when need be, but hearing each other's out, hearing each other's each other. yes, each other's opinions. and it just harder to see that kind of a rambling process taking place during the eisenhower years. and fred,

really doesn't have much in terms of reaching out by lions says this is political economist, saragossa, bundy. she grew up in the room and us worked on arranging issues for over 20 years . a quick look at the map can explain that feeling of isolation. around is the country with the largest shia muslim population in the world. but all of these neighboring countries have a sunni majority, which is another much larger branch of islam. among them is it runs main rivals, saudi arabia, those are buying for dominance and the muslim world around is even read by a cleric. i have to lot ali, some innate west in the atlantic republic supreme leader for the last 35 years the, the iranian revolution created the is nomic republic. in 1979. he was anti western edits court after a history of british and us meddling in the country. that's another story. today we often see rallies like these into rock, transporting the rhetoric of the rang and machine. since the revolution and have considered the us and israel, it's main enemies and both have targeted the wrong the cast and so they money a top range in general

this is political economist, saragossa, bundy. she grew up in the room and us worked on arranging issues for over 20 years . a quick look at the map can explain that feeling of isolation. around is the country with the largest shia muslim population in the world. but all of these neighboring countries have a sunni majority, which is another much larger branch of this month. among them is around the main rival, saudi arabia, both are buying for dominance and the muslim world around is even ruled by a cleric. i a to a lot on the some innate west in the atlantic republic supreme leader for the last 35 years the, the iranian revolution created the is nomic republic. in 1979. he wants to anti western edits court after a history of british and us meddling in the country. that's another story. today we often see rallies like these into rock, transporting the rhetoric of the iranian regime. since the revolution and have considered the us and israel, it's main enemy. and both have targeted the rock cast. and so they money a top range in ge

this is political economist, saragossa, bundy. she grew up in the room and us worked on arranging issues for over 20 years . a quick look at the map can explain that the feeling of isolation around is the country with the largest shia muslim population in the world. but all of these neighboring countries have assumed the majority, which is another much larger branch of is mom. among them is around the main rival, saudi arabia. those are buying for dominance and the muslim world around is even ruled by a cleric. i a to a lot on the, from an 8 west in the atlantic republic supreme leader for the last 35 years. the, the iranian revolution created the is nomic republic. in 1979. he wants to anti western edits court after a history of british and us meddling in the country. that's another story. today we often see rallies like these into rock, transporting the rhetoric of the rang and regime. since the revolution has considered the us and israel, it's main enemy, and both have targeted the rock. cast them so they money. a top range in

that's why they've bundis from being exported back in 2014, they announced the ban on the floor of exports, which kind of was phased in between 201420. 20 for various reasons. but that's, that's effectively forced domestic producers to focus on value added to those nickel products rather than just exporting also other countries, particularly china, the policy of restricting the export of nickel. actually pre dates. we don't know, marie, i woke up on guess to was minister for trade in 2009 on the government for a signal. this intent. we asked or read the origins of the law in 2009 when we were still in government. we passed the law uh it was the coolant mining law, which talked about the importance of increasing the value added of our, our raw material mineral exports. and there was a timeline that they would, we would start restricting the exports of or by 2014. so you know, 22009 to 2014 yet, so it was an advanced warning if you'd like to all the mining companies that they had to think about how they were going to invest in smelters and so on. indonesia is, policy is clearly influenced by

this is political economist, saragossa, bundy. she grew up in the room and us worked on arranging issues for over 20 years . a quick look at the map can explain that feeling of isolation. around is the country with the largest shia muslim population in the world. but all of these neighboring countries have assumed the majority, which is another much larger branch of islam. among them is it runs main rivals, saudi arabia. those are buying for dominance and the muslim world around is even ruled by a cleric. i a to a lot on the, from an 8 west in the atlantic republic supreme leader for the last 35 years. the, the iranian revolution created the as nomic republic in 1979. he wants to anti western edits court after a history of british and us meddling in the country. that's another story. today we often see rallies like these into rock, transporting the rhetoric of the rang and regime since the revolution and have considered the us and israel, it's main enemies. and both have targeted the rock. cast them so they money. a top range in g

that's why they've bundis from being exported back in 2014, they announced the ban on the floor of ex boss, which kind of was faced in between 20142024 various reasons. but that's, that's effectively forced domestic producers to focus on value added to those nickel products rather than just exporting also other countries, particularly china, the policy of restricting the export of nickel. actually pre dates. we don't know, marie, i woke up i guess, to was minister for trade in 2009 on the government for a signal. this intent. we asked or read the origins of the law in 2009 when we were still in government. we passed the law uh it was the coolant mining law, which talked about the importance of increasing the value added of our, our raw material mineral exports. and there was a timeline that they would, we would start restricting the exports of or by 2014. so you know, 22009 to 2014 yet, so it was an advanced warning if you'd like to all the mining companies that they had to think about how they were going to invest in smelters and so on. indonesia is, policy is clearly influenced by i

this is political economist, saragossa, bundy. she grew up in the room and us worked on arranging issues for over 20 years . a quick look at the map can explain that feeling of isolation. around is the country with the largest shia muslim population in the world. but all of these neighboring countries have a sunni majority, which is another much larger branch of this month. among them is it runs main rivals, saudi arabia, those are buying for dominance. and the mustang world around is even read by a cleric. i a to a lot on the farm and 8, west in the atlantic republic supreme leader for the last 35 years the, the iranian revolution created the is nomic republic. in 1979. he was anti western edits court after a history of british and us meddling in the country. that's another story. today we often see rallies like these into rock, transporting the rhetoric of the rang and machine. since the revolution and have considered the us and israel, it's main enemy. and both have targeted the rock cast. and so they money a top range in gener

that's why they've bundis from being exported back in 2014. they announced the ban on the floor of expos. um, which kind of was phased in between? 201420. 20 for various reasons. but that's, that's effectively forced domestic producers to focus on value add into those nickel products rather than just exporting all throughout the countries, particularly china, the policy of restricting the export of nickel. actually pre dates. we don't, marie, i woke up on guess to was minister for trade in 2009 on the government for a signal. this intent. we asked or read the origins of the law in 2009 when we were still in government. we passed the law uh it was the coolant mining law, which talked about the importance of increasing the value added of our, our raw material mineral exports. and there was a timeline that they would, we would start restricting the exports of or by 2014. so you know, 22009 to 2014 yet, so it was an advanced warning if you'd like to all the mining companies that they had to think about how they were going to invest in smelters and

that's why they've bundis from being exported back in 2014. they announced the ban on the floor of expos. um, which kind of was phased in between? 201420. 20 for various reasons. but that's, that's effectively forced domestic producers to focus on value added to those nickel products rather than just exporting also other countries, particularly china, the policy of restricting the export of nickel. actually pre dates. we don't know, marie, i woke up i guess, to was minister for trade in 2009 on the government for a signal. this intent. we asked or read the origins of the law in 2009 when we were still in government. we passed the law uh it was the coolant mining law, which talked about the importance of increasing the value added of our, our raw material mineral exports. and there was a timeline that they would, we would start restricting the exports of or by 2014. so you know, 22009 to 2014 yet, so it was an advanced warning if you'd like to all the mining companies that they had to think about how they were going to invest in smelters and so

that's why they've bundis from being exported back in 2014, they announced the ban on the floor of exports, which kind of was faced in between 20142024 various reasons. but that's, that's effectively forced domestic producers to focus on value added to those nickel products rather than just exporting also other countries, particularly china, the policy of restricting the export of nickel. actually pre dates. we don't know, marie, i woke up on guess to was minister for trade in 2009 on the government for a signal. this intent. we asked or read the origins of the law in 2009 when we were still in government. we passed the law uh it was the coolant mining law, which talked about the importance of increasing the value added of our, our raw material mineral exports. and there was a timeline that they would, we would start restricting the exports of or by 2014. so you know, 22009 to 2014 yet, so it was an advanced warning if you'd like to all the mining companies that they had to think about how they were going to invest in smelters and so on. indonesia is, policy is clearly influenced by its hi

in fashion, in a traditional long khadi shirt and a bundi jacket, which was introduced into fashion byhe first prime minister of india nero, putin without a tie. official conversations will begin tomorrow, but today we can talk calmly in some home environment, probably about the same issues, but unofficially. here, in 2009, the president ate tea from a samovar to barack obama, then there was still something to talk about with america over tea. modi was re-elected prime minister for the third time only in june and did not leave india before his trip to russia. the first visit to... moscow, of course, is an eloquent signal for new delhi’s strategic partner washington. the main metropolitan newspaper of the united states, the washington post, claims that america sought to postpone the visit of the indian prime minister to moscow. the pentagon, although it seemed would, and what does the us department of defense have to do with this, is forced to admit the obvious. quote: india and russia have maintained relations for a very long time. white house, usa. really nervous about the visit, said

repeat offenders, that means they’re bandits people are not random, viktor dobronravov, what else about bundythe gang works in troikas, the troikas are not related to each other, but they have a common leader, nickname, artist, andrei merzlikin, no matter what this death’s head is, if i don’t cope with them, they won’t forgive me, daria ursulyak, death’s head, i heard about her, the artist, you don’t know who he is, yes, i don’t know yet, alexander ustyugov, we are all under suspicion. everyone marina aleksandrova, they will kill you, your scepis, alexander gorbatov, i give you a day, otherwise i will keep this gang of yours i’ll roll it up according to the law, artist, head, a new raid, get ready, today on rtr. please take a moment, this is lucy. hello, she will work for us as a laboratory assistant. on saturday. why should i thank god, who sent you to me, well, you are simply a miracle. maybe you’ll start sleeping with her so she can do all the work for you. why are you raising me up? well, you’re the boss, but you just don’t see me as a person, a man, do you want to make a discovery? well,

there was a lot of fun to be had in, you know, al and peg bundy. hit, "roseanne." you think this is a magic kingdom where you just sit up here on your throne. oh yeah? yeah! and you think everything gets done by some wonderful wizard. oh, poof, the laundry's folded. poof, dinner's on the table. you want me to fix dinner? i'll fix dinner. i'm fixing dinner! oh, but, honey, you just fixed dinner three years ago. bianculli: typical american families weren't on television for the longest time. the donna reed days, you know, the early days, the "father knows best," hardly anybody really lived like that. that was the way advertisers wanted you to live. i know what just might make me feel better. me too, but i bet it's a different list than what you got. the ideal situation is if you can subvert whatever common stuff is said about families and about parenting. what's in this, lead? oh, i got you kids new leg irons. [ cackles ] her loudness and her unfilteredness were key to why we liked her. she was saying stuff about working class people, she was saying

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