people in the west need to hear another opinion. oh, this new york weather is going to finish me off. oh , yes, this is nerak. yes, irina vladimirovna. yes, i 'm listening.

dhps mail.

who's there? mr. wilson? hello, hello! she called me once after the tragedy, why me? well, i don't know, probably at such moments you remember those who are truly dear to you, close people are not used as a chemical courier.

maybe it's hidden for me, they told me that there is a microphone mounted there, a microphone, my god, well, well, you came to new york, they, they are for you were being watched, you work for the regime from adam and that's normal, they wanted to know all your affairs, that's all, i was sure that you were not guilty of anything, i wanted to prove it to them. i just

got really scared, i was just afraid, that means you didn't know anything, nothing.

good afternoon, hello, what did you want? i have two sons, not twins, in a month they have a birthday, there will be a big celebration, i

would like to print an invitation for guests, of course, you have one, yes. with gratitude to allah, we invite you to celebrate the day our sons' birth, address, date, abdulaziz alzarek, and samara, it's probably hard, like this, all day at work, i like it, and i have so many worries with the boy. real hooligans, two boys - this is not one girl, you still have to prepare for the holiday, such a responsibility, maybe even the president himself will come, choose,

i need 200 thousand, how much will it cost, nothing, my gift, to the birthday boys? thank you, if all the reports from iraq look something like this, then i am not surprised that 2/3 of americans ready to unleash, listen, do you think that in iraq they don't organize rallies, they don't make americans the main enemies, they do, of course. besides, they work there, study, go to the market, well, yes, millions of ordinary people live in marriage who don't deserve war, no one deserves war, did you really think

that i was selling weapons to the sodam?

are you sure that it's worth the effort? what? you can't imagine what resources are involved on the other side. what really they, no, we would never

allow this, by the way, in many ways, thanks to the vector, and the war will be anyway, as soon as the first clue appears, okay, say what you wanted, vyacheslavich, i can’t go to the ministry anymore, well, go away, what’s wrong? where is the point, there’s nowhere to go, around him is a new office, i’m a stranger there, if you had somehow assisted, they would have listened to you, and how can i be useful, you know yourself dmitry andreevich always turned to the wrong address, i’m not a specialist in working with personnel and not a financier, i catch spies, i understand, and i mean i’m at the right address, when you sent me the general figure out, because of which i lost all the contracts in iraq, what are you lying?

a person connected with the cia, that means you are not connected with the cia, yes, and what about you then covering for your yakovlev when he ran off to the americans, now you are accusing me, yes i need you to accuse you, as if i have nothing else to do, vyacheslav ivanovich, well, is it really impossible to just help me once as a human being, why are you whining like a woman, for what reason, should i still help you, have i not done enough for you, can't you work? don't work, stay at home and don't call

i want to know more, what's new in the ministry of foreign affairs, can you imagine what a boom it is? there's a lot of work to do, you know, the americans want war, they're afraid, they're threatening the gardens, they're not letting inspectors into the facilities, but you can understand him too, after these provocations, the labs, and he has something to hide, sometimes it's easier to find something that isn't there than to hide something that is, and do you know amir rashid's wife?

i suddenly wanted everything to be the same as before, but when it's time to wash, that's enough, okay,

i won't, hello, can i talk to mr. lily, please. yes, thank you. hello, louis, it's dmitry.

i think justin will be very upset if he finds out that you're dating your russian again. i'm a free man, and i can do whatever i want with whoever i want. are you following me? who gave you the right to pry into my personal life? look, i thought we were friends. i know how much you mean to justin, so much that he hasn't been able to divorce his wife for 5 years, would you like that, but not anymore.

in international terrorism. i have to go back to baghdad, i don't want to fly away with

this, well, take me with you, you seriously, so you're ready to drop everything to come with me, and you think i have something to drop, well, what about your magazine, and i... well, yes, and i had an idea to make a whole issue about these people, i know the eastern mentality pretty well, well, of course, i won't be able to have a frank conversation with men, but we could talk with women. i just want to do something worthwhile, real, you know, yeah, well, let them publish it for me, but i'll at least try,

listen, this is a great idea, really, yeah, well , i know you'll like it. thank you, thank you, rose. so, hello to everyone, i apologize, i didn't mean to distract you. vladimirovna, you will never distract you, i finally can.

okay, i just dropped by to say hello, do i have to go to the printing house for a new batch of booklets, or do i no longer need them? needed, needed, good, very nice, she didn't like me, don't be silly, yeah, hello, hello, amal. hello, irina. selima, bring some tea. no, no, everything is fine. we 've run out of booklets. again. i don't understand how

this can happen. me too. that's why this time i'll order twice as much as i usually do. that's a lot. i'll give you a discount. no discounts. i never give them to my clients. hello. hello. i'll wait. so, when can i pick up the order? in a week, if you like, we'll try faster, there's no rush, you said they're gone, almost gone, ok, thank you, thank you, see you in a week, bye.

we wanted to tell you everything first, we're going to print leaflets against saddam's regime. but

it's very dangerous, no one will know anything, listen, i'll pay you well, i'm ready work for free, want to avenge my brother's death, do you have something to hate him for too, wasn't he the one who killed your parents?

goodbye, hello, hello, farida, i'm veronika gromova, can i come in, please, thank you. so, are you ready for the interview? yes, of course, great, come in. sit

down, please, thank you, so what should i say, what do you think, i don't understand, let's just chat, do you have children, i have a son, and two daughters, alima and amina, great, how old are they, son.

the main thing is that now something from this it worked out, i think it will, at first i doubted it, a beautiful snippet, oh, sorry, i'll come back later then, mina, wait, why don't you interview our mina, mina, do you want to be on the cover of an american magazine through connections, well, actually , she's right, how could i, for some reason i didn't think of it before? let me interview you too, yeah, why, i don't know anything, and i don't need to know anything, you 'll just tell me what you think, and i don't think anything, but that can't be, really, what's interesting to me, well, how what, in this issue you will be the only working woman, and you know, you better

take an interview, all sorts of printing houses, yes, let's go, let's go, look at what beautiful things she makes, prints, and they don't need any of it, there it stands, everything is packed, and i took it home and i have all the calendars at home and at my relatives', look how beautiful, and what about me, am i uninteresting, i'm not even interested myself.

yes, yes, of course, yes, thank you. by the way, i looked at the samples that you print. there are a lot of calendars in the office, a lot. oleg probably plans to use them. don't you know who you're working for? are you okay? yes, i'm okay. i'll just be a minute.

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don't think that everyone here supports the president.

i understand, yes, we met, she's beautiful, i'm even afraid to leave you here alone, you have nothing to be afraid of, really, yes. فریاد ما '