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humanity has never seen such strange natural phenomena before all giant coming to this appearing in the mountain in. one after another. let's not forget you could use to get your blood you know limb died long he would be up. in this one appeared in 2020. how often and where will new crisis appeal as i described how dangerous own day for human the slum on miami is different one night and 21 russian scientists came quite close to working out what's going on. they built a full scale 3 d. model of the black hole. where they were welcomed rather warm. on the splendor and were near the
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door. but it's never. really wore. one of. them the school will soon not see cropped out of. lawlessness as. you. could not see it. and of simulating far more to be a car. you. still need to view it in more which is quite a freak. i don't know as there was a lot so when i was there getting you on the news that all the taping and. the groceries and going to new york the. first place that they were thought of most were used to for news the thrill of history. and. even
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reform. which asked for. its way middle. the local nomadic reindeer herd as believe the universe is 3 ts the highest being the abode of the gods the middle one populated by people while the lowest is home to evil spirits they can enter our domain. by not guarded by their mortar a robot in a barn are remote share with. your ground skiffs call us guard sureness share mall now girlfriends i'm interested in. the national polls or so they. were misunderstood in the. first story and circuit in the initial in america is the world the premier maist noble war style us markets were purchased all on the grammar or keep the process. of all this resentment up about. mothers on
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a moment by mr produced a metaphor that us also a. person or someone up regular what was theirs by the enemy is too small to be able appropriate court of. law to do something about you. the reader is an anthropologist a custodian of minutes traditions she worked in the city for many years but then moved to the tundra to the ancestral land as she says she was living in a chum tent surrounded by nature and saw the lake forming with her own eyes. into the sea need to him and measure said you know what you're getting mila. competed in los angeles still in the eastern you took those areas are you quoting inevitable if they get. elude you know there is
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a. they didn't you're going to have. you with elizabeth. is new new beauty. and. the. new thing is plastic new well. yes but. according to her attorney it's better to let sleeping dogs lie you shouldn't take more from mother nature than she can give in spenser to live in harmony with the natural world.
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but when you feel like a new toilet need to. put you. here only if you do you really. are at. least 33 do you agree with. tradition and nurture that a person. as. scientists have been talking about the amount of creatures since 2013.
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that's situated near the british need the doesn't appear knowledge a good idea may 1st come and spoke with the city of i do you know called and said he to. us that has made a good many guests you present on the basis of some have said. we're piling. it back and use the bullet which are. a must see a my squad through. the ninety's which is of. mutual back when if you took. her from you for. at the bookie to revisit. muesli news and understood my new boots for money at that i need to go as a woman leaves out a lots of it out to subside look most of the bullies of us fight them will pretty be pretty because in the us a but a while ago and asked him what's it like that i just love them next mining when
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you're stressed but about that get off the east coast i'm well it was good it got there now please call a simple skull a simple school listen to a video. or pricing of the video it's a digital book of the one. orchard by sure if it's danish the more region of at the top of. the go to tour to do in italy. of course there were no demons but the queen seemed to have a mind of its own of which. there were several expeditions to investigate the 1st creatures in your mouth. to argue porches a couple of originals some grub or what's there we were just. on the road to reduce our own stroke. but it's still our girl to show us marie demands but there isn't a nose in the store both are girls the demand is just the american years from our new curriculum made. creature formation is caused by the buildup of gas some to
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the surface and not by the melting of permafrost dark want to resume our shot or remember why it's. sure it's of our bureau in that dark really resemble as a short doubling our grasshopper scored a parachute enough by g.m. the. ira to work could insure my memes from the minute in on the federal employees for the sure what and i mean. the 1st things to notice and what precedes create a full nation on the so-called permafrost mounds. to push for you to put your. mike up or we're covered in a rush it sure won't on the schlep across which was just never shooters are sure. washington here's your budget from there are lots more perfect one before. i'm
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uneasy at the. opposition of c.m. what unpropitious thought. was our group interest to scarsdale between ukraine and the youth my meeting with the child was just mused anemia. no question you pull share it's. the mood you're in there with them while corsair so they can. hear. anything about their i think she said. this family of. encounters a crisis for the 1st time i suppose the switches. to omit. the simplest little. so you can use the word. so should you. lou. very graphic. it's possible some of the amounts leaks were
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forms this way the system was arrested on the. plea is that because. also i'd like to introduce an. issue with my view of the queue for the resource officer that was. the year the 1st creature was discovered in your model an unexpected thought brought on reins then there was a cold snap in the fiction of ice covered most of the passages. and rain dia used to foraging for lichen under the snow couldn't break through the ice deprived of the staple diet tens of thousands starve to death. and then even. that's not there. much that they're. still getting it pretty easy.
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with an estimated population of 45000 than units a nomadic indigenous people of the russian north they refer to themselves as ranges children their tradition to shape their way of life their stable diet is room meat on the entrails of freshly killed dia dia blood is a prize delicacy said to contain much power and ixia that has always protected them from victim and deficiency. in its claim it also helped them survive numerous disasters they introduce their children to this diet at a very young age. over the years scientists have studied how the craters are formed and. they have drawn
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a detailed map showing locations when you holes are more likely to appear and where it's less likely. still to that could lead next year. to clean. the sim plus the will know what they restamp store in the building that area of war. of so it's not about supply. because there's always a lonely at the summed up. with the 4 of them so it's a he. just park last time they were disorder. and we stamp it was there because they are from so a lot of these areas can be dangerous due to how suddenly creatures form. 3 to 50 years may elapse before a freshly film permafrost mound explodes. i which point debris is huddled across large distances. and it is for sure dr saw
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a picture sorter bowser but no solution to do which is sort of very chivalrous of president. shouldn't more into what i was presented to us shortly or. by the demick no certainly no borders just blind to nationalities. as american people to be we don't look like seeing. each stick. judging. commentary crisis christensen's. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges for the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are
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in it together. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. no no rush to get sick. with a cyclone things on their way. back home like american suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. of the real. one by else a store on. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all and some of the groups who were too thrilled with the united. crowd. to move
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if you want to call you. know almost a 100 years later history is repeating itself my great grandfather george time went to russia. on probable worst time to go anywhere why not me. when i come here. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. earlier.
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through the. solander the 4th. another cause for concern is that creators could appear in russia's largest gas field reach of. the yes that's the time do is a job help us this mean you might now but it should not. but get on with that was on the bottom no risk wasn't it was the net the was most of this is in the cup it's a glass of sink that he screwed up wheat in the ghetto after all it dumps i am the decent of you trusteeship the world and us is not start up us not going in for stay at the course because of fraud committed got some twisted that he spoke up to us that. could gas extraction on an industrial scale lead to the appearance of create as. promoted in syria as a now nobody really in a new china can reserve a call for
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a dumb or a new one of those bitches just sat there got it do a british other got those turkey parts as the building. codes that are some of those euro a part time supply no need to get mad at the euro. yes i protect my german all millionaires sure war. does not but is edging into your core of the squash. shot according to little know what subways are put bit on the ground took a little more divided interest all results are squares and never will noticed and the. g.p.g. kilometer of it's at you. the last trace appeared in 2020 permafrost mound had been discovered on that spot in 2000 but development of the nearest gas field only began in 22 out of. nowhere shoulder with all of the 4 year olds so we're sure step into just
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a little but sure most stubborn sure be almost a lot of secure salem and we're all going to do once it git me out of the for. all new to north korea. the question remains why decreases appear in your model in the 1st place jim dear our daughter what that the what suited me a country up north with a lot of but you've been launched. there's a bill of bad style which. dr morrison was emotional. about serious news in your words of praise or that there's a new openness word from there and it's all are still is a pawn in and no one it will spread or. just. with a pretty slick but will distribute this media it's a gleam of mere. human years that will slowly miss lapidus mother their story because that would be let's say thank you but you.
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just want to keep going i think here. we're living in the age of climate whiplash to what extent these swings will eventually shift remains a mystery will it be super hot or extremely cold. don't . know where to pull. over. the. climate whiplash and thanks to both the rain and the yemo links inhabitants reza was the boat full of fish 5 to 10 years ago today human skin this catches. the net it's also one seals the behavior of
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these animals has changed. they didn't used to swim so far down the local. but today it comes as no surprise that. the locals are witnessing the warming up of the yamaha region. and it's a new phenomenon for them movies. to see called new. condo not an out of the. number on a little of this breast self that's a bright. new ship jeb bush may gift it for show for every outfit but baby with. approval number to not be given moment the. door should kill that are you of course this you all get all told not to do wolf he have to make neither and you will. study all of that. real
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fibroid. be to the shooter. in the show of the year at the been finished and you will need in the whip from 2 to should research the right through that it was the. summer on the not the report of. visitors and children pretty much decision your president and his nature don't know that the stories general bill of could reach into next year's favorite josh best i knew from the day she. still is gorgeous state of the daisy chain needs a potato nothing like you baby had wished. just threw in the shows it was found guilty he tried pushing a girl. how far this woman up will go is yet unclear. just
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a youth today and it's a plane at the sport of me thing emissions and they have caused the warming up. yes. but entirely true. if this trend may actually start to reverse process because an ice age just as a tide reflects
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a tsunami and results in huge flooding. a factor to consider is that the gulf stream has been slowing down considerably this current moves from tropical florida across the atlantic to norway over the past few years. and the arctic ocean has increased 40 percent due to the ice melting and wake up call for humanity. global warming may stop the gulf stream altogether if that happens europe will
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simply freeze average annual temperatures will drop by 10 to 20 degrees and the continent will become uninhabitable. scientists have solved the mystery of craters appearing in the peninsula it has to do with the unique tectonics of the earth's crust beneath you and the cranks that appear it's been seen that craters form near them but the wrong gases play in the process is not yet fully understood. some of the source used to this new nuclear. dog we're. going to win is now complaining and. scientists such trying to understand the role crystal lean solids
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called traffic rate hydrates that are formed in the permafrost splay in the formation of craters clathrate hydrate is a powerful roar hydro carbon concentrates. produces it artificially. class rate hydrates stores up to $170.00 times its volume of gas. here's what castrate hydrate decomposition looks like under a microscope this is how it is. it's possible that one day clathrate hydrate will become the main source of roar hydrocarbons will be emitted. should grow develop well that was the pivotal. deal. possibly it's the accumulation of gas combined with the upper geological horizons
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that lead to crater formation but it's something that scientists have yet to prove . in 2021 a group of scientists led by by sealy linsky presented the 1st 3 d. model of the latest. on shore gas emission crane says are unique to russia and more specifically to the peninsula perhaps it's nature's hint regarding a potential as yet unused by humans winery in rio. settle for. a burger to share groves were programmed for media and all of their mahler to go shark or border i reckon abortion up there is a very serious concern for ever most of us i'm going to show this of more new garden orchard underground script as good new stars learn more as this just north
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mr of the. issues here if. you can now watch the permafrost mounds which then turn into craters from space via the newest russian satellite arctic i am launched from the by can it cosmodrome in february 2021 and this will give more accurate information about the crazes a phenomenon local residents and gas companies may encounter at any time. listen you know became the bottleneck is the politics if you will movement and all
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you see there is a government you should let yourself through equal to this vision he said action on this lead before he's not going to lead then and socially then. at least those old beast with the other students all against you between so you don't you know it's those who say only that. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person or those great. military
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thinks. we dare to ask. an entire village in alaska. if another country trying to wipe out an american. we do everything in our power protected. water that escaping climate change poses the same threat right now alaska seems some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world we lost about 35 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. is fast and he says the river is $35.00 closer than how. was your or i think we're part of the
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1st for. and the stories that shaped the week the french president admits a stark admission of failures in the blink of the cold the crisis as the country imposes a tough new national law. fears of a nursing exit this in the u.k. as a poll reveals a quarter of n.h.s. workers are more likely to quit last year with many citing exhaustion from the pandemic is a big reason we speak to warm british nurses. we've had to leave they need to increase. the cost of living has gone up the wages have but increased the east side much stress on the nurses and after the government need to help and increase the way. the purge of donald trump from social media continues with facebook deleting
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an interview with the former us president from his dog.

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