a special hall, the reconstruction of a friend of the army clock, francisca, scorrels and skin can upyd into bags is on the right with a treasury and shera soups an unnitsa that some kind of thief book. kalina knows your museum, you look, for all this book she has prepared the remains of truth's curds, and food appears when fighting. these are copies of the originals. position the kavelaska. well, i want to tell you that it is japan that we are given velmit zhastov, because all the truth ticks on the anemone, and it can respect the inscription on the annotations. there's a copy lanyard. this is true. well, in reality, the museum now we can’t do without it, it strained the same turov gospel, the self-guarding belarusian handwritten book, and it blew out all these copies, to show that skin museum anyway it will be a dummy, and for the forest the loneliness of original objects and coffee in our museum, not such a great all 15%, originals, and in this we can mention to you. that's cool in this showcase you. bachat gospel in teaching and peter e, vengeful ivan fedorov with fur. we can turn

the project, including up3, upi 6 up8 up 10, which provided for work with the causative agent of especiallynd economically significant infections of the congo crimean fever of leptospirosis tick-borne encephalitis african swine fever, the pentagon spent about 8 million dollars on research, but of all the laboratories, only three had the required level the united states and the ukrainian authorities did not care at all about the safety of people, disdain for the treatment of pathogens , unprofessionalism and corruption of the executive system, as well as the destructive influence of american curators, directly threaten the civilian population of ukraine and european countries, the ministry of defense also pointed to the scheme used by washington around the world. at first there expressed concern about the condition. epit of the situation further sent certain amounts to responsible officials and received permission opened bio-laboratories that received full access to databases. the local ministry of health, in the pentagon, could study new strains of a particular virus and their impact on the

that moment on, juventus was left without trophies for the first time in 11 years, and 37-year-old upigeorge kelini, who spent 17 years at the club, also announced his departure from the team at the end of the season. the amsterdam ajak became the champion of the netherlands in football, having beaten the club heirin in the last round, the team from the dutch capital will make convincingly and big 5:0 goals scored by belgium's tel afiq from allerbrodi and alvarez. for the round before the end of the championship, i collected 82 points. ajax won the thirty-sixth against his closest pursuer psv-78 the title of champion of the netherlands in history, as head coach. erik tenhak goes on a promotion to manchester united victory. celtic celebrated in the championship the day before and he became the first of scotland, this is already the fifty-second victory in the history of the country's championship for the celtic, but by this number the club is still inferior to the rangers at those 55 saturn before the end of the championship with the eltic. played dead against dundee scored 90 points fo

. >> i think upi was very enlightened at the time. my biggest problem was being non-american.the other hand, on the other hand i spoke french. i think i had an advantage that way. the toughest thing for me as bureau chief -- i am sure a lot of people here in the audience know what it is like to make a decision to send somebody into a battle knowing they will not come back. knowing you might have to write a letter to the family, knowing that you have to live with the decisions that you made and i had to do that. as bureau chief, i stepped into a dead man's boots. >> what more should we now -- we know? elizabeth: kate, after she did so well in vietnam, she made first deputy and bureau chief. then she said it was very dangerous. many journalists were killed in the first four months of cambodia during that space of time. as many as the previous six years. it was horrible. finally, kate look ran out and then she was captured. kate byline -- kate's byline was known by then. when she was captured, it was a big deal. during her time in captivity, there was an erroneous report that she

the reporter for upis i'm sure you know. that there would always be a part of my life. that would be private. and she said you have no idea what it's like until you get there and she was so right. i was completely unprepared for the intense scrutiny. now i fully realized that in writing my memoirs. i've stripped away even more privacy. privacy that was already tattered following all the various kiss and tell books. but oddly enough i felt that i could start rebuilding some private life by being public about some things. and so that's what i've done. but no matter what you do the stories will continue. some are amusing some are maddening and some hurt. what i finally learned is that you never stopped being hurt by such stories, but you do stop being surprised. one of the areas where i got a lot of criticism of course was in the close attention to my husband's health and welfare. but i believe that this is the first lady's primary concern. she is first of all a wife. that's why she's there. and the book offers no apologies in this regard. a president has advises to counse

think, really, if you don't expect china to stabilize soon, you have to hope that maybe europe picks upis als a bit of a challenge clearly that is high inflation and weakening consumer sentiment and i've got the conflict in ukraine that is posing risk to energy prices and so on. you need to construct the full case around the idea that maybe the conflict starts to wind down and maybe scope for negotiated settlement all that and fiscal stimulus picks up steam in the eurozone in 2023 as the recovery spending comes through and that pushing growth and inflation a bit higher that is what you would really have to look for in the absence of those two large economies, the u.s. will probably look like the best economy in town although the u.s. economy is also slowing >> james, you talked about the impact of higher food prices on economies in emerging markets. which economies are most vulnerable to higher food prices and also the bigger inflation picture and erosion that we are seeing in real incomes >> so, large numbers of ems like most emerging markets have a higher share of food as a portion of t

immediately want to provide a document, please, that this is a list of organizations involved in the upioject, gregory eye, professor at the university of florida. gregory dead distinguished professor of internal medicine center for global health university of new mexico colin johnson professor center for biosciences medicine university of tennessee scott howard professor of tennessee well, too one of the curators of the activities of the american biological laboratory in ukraine was the head of the office of the child ray at the us embassy in kiev, jana wintrol, we managed to find her interview posted on the medium.com site. here's what she says about her work in kiev detera focuses on countering threats from weapons of mass destruction we focus on the full spectrum of threats chemical biological radiological nuclear and high yield explosives. naturally, in quotation marks in peaceful victoria lund, speaking at a hearing in the us senate committee on foreign affairs, said the same thing about lying about the fact that these biolaboratories in ukraine do not exist in front of congressmen

he yeah upi and other reporters and then in the she was a big field. it was a huge figure. she was very little talk shows. she was appearing on talk shows. she was barnstorming across the country. she was the the second most requested republican speaker in 1971 1972 behind the president himself. i mean she becomes you know, the the face of the republican party you know, it's sort of this weird combo of like rush limbaugh and you know, all of these other figures and then the burglary happens june 72. she's out in california with her husband at a fundraiser with pat nixon. they flee back to to washington and leave martha mitchell in california under guard to try to keep her from understanding who's been arrested because she will immediately recognize that one of the people who's been arrested was her bodyguard. yeah, and so she'll know that these are campaign operatives. and then she she finds a newspaper finds news of this starts trying to call reporters back in washington. all them sort of the dirty tricks of foot the bodyguards who are with her. wrestle her away from the p

of meat, $4.99, $3.99, sometimes a pound, you want a reverse year, low heat, cedar the end bring it upyut of meat was less than $10, slice against the grain, bingo, something even more flavorful than that boring fillet. trust me, filet is boring. >> lawrence: what do you pair that with? can you make a sandwich out of -- >> yes, sandwiches, salad, once again think texture, love crushing up potato chips, nuts, mixing income of mayo's life, if you don't like mayo come a little dijon mustard, different vinegars, a red wine vinegar, champagne vinegar, a lf fresh herbs in there, and expensive elements that you can lace into your food to add the flavor. >> lawrence: i love it, brother. i appreciate it. you showed us how to ball out on a budget and we got them flavor, i love flavor. thanks for coming on, chef. >> and if this was only scratch and sniff, you could taste it. >> lawrence: i appreciate it, brother. thank you for watching "jesse watters primetime." i'm lawrence jones, don't forget to catch my show tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m. eastern time. until then, tucker carlson is up next. see you

he could have broughtut this upi at some other time , some debateme or some issue, but. not this day. it was just offensive to these children who died in these teachers. and by the way, laura , ,anway,d out and talking to one ofem the school employees, one ofd the teachers who was killed was the teachers who was killed was a student. i as i as i said yesterday when i was interviewed, we would hear stories about these heroic teachers and the heroism ofe these two teachers t in that classroom and the law enforcementoo. let me laura , i've been through a lot in texas. we've had a lot of shootings in texas, a lot of disasters. butst whenever it's children, laura , as you said with yourav own i have children, grandchildrenn, it gets to the core of who we are as a country. and laura so i just to for him to do that today and for us to even spend five minutes talking about him, s i just dismiss him and i think america and texas dismissed them today , quite frankly. >> lieutenant governor , back to the question i asked the tenant alvarez about the point of entry ofba the school.

budenvest, stolichnaya trade agency, the pentagon spent about 8 million dollars only on projects of the upihe beginning of the 20th year. in ukraine collected almost 1,000 samples of anthrax encephalitis congo crimean fever and not only and everything, according to the documents they were exported to the united states, while in the reports on compliance with the ban on the development of biological weapons, which washington kiev provided for years to the un and not a word about joint work. this contradiction was made on may 20, 2022 by the statement of lucy getera, deputy permanent representative of the united states to the osce, that assistance to kiev is aimed at reducing the biological veterinary hazard, as well as at ensuring that secure illegal stocks of biological weapons, ukraine left after the ussr is probably the largest, but only a special case. the pentagon all over the planet has built a scheme for working with dangerous states in it and pharmaceutical giants and their own research institutes that show concern both about the situation and the us government structures that then e

this has beenis mostly a foxwell story and it could come upy. earlier today on cnn's state of the union. but i don't think people know what it is and what it isn't. and there's just been a lot of right wing uproar withouts. knowing what it is. so now keep in mind the dhs, they were founded after 9/11. we lost nearly three thousand of our fellow americans. they were designed to prevent another 9/11, another attack on the homeland a. butt under secretary mayorkas,ur what the department is now turne their focus inward, a complete dereliction of duty, a complete retreat from a post 9/11 world and policies to keep every american and this country safe from terrorists. t by the way, how many terrorists encounters that they have at the border ? how m forty one . we don'tmi even know how many people might have snuck in that we don't know about.ti and according to mayorkas, this and climate change, they are the crises of the day and apparently we have no one to blame but ourselves. in other words,ev the administration the greatesteves threat to this great

part of the joint threat reduction of november 29, 2005, a similar memorandum was prepared under the upiimed at studying racketia and other diseases spread by arthropods. the document noted the need to transfer all collections of especially dangerous pathogens to the central reference laboratory. this made it possible to facilitate the processes of organized export to the united states under the program joint decline. threats implemented large-scale projects ep4, to investigate the possibility of the spread of especially dangerous infections through migratory birds received documents of witnesses, which is only for the period from november 2019 to january 2020. 991 biological samples were collected. all we have is information about 10 similar projects, including up3 up-6up8. up 10, which included work with the causative agent of especially dangerous and economically significant infections of the congo crimean fever of leptospirosis tick-borne encephalitis of african swine fever. today we also want to draw attention to the numerous facts of violation of safety requirements in ukrainian la

for research within upi 8 projects have attracted more than four thousand people, according to data publishedbulgarian media. during the experiments. about 20 ukrainian soldiers and another 200 people died in the kharkov laboratory alone. i mean, it was the armed forces of ukraine that were hospitalized while doing similar work on the territory of the united states. in principle , they are prohibited, therefore they are carried out in the military department correctly outside of it. wherever possible, ladies, where there is no law, where there are no those who will have this law. implement and protect it the territory of ukraine established the facts of testing potentially. this is absolutely amazing information. this is how the facts of testing potentially dangerous biological drugs on one of the least protected categories of people, patients of the regional clinical psychiatric hospital number three in kharkiv , were established . this is strelche village, kharkiv region. results of work on research projects, associated with the study and spread of dangerous deadly diseases, cholera, smallp

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president bog sxesz commissioner alexander for taking on narole to be able to do the intentional follow upy conversations and able to put forward both a recommendation that needs to the core of the purpose of that committee moving forward. >> thank you. so much. lifting up and appreciating you for echoing and amplifying the voice of families and students who have issues and bring those to us here and to say for me, on the board want to figure out a way to extend the conversations outside of the board room and enengage in dialogue and conversation before we get to the decisionmaking place. hoping to figure out how to do that. and our communities partners and school sites and supervisors and be in dialogue and have transparency, understanding of intentions we are putting forward in the work. thank you for your work and report. >> thank you. that would be great. i love this idea. thank you. >> vice president boggess and thank you for presentation. i am -- i am wondering if -- well is any possibility if for out reach to our ssc's or pta's on the advisory committee to -- i'm not -- i'm run nothi

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