that is, they are there here once the lads, then from kievskaya street so he went through poland throughhrough russia and drove through stakhanov, this is what he gave such a circle, but not everyone can afford it. here he is. this is for him to listen to 600 dollars. here, but it cost him, well, you get that kind of money from him there, well, well, let's say, most of the people who left can not afford it. if they could let it, they've been here for a long time. here, but directly with ukraine there is no way to resolve this issue, too, vladimir asks our program administration to allocate a school bus to carry children to school and his sons daughters. so actually missed a year. at first they were on a distance learning language of the species, then there was simply nowhere to go, the schools where dasha and matvey studied were completely destroyed. they are unlikely to be restored by the first of september, and they studied in the ukrainian language. well, yes, and the ukrainian language was literature. well, in some schools, even the russian language was. well, that is, i am studying,

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projects from tiny twenty-meter studios before the restoration of the facade of the building on kievskaya streetere is the whole team of their bureau created. in the same showroom of a large company, this interior took first place in a professional competition last year. well, now the day before, the audience award. i have a first question for you, how are we going to get around this remark? where do we start? let's start with the stairs, we will expand the normal opening and make it so that it can be convenient. because now it will be a full-fledged room for everyday use and we will do a normal comfortable stairs. we are our future extended staircase, we are blocking off the opening with such a beautiful comfortable cabinet with a countertop in which there will be a sink. it is important. this is very important when i was studying. at the institute, at the academy of art , there were no sinks in our workshops. it was just a huge stress for us. we walked around with dirty hands all the time. well it looked. so the people on the bus got out of us. but it was immediately clear that the artists wer

here, it ’s very erased, it all started near the market on kievskaya street coming out of our coveredarket. we have a big hidden market. i found the tow truck the back of it and found it on the tow truck. the back of her car was waved goodbye by the back of her car, see you at the impound lot. but the meeting was bleak, at first i was in a state of shock. i was shocked to see a picture that my left rear part of my car sticks out in the door, at the white largus at the impound lot, her lanos stuck in someone's largus love with claims, the impound lot rejected them. well then i touch with questions. me don't let it be touched. me, don't have to walk the girl up to my house. get out on the road, go out the gate. this is a private area. i have the right to call. the tow truck driver eugene is the same. i have nothing to do with that car. either my opinion hit the other side. cold heart. what is her negligence? well, the person who didn't bother to, uh, leave the car in the parking lot can't be sure that this car won't roll anywhere. oh, that's it, that and i say how it happened. you didn'