she said yes to visiting an immigrant and child detention center wearing a jacket that said "i reallyon't care, do you?" she said yes to plagiarizing michelle obama's convention speech. she said yes to the most idiotic slogan in first lady history, "be best." [ laughter ] she said yes to questioning the legitimacy of obama's birth certificate. and worst of all, she said yes to a proposal from donald trump! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] which is basically opting to go to a gold-plated prison and become a stepmother to the four vampire children donald trump calls his children. [ laughter ] speaking of women i despise, let's talk about virginia thomas, wife of clarence thomas. she's the worst. and i don't want you to think i enjoy bashing women. i only despise women who fall into one of three categories -- "they hate other women." "they're married to a man who hates women." or "they're a racist whose cover is being married to a black person." [ applause ] virginia thomas is all three. she's refusing to testify before the house select committee about her role on january 6th. she se

-- i said yes. he shook his head and open mark's's and stood there at the door open and mark was sitting on his phone and i remember tax same to him something to the affect of the rioters have got into the capital and we need to go see the president now and mark looked up and said he doesn't want to do anything and pat said something to the effect of and very clearly said said this to mark -- mark, something needs to be done or people -- are going to die in the blood will be on your effing hands. mark got off his phone and left his phone on my desk and said let me know if jim calls and they walked out of the dime -- and they walked out of the room. a couple minutes later, likely around between 2:15 -- 225. -- 2:25. jim called and i answer the phone and it said one second and i guess he knew it was me and i introduced myself and i don't remember if he call myself or someone else but -- he says ok and i went down and i asked the valet if mark was in the dining room and he said yes and i opened the doo

you said yes it really is snoring, really fucking heart disease.rnal obstructive syndrome from a panic attack. you can die looking for, yes, and this is a mistake. in fact, the main difference between panic attacks and somatic diseases is that no one ever dies from them. although the feeling is real. to the fact that a person still thinks that i will die now, heartburn leads to sore throat. you said, yes it really is. in some cases, hydrochloric acid is rushing into the esophagus. it can burn the upper respiratory tract after covid , the memory is weakening, you said, yes, this is really a fact of 40-60% of people who have been ill. there is a fog in the head of greenery that complains of memory impairment. liquefies the blood. you answered yes, actually no, moreover, even for people who have thrombophilia, that is, a disease in which blood clots often form, they are even recommended to limit their consumption of greens, since they rich in vitamin k and it is involved just in the processes of blood clotting. dry lips, sign, beriberi. you answered y

what can be reset and you said? yesre you need to understand what we are looking for. yes, literal coincidence. that is, that's who said cargo. we now find out how many people. 12.95 actually a good result for you applause svetlana of the owners of your team passed you passed come back and we are waiting for vera to continue the great game for everyone great game with ensembles will please. please open the gate. bring back vera, take off your headphones. lay them lay them on the couch. come here on the road. look at the scoreboard svetlana scored 95 points out of two hundred you need. and everything is in order. you are ready for silence. go. what is a subsidiary? what fruits are dried fruit compote made of, what does the child play with in a sandbox with a bucket? who has a mane about a horse that can be discarded well, 20 seconds fit well. let's check the answers okay? the first question was what happens as a child company. yes, there is some main main, but there are such small enterprises around this , they say, so t

yes, yes, yes, he said so, 14 nikolay did he suggest that this is a vase? have decided that flowers really live in vases. they can be sort of laid out on the table. ah, the color of the vase is on the scoreboard vase. yes there is also a base of 126 raffle points and we continue with the vets. maxim spoon does not bother you that there are dishes and cutlery. well, there are all spoons , forks, then a salt shaker. yes, there is a salt shaker on the scoreboard. let's look at an option. photo but they can yes, i imagine that somehow decorate the table, that there will be some images of photographs of the heroes of the occasion, for example, well, maybe, yes, there is such an answer nikolai and let's try the candles. well, in the culinary sense, let's try a variation of the medical sense. bad joke, wild logic is bad uh so here is and 172 points and becomes a team. the veterinarian is still growing. well give them 172 points 172 87 finally. hooray, everything is waiting for us. it didn’t just happen to you, but it happens, probably, everything is on everyone’s

and looking around, i said yes, there is. and he said, well, where?s he's peeking in the car, and i pointed in my stomach, right here. >> well, she says her unborn child should count as a passenger. she plans to fight the ticket in court this month. the antiabortion group texas alliance for life argues texas should rogue an unborn person as a person, but the transportation code says no, and california rules also says that doesn't fly. >> inflation has pushed up prices for most everyday household items. >> there are some steps you can take that will help the environment and help your wallet too. a consumer reports article looked at ecofriendly ways to save money instead of buying paper towels you can save hundreds buying reusable cloths instead. a reusable coffee pod filter can save almost $400. lowering the temperature on the hot water heater could put almost $450 back in your pocket, and there were and tips on why you should wash clothes with cold water. >> testing pretty routinely finds it cleans every bit as well as the hot setting. most machines d

i said yes i am. id we can go to my apartment so you can be close to a phone to call. >> she and the neighbor walked up the staircase to his apartment. >> it's directly above her apartment. and he opens the door. i was barely a step into the door and he just sort of kind of pushes me in, slams the door shut. >> he locks the door and immediately grabs a remote that was right there and turns the stereo up to this deafening volume, just deafening. >> kristin reached for the door to leave. >> and he pushes me back. and that's when he starts making some demands. all of a sudden it's very serious and aggressive. and i almost to the point where i thought he was joking. >> but he was serious. demanded she undress. >> i kept arguing, "i'm not gonna do it." he's, like, "you're gonna do it. >> and that's when he runs over and he grabs me by the throat. he's choking me and choking me. and then the second he lets up i scream as loud as i can. and then immediately he grabs me and starts choking me again. and this ti

all the way through this campaign, she has said yes, i actually.ually. all the way through this i campaign, she has said yes, she was a brexiteer, she voted to leave, but we have left the european union, we left when boris johnson we have left the european union, we left when borisjohnson became prime minister, he delivered that, that is why we have all said he deserves huge credit for that, it is what people voted for and gave us all that huge mandate. of course we all now have to move on and harness the benefits of brexit and one of the things kemi badenoch is talking about is having economic office to actually drive productivity, enable business to create those well—paid jobs the country needs and she has been clear throughout this campaign this is not about leave or remain, we are all one party, we have had that vote and debate, now it is time to move forward and make the most of brexit, whether in the field of trade deals or removing that regulation and taking on some of those innovative opportunities that brexit presents. it those innovative

you said no, actually. yesknown that insomnia significantly impairs memory because, and during sleep, a very important substance vasopressin is produced, which helps memories to pass from short-term memory to long-term memory and, accordingly, if a person has insomnia, this happens worse, therefore, children with insomnia study worse, and older people with insomnia, they remember much less, a bone in the leg appears due to excess weight. you answered yes yes, and rightly so, the father is overweight, this is one of the factors for the disintegration of the non-lateral arch of the foot. and this, in turn, leads to the appearance of a deformity of the thumb. if you endure the bladder for a long time, it may burst, you said no. well, in general, there may have been cases, of course. ah. basically. this applies, of course, in those cases when a person, for example, falls into a car on a bladder rupture upon impact, for example, the stomach, when a bus brakes sharply, for example, and such cases. to unfortunately, t

we asked if we can fly with this kind of damage and they said, yes, it's fine, it's the mechanics haven't been damaged. it's just the aerodynamic, cladding, light on that will now be removed, but fruits would us, it would not make us the earth dynamics will suffer a bit less and will have more wind resistance or will need 3 per cent more fuel coming in. but otherwise, we can bring the plane back to frankfurt, no problem for middle school. so it gets a little blaming off on football, fuel 2 and a half hours later, the damage cladding has been removed. the airbus a $340.00 is cleared for take off once in frankfurt, the aircraft will spend 2 weeks undergoing a thorough service and overhaul before once again flying passengers to the americas africa, asia, and beyond. thanks for joining us for another addition of made, i'm benefits all in. see you again, sue with ah, with those who stay are happier and healthier? both sound easy. it is which training methods are the most effective? what truly makes us west, and why do we get sore muscles, and truths about fitness in good shape? in 30 minutes o

and they said, yes, it's fine. the mechanics haven't been damaged. it's just the aerodynamic cladding, reflect light on that will now be removed. the fruit, that's what does it do not make the c o dynamics will suffer a bit less and will have more wind resistance or will need 3 per cent more fuel and but otherwise we can bring the plane back to frankfurt. no problem for middle school. so it gets a little problem on a flexible fuel 2 and a half hours later that damaged cladding has been removed. the airbus a $340.00 is cleared for take off once in frankfurt, the aircraft will spend 2 weeks undergoing a thorough service and overhaul before. once again, find passengers to the americas africa, asia, and beyond. thanks for joining us for another edition of made. i'm beneficial and see you again sue. with ah, with the conflict with sebastian. more than a 100 days of war in your crime on the bottom of the intensify my guess this week from brussels is you both to both got the lies, ukraine's armed forces. how long can care, rely on western arms and emulation

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and what else needs to be said. yes, the other day, it came in. well, maybe today is saturday. on monday, on july 4, there was an attempt to come in. even a subversive reconnaissance group that entered the territory the region of eh, but eh was repulsed, and several occupants were killed there due to losses. maybe they took the wounded with them. and there were, but the killed were thrown, well , the russians didn’t throw their own into the war, well, roughly . to be in a platoon or half an agreement, well, some kind of department with up to 12 people. well, if only six people died, then i think that there were at least 15 to 20 people there. these are such subversive and intelligence groups. they work to create a feeling in us again so that our people do not relax, so that we kept a certain one there the number of troops and their snipers are working, their snipers are working , uh, they are putting these remote mines, and we had uh, uh, such a pain there that ours were blown up, well, that is, let's put it this way, sumyshchyna is actually like what ukraine was there, well, a

and they said, yes, it's fine with the mechanics haven't been damaged. it's just the aerodynamic cladding, reflect light on that will now be removed, but fruits would us, it would not make us the o. dynamics will suffer a bed lesson and will have more wind resistance or will need 3 per cent more fuel and, but otherwise, we can bring the plane back to frankfurt. no problem for middle school. so it gets a little, probably middle, flexible fuel 2 and a half hours later that damage cladding, has been removed. the airbus a $340.00 is cleared for take off once in frankfurt, the aircraft will spend 2 weeks undergoing a thorough service and overhaul before. once again, find passengers to the americas africa, asia, and beyond. thanks for joining us for another edition of made. i'm benches all and see you again sue. with ah, with or a c for chicken age, modern chickens or stress down there been bread to produce maximum heels more egg or fat. he need a good time o animal friendly farming looks different. breeders and scientists are searching for old and new method.

i said, "yes," then he says, "do you understand me?!" and he stuck his finger about that far from my face. i walked outside and said, e're going to kill that compact, a we're going to get this thing settled." christensen: so, over the next weeks and months, they walked the halls of congress, they knocked on every door. they met with the press, they talked to representatives and senators, and they told them what an injustice this compact would be. these representatives and senators had not heard this side of the story,ut as they began to hear what the cost of this compact would be for the pyramid lake paiute tribe, they began to question the compact. reidby the te that i was focused on stoppg that mpact, alrea knew myay around the hse of representaves, so i felt that i was in a better position than they were, "they" meaning the laxalt folks. and then i did what i could just to throw a monkey wrench in everything. if i didn't want it done, it wouldn't get done. and the first hearing was in the house, and i didn't know the indians at all, b

meeting of the leaders of russia, turkey, iran, because, well, erdogan came in with trump cards and said. yeszing accession to nato; we do not like all this at all. we have signed most serious agreements with iran. turkey has signed most serious agreements with iran . that being said, this is not a response to biden's visit. this is just our working meeting troika. we just have such relations, but this is what interests me, and among other things, representatives of three countries met who understand what traditional values ​​are. and in general, it would be good if china wanted to know its own idea there, but they have their own traditions. well, now the americans are nervous, they say, so there will be peace next. operations in america it will come mild totalitarianism. although the concept of soft america is not rhytarism, it is extremely hard. yes, so that it will not be any soft. we really see that america is a dictatorship on a global scale, while by its very nature. well, if you seriously look at the overthrow of power in those countries that i like the most terrible invasions, those c

she said, yes, we were near the bar and heard this commotion with these men. i looked up and they started fighting, and reached for his belt at his waist. >> reporter: 28-year-old antonio vargas in a bowling league every tuesday night was shot and killed. police are looking for 27-year-old roger aelman garcia, a convicted felon with an extensive criminal history. his father tells kpix 5 through a translator he talked to his son right before he left the house to go bowling with his friends that night. >> translator: he's speechless at the moment. his son was no trouble. >> reporter: the little girl celebrating her birthday was nowhere to be found after listening to her mother's orders. >> she knew right away, she screamed gun, run. she knew what to do. she got the hell out of there. we couldn't find her for a good 15 to 20 minutes. >> she would not come out of the garage until her brother or mom came. she was terrified. luckily she was not hurt physically. emotionally it was her 8-year-old birthday party. the kids were all wearing t-shirts that had her name and

and you said. yes driving, of course, the captain is the most popular answer in second place, the helmsman said so 13 people. you said the boatswain wrote agreed 128. and who are you, this boatswain is this and finally the third question in mineralnye vody what are they caucasian said so, 31 people caucasian mineralnye vody and in second place the answer useful so said 23 people. and you said salty happens and salty agreed with you. 13 people total 141 points, well, in fact, for which he was very grateful was recklessly. it's true, i always get pleasure when everyone is somehow included. thank you very much to you applause commanders applause team actors. see you soon. all the best, goodbye. hello on the tv channel russia vesti in the studio irina rossius and the main topics for this hour is the primary task to protect civilians civilian objects in the donbass of the regions of ukraine sergey shoigu inspected the russian groups.

has said yes. fific then he has had to walk it back. militarily and he has said yes.ck. and on the other— then he has had to walk it back. and on the other side we have had from the chinese these rather aggressive statements that they would accompany nancy pelosi's plane into tie or the might blockade the island. is there a risk as these two sides had toward elections because you have, as you say, the party congress in china and the mid—term elections in united states. is there a danger that now they're in this fix on side can walk it back? ~ ~ ., , it back? well, i think that is unfortunately _ it back? well, i think that is unfortunately the _ it back? well, i think that is unfortunately the situation l it back? well, | think that is - unfortunately the situation wherein because when you get robust and assertive nationalism in both sides they are very constrained in terms of what they can do. and any building of trust becomes extraordinarily difficult because it is seen as a betrayal domestically. so it has to be done very quietly, very subtly and most of those mech

we asked if we can fly with this kind of damage and they said, yes, it's fine, it's the mechanics haven't been damaged. it's just the aerodynamic, cladding, fucked light on that will now be removed. but fruits will, does, if you will do not make a c o dynamics will suffer a bit less and will have more wind resistance will need 3 per cent, more fuel and but otherwise we can bring the plane back to frankfurt. no problem for middle school. so it gets a little problem and one foot above you and 2 and a half hours later, the damage cladding has been removed. the airbus a $340.00 is cleared for take off once in frankfurt, the aircraft will spend 2 weeks undergoing a thorough service and overhaul before. once again, find passengers to the americas, africa, asia, and beyond. thanks for joining us for another addition of made. i'm benefits all in . see you again, sue with ah, with a legal fields a legal wells, legal nature, conservation in southern spain, foreigners of digging up boucher from the unesco nature of the social, scarce resources in which the authorities are partly to blame. focus on e

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yes, grant shapps was said _ running government. nment. yes, grant shapps was said to be _ running government. yes, grant shapps was said to be seriously | shapps was said to be seriously considering running and interview with the sunday times published online this afternoon, that is confirmed. he is someone with considerable cabinet experience, transport secretary at the moment, he was one of those we understand who went to the prime minister last week when it looked like the game was up to tell him to his face that the right thing to do might now be to resign but he did not go himself, he stayed in post and from what he has had to see to the sunday times remains loyal to borisjohnson. he stresses that, "i have not spent the last few turbulent leap year plotting against the prime minister, mobilising a campaign behind his back. i will tell you this, for all his flaws, i like borisjohnson, i never doubted his love of this country." perhaps trying to endear himself to those in the party and there are some who think boris johnson did n

and they said, yes, it's fine. it's the mechanics haven't been damaged. it's just the aerodynamic cladding light on that will now be removed. but fruits would i 60, i would not make the earth dynamics will suffer a bit less and will have more wind resistance or will need 3 per cent more fuel and but otherwise we can bring the plane back to frankfurt. no problem for a little screwed sort of a problem and one foot of a few and 2 and a half hours later that damage cladding, has been removed. the airbus a $340.00 is cleared for take off once in frankfurt, the aircraft will spend 2 weeks undergoing a thorough service and overhaul before. once again, find passengers to the americas, africa, asia, and beyond. thanks for joining us for another edition of made. i'm benches all in, see you again, sue with ah, with who it, because incredibly influential in math, becoming the omnipotence of auditors. they also influence political decisions and lost in the political arises from economic power the they are essentially on bottom of the peak for accounting firms under sc

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. >> pat cipollone, if he had the authority to name the special counsel and he said yes and he askedthority to give me whatever security clearance i needed and pat cipollone said yes. and the president said, yes, i'm naming her that and i'm giving her security clearance. >> and what was then white house counsel pat cipollone's answer? >> i was vehemently against it. >> sidney powell has a history of dabbling about conspiracy theories. a week and a half after election day she was asked by a sympathetic tv host if she believed the election results were part of an effort to overthrow trump's presidency. >> oh, absolutely. it's been organized and conducted with the help of silicon valley people. >> i'm going to release the cracken. >> release the cracken. >> it became a catch phrase for releasing the evidence. >> i can hardly wait to release the information. it was created to produce altered voting results in venezuela for hugo chavez. >> donald trump ranted about the dominion voting system's company, too. >> with the turn of a dial, with the change of a chip, you can press a button for

ye who served as a commissioner for the police department. and before, ronny comes up, i want to also say something that is so many people in this community said to me that they wanted to see. yes, we want police accountability but we also want a district attorney that can work with the police department. and [applause] that can work with the sheriff's department. that can work with the board of supervisors that can work with the mayor. [cheers and applause] time forefinger pointing and blaming other people is over! [cheers and applause] we have got in the interest of public safety, in the interest of turning things around in our city, we have to put the political reddick behind us and work together and move forward to get our city on the right path. [cheers and applause] and with that, i want to thank you all of you for being here today. and i want to ask each of the speakers to come up before we swear in our next district attorney. thank you all so much. >> standing room only, has how we like it in san francisco. welcome everybody, i'm going to start by saying, there is no crying in city hall so i'm going to try to do this without shedding a

yes, he would have said, yes, he would have waved, yes, what did you say, he went on and she constantlyhe husband, that is, your father, the husband does not live? you confirm that he is your son. he is not adopted by anything at home and everything, because, when they brought me to the hospital to give birth, and who knew that i didn’t want girls, you gave birth to a girl, and they changed you to a boy so that you would not abandon the child. well, yes, they knew i didn't want girls. i didn't want a girl, i wanted a boy, would you give up a girl? no , of course, he hears what you say that your own. mom is not your mother. here is the answer for you, the light, and he thinks the behavior, there really was some kind of situation in the maternity hospital. tell us me the birth was expedited. i didn't do it in the toilet. i am not yet should have seen who you gave birth to? and you gave birth, they said. you gave birth in the toilet expressed transformations or without doctors. i went from the toilet, he took me to the water. he also got out of the water, he began to leave, and there in th

but nobody ever said yes. and what is the course washing booth at the supposed talk the when you mutual scholarly of should i oh, skinner. let me know about 40 mill compare which was saddam. but it just continue periods of water is just an inch of what i'm putting. so i'm not putting exclusions for some i manual should have been a bizarre now able to answer any feeling pretty well if we'd like to go from there to start on the that the was thought on the walls in the region. but because want to move on the didn't off center, would you say no more showing them police mission? there was no, even though him put them leslie with the machine and pull him up here on the cell phone, which it says role if it's more complex. if you're who implement sure, sure. just as a sub my opinion is we're sure of the month the case was and it wasn't repeal say it showed that those actual bought off of us wanted to ship this book and euro sample pricing issue system. but there's only one in this disc kit, kimbrell problems here. mr.

somebody in a young man all will calliah process all for i have said yes to help 47 women waiting for delhi for a big buffalo toyota that ma'am, among you life and are waiting here now we are simply overwhelmed. harry, we left the staff to take care of all the skill, look good because it would be a different matter if the women were willing to give their children a for reduction by now. and i would go by he but most mothers like retina would rather get the option open of returning one day. in indonesia society, pregnancy outside marriage is still to boot. and pre marital sex is widely unacceptable. lot of yes i am the morgan to the and apostles it the good the of that that be we're talking about stigmatization of women who are it's unbelievable thought science not just in this case versus a lot, but i'm wondering be stigma must have a couple of bar, i really ask myself yeah, bye. why are women always being stigmatized? let the people forget who made them pregnant. why young? in their view, it's always the woman's fallen in this kind of stigma is the result of a centuries old. patriarc

he said yes. then he asked him if he had the authority to give me whatever security clearance i needed and pat cipollone he said yes. in the president said okay, i am naming her that and giving her security clearance. shortly before we left, it totally blew up once a baloney and/or whoever the young man was said you can name or whatever you want to name her and no one is going to pay any attention to it. >> under the president respond to that? >> something like you see what i deal with. i deal with this all the time. >> as these people knew all this was going on, they knew they were working for a president who is looking for the crazy, ushering them into the white house, surrounding himself with this kind of thing. this idea of defying trump to his face. his aides basically saying you can do whatever you want, but we are just not going to listen. that is classic trump administration stuff that had been going on since the beginning of the administration and continued on into this really perilous mo

i said. yes, my one people in russian belarusians ukrainians.as born in the ussr yes , we volunteer. why did i ask, i said in order to have a pension so that the children study. well, i forgot to say that to live. the building of the city administration of the ministry of internal affairs is crowded, this is the queue for submitting documents for registration of a russian passports people go voluntarily willingly and the queue, how big the queue is. well, here we are sitting from eight in the morning, what does it mean for you to obtain citizenship of the russian federation well, this is cool, what can i say? it is a great happiness to return home to our harbor, and we have been dreaming about this for 14 years. well, this is exactly what a reporter from serbia is trying to ignore abroad. when we arrived, we saw it. uh, in general, what is the situation, how am i of the situation and it does not fit, uh, with the western media, that is, with this, what they say is voluntary whether they receive russian passports or are forced to. and as i saw it

i asked why, it's my free time after all, you might, you, she said yes, but the parents of your students could have a problem with it turns in a book. but what you're, tatiana story isn't an exception across russia. public officials are being intimidated. state employees criticizing that, i being forced to leave recently threats, aimed at high school principals, came right from the to my itself. rush us lower house of parliament is used for prostate does up our this is about the security of office 8 order. she'll know about the future of a country though it, but if so, these honorable principals should be aware of their responsibilities of my what's where you ought to be. if they aren't, they should simply go when you might weigh you, i stand up, we walk away. thank you. indeed is russian teachers association as he is of that statement like this will set an example leading to critical teachers the being silenced, it affect alberta, she this is fatal for russia, for all of russian society. we are now experiencing a kind of cold civil war in russia. and society is divided, but i hope that

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everyone who doesn't like one people have a traitor and for sure they would clap their hands if i said yesther people have a more sober opinion, let's say why do you believe her, do you believe me, then i changed my mind and said, and i now believe everything, then they would have said that means if he says so, he is a traitor, so you live as a bad journalist. by the way, what's going on here you're right, he wants them to like you, you don't like him, you want another word, you don't like him, well, the president couldn't, for sure, our president is not a traitor, well, at least for today, he is not a traitor to ukraine, and maybe he doesn't know something about the fair, but if you think so, i definitely don't know well, you understand. who has the president of ukraine with the least information of all the citizens of ukraine, any citizen of ukraine among others who write to us they know much more about intelligence, counterintelligence of the sbu, friends abroad, presidents of the cia, the fbi, and facebook, that's all in he is there. no, everyone has it, he doesn’t have it, that’s why

and she said, "yes." and i said, "i want the names. do you have the names? "yes." ve how they voted? "we have all the information." i said, "can you get to me that information? did you bring it with you? she's -- she said, "no." both mr. giuliani asked her, and i asked, generally, if they'd brought it with them she said, "no, it's not with me, but we can get it to you." >> seth: i mean, this is just me, but if i was preparing for a high-stakes meeting with a prominent republican official, to convince them to overturn their state's election results, reversing the will of 80 million people and potentially provoking a constitutional crisis, i mean, i think i and again, this is just me, i think i'd remember to bring the evidence just me, that's just me. "oh, man, the evidence oh, man, i can't believe i forgot in my defense, i had a terrible night's sleep. the hotel i stayed at did not have the best pillows. [ laughter ] they actually thought they could get away with saying they had the proof, just never having it with them. these people are such bad scam artists. it's a

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said this. here is a quote in my memory already happens to me. yes? give you aircraft that can carry any type of ammunition. yes , you understand, like this, how dmitry quoted it so close to the text. yes, and there is nothing to complain about, as you quoted. here, i think it would be russian. it's just that i don't have anyone. a hint was sent about it. a statement was made. i didn't give any quotes. look here. eh, you are right, vadim, and here you are right. you see, because the quote looked like i said. yes, but the concepts should not have been what vladimir said. that's what they should have understood, and thank god it seems to reach them . now please, our interpretation i. of course your interpretation. yes, cautious quotations from our ministry of foreign affairs, which, in general, are savvy in this sense. now what concerns pragmatism ah. understanding where to stop the red lines. in general, what happened to norway is a very good story. in fact, this proves that there was a dialogue and that when a gays say that there is a dialogue on lith

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