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how good it is there, how good it is here, how good it is there, how nature, how people and the most.e, yes, but there the belarusian embassy was number one. this means that belarus and china have long been well acquainted and friends. now , if now he knows everything about belarus well and will ay and and and go normally, teach yourself dearly. i still remember when i only know a little russian. i went to libraries in the environment of the first russian girl. i can only fight you. how are you, it could speak. i to her to her hello how are you? she said ok. how are you. hello. how are you? so many lilys alone are fed up. oh i'm leaving. it was such an interesting thing that belarusian friends began, who wanted to live together with them in the same room, and they play it well with an ax. and when i went with them, uh, the stadium, they are their friends, who are they? and where are you going? why is he so here, but they explained that these are my friends. i was invited by chinese or islam tried a chinese dish. nissan cooking three. they cooked the same thing right for me these are t

how good it is there, how good it is here, how good it is there, how nature, how people and the most.hen i see, yes, but there the belarusian embassy was number one. this means that belarus and china have long been well acquainted and friends. now he knows everything about belarus well and will ay and and and go normally, teach yourself dearly. i still remember when i only knew russian a little. i went to libraries. among the same one girl is the first russian. hello, how are you? i'm to her to her hello how are you, she's fine. how are you? hello, how are you? so many hit or one tired? oh i'm leaving. it was so interesting that belarusian friends started together lived, uh, in one room, and they play it well with an ax. and when i went with them, uh, the stadium, they are their friends. who are you with? why is he so here, but they explained that they were my friends, and i invited them to chinese or islam to try a chinese dish. i'm cooking islam. they prepared the same for them. for me. these are pancakes wanderers, these are ordinary food, when they were just starting to study, and

now let's see how it goes. a river. impatient birdie tastes good to you. let me sit right here on the hob, a imagine it will turn on the birds. and it directly yes interestingly. see what a close acquaintance. yes, a little bold, by the way. what is what is it guys? here, let's tell you, in general, attachments, a parrot to people, yes, and to your family. i know a story that when someone got sick, rick was very worried about this. the whole family is so very good, the next day, when he plucked himself , this excitement was transmitted to him. yes, that's a common family. actually, parrots, you know, if they are worried, they begin to tear out on themselves feathers, but now he is psychologically stable. yes, we went to the headset and the goods will be the coolest. i will ask one more question, which always interests me, what has suffered in your house since the appearance. rick became interested in him that for all this time for 2 years that he lives with us, he suffered from a nastent, and then, we went on v

how do we heal ourselves from that? how do we gather together? how do we honor, our ancestors and still make way forward? and so to me, that's one of my kind of recent favorite examples, although i'm happy to talk about more as we go on in terms of how we might harness a faith that isn't necessarily, oh, it's this or that doctrine or this particular religion, but it still has this real black religion feel to it. right. in terms of how she shows us how to make a way out of no way and that we can learn to do some of the same things ourselves for our own healing, but also for our community. because for me, this isn't an individual thing, right? even if it helps this individual, it's not salvation. it's not that creative transformation unless it's happening in community. so that's a great opening. okay, this this is great. i want to come back to some of the things that you've said. i know we will come back much if all of what you said, mark, what would you be? would you make your some opening comments? sure. sure. thank you, monica. and thank you, ca

we get a look at how we recruit differently and how we engage. as the air force has gotten smaller as well as the number of bases and those who have a relative that has served has gotten smaller and the numbers of members of congress that have served has gotten smaller. we have to say how we will better connect with people. those who they turn to talk about the opportunities. my dad is retired army. for years and get out was my original plan. i didn't want to become of pilot but i have flown 17 different aircraft in my career. i still get to fly. i've been on all seven continents as part of my air force career and grew up as a military kids. i know more about opportunities. where i what to do is share that with others. there are opportunities to serve as an air force civilianwe unde. how do we talk about the opportunities in the air force to them? those of the kinds of things we have to figure out differently than we have in the past. >> i remember i was working on capital hill in the navy was pulling out of the space race and england. the consol

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how did you find out? it is actually almost _ delayed? how did you find out? - actually almost a legend. it's a funny— actually almost a legend. it's a funny story because we try to do it three _ funny story because we try to do it three times. the first time it was postponed — three times. the first time it was postponed because of macro three. the second — postponed because of macro three. the second time was because victoria's _ the second time was because victoria's mother broke her leg. and finally— victoria's mother broke her leg. and finally we _ victoria's mother broke her leg. and finally we thought everything was good _ finally we thought everything was tood. �* ., , , , yes good. and i ordered my dress. yes and she ordered _ good. and i ordered my dress. yes and she ordered her _ good. and i ordered my dress. yes and she ordered her dress - good. and i ordered my dress. yes and she ordered her dress and - good. and i ordered my dress. yes and she ordered her dress and the | and she ordered her dress and the war happened. we have been together for te

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how did you process all of that?> and my faith has always been essential part of my life i doo think god has carried me through in many ways. and in that moment not knowing what would happen because this announcement was so unprecedented and so shocking. and then i cooperated with theas investigation from day number one. i went down the hall to call a lawyer friend of mine saying nobody has asked me how can i send information? please take a look at it and i write in the book i could not even feel anymore because it felt selfish. and then we know how that kended. and that took me to a very dark place after the election and i had to get professional help to where i am sitting in thisee chair talking to you today. he>> james comey said it was a hdaily nightmare even the decisions he felt he was playing god. >> that was a choice that was made and then to believe it is necessary. and with the feeling that they single-handedly lost. and that is the burden that is too much to bear. and nobody has asked me this but when ther

how are you doing?lly not artistically, or is there something here, or you will show it , or someone will show something chic, but it should be based on, the truth, you know, it should initially be true, because if it’s fake after a while, it will still become property. here are those who bring these. let the dead corpses of those who bring them ask me, and then they are filmed on the phone on the camera and other veterans, or later they will start talking. they will tell you how it was. well, don't give a damn about it, but we don't give a damn. we can't do that, therefore, the basis must be the facts of the concrete facts on the table. and you are already raising interpret as you see fit in this there should be a difference between these operations from our side. uh, a hundred families of fake operations they do information wars, which today, with regard to the international agenda, belarus becomes a full member of the sco. this is the most influential organization in asia today, in fact, the shanghai

how do they see it in france? how — worrying. how do they see it in france? how do _ worrying.e - worrying. how do they see it in france? how do they see the l worrying. how do they see it in - france? how do they see the british economy and the liz truss economic plans and were they doing about inflation there?— plans and were they doing about inflation there? let's get ourselves around liz truss's _ inflation there? let's get ourselves around liz truss's economics. - around liz truss's economics. although she notices that the uk and france after meeting the french presidents of both countries should work together although she did not specify it and i look forward to seeing the list of issues that this new prime minister is going to improve because of there is no doubt they need a reset. but whether or not it is capped at the energy crisis although yes, there's inflation, it is quite a bit lower inflation, it is quite a bit lower in the uk and budgets are not hurting quite as much during the weaponisation by russia, whether it is green and fuel the dependency that we're at now

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it's how we think and how we act and because they use the word warfare we need to get very seriously. >> for the priority. >> piggybacking and stealing his good ideas i think we need a very thorough review of how that works. for the online gaming like solitary it's a whole new world out there. there's going to be a security aspect to that as well. talking 2023 and beyond, looking back at 2022, recently the past legislation i know some members felt differently about it for some of the positive aspects but it is a perfect example of something that we had an opportunity to do on these type of guardrail discussions. infected senator rob portman led an investigation and then between the last year and this year the doj scrapped the initiative and said that his measure wasrg essentially targeting for racist overtones, asia and pacific americans which is false, and essentially he was told the bill is going to be a part of the act and they had to find out on the back endhe of i. so we are missing opportunities, and i think congress and depending on the change in congress they should be revisit

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that is, it is a large number of manpower, how much will she be motivated, how much, how much will shee trained, let's say, she will not be trained, she will be uniformed, yes, for 5 minutes, but they will simply try to take the number, if by this time, i repeat, they will not depose putin, but in they won't start a revolution, but it's unlikely, we talked about it in puntivska yesterday, i listened to anton berkovsky on our channel. he said that after all, the power wing there could create some kind of palace coup, and there he talked about patrusheva bortnikova, well, there are a few more surnames in uh, the last name was named by friends, my children can, it’s all one collective, it’s all one and the same, and the military wing, that is, the usual muscovy military coups were made by the military wing, but the military units, the main landing units, the kantemiriv culture, its there, the ryazan tisa, they have already been destroyed in ukraine, this is the other side metals of this war. because those forces should be dropped because it is a group that is now in power, they have been

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well, how to say? i do not know how to say. uh, something might be for laughs.rest, they later realized to me that they argued among themselves how much i would stick to, they suspected that this luciferian was interfering with us , you, please, be more careful with the question. well, i just asked questions that were obvious to everyone, that is, they say click back and forth. and you say that such shleykaetsya. and what to do? you know, they took care of me. oh god, what a wonderful youth. yes, to such an extent, to such an extent, it was pleasant. here i was patronized by all the site helped me to do, vanechka how direct set up. the stabs of the valleys helped me, that is, they came to my house, clapped my hands in the wrong place, you press later. petya tells me, either you can’t teach you everything about a hair dryer , you can’t teach you business. here is our generation, we grew up a little bit in a different time in a different era on the other side. and for me it was like here take it there to sell. well, it didn't invest at all. it was impossible to in

well, how are things?e your daughters. they believed it, and only 3 months later she told you that she actually slandered her father, so she realized that she blamed her father in vain and decided to confess. you are absolutely sure of it. yes, i'm sure of it. i don't i think that our entry was hot, it’s just that it’s for evil, not knowing what it does without calculating the consequences. she just spoke like this, and then she twisted it all up, and then she admitted her guilt. this is also here. is this something she might have, and a long-standing resentment against her father can be a relationship that humiliates you or is this the norm? the initial position here was nevertheless determined yes, for quite a long time, because we are now hearing, we are already hearing how it is justified. does he believe that his father abused him? by his own daughter, relatives and friends of the family, he's just strict again, well, slender and we believed her husband. i also trusted each other. and what made tatyan

how no, so no, and how can i find it?ur merezhkovsky has never worked for us. got it, thanks, goodbye. good morning. hello. what are you, so upset? something happened? i wanted to find one person, but the personnel department said that such a person had never worked here. maybe i can help you? i have been working here for a long time and everyone knows his name is eduard merezhkovsky. this is not remember. here is a photo of him, but they don't have any information about this person. i know, but he is not merezhkovsky, his surname is sinitsyn. he worked as a loader. here, you are sure, we started together, and that was it. 20 years ago and how to find it now? why do you want to see him. so the hotel personnel will tell you everything. don't forget sergey sinitsyn, i won't forget thanks . good afternoon margarita semyonovna and why are you so personable today? and about the beautiful weather, margarita semyonovna, you promised me a walk. can we take a walk? i give it to you i read on kozlov. i am the alpha of anxiety, you

how's he handling all this?well, you know, on the one side, on the one hand, he's a typical 9-year-old where it is all about him. he walked in here as i was setting up and saying what's going on? are you doing a tik-tok video? what's for dinner? and then sort of wanders off. in some ways, i think it was a bit of a benefit that from the moment he sort of was conscious in the world, he had seen his parents sort of public. he was used to photographers being around. in fact, i write a story in the book how early on when he was like 3, if i remember correctly, he stopped one day and says mommy, why do strangers talk to you and daddy on the street? we didn't really know what to say in the moment. is it because you work for them? we both said yes immediately. he knows that his parents are public. i think he does have some memories of photographers chasing us down the street, so actually when i told him mommy had a book coming out, the first thing he said, does that mean those people are going to come back? so i know he

this is how it is. institute for the safety of nuclear power plants. look at mrs. guy pani parenyuk. this is uh nuclear expert on nuclear safety and nuclear industry expert olga kosharnaya today published a post on facebook regarding the fact that an employee from the zaporozhye nuclear power plant reported that they were being tortured, and that they were being held captive that they are not allowed to sleep, that a woman is being raped and that these are employees of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, therefore, they say that the employees of the nuclear power plant should be in an optimal physical and emotional state, and the people who are subjected to fangs are not in an optimal physical or physical state. or emotional state. you understand how temnik works. yes, safety cannot be provided for people who are not in optimal condition. why a they are raped just, well, just a woman is raped, they are all tortured, and then they are forced to go to the control panel reaction reactors. immediately, imme

chair powell: how long? it really depends on how long it takes for wages and more than that prices to come down for inflation to come down. what you see in our productions today -- projections today is inflation moves down significantly over the course of next year and mourned the next year after that. i think once you are on that path, that's a good thing. things will start to feel better . they will feel lower inflation into the economy improving. if our projections are close to right, you'll see that. the cost in employment, there meaningful, and certainly meaningful to the people who lose their jobs. quite a lot. at the same time we would be sitting up the economy for on the long period -- this rewrite has been noted for long expansions, three of the four longest in measured history since we got inflation under control. and that is not an accident. when inflation is low and stable you can have these 9, 10, 11 year extensions, and you can see what we saw in 2018, 2019 and 2020, very low unemployment, the

well, here's how to count.ope they say that the level of the world as a whole european journalism is declining here, as if we see a slightly different example, when journalists, it turns out, are just smarter than the person with whom she is interviewing, but a person of really very high rank, but if it is with ours, if the prime minister can be put. higher than indeed even a minister. well, well we don't since the quality of the modern political elite of europe was discussed, and therefore, uh, and therefore, this is also, well, one of those preferences that the united states of america has with such a european elite, they will continue to do whatever they want with europe and indeed they uh, for some time they will be able to prolong about uh, prolong. as if their existence, coming out of the crisis at the expense of europe, they once came out at the expense of us at the end of the last century, now they will come out at the expense of europe. well, i repeat that nothing of course, such leaders of the europea

how we are - i am quite sure that king charles will understand how we are all. will understand how wen today? because it felt like a magnet pulling _ on your own today? because it felt like a magnet pulling me. - on your own today? because it felt like a magnet pulling me. i - on your own today? because it felt like a magnet pulling me. i have i like a magnet pulling me. i have been _ like a magnet pulling me. i have been to— like a magnet pulling me. i have been to the centre of london dozens and dozens— been to the centre of london dozens and dozens of times, never on my own _ and dozens of times, never on my own. anybody that knows me knows i am absolutely terrible with directions, my husband was a bit concerned. — directions, my husband was a bit concerned, because i am so terrible with directions, and i said, i concerned, because i am so terrible with directions, and i said, lam sure— with directions, and i said, lam sure i_ with directions, and i said, lam sure i will— with directions, and i said, lam sure i will find some but the really. — sure i will find some but the really,

how did they meet? well, my dad, you know grew up in the same area as my mom my mom grew up in watertown, which was about 20 miles away. so both from south dakota both from the northeastern corner. my dad was a raised out in the country farming and raising cattle. my mom was a city girl. so and what does that mean in south dakota? well, it means that the town was probably 15 to 20,000 people. so no probably not a city girl and terms of what a lot of the country thinks, but she had she certainly had a 4-h and had showed cattle before so i guess that's still doesn't make her quite the city girl that a lot of people would say, but she certainly had never run tractors and live the kind of life that my dad had required when she married him. in fact, she says when she got married she moved out to the farm and was so lonely because it was so far away from her family, you know, they only went into town on sundays really and she immediately was put in a tractor. she had no idea what to do. it was out of her elem

how many views. listening, how to say? something comes in.ething, by the way, there are a lot of comments, on the contrary, that a cat. well, apparently they are generally about animals, but they write to me that a cat is much more pleasant to listen to just than people who are not there. here are these microphones, there are mushrooms there whispering, as it were, it's strange. but the cat loves very, very much, i am sure that one of the most pleasant sounds is just the purring of a cat. yes, that's because you always wait for him there from childhood. do you remember, if a cat is somewhere near the reaction of a human. how many millennia with cats and these purrs is homemade chaga, you are going to develop comfort and other things in the future exactly here it's a sound track. yes, i think, yes, yes, let 's be that two different microphones have already been bought for an accident, so we must continue because it's all not planned. she just goes to want such creative fish. it is strange for me to say this is in our program, but i am sure tha

alarming, how everything is going, how much it is drawn in.fact that they are building up defenses there, everything else runs for me, as for a person, probably 35 years old, you 'll give it to the army. it's nothing more than his ship data for decision making. this decision must be inferred accepted. second well, everyone says there that drives germany into a hole. it drives, of course. but today when with filing? presented there a trio with euro pennies to germany, i have a deep suspicion that germany will now build up. frankly, because such a classic wiring about their allies. it still had to manage, look is called. it 's not just like that today, but shot. yes, well, somewhere mature, someone somewhere was grinding his tongue. someone something somehow officially got out today. then when germany squatted heavily on its rear soft spot? let there be decentralization. yes , great. i agree completely, that all this will be by spring, most likely, why is it late, when all this appears? yes, i agree that germany says something there, we will sur

so government come how to, how you got him to work. definitely. if they are, if the cautious, if the i consider it, if they, they find the very real approach to connect with people. i've seen assessing. been good to have you on the program. thank you. thank you. thank you very. ah ah, with who says we will colonize the moon. then most people may know of a distant blue model. sounds like utopia. but for many scientists, it's a goal making humans and no p way species leaving from well beyond coming out on dw stream travel with common megan on the trail and harry thruth have eaten full villages by the sea and all the way the most beautiful railroad in europe chic in 90 minutes on d. w. o. just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day in depth look at current news. events was analyzed by experts and critical thinkers. not just another new show. this is the weekdays on d, w sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning packs l

so a lot of the times you know, how you assess how an economy is doing. you assess that with, with agriculture it back, assigning, we'd, as our main stable crop and agriculture is over 19 percent of the g, d. p and employs almost 40 percent of labor. so as you can tell, that's really important sector and a little change even. and this is huge, but even a little change can have devastating impacts on the way people move. and so when agriculture is impacted it's the economy is going to have a hit. now how does this flood? there were already worries about pakistan's, our financial situation, some or even saying it might be the next 3 lanka. how was the government coping with this situation? that's now gotten even worse. well, i think that's, that's the biggest question is how will we deal with this? once we go forth, is the peak of payment coming in in december? i think it's an international bonds. and what analysts and experts on ground predict that funding bodies like the i a method step in that when they obviously do so, they come with their own a kind of

that is important because how we feel in the moment influences how we remember the past.hat we are seeing in the data is younger americans have a harder time remembering solidarity because they do not feel that in the country today. host: what is the impact of that major gap between younger americans who don't remember the terror and the uncertainty of that day and older americans who remember either being there or watching it on television? what is going to be the major impact of that gap between those age groups? guest: sure. this is a key question. it speaks to why does this data matter? why is this important? it speaks to the fact -- it suggests we are losing our capacity to draw on shared lessons from 9/11. that is critical because, as a society, we are going to have to grapple with future crises. the lessons of 9/11 have a lot to do with how do we respond to fear? the fracturing we see in our memories is something we should be working to address because fear is not going away. in future crises, the extent to which we can draw on shared lessons of 9/11 will significa

and how did you do it?nd in 2010 i graduated from the belarusian state academy of music in e, majoring in musical theater directing musical theater for the first 2 years, of course, i assisted as a director. how do they say recruited? and some uh obligatory, yeah handicraft uh, such practice and at some point. i was just offered a performance. i didn't ask for anything. i was offered a performance. first staging. i still remember it with great horror, because it was a big transfer mr. x was. uh, there were a lot of very interesting uh collisions associated with this production and a lot. uh, both pleasant and not so pleasant moments, but i am a person who is used to never regret anything. it was a great experience. it was like this. the professional level is a huge test, which i have gone through and still do. eh, this remains such a sticking point for me. i mean , it wasn't that difficult. we always cook tasty from the soul, bro. well , of course, you know what we will cook today. i don’t just know what we

how is it applied? how is he about himself? of her touch and immediately the activity of joint activities, about which i spoke, about which she should, when the child is well and the parents are now happy. you know, i think about the entrepreneurial spirit, which andrey spoke to my son. she is there too. he thinks how to do it so that he can quickly, but cheat and so that his mother does not find out. so it's wonderful. do you know why it's great? not even here. the very fact. that, uh, the child learns, at least this is what he will strive for and he will have, accordingly, some directions. choose it more, i think it's better than uh, there's a baby. well, basically no children at all. well, whimsical there want this want something and when you learn even the tower, bash he already understand that if i do it to me there will be something for it and, well, and accordingly, we want to put strong economic stable countries, therefore, i think that such an approach, yes, on our cover of a prosperous country. and if tomorrow the par

independent and accurate information about how companies balance competing priorities or how they don't, who was in the companies and how they build their products is incredibly difficult. this morning at testimony shed some light on many of the areas of this many in the public have questions about. i look forward to building on that testimony with our second panel of witnesses who can speak directly to what steps meta-youtube, tick-tock, and twitter are taking to stop the spread of extremist content on their platforms and i want to thank each and every one of you for being before us. as we heard from this panel, as she product and operating officers, you play key roles in your company's decision-making processes, you set the agendas for your product teams were constantly updating the apps and developing new features, you play a prominent role in setting priorities and determining what trade-offs to make among those priorities, those product teams launch new features or make changes to the apps. this is the first time executives in your positions have appeared before congress and i do a

how is it there?at more and more of these reptilians are in power, as if the reptilians are running well. okay, not reptilians. they are for reptilians who, as you say, do not duplicate thought patterns that we do not really understand, but we continue to proceed largely from what i see and hear from the fact that this is nevertheless a policy. eh, these are, nevertheless, some, as it were, combinations, and we continue to communicate from the point of view of what there is, that is, we continue. in short, in my opinion, try to play chess with them, and they are already chapaeva in the town, as it were. it's hard, that's what i'm asking, they don't play. we don't play chess with them. we are just different doing things from my point of view, as far as the rhinestone sheet is concerned, i can imagine rubbing hands inside the british establishment. uh, supporters, either arrest, in fact, it is very beneficial for them, where he is such a strange person, uh with strange intentions, and they have some mor

how was she born? how was it formed? this is , let's say, the hottest pie. recently last year, its premiere took place. first it took place in minsk in the cinema house in ours, and then a few months later in october. it has already taken place in the moscow house of cinema , so the picture is, let’s say, very adequate and in demand zri that is, after the premiere , both parents and children came out. we listened to their warmest words, but i think that, after all, the roots of this -and the work, m-m , belongs to the author of the script. and here the author of the project was gennady davydka, that is, uh, we a have already encountered a fairy tale, which, uh, already had a good implementation. e hmm well at least in belarus that is, it was like a performance at the gorky theater, there, in my opinion, gennady was a long time ago. hmm, the director, director of this performance. here, uh, she came out like a book for children, a younger age. well, or parents of young children, so that they can play with their children. hmm, do small theatrical performances

and how will germans remember her? what i have experienced today is that, that everybody is feeling swimming sad about the loss for the rich people but, but actually it's not too big to say for the world because she was such an example in so many ways in discipline and in how she, how she carried out the duties and she was a guarantee stability and stability is something we desperately need, especially in the day are actually looking at some pictures now of people leaving flowers for the queen, memory of the queen, outside the british embassy here that was from last nights in berlin and for europe, let's widen it out. what is the significance of losing a later as you say, such a rock of stability that sort of continent through so much up, hazel. well, queen elizabeth is that the 2nd was always the greatest baset or 4 for her country all over the world. and also in europe. in earlier days she, she did so much to a to, to, to feel well to, to just stabilize the relationships that had been rocked so much by, by the 2nd wo

don't hide us, heaven cannot understand how i love, how i love, how i love, how i love your eyes, howe a stranger can never hide. us, heaven can't understand. all this hopeful will stop, you strive, the hour does not run, i am poor, take care of your hands. let the mother and the earth of the blue edge above me and you help the blue sky . blue-lukaya, she is to the gods, i come all from you from the edge. you would have praised the lake covered me, i do not need blood, an unpleasant spirit, my love, hands betrayed. you lighter, thawed bunk. i came. i dick would have betrayed you kolka i joked to god do not know that in the spring of the region next to my lord. the sky is blue charade, quiet, mug, roll, i leave the life of the sides around my beloved bluish. lazy tires do not lose my land and the pegs are snowing. here you can give yourself centuries and lose yours the trail here from the sky changes, as if from the city steals the keys to all the resting rooms, which beats for you for your sake i rest the light in your distant window. the wind steals the summer in the land of the bird

here's how to say it with kondochka. yes, that's how you can go.'s go yes, you've gone, we're calling and how many of you have already arrived. first, lenya and one other guy came to visit you. at first , we worked in the studio at home in bishkek and talked, and our name is lyosha, he is my ex- husband. and now he is still, in principle, with us too. our team has not changed for so many years. here he says, something is one and the same. i say, yes, it's like groundhog day for me too. and dimka says to go to almaty or something? and lyokha says that you are alma-ata, and all of them have been sent to moscow. this i understand, dimka is like that. and what, type and choice rushed? well, they would have rushed, well, and talked and everything and went. i earn money in the morning with a temperature of 38. well, i worked at night. it so happened that she was sick and worked. i do not understand the call, i pick up the phone. hello, these two. we are at the station, so we bought the tickets. we went first masha left, in short, svetka if anything, you'

how are we using resources? he would see we are not doing very well and we are not competing when we could if we put our mind to it. >> you might even have a candidate from iran, you know on the front lines the iranian campaign to confront and we have not done a good job reaching out for 904 would be what craig talked about, open source program, this doesn't even have frto be -- make sure we are communicating the patterns we are seeing in picking up here and what we think might be broadcast toward you and it's not isolated, we literally had ourth conversation with israelis about this during the previous administration so it's something we need to get after more holistically and it could be critical service. >> we have so much to learn from our foreign partners on the receiving end, it would be an amazing bidirectional transfer to say what are you seeing in your media and public domain and the public space? may be a sound similar to what another partner countering or diffuse around the world, even putting the two

how to choose? eat properly and, of course, we invited an expert technologist to our place. production master from tambov svetlana rybkina come to us, please. in addition to raw potatoes , compassionate svetlana made for us such potato balls, these are potato pies with filling, you tried how to choose potatoes. firstly, our potatoes are really our brand, because they are grown on fertile soil with black soil. and that sufficient number of days of sun gives it the largest amount of starch. we are, in fact, starch something nezakoza. glucose is such a straight away taste. yes, starch. you are more than us i just don’t want anyone, well done, but he gives us a taste . how to choose our potatoes has black soil, any other black soil. she has sandy lands. so, this is black-earth potatoes, what do we need? pay attention everything should be. she is straight- forward. look, the potatoes have already lain. here is a cellar of clear potatoes. here it lay for a year in the cellar, and it still remained a dense

how you live? how do you pay rent? how do you handle all the automatic bills? 40 to 50% of the americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck. we designed a system that assumes you always have money and assumes you don't care when the money comes in. that assumption works great for the half of americans that have $1000 in their account, who get free checking, all of the other benefits. who is paying for that system is the people who are living paycheck-to-paycheck. overdraft fees, one out of 11 americans pay $350 a year in over draft fees. heavy overdrafters are the ones subsidizing free checking. you ask why we have the system? real-time payments. bank of england did it in 2008, europe was a little complicated. they had a few legacy systems in the european union. they got it in 2019. we do not have it. why? the federal reserve chose not to do it. simple policy choice. what has been the ramifications? by my cancellations, over $100 billion of wealth transferred from people living paycheck-to-paycheck to payday lenders, check cashers. >> 100 billion? >> if we did rea