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first magnitude and u make an exhibition. the more popular the more understandable and the more readable for visitors. i believe that e is on non-professionals, they are art specialists, and from those who consider something they want to know about it or have heard about it for the first time , they really don’t understand what the meaning of black squares can be called a work of art or not, and what is the essence of malevich’s statement, no one can really answer this question, because uh, maybe that was not the issue. everything, as it were, communication at the level in the circle of contemporary art takes place at the level of professionals who know everything about our exhibition. yes, we try to make such exhibitions that explain the essence of the concept. uh, essentially, the worldview of artists. and this allows you to look differently at a work of art that seems to be already known to everyone, but no one often thought about the essence. eh, statements. well, if there are several shots, we have a whole line there. uh, in contemporary art and also in the center of tolerance, we have a whole program to educate

s, thank you both for coming on .u chris , first to you.you, what where wer tell us what e y tell us what you saw. we think put the video up there, but what was it? y wife a >> absolutely. so my wife and i were driving down forty three going northbound. this was on december 2nd. right around six fifty five ,t a little before seven o'clock. and after we were driving down 2 miles the expressway for about two miles, my wife noticed lights in the sky that basically would pulse through the the sky in like a matter of a second. it would clear the entire sk cly from and horizon to the other.th >> and it was very odd.st and , you know, at first we just didn't really know what itr was. so we continued on our drive . go we were going to go to candy cane lane with our daughters, which is adaughter holiday tradn for us . and we drove for twenty miles mh and the entire twenty miles. through this we continue to see these lights that would pulse throughe the sky incredibly fast. that would be like a five to thirty second delay inth between. and then they'd either com e the same direction or come ba

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that the race neutral alternatives you have to try race neutral alternatives u don't think university has, first. right? >>e not think university has made a commitment and we presentea t of evidence on this case. we do not thindistrict court's analysis is consistent with the strict scrutiny even as it requires it. if they do -- if they cno take the box being checked into account or can't do tt d do try race neutral alternatives, is there evidence in the record abouwh the results of those would be? in other words, take an example, if all of the sudden the number of essays that talk about the experience of being an african-americ isociety rises dramatically, the conses of that be the same as if they're not being mentioned but instead race is taken into account automatically? >> i want to make sure i understand the question. >> it is a little awkward -- awkwardly phrased. >> i would not say that. the eson is to there is some sort of cheating going on? >> not a bit. the discussion has been abou the dramatic plummeting of the mber of african-american students that would take place if the practice ofheing a box w

u, practice and create either small ones. uh, canteen restaurants, and various enterprises are small, where you can already, uh, go through practice and earn the first salary to receive. e, so e, yes, an important law that was adopted was also talked about a lot, it was initiated by the chairman of the state duma on extended day care groups. and, when the regions can be able to finance them, many parents have also told us about this, and here the relevant laws have been adopted. so that from the variability that was laid down in the law in the field of school education. e go to unified. uh standards, unified programs, and in no way violating uh that opportunity, but teachers, uh, and self-realization and uh, the implementation of various methods of their approaches, but, nevertheless, setting certain requirements that are understandable in content, but high enough. a level so that schoolchildren, regardless of where they study , receive a quality education and, of course, a system of additional education. it should be varied and interesting here. we set a task. each school should have its own sports club and theater club. and today sports clubs have been set up in 31,00

in most e u countries, private companies can apply to the government for a license to operate a customs warehouse, including austria. mir. first eloquent, speak there at the open lag. hm. like almost all aren't. ford is with storage. we also have duty free storage. it's quite small. but we do offer it, we have a lot of collectors with objects other than ours, like gold and wine vein, they use our storage and often place items in the customs warehouse. won't even off pallet with us in sort of either like our lawson vickers doesn't believe her clients would be able to avoid paying taxes on these valuables forever . the sofa is off. the casters warehouse is often just a stop gap because they don't know where they want the goods to go yet quickly and before it gets attacked somewhere, they keep it in duty free storage. i got them when it comes out, it will get tax as if it will. it's not an issue here like it is in hotspots like luxembourg, geneva, and singapore. austria is different. this is an installation of the fi. if a collector brings the sculpture with a $1000000.00 to austria from abroad, it would normally cost a $130000.0

first, second. uh, hmm inflation like i told u us will be this year is also one of the most important indicators. uh, inflation will be a little over twelve percent this year. eh, it's me. i think that it is much better than in many other countries, including the g20 countries. it’s not good that there is inflation, but it’s good that it’s less than in other countries. and next year, we also already mentioned this, uh, somewhere we will be in uh, based on the results of the economy in the first quarter. anyway, that's what we hope u will uh aim for the 4 to 5 percent target. eh, that's a very good trend. unlike some other countries of the twenty, where the trend is, on the contrary, upward. uh, so unemployment is at its historical low of 3.8%. we have a deficit budget. it's true, but two percent will be this year. in the next, too, then there will be one percent, and in the twenty-fifth year. uh, less than one, somewhere we expect 0.8%. your attention to the fact that in other countries uh and developing large states and uh, so -called developed market countries. the economy e deficit is much larger in the states in my opinion, 5.7 in uh in china over 7%, uh,

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firstly, people die only this year, first frosts in russia, 23 people died, 65 were saved . failure of people. u under the ice or when rescuing people, where there is a risk, ees and means involved, from relatively speaking a few hundred e rubles to several hundred thousand and even million rubles, and if it does, for example. uh, aviation means of rescue, with the mass rescue of people, when it comes from ice fish with fishing even more costly, it turns out to be the evacuation of vehicles that have fallen through the ice . as a result, for someone's banal stupidity on the rescue operation is running out of round sums and human resources. and since the fear for their own lives does not stop such irresponsible citizens from going out on thin ice, it is possible to change the situation. more serious penalties and more impressive amounts of fines will help, and then the presentation of the golden repair award in the nomination. so it will come down in the final there are awards for 70 million rubles. suspension bridge gas. the palm goes to the children's sandbox in ivanovo for 42 million rubles. so, come on, tell me more. i will definitely tell you about worst

uh, because u are hospitable people who surround them and naturally, first of all, the military. of course, they are doing everything to ensure that eaining appears more coordination of combat coordination and as i was told by mr. defense and ours. naturally, here is the castle of the ivanochny component troops. this already looks like an army that can perform tasks, so thank you very much. naturally arrived best regards from our president, but also willing to discuss. the topic that you spoke on the phone, about which you spoke at the last meeting. yes, that's why we i think are on when our contacts with my colleague with the minister. well , naturally, if possible with you, e should be more active, naturally more constructive. today, contacts also took place on the ministerial line with the heads of defense departments. a protocol was signed between our countries on amending the agreement between belarus and russia on the joint provision of regional security in the military sphere, on december 19, 1997. well , the neighboring countries of the baltic states, poland , continue to be pumped up with weapons and nato military personnel