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this hadrian, rolla pasco, of damascus. gulf said more on morals on this meeting. he said that this means bringing the conflict to an youth, qualitative level, and this with have a big concept. big consequences on the pan european security also said that sending thanks will have a very negative impact. i'm just trying to reach to be very specific and accurate. he also said that this meeting means that the, the e, the, you, the, the, the west and, and the united states, all that kind of deepening that delusions in, in ukraine. he called on the western countries less than bowers to take into consideration the russian concerns. and also, and this in this regard, he a kind of a, he was kind of reluctant with respect to, i'm a to give a perspective, well, what, what russia is going to do. now in this regard, he reiterated what that misread of the deputy had off the national security. johnson and russia said yesterday, over this water, in case of russia losing this war, going towards f a nuclear war. so we can see that the russian officials are taking this, but he though

putting you're not right, i'm putting you on the train back to glasgow, michelle and i'm pulling up hadrian'sarted to do it myself and kept bringing my contacts in. are you sure? oh, yeah, yeah. it's definite. there's no question about it. forensics are all over it. they've got the links. there's no about that. seven days later, official know you were right and when you look at that, charles, is that a case of making your own luck in? i think partially making your own luck in life is the old fashioned way of . there's no in life is the old fashioned way of. there's no point in life is the old fashioned way of . there's no point sitting in life is the old fashioned way of. there's no point sitting in an office in front of a typewriter and doing everything on the phone . you've got to meet on the phone. you've got to meet people. you've got to take them out . you've got to get to know out. you've got to get to know people. you've got to get to the police to find. and we used to have to go round the police stations, the fire station and the ambulance crews with bottles of whisky talking. you mus

putting you're not right, i'm putting you on the train back to glasgow, michelle and i'm pulling up hadrian'sarted to do it myself and kept bringing my contacts in. are you sure? oh, yeah, yeah. it's definite. there's no question about it. forensics are all over it. they've got the links. there's no about that. seven days later, official know you were right and when you look at that, charles, is that a case of making your own luck in? i think partially making your own luck in life is the old fashioned way of . there's no in life is the old fashioned way of. there's no point in life is the old fashioned way of . there's no point sitting in life is the old fashioned way of. there's no point sitting in an office in front of a typewriter and doing everything on the phone . you've got to meet on the phone. you've got to meet people. you've got to take them out . you've got to get to know out. you've got to get to know people. you've got to get to the police to find. and we used to have to go round the police stations, the fire station and the ambulance crews with bottles of whisky talking. you mus