here, i don’t even know the purely external, so it goes now, written in the goden of the nep and theent film booms, the play is not lost its relevance a hundred years later, and people at the crossroads of eras, and the choice, but the dreams that are broken, the patron of the zoya, a man from the city committee, who thinks, like chichikov, the father said, be friends only with a penny. she will not let down a character who is sure that if there is a lot of money, then you can live at the end of the second act. he will speak. all. i know, i understand everything, but i don't know how to turn this money into love. i somehow thought so. and what if hitchcock put in the theater ezoyki for an apartment? and that's why somehow i a little. i moved towards noir, so in general we will have practically no color e. like in a hitchcock movie everything is black and white and blood. suddenly flowed red, the main thing is to get away from the filiton. yevgeny pisarev says the play is funny, but philosophical ekaterina yudina arina bogoroditskaya news. watch the main news of moscow and the moscow

i'm talking about the coffee nep is rapidly decreasing, that is, when the coffee sandman yes, that isoffee work on these adenoids, us the volume of coffee commercially trying to compensate for lack of sleep when we violate our basic sleep hygiene. more and more of these receptors appear, and then you need to take breaks, and coffee holds are exactly what when a person gives himself there.

swipe on uh, coffee nep that there is when the coffee dream is yes, that is, how coffee works on theseitory adenosine receptors, it blocks them and they are inhibited then more active receptors. and when we drink coffee in an attempt to compensate for lack of sleep, when we violate our basic sleep hygiene. more and more of these receptors appear, and then you need to take breaks, and coffee drowsiness is exactly what when a person gives himself 20-25 minutes of rest there in complete silence. uh, no bright lights. before that, after drinking coffee, so that knowing that in 20 minutes she will begin to actively act, and he has already had a rested experience in this ; on this wave, i kind of wake up, but in fact the person is not sleeping. well, when we talk about this about three. here he is not sleeping. he is just resting. in this it is very important to set an alarm clock so as not to fall asleep there for 2-3 hours, and this will be aggravated by a departure. well, that is, he will not be able to fall asleep already at 11:00, he will fall asleep at two, and again. what are we doing

you know, think rikki is probably almost 100% right that he will fight this and never nep university -- >> okay. >> you have to watch the former president right now? >> that's right, we just saw him exit the court room after what appears to be almost an hour long appearance because he entered at about 2:30. we had a reporter inside, graham kates inside that courtroom witnessing everything we saw as well as added to the details that we already heard from scott macfarlane. this was supposed to be a quick hearing, it lasted an hour. it's a specific and important case no doubt, and we are all anxious to hear details of what happened inside. >> and what's in the actual indictment. >> checking the email right now. >> yeah. you check, can i ask a question of rikki, which is barring some theatrics, is there a reason it would take that long just on the indictment itself? reading it out or is there some process that would take in our or does an hour tell you something? >> i think an hour is rather long for an indictment, but we don't know what happened in terms of scheduling, we don't know if

changed, and lenin, that lenin lenin number 21 , the civil war also changed, and in the economy of the nepl, in religion, you grab something for religion. i 'm telling you, they are directly jealous of the historical process, which the bolsheviks observed, including attitudes towards religion and simply, firstly, time. it's a pity. you said you i must say there must be. if you are now speaking against finland, you are leaving for 150, kachinsky monuments, it is not clear. why am i telling you? let's accept, at least you will block it yourself from yes, nothing, i don't understand, and here what kind of konchinsky you don't understand? why? what did you say in poland or finland in your eyeliner? why i say what i'm talking about your eyeliner. you speak to the topic with vodka, i discuss your topic. why are they discussing more?

i am a deed thanks to which russia soviet russia came out of civil war and managed during the nep periodits team as much as possible. you didn’t have an attraction to coins. it’s a well-known fact that the coins of that period, but here are his 22-22 plus soviet coins, they are valued even more than the royal coins of the xix centuries there. why so i have never been, but without obscenities did not collect. you have heard such a story, but the story, i heard, of course, the fact is that at that time they issued silver and a half rubles, and there were also gold coins. mint new conversions. they didn't do it. here, i think that we are probably talking about them, they they were very rare. and, of course, for collectors. this is the value, of course, the main thing is not the material from which the money is made, the next step is the rare next step in the us the great depression. the end of the twenties and the beginning of the thirties , the ruble strengthened in the thirty-fifth year , 1 ruble was given for the dollar. 15 kop. of course, there was a period when the ruble was even more

yakova yadova was one of the symbols of the nep era; her beautiful performance was performed by leonid an interview, he called it a song about bagel dough. quite right. catfish in 1913 in the twenty-first century was recognized as a national treasure as a sign of the union he received a sword with diamonds from peter i, but after the defeat from the swedes he was forced to give a gift to charles the twelfth, peter did not fail to return to him the same sword captured near poltava, probably, that august is a strong elector of saxony. 2022.600 germany's costa rico group stage match became historic for the first time in the world championships, the mother was refereeed by such a team consisting of women quite right , the main referee was from france let's finish london for 1.000. in 1830 , a monument to the fourth king was erected at one of the crossroads of the city. a few decades later, this kings station arose nearby. quite right. royal crossing has delegated the largest number of players to participate in the world cup, 17 maybe bayern bayern quite right, barcelona played 16 players r

to which russia soviet russia came out of the kazakh war and managed to develop its team during the nep period. you did not have an attraction to coins. it is a well-known fact that coins from that period, but here are 22-22 plus soviet coins, they are valued even more than coins. royal there xix centuries. why is that? i have never been a numismatist and have not collected, but the story, i heard, of course, the fact is that then they released silver and e- poltina and rubles. and there were also golden chervonets minted, but you didn’t put them into circulation. here, i think that we are probably talking about them. they were very rare. and, of course, for collectors. that is, it's all the same harmfulness, of course, the main thing is not the materials from which the money is made, but the rarity of the next step in the usa the great depression. the end of the twenties and the beginning of the thirties, the ruble strengthened in thirty fifth year for the dollar gave 1 ruble. 15 kop. of course, there was a period when the ruble was even more expensive, but nevertheless at that moment

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