but that remains true under the 2021 rems as well. the prescriber has to be confident it excluded those kinds of conditions before prescribing this drug. the standard of care around the world, most medication abortion occurs without an ultrasound. >> justice jackson? >> good morning. i'm worried there is a significant mismatch in this case between the claimed injury and the remedy that is being sought. and that that might or should matter for standing purposes. i don't know that our doctrines capture this, but i guess i see it that the injuries that the respondents allege as you articulated them are conscience injury, they are being forced to participate in a medical procedure that they object to. and so the obvious common sense remedy would be to provide them with an exemption that they don't have to participate in this procedure and you say, you said here several times, that federal law already gives them that. i guess what they're asking for in this lawsuit is more than that. they're saying because we object to having -- to be forc

according to rem, it is they who will dictate the fashion for crimean wine. regard, it’s like, uh, well, in general, it’s like... winemakers there, european winemakers are very interested, they look with envy even somewhere, what’s happening now in crimea, that is, they see that development is underway winemaking, but unfortunately, they cannot come here, and they cannot see and try with their own eyes, some, by the way, sometimes come and come, unofficially, of course, to i also don’t advertise the bypass of sanctions, oak barrels are supplied from france, this attribute of a wine cellar is prohibited from being imported into russia , first in a special military operation, in the crimea oak barrels are illegal. connected with the first anniversary of the crimean spring, for the tenth anniversary, yes, but we will have it. we don’t have a name yet, but it will definitely be a classic sparkling wine aged for a year on the lees, that is, it will be a young classic sparkling wine, but in the anniversary year it will go on sale, well for now... the author's wine

but it rem■ains insufficient.srael still needs to open as many access points as possible and keep them open to make sure tnable way. increase the scanning capacity, inspection capacity, particularly at one area where more can be done to get more aid in more quickly. easing unnecessary restrictions on key products, having greater clarity and predictability get . there's a legitimate issue here about items but we need to see much greater clarity and consistency on what these are. and of course as we said all along, while it's vital to make sure that things are getting into gaza, once they're in, they have to get to the people who need them. and so distribution within gaza remains a critical function. there, improving communication, improving conflice+tion with humanitarians, particularly with the united nations, with local community leaders remains important work and work that is still in progress. bottom line is, we need to see, as we've described it, we need to see flooding the zone when it comes to humanitarian a

and in relation to animals , the so-called right of rem applies, but not the right of rem, not even theterinarians. there is only one way out: contact only trusted clinics. where there are several branches, there is the necessary medical equipment and is treated not by one doctor, but by several highly specialized specialists. anna balan, ilona agasieva, gennady talochkin and olga gribina, a week in the city. there are still snowdrifts outside, but in the moscow region there are already places where it is bright, warm and colorful, these are greenhouses where they grow flowers, mainly roses and tulips, now, when there is less than a week left before the main women's holiday, they are preparing to harvest, there is excitement at customs, hundreds of trucks are traveling in russia and dozens of planes are flying with flowers, is that all will they have time to complete the required procedures and are there any difficulties with supplies, given the difficult international situation, the most spring... the history of the program is from irina baranova, it doesn’t matter who invented this ho

made these wells through the process of erosion and this well i'm standing by right now, which is remmeder resistant mortar is man duck. it is few meters deeper than the one dug by nature. and here the ch. crossroads. i finally reached this point. the general form of the chaku canyon is like a crossroad. in fact, this valley has been created by two casms cris crossing each other. this point is exactly the chuku crossroads. it looks like a plus sign from above. this is one of the passages at the chuku crossroads. i have decided to go through this one first and see where it gets me. the entrance seems wide enough, but it's gradually gets narrow and dark. hope this passage will have a way out. wow, it is fantastic. it is breathtakingly beautiful. it is so narrow that i cannot get through. i have to go on through the upper part. i think that the end of the valley has no way out, just like the other valley i watch. but this place is so beautiful and the shapes on this walls are so interesting that professional photographers might wish to stay here for weeks to take incredible pictures on cond

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punish those responsible prompting concern from analysts that the ukraine link may be a pre takes to rem pump. its military invasion security remains times across russia, as the country comes to terms with its worst attack into decades. it's brian whitmore is a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic councils. you raised a center, ask him how about the man approaching my benefit by blaming ukraine rather than the as nomic state group. but in fact, i would have been very, very, very surprised if we did not blame you creating our ukraine is the enemy of the moment. and therefore they must be blamed for everything russian stake media. soon after the attack had received instructions to play up the ukrainian angle. what this shows us is the rush is very, very good at focusing on imaginary enemies. whether these are fictitious nazis and ukraine, or the l g b, g q plus community, for example, which was recently declared a terraced organization. but it is completely in that actually finding actual terrorist. this really does expose that proven security state as in other other failure. find wh

and yes, it's a very divisive topic w from that, rem% nonpartisan. and it takes a little doing,ght?t our best method to do that is to maintain and independent review council where we present our materials, anything that could be potentially divisive to folks with differentiewpoints, academics from different former conservative meanings and more progressive meaning just to make sure that we can find the language that is unifying. our goal is to unify the country. that's the theme of civic learning week through civic education, a w the time, putting effort to be able to live and walk the walk, you know, not just talk the talk from the talk more about civic learning week in terms of who it's for, what kind of resources are available in and out of the classroom? >> guest: thank you so much for that. national civics learning week coming up next week. we have programming all overy ts virtual. that portion is organized by our civics map coalition. our coalition has 330 member organizations. those 330 member organizations are devoted tond making civic learning a greater priority in our coun

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the radar post which are in the fashuba hills. we also had several attacks on bayad blida and the rems. using artillery fire, so hazbolah's artillery and rocket fire uh was targeted these posts, but the most significant operation today by far was that hazbullah launched attack using two khamikazi style drones against the uhfar bloom defense base and so that is very significant that hazbullah targeted not only that baracks but it is an air defense baracks and they were able to target as they say two platform. forms for the iron dome defense system, the fact that they are in not only incapable of getting warning signs and defending from the rockets, the iron dome system itself, which is supposed to be doing that giving the warnings and uh intercepting the rockets is not able or isn't operable when it comes to defending itself and so therefore the israelis have said their analysts have said that this is a real problem the time comes when the israelis decide to launch a full offensive would be able to launch some 20 maybe or more of course that maybe we have less than that per day but if t

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transportation infrastructure is one of those rems of public policy that every person in this clint interacts with every single day and as mayors you understand how much depends on delivering the basics. those unsecty things that mayors spend a lot of time thinking about and working on. not just transportation but water and wastewater and trarve absnow removal. police and fire departments. the very foundation of the human hierarchy of needs starting with safety. safety, by the way, is why our department exists. it's why we're making sure that we elevate roadway safety as i described a little bit earlier. on that, i want to lift up the partnership that we have with mayors who now represent over 70% of our nation's population participating in our safe streets for all program. we've got a new round opening up in february for planning funds. talk to your planning departments about that. when i was here last year i highlighted some of the cities that have already seen a year or more with zero traffic deaths. hoboken, new jersey, evanston,ville, and others, they're pursuing their zero vision plans.

are docs the personal details are given out they try and stop them getting careers or jobs or or to rem their posts in universities for example so it's it's very much um covart intelligence involvement in in campus politics growth um of the numbers of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated way than i'd seen in 23 years. in the 2024 annual threat assessment report issued monday, united states intelligence agencies point at the risk of broader. conflict related to the israely war against gaza. the report also notes that natanyahu's viability as a leader as well as his governing coalition of far right parties may be in jeepardy. welcome to the spotlight. i'm your host.

people are docs the personal details are given out they try and stop getting careers or jobs or or to rem from the their posts in universities for example so it's it's very much uh um covert intelligence involvement in in campus politics, the growth um of the numbers of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated way than i'd seen in 23 years. iran's foreign minister says the israel regime has failed to achieve any of his proclaimed goals during his months long onslot on the gaza trip. husain amir abdullah yanyan says the signs of a historic defeat for the regime have already become clear. iran stop diplomat made the remarks in message to the heads of hezbullah, hamas and the islamic jihad resistance groups on the occasion of the advent of the holy. genocide and inhumane crimes against palestinians especially women and children in gaza during ramadan. he said national organizations, including the un security council, have failed to adopt any effec

people are docs the personal details are given out they try and stop getting careers. jobs or or to remt's it's very much a um covert intelligence involvement in in campus politics, the growth. um of the numbers of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated way than i'd seen in 23 years. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم انا نحن نزلنا الذكر وانا له لحافظون ولقد ارسلنا من قبلك في شيع الاولين وما ياتيهم من رسول الا كانوا به يستهزئون، كذلك نسلكه في قلوب المجرمين، لا يؤمنون به، وقد خلت سنه الاولين، ولو فتحنا عليهم بابا من السماء ال

people are docs the personal details are given out they try and stop getting careers or jobs or or to rem the their posts in universities for example so it's it's very much a um covert intelligence involvement in in campus politics the growth um the numbers of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery, and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated way than i'd seen in 203 years. iran and turkmenistan do not consider themselves just neighbors, but relatives. throughout ages, they have bolstered their ties from culture economy and science and technology and a myriad other fields. yet they have set the stage for bolder steps in order to foster vibrant trade ecosystem between the two nations and make the region an energy hub. iranian entrepreneurs, officials and business people have held an exhibition in the land of their relatives to pave the path for greater synergy. watch this documentary to catch a glimpse of the neighborly ties. torreras deben de morir, prestaciones no tienen derecho. the

docs the personal details are given out they try and stop them getting careers or jobs or or the to remert intelligence in involvement in campus politics, the growth um of the numbers of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated way than i'd seen in 23 years. there's plenty more to be said, but first a quick media review to give other outlets a chance to get awarded. hello everyone, welcome to the news section of the program. here we'll go over some news headlines. march the first polls fueled by patriotism and political awareness. mohammed baqir ghalibov underscored the robot's turnout and both parliamentary and assembly of experts elections, expressing gratitude towards the. iranian populist and election officials for their contributions to the democratic process. he specifically lodded the efforts of security and police forces for their astute management and ensuring the elections. security. in his address, speaker ghalibov emphasized the a

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palestinian women and children that could qualify as acts of genocide under the genocide convention. rem asalam a un special tour on violence against women and girls says in addition to force starvation and displacement that palestinian women are subjected to sexual violence. she added inadequate nutrition and healthcare have put the lives of pregnant women and their children at risk. alsalm says israel specifically targets women and children with genocidal language in order to justify and legitimize targeting and killing them. she also called out the double standards of western media in covering israel's. suicidal crimes in gaza in general and sexual violence perpetrated against palestinian women. this is home, first was a car, then the house, then i hit the street. that was 15 years ago. we are in los angeles, they are. building and modernizing everywhere, the rent is always increasing, the city doesn't know what to do with all the homeless people, this is our main spot for the last 19 years, that's most likely to die on the streets if we don't get her off the streets at the next year,

docs their personal details are given out they try and stop them getting careers or jobs or or the to rem the their posts in universities for example so it's it's very much covart intelligence involvement in campus politics the growth um of the numbers of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movement, but this the growth in their strength and bravery and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated way than i'd seen in 23 years. several more palestinians have lost their lives in israeli raids on different parts of the occupied west bank since the early. hours of tuesday, the regime has intensified its incursion into palestinian towns and cities since launching a genocidal war on the gaza strip. mondy, our correspondent in rom joined us earlier with more details, let's take a listen. what's happened in the attack of aljeep, northwest al-quts is that at least five palestinians were walking there next to the the the israeli military. checkpoint and the area of aljip, the israelies claim that those palestinians, it seems that they throw cocktail, molot

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they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) a better-than-expected job report for the month of february on friday 275,000 jobs added to the economy for the month blowing away expectations which call for 200,000 jobs, the unemployment rate ticked higher to 3.9% but there are questions about all the revisions that we have been seen after the fact december and january showing 167,000 fewer jobs that were created and reported originally to automate forbes media chairman steve forbes and bahnson managing group partner cio david bahnsen he is also the author of the new book full-time work and the meaning of life. your assessment on the jobs number on friday, steve forbes. >> the headline was better than underlying figures you pointed out the revision cf to take a grain of salt on the initial reports. if you look at the household

people are docs, the personal details are given out, they try and stop getting careers or jobs or or to remm all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated way than i'd seen in 23 years from the environment to business and economy. to civil and human rights, to treaties and agreements, to war and conflicts, we bring you the overlooked aspects of world events and news from the far-flunged corners of the globe. 10 minutes only on press tv. in late 2023, south africa filed a case other. international court of justice icj over the israeli apath regime's genocidal war against palestinians in the besaged gaza strip. south africa stated that the televive regime has failed to uphold its commitments under the 1948 genocide convention. south africa filed the locit against the israeli regime at the end of december, noting that israel's actions in gaza that started last october are genal in character because they are intended to bring about the destruction of.

rem terbrik, let's say, who says that i am against imports? you came as a supporter . we should liberalize imports in general, but liberalize the import of everything . what do you think? for example, for example, for example, household appliances, for example, the manager of the government, the politician, let's import everything. what do you think ? let's import wherever we have a shortage. i agree, but the issue is that this import border must be known somewhere. and it should be read according to our conditions no more, for example, let's give a simple example , for example, let's go and import workers from abroad and open the country, every immigrant who comes will be a cheap worker . it's a good thing. oh, when we talk, i clearly mentioned the conditions, no, the point is, we are talking in the current conditions , naturally, not in ideal conditions. yes, who said that the import is very good ? in my opinion, let's support the automobile industry there is not much difference between this year and, for example, 2017, when we faced a horizontal challenge. it was be

according to rem, it is they who will dictate the fashion for crimean wine.like, well , in general, winemakers, there, european winemakers are very interested, they look very envious, even somewhere. what's happening now in crimea, that is, they see that winemaking is developing, but unfortunately they cannot come here, and they cannot see with their own eyes to try it, some, by the way, sometimes come, unofficially, of course, in circumvention of sanctions i also don’t advertise, they supply oak barrels from france, this attribute of a wine cellar is prohibited from being imported into russia first of a special military operation; in crimea , oak barrels have been illegal for 10 years, but the community of winemakers does not care about politics, including yes. that's not us at all winemakers of sevastopol firmly believe and know that sevastopol is a unique region from the point of view of the wine-growing zone, and yes, yes, maybe this will not happen quickly, but after some time we will definitely be the best wine region in the world, so remember, twice a

docs, the personal details are given out, they try and stoping getting careers or jobs or or the to rem them from the their posts in universities for example so it's it's very much a um covert intelligence involvement in in campus politics direct by by the israel intelligence agencies which is really quite different from what you would expect in anti- bds campaigning, of course, well, i then asked lamise about her view on the current shape of campus activism on palestine. what i've seen is something i've never seen before, which is not just the growth um of the numbers of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated. way than i'd seen in 23 years of giving support to student activists um as my sideing, not not my primary legal work, i've never seen the level of sophistication, bravery and organizing in the face of equally unprecedented repression and attacks from campus administrators who, by the way, are under extreme pressure, not just by the f

but right now, that's all in the rem of hypotheticals because -- in the realm of hypotheticals becauselan. beyond that i'm not going to p get into any other hypotheticals about rafa or where that goes. all i can say is we need to see a plan for u.s. civil -- for the civilians and we will wait for that. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> more live coverage coming up this afternoon with president biden talking about community investment at a boys & girls club in milwaukee. we'll have that live at 5:00 p.m. ian here on c-span. earlier today house lawmakers met to examine a proposed rule from tection bureau to regulate payment apps and digital wallets. watch the entire house financial subcommitteean. c spon now, our free mobile video app. or online at >> in the weeks that lie ahead as friedman's televisionlds, thd influential men and women who occupy those seats will have a lot to see about friedman's stlief seat in whi

rem al salam, un special report on violence against women and girls, says in addition to force starvation and displacement, palestinian women are subjected to sexual violence. she added that inadequate nutrition and healthcare have put the lives of pregnant women and their children at risk. al-salam says israel specifically targets women and children with genocidal language in order to... justify and legitimize targeting and killing them, she also called out to the double standard of western media in covering the israeli genicidal crimes in gaza in general, and the sexual violence perpetuated against palestinian women in particular. whatever the shape of the treaty, and with a relative dose of optimism, it seems that the temporary. fire agreement is now behind us, while the battle is raging in another layer of the war that has become more intertwined and overlapping than before. it's not just about hamas and the resistance factions on one side and the israeli occupation on the other, but also between the two allies, tel aviv and washington, especially regarding the day after phase, either

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people are docs the personal details are given out they try and stop getting careers or jobs or or to rem the their posts in universities for example so it's it's very much a um covert intelligence involvement in campus politics the growth um of the number. of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated way than i'd seen in 23 years. section of the program, the economy of the west bank uh when you take a look it is one that operated under a siege. uh, income disparities, as an example between palestinian economy and that of israel shows just that. well, now with the onslot, that situation has become worse, much worse. let's take a look at some of the contributing factors. first up, we're going to take a look at the labor restrictions. why not start with that, which is a delt a financial blow to the palestinian economy? israel has restricted laborers, the number 175,00. as a result, of this restriction uh wages of these workers accounted for $5.5 b

this was almost like in refers the body just letting go before it, and that happened till tom e and rem talking about it, and uh, and afterwards it's a real drop and you're ready, you're ready. totally exhausted, but after that usually nobody came out of their selling in it in the word, the word cells even prison hospital, so to make a diffend and you probably what it two or three days after that and basically what happens, so on it happen to myself and you um yeah, it's a very painful and very lengthy couple of hours uh and and literally just made it back to help back to... and and and didn't get out of it after that um and then the parents in families roll out and fe a critical stage and um they come in my father, my mother and sister and brother all of them apart from my mother asked me to come off the strike and said i wasn't and it wasn't my mother was republicans wasn't we just always had a i don't recal any adult conversation with my mother bause i was on the run from 17 and half. off, then i was in jail when i was 19, um, you get an odd, because all people are visiting, you don'

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that remains true under the rems. now, prescribers still have to have that capability and they have to deploy whatever mechanisms they believe would accurately allow them to identify contra-indications since for use of mifepristone, but it's wrong to suggest that if the court reverses 2021 changes than every woman's going to get an ultrasound. that's never been that the state of play in how this drug has been administered how even under the pre 2021 rams was it possible to detect an ectopic pregnancy without an ultrasound unless the woman was presented pain. >> so there's a set of screening questions >> that are often deployed. you can ask things like do you have unilateral pelvic pain? did you become pregnant while you had an iud in or after a tubal ligation? he shen are you experiencing unusual bleeding? you could ask whether the woman has had a prior ectopic pregnancy. if the woman has those kinds of risk factors, then imaging may be necessary, but that remains true so under the 2021 rems as well, the prescriber ha

people are docs the personal details are given out they try and stop getting careers or jobs. or to rem universities for example, so it's it's very much a um covert intelligence involvement in in campus politics, the growth um ' the numbers of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery, and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated way than i'd seen in 203 years. the general configuration of iran's upcoming parliament has become clear to a great extent. will the new parliament change the course of the country in the international arena? there are already burning issues such as sanctions, the iran nuclear deals in afghans in iran that the new candidates need to deal with as matters of great urgency. these and more on this edition of iran today. your headlines on press tv, the us israeli genocide in gaza continues as israeli fire kills at least eight palestinians at an eight distribution center at the almoser at refugee camp. two stobbing operations have been carried out against. israel is i

are docs for personal details are given now. they try and stop them getting careers or jobs or or to rem from the their posts in universities for example, so it's it's very much uh covart intelligence involvement in in campus politics, the growth um of the numbers of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated way than i'd seen... in 23 years. from the environment to business and economy, to civil and human rights, to treaties and agreements, to war and conflicts, we bring you. the overlooked aspects of world events and news from the far-flunged corners of the globe. 10 minutes only on press tv. so government media office in gaza says more than 408 seekers have been killed by israel and the messirish territory in just two weeks. leader of iran's islamic revolution, i says the resistance in palestine will eventually bring israel to its knees.

russian performers who are still listened to in ukraine, including morgenstern, matrang, and rapper rem do you think ukrainians still listen to and support russian music and performers, several aspects that i can that come to me, come to my head, well, first of all, ukrainians understand russian music, accordingly, a mongolian rapper will never enter the ukrainian charts, unless he writes something like... style, as written by a popular south korean singer, eh well, this is the first aspect, the second aspect is inertia many people still , well, believe that it is normal to listen to russian music, even during the full-scale russian invasion and occupation of ukrainian lands and the killing of ukrainian soldiers and civilians, the reunification of cities, villages, and so on, that is. during the war that russia shamefully unleashed against ukraine, the third aspect, it’s just like that, you know, don’t believe it, cultural, in the same vein there are also english singers, probably french, well, i don’t know french, but there are english, american ones , it is not music asks whether we l

but right now, that's all in the rem of hypotheticals because -- in the realm of hypotheticals becauseen't seen a plan. beyond that i'm not going to p get into any other hypotheticals t goes. all i can say is we need to see a plan for u.s. civil -- for the civilians and we will wait for that. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. >> politico reports that hunter biden's legal team h informed the house oversight committee and he will note attending a public hearing that was scheduled for march 20. hunter biden's attorney blame to scheduling conflict for his inability to participate before criticizing the committees ongoing impeaceninquiry. biden was on capitol hill for a closed-door deposition th lted several hours. representative, released statement saying, the house oversight committee has called hunter biden's bluff. he wanted a public heangut now that one has been offered alongside his business assoat, he is refusing to come. the hearing is moving forward and we expect hunter to participate. on thursday, health and human rvices secretary javier becerra testifi

it tracks your deep sleep, your light sleep, your rem. very relaxing experience. >> surveys show 14% of adults say they feel tired or exhausted on most days. seems a little low. >> we are some of those adults. >> definitely in that 14. >> okay, coming up, another march madness thriller overnight, plus the solar storm today that could bring the northern lhts to millions of northern lhts to millions of americans looking for a smarter way to mop? try the swiffer powermop. ♪ an all-in-one cleaning tool that gives you a mop and bucket clean in half the time ♪ our cleaning pad has hundreds of scrubbing strips that absorb and lock dirt away, ♪ and it has a 360-degree swivel head that goes places a regular mop just can't. so, you can clean your home, faster than ever. ♪ don't mop harder, mop smarter, with the swiffer powermop. hmmm. ♪ i feel good ♪ ♪ duh na nuh na nuh na nuh ♪ ♪ so good, i got you ♪ woah, dad. just gettin' back into my routine. ♪ bum bum bum bum bum ♪ i feel good want the power of 5 serum benefits in 1? olay super serum activates

well, that's it here is the emerging trend of removing even the rem bases, can we say that this is then evidence that the russian federation does not consider the crimean peninsula as a full-fledged and permanent base point for its so-called black sea fleet. well, we can agree with you if you add to that the other factors that we have seen. earlier, namely the rebasing of the black sea fleet, the black sea flotilla, let’s say this, because it is no longer a fleet, to the ports of the caucasus, in particular to the novorossian and to occupied abkhazia, eh, well, that’s right, on the other hand, it can be considered, if we look at the pessimistic scenario, as the military does, it’s possible that it’s just such a means, well, self-preservation, or... the fleet in order to be effective, functioning , efficient, let's say, to perform some tasks assigned to it, it has to be repaired from time to time, it is still a technique, and the technique requires spare parts, ammunition, lubricants and so on, so they do it only in sevastopol, because there is nowhere else, and therefore it is insured

in 2016 the rems were aligned be more consistent with the reporting requiremt at applies to all 20,000are only today seven that continue to have even the limited higher adverse event reporting for debts then applied to mifepristone. it is only one of seven that ha tba justice jackson? justckson: you are asked if the agency is infallible and ess i am wondering if you specialized scientific knowledge with respect to pharmaceuticals and as a company that has pharmaceuticals, you haveéd concerns about judges parsing medical anscntific studies? ms. ellsworth: yes. i think we have signict concerns and there are two amicus briefs from the pharmaceutical industry that expands on why exactly that is so concerning for pharmaceutical coanies who depend on fda's gold standard review proce t approve their drugs and be able to sell their prodtsn line with that considered judgment. justice jackson: can you say what they y? ms. lsrth: i am happy to. i think the reality is and this decision allow is a good example of. you haveieonne study that was an analysis of anonymous blog pts you have another set

paddy dunning of temple lane studios, who's recorded with everyone from westlife to rem, was at the festivalhat you want to be in the music industry, we had to do something together. so, what we've done with the giant project is, what we've done is, we've organised a recording session in ireland. and this is from the giant project, right, which is the building of the biggest moving statue in the world, which celebrates giants. ok, so when you're in ireland, we're going to scan you and we're going to keep your avatar and you are going to be put up onto the giant. i'm looking forward to you coming over. thank you so much. yay. great, great. thank you so much. great _ that's amazing. so, i hearyou're a fan of sam fender. no way. yeah, yeah. no, no, no, no, no. please, no, don't do it to me. sam has recorded with us... no, don't do it to me. sam has recorded with us and we're going to do a face time in on the recording session. so, sam and dean and the guys... i don't know what to say. are you looking - forward to wednesday? terrified. terrified? so nervous. why nervous? people are going to show