it were made - but there's one big advantage-— advantage.transported _ advantage. it can be produced, started, transported and - started, transported and brought to the people at nbn temperatures i can go up to 50 degrees. this is a big advantage to other vaccines which depend on a functioning portrait. which depend on a functioning ortrait. ~ ., , ., which depend on a functioning ortrait. ~ ., , ., , ., portrait. millions of doses of vaccines are _ portrait. millions of doses of vaccines are lost _ portrait. millions of doses of vaccines are lost every - portrait. millions of doses of vaccines are lost every year| vaccines are lost every year because of inadequate refrigeration, especially when being sent to developing countries.— being sent to developing countries. ., ., , , being sent to developing countries. ., ., ,, , countries. part of the issue is transferring _ countries. part of the issue is transferring the _ countries. part of the issue is transferring the vaccine - countries. part of the issue is transferring the vaccine from | t

. that we think also have unfair advantages-_ that we think also have unfair advantages. interesting because the — advantages. that's interesting because the us _ advantages. that's interesting because the us government . advantages. that's interesting i because the us government has been going off the hallway, apples rival. how would you differentiate monopolising the market versus being just a very successful company? i think they have to prove - successful company? i think they have to prove that - successful company? i think| they have to prove that there is active blocking at every point they made in terms of the imessage, though wallet. applicant part two alternatives on all of those. and whether or not those alternatives are fully optimised to work in the apple environment. the answer to that is, no. people going over to the android environment, things are optimised to work with android and not iris devices. i don't see how they're going to be able to prove that re—optimizing as apple, my product from a user is antitrust. what they're going on is blocking. they're

year-by-year mitigating weaknesses and advantage.kind of questions we ended up with are things like our weapons systems, relevant against a relentless pace of threats. can we invent new ways of fighting that put the prc on the ÷■eback foot. these are the issues that the department of defense must tackle if it wants to compete. everyone of these iseson softwa even changing i military units' tactic. we need look no further than the battlefields of ukraine to find evidence that units which are able to change the software more quickly see better outcomes. we face victims of software, cursing its bugs and overruns. or we can harness it for competitive advantage by leveraging american ingenuity, a robust talent base leading technology. that is our question. can we create a defense system built for evolution and adaptation? my central message is this and it will echo those of my fellow witnesses here. the process of getting code from a programmer to an operational system is critical. we blur the lines between what is development, building s

i will tell you about its advantages because it is eid, and when should i talk about its advantages with a positive lens ? it has already been decided, when something is done and a decision has been made, we should think about its future. we must try to do it right. what are its merits? its advantages are that now the current evaluation organization wanted to hold an exam. a minister had to send a letter to other ministers, the minister of roads and urban affairs to transfer, for example questions, the minister of education should have helped, provided high schools to hold the exam, and azad university, for example , would have helped for the fields. the ministry of health discussed emergency services and ambulances and security discussions, the ministry of communications , internet discussions and these, the ministry of interior , security discussions, a special coordination was necessary for the entrance exam to be held, because our people have confidence in the organization and certainty. they have that their right is protected there and they can take an exam when they really want. le

, the technological leaders as part of the advantage. what is interesting about this moment is, it is a very busy space. it's benefit has been recognized. technology advantage has been really diminished, everyone has access to roughly the same technology. the control of it extends beyond governmental control, so the security of it which is disproportionately important to societies, has to be shared between the private sector and the u.s., so how do we get awareness and investment and security without retarding the innovation engine that has served us so well over the course of time? it is a very interesting moment to think about how you do that effectively and we could talk about the intersection of space and cyber, very similar arcs of advantageous and adversarial use of that space but i just think in understanding this moment of what is playing out is actually key to understanding all the pieces that we need to address.>> thank you, and going back to one of your old leadership roles, do we need bill donovan for where we are? i think yo

i love that he talked about advantage. it actually is my favorite way to think about national security because it forces you into a temporal context and if you take this concept of advantage and play it through the history of space, neatly enough, if my personal history, so i've seen it all, early on, you have united states and russia, nationstates, using space for national security advantages. the united states was super dominant in the capabilities we were able to put in days that gave us the ability to see beyond the horizon and project power for the purpose of deterrence, enablement of mission activities. it was one or two's the of us for almost the whole history we are talking about until really, in the late 90s, when you see china, japan, others, so it was two countries playing at the game of vantage and i think it was disproportionately on the american side. simultaneously, you see the bleed through a technology and the rise of commercial space and you start and you go through what we have now and start to think abo

in fact, it is the middle corner that is used , the second point and in fact its second advantage. the use of bacterial cellulose, which is somehow the purest type of cellulose used in this type of membranes , which is currently in the form of fiber networks in nano scale. produced, which itself has caused the proliferation and growth of cells in that membrane structure to be promoted somehow. specialists of a fenaber company succeeded in localizing the raw materials for making all kinds of splints to produce and market a competitive and cheap product compared to similar foreign samples . light weight, flexibility and customization are among the advantages of this product made in iran. a technology company in amirkabir university science and technology park has designed and produced more comfortable splints for patients using smart polymers. the needs are not new and towards personalization and it is easier to use with the advantages of these smart materials, the world is moving . well, these splints are produced in several advanced countries, including the united states and englan

. were made but as one big advantage-— advantage.transported and brought to the people at ambient temperatures they can go ambient temperatures they can 9° up ambient temperatures they can go up to 50 degrees. this is a big advantage to other vaccines which depend on a functioning chain. ~ ., , ., which depend on a functioning chain. ~ ., , ., , ., chain. millions of doses of lost every _ chain. millions of doses of lost every year _ chain. millions of doses of lost every year because i chain. millions of doses of lost every year because ofj lost every year because of inadequate refrigeration especially when being sent to developing countries. part especially when being sent to developing countries.- developing countries. part of the issue _ developing countries. part of the issue is _ developing countries. part of the issue is transporting i developing countries. part of the issue is transporting the | the issue is transporting the vaccine from distribution where it is kept in cold chain conditions to the side group be administered.

and building advantage.kinds of questions we end up with in the military dimension of competition or things lik are our weapons systemsmi relevt against a relentless pace of new threats can commanders accessri. can we invent new ways of fighting but the prc on back foot and dissuade aggression. these are the issues the department of defense must tackle if it wants to compete in every one of these issues now s. even changing military unit tactics depends on a software update. not your state whiteboard planni session. we need look no further than the battlefields of ukraine for evidence units which are able to change the software more quickly see better outcomes. so we face a choice. we can be victims of software cursing its bugs, delays and overruns are we can harness it for competitive advantage leveraging american ingenuity arose talent base, and leading technology. that is our question can we create a defense system built for evolution and adaptation? system built to compete my central message is this it w

, and the decision to acquire a technological advantage there are advantages of the ukrainians , let'se them and use them, i say once again , there is such an order from the commander-in-chief, and that's why we work day and night so that these contracts appear and , accordingly, the next step is for the equipment to go to... well, for me, this is actually news because i i did not think that such progress began against the background of the decision of general syrskyi against the background of the actions of his deputies, i see that the situation really, if we take into account your conclusions, is progressing quite quickly, it is extremely positive to hear from you, i say once again, mr. serhiy, it is necessary to approach this very comprehensively, because there is also a change in staff, the organizational structure of units, and training. and logistics and repair, it's all interconnected, you can't just push the complex to the front and say, use everything, it's very, well, in general , a combined military battle is a complex thing, and he must be ready for all this, including the

an undeniable advantage in positional defense. these complexes i mentioned are already in use, albeit in limited quantities, and today the work being reported, in particular by deputy commander-in-chief andriy lebedenko, is aimed precisely at making these tandems fire as soon as possible. the enemy on the battlefield, and a whole set of measures is being taken in order to prepare the personnel, because this is the introduction of changes to the staff lists units, and prepare a repair base, and a vehicle base, and er, provide these units with ammunition on time, and the same old wolves have problems not only with the supply of the complexes themselves, but also with the provision of ammunition, so this is a complex solution, and to it should be approached in the same way, training can already be carried out at these complexes, this does not require the state or the ministry of defense or any decision, the state should allow private individuals to conduct their own training, and then according to their own exams, for example, or exa

commercial space industry is not just an advantage in space, it is an advantage for this nation, periodantage that is widening an advantage that is widening so we need to continue to partner with the industry to leverage andhe to take advantage of that capability. they lookf contracting such as commercial augmentationt there looking to start next year and this opportunityy5. >> enhance our ability to collaborate, we would love to hear that. >> thank you, mr. chairman. last october the bicameral congressionalio commission on ts strategic posture of the united stat report on the teacher posture. it findings were sobering and basedo adversaries. we are woefully unprepared to address this future threat environment. the commissioners endorsed 81 recommendations. if u we can act upon these, the united states should retain capability and capacity to maintain a safe and reliable ann effective nuclear deterrence throughout the next several decades these coming months are going to be working with my colleagues on the committee to include many of these recommendations. general, i conversations abo

the joint force also looks to build out our enduring advantages.his includes investing in our people, the certainty of the universe. it■■ is also -- it means for uso continue to fund invasion through replicator and other efforts. meanwhile, supporting the defense industrial base and supply chains using multiyear procurement authorities reduces costs and provides a consistent demand signal to our industry partners. as we still await the f.y. 2024 appropriations, i want to reiterate that the joint force is best positioned to maintain and build on our entouring advantages when we -- enduring advantages when we receive sufficient, timely, sustained and predictable funding. and a return to predictable and routine resources will help ensure the joint force continues to meet the nation's national security needs. our current strategic advantage gives us confidence against any adversary, but our competitors and our adversaries have in the stopped advancing theires so wee to adapt, advance and innovate at speed and at scale across all domains, prioritizing c

we even partially have this advantage.is one example, i can give, it is, for example, artillery. we have much higher-quality, high-tech artillery. she has a higher one. accuracy i.e. more economy of projectiles, longer range, more efficiency, we have the advantage but we don't have the quantity, that's the problem technologists. we do not have enough of such artillery and the proportional amount of ammunition for each howitzer or self-propelled artillery installation. well, mr. oleksandr, thank you, oleksandr kovalenko, military-political observer of the group informational resistance, was with us, dear friends, stay with us, we still have an hour and a half of our marathon ahead of our participation with andriy seichuk, zlasius vokulyuk, we. sometimes we take a break, then we will continue, stay with us, we still have many interesting topics ahead of us , tired of heavy and bulky saws, then the strong saw from unpack tv is just for you, with it you can easily cut trees and bushes, its so easy to use and for carpentry work

france took advantage.— the match from the bench. france took advantage. _ took advantage. that's what happens when france click. instead of - when france click. instead of runnina when france click. instead of running away _ when france click. instead of running away with _ when france click. instead of running away with it, - when france click. instead of running away with it, they i when france click. instead of l running away with it, they kept coming up against stubborn resistance. the 80 minutes are up before france produced another breakthrough. it’s before france produced another breakthrough.— before france produced another breakthrou:h. �*, .,~ ., ., breakthrough. it's taken longer than an one breakthrough. it's taken longer than anyone expected. _ breakthrough. it's taken longer than anyone expected. for _ breakthrough. it's taken longer than anyone expected. for them, - breakthrough. it's taken longer than anyone expected. for them, victory| anyone expected. for them, victory took a sense _ anyone expected. for them, victory took a sense of— an

regarding the technological acquisition of the technological advantage of the ukrainians, let's take them and use them, i will say once again, there is such an order from the commander-in-chief, and that is why we work day and night so that these ee contracts appear and respectively the following step by step, the technique went to the frou, well, for me this is actually news, because i did not think that such progress began with the background of the decision. of general syrsky against the background of the actions of his deputies , i see that the situation is really, if we take into account your conclusions, progressing quickly enough, it is extremely positive to hear from you, i will say it again, mr. serhiy, it is necessary to approach this very comprehensively, because and the change in staff, organizational structure of units, and training, and logistics, and repair, this is all interconnected, you can't just push the complex to the front and say, everything use it, it’s very well, how about... a military battle is a complex thing, and one must be ready for all this, including

, where we we have advantages, and thus find some integral line of further actions of the weapon. forces repeat, the statements of general silsky about the change of a number of military commanders there at the level of brigades, that not all commanders clearly cope, evaluate situation, says that this dynamic is happening now, it will probably give a positive result on the front line. and last week french president macron made such a vivid statement, which was widely discussed, and that all options are on the table, even the possibility of the direct introduction of nato allied troops into ukraine should not be rejected, in order to prevent a definite defeat, the internet in particular here is such a map, i would certainly like to show our viewers that this is what, for example, the conduct of troops could look like when protected only the border with belarus , the allied troops, instead , an unmanned, no-fly zone would be established almost along the entire front line, but not including the donbass, which in... in principle, what do you think about these, could this be such speculation,

, then there will be a breakthrough, and that is, in this war, the advantage must... be technological course, for victory, in fact, this, by the way, that, that, that is actually the conclusions of the article of zaluzhnogo, again, what is here we need a technological one an advantage for victory, we were originally formed as a company by the decision of the commander- in-chief of the army, and he had already made the decision that we were setting up a battalion, yes, more than a year ago it was all clear that we had to move. mr. olesya, thank you for the conversation. oles malyarevich, deputy commander of the battalion of the achilles attack unmanned systems of the 92nd separate assault brigade, was in touch with us, meanwhile, dear friends, we were just talking about fpv drones, why they are important and needed at the front, so we fpv drones for the 81st separate airmobile brigade , less than three 2,500 hryvnias remained to be collected, so less than. hryvnias, we are already very, very close to our goal, 800 hryvnias, this is our goal, and only 200 hryvnias with a tail separates

i want to repeat once again, the main advantage of this work, the main advantage, the advantage of thisg, personnel selection, is that this is not a spinal system, not by calls is being done, but in terms of personal and business qualities, here you go, thank you, vladimir vladimirovich, we just recently summed up the results of the fifth anniversary season, here at the end. february this happened, during this time in 2017, when you ordered the creation of this competition, we actually received more than a million applications, by the way, not only from all over russia, but from 150 foreign countries, and we have more than 500 winners, 470 people received various serious appointments, some became governor, some became mayor, some headed a hospital, some major enterprises, and, probably, the most important thing that should be noted, what not only the leaders of russia asked me about, all the participants in the platform you created, russia country of opportunity, is to say thank you very much for creating such a whole system, a sustainable system, a real system social elevators in our c

they will want to use that to that advantage. i they will want to use that to that advantage-— advantageest. you _ advantage. i think it will be a tight contest. you are - advantage. i think it will be a tight contest. you are on - advantage. i think it will be a tight contest. you are on the| tight contest. you are on the fence for the katie, you, who you chipping to? pad for the katie, you, who you chipping to? . ., ., for the katie, you, who you chipping to? ., ,., to? ad loud to say chelsea. the number of games _ to? ad loud to say chelsea. the number of games i _ to? ad loud to say chelsea. the number of games i think - to? ad loud to say chelsea. the | number of games i think arsenal to? ad loud to say chelsea. the - number of games i think arsenal are hands-on _ number of games i think arsenal are hands-on i— number of games i think arsenal are hands—on. i think it will be tight toa _ hands-on. i think it will be tight too. , , ., too. they will be leading the coverage _ too. they will be leading the coverage of— too. they will be leading the coverage of bbc— too. they will be lea

principle in the labor force, it is cheaper here today than abroad, we need to look for internal advantagesthe expense of this to win. mr. maxim, thank you very much for the inclusion, for the work you do for our armed forces, you can count on our informational support. to fight with foreign suppliers and your competitors, i will remind our viewers that it was maksym plekhov, the chairman of the board of the defense sector enterprise, the lviv defense cluster, which is now, as we can see, developing into a number of technological components, in particular the appearance of an enterprise that will manufacture ceramic armor for bulletproof vests, this is actually quite top news, and the main thing is that it really becomes the basis for such a re-equipment of personal protective equipment that you use today. soldiers on the battlefield, then we will talk about a company whose products are characterized by the military themselves as follows: we are being strangled by the enemy, your radio stations are working, that is, there really are domestic tactical level radio stations that can provide re

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we can only have a technological advantage, let's give it we will provide if any bills or legislative acts interfere with us, prevent us from quickly adopting certain types of weapons , put them into service. they must be abolished, they must be changed. i don't think legislation should interfere with the military right now. legislation should help to receive as soon as possible. new and new models on the battlefield, especially since these are unified models, because our small arms are one and the same, they are placed on a saber, and on a tandem, and on other shooting complexes, we have one, the same and the same munitions are hung from the bombers, yes i insist that it is necessary to use more intelligent means, in the same fpv there are types of ukrainian weapons developers that allow. bombers, which allow the comprehensive use of this or that technique, not only as a bomber, but also as a kamikaze, can work as a scout, and such high-tech solutions that are long- lasting on the battlefield are needed, they provide a technological advantage over russia, by the way, by the way, you

to expand competitive advantage over p.p.r.c.by leveraging every available asset, the rest of the joint force, allies, and partners, and u.s. industry and academia. the united states remains the best military space power in the world,ent our current architecture is opt tim mizeed for a benign space environment. environment we now find ourselves in, it is vital that u.s. space command is delivered improved capabilities and capacity. fully tested and with trained personnel by 2027. while a conflict in space is not inevitable, it would certainly be devastating andisrupt our use of space for decades. so we must be ready if deterrence fails. simply put, the p.r.c. is movin. america must rapidly increase the timeliness, quality, and quantity of our critical national space and missile defense systems to match china's speed and maintain our advantage. with the u.s. space force, as well as the army, air force, navy,nd other combatant kpwapbdz commands and agencies, we have known -- specifically, u.s. space command's top five priority requ

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— advantage of that? without question- _ advantage of that? without question. question. this is _ advantage of that? without question. this is a - advantage of that? without question. this is a group i question. this is a group that's incredibly patient. they're opportunistic and i think, you know, if you look at the russian security services their band width is stretch, overstretched with the war in ukraine. you know, my concern is that western intelligence services that are focused — not only on ukraine but also on gaza have taken their eye off the islamic state. it's something i have been writing about and speaking about for the past couple of months saying, you know, we're kind of reaching a crisis point here where in the united states in particular we have pivoted away from counter terrorism towards this concept of great power competition with china and russia and when you talk to folks in the intelligence community, the cupboard is bare. all the that's a major concern. i bare. all the that's a ma'or concern. i don't want to be alarmist — concern. i don't

more than the enemy, we can only have a technological advantage, let's ensure it, if any draft lawsative acts interfere with us, prevent us from quickly adopting them. these or other types of weapons should be put into service, they must be canceled, they must be changed, i do not think that the legislation should now interfere with the military, the legislation should help to get new and new models on the battlefield, especially since these are unified models, because our small arms are the same and are applied to the saber, and to the tandem, and to other shooting complexes. we have the same ammunition attached to bombers, so i insist that more intelligent means should be used, in the same fpv, there are types of ukrainian weapons developers that allow bombers to return, that allow the comprehensive use of this or that technique, not only as a bomber, but like a kamikaze, can work as a scout, and that's it such high-tech solutions that... are long-lasting on the battlefield, they are needed, they provide a technological advantage over russia. by the way, by the way, you mentioned

what do they need to know then, what are the additional advantages of your communication systems?we are moving as much as possible towards the network, now we are moving towards the creation of a proper protected network, which is meant, this is, well , conditionally now going on, as they say there, a network -centric war, as, for example, a mortar calculation is now working there, he puts forward. in a position, he needs to receive some information, what is happening at the same time, i know when a flash calculation pulls from sarlink itself, it’s wrong , it’s completely, if it is, sarlink allows you to watch youtube quality there, it’s not needed exactly where it’s needed, that’s one of our current crazy ideas, we give access to the internet to mobile groups through our radio stations, that is, for that to complete a combat mission. and the target calculation should have a new computer with them, a tablet, get out into the position , see everything they need, including the weather forecast there, everything they get, work out their combat mission in two seconds, gather and go ba

-- everybody takes advantage of the united states. i have that very much stopped. but they very much take advantage of the united states. china -- until i came along, china was killing us. china was taking out 300 and -- in terms of numbers, you know, were just -- it's $507 billion a year. now under biden it's worse. it's gotten much worse. and it's -- you can't -- no country can sustain. we can't sustain that. when somebody -- when a country just rips us off like china, then what i did is tariff. they were forcing companies back to the united states. we want those companies to go to china and many other countries, not only china. the european union rips us -- almost as bad as china but they do it with a smile. nobody thinks of the european union that way. oh, they're wonder mfl they really take advantage of us. until i came along, they took advantage of us militarily, as you know. nato was a total disaster for us. we were paying almost -- so think of it. european union, paying almost all the military. we were paying close to 100% unt

jordan weal was sent off for playing with a high stick, and the men's numerical advantage was realized through the efforts of enes. and 20 seconds before the final siren of the starting period it happened. here is an episode that some experts will call the key in the match: tanner frieds ran away one on one with the visiting goalkeeper, but unfortunately, for the men’s team, the goal post saved the muscovites. the belarusians looked great in the second twenty minutes, in fact, as in the third, having transferred the opponents at 18:17, but it was not possible to convert these attacks into goals, in contrast. grow up, little things, of course, they decide a lot, where we need to add, young guys who had no experience have gained a lot of experience, i think the teams have a great future. according to the results of the season 20:23, 20.24, dynamo minsk is in sixteenth place. hockey players, of course, thank the fans first of all for the season. the atmosphere at the minsk arena is traditionally one of the best in the kgl. thank you very much for your support, great the atmosphere at the

you, you get what you get of some other advantages are high. i, i personally, this is truby, i'm horrible working with my hands. and when you own a home, you have to consistently be maintaining that home and you're either pay for it or you're doing it yourself. so you have to ask yourself those questions. are you ready to actually do a lot of this yourself or commit to the financial commitment to, to, to making these repairs enough, right? when you're renting, you don't have to worry about that. that's consumption. so now all the investment side, you know, again you get to move if you, if you're a renter's, you get to more easily relocate for that they're a better job offer, right? so, but on the consumption side, again, you're just given uh, making your own meal. we all like around cookie. so the red thing side from a consumption standpoint is sometimes a little bit preferred. uh because people are, is in love with the amenities and then they like to trade where they could make, oh, my gosh, i can pursue a career a little bit easier. so what y

, the advantage in the sky, in means of observation.as parity, and to be completely honest, they already had more maviks, and they didn't just adjust the artillery with them, they already actively made resets with them. in the end, the ukrainians began to make the first resets again. what it is? means, if you look at it from a philosophical point of view: a free mind, i.e. the mind of a free person, i.e. the mind of a person in a free democratic country can come up with something new, but a totalitarian country simply takes and apes it, scales it further, so if we want to defeat the enemy , and we want, we are simply doomed to run half-body ahead in techno now the next component is a resource: war is expensive, technological war is very expensive, but it saves first of all the most valuable resource - human, it saves human life, and here the question is not only that in war it is the most valuable resource , the question is that we are fighting for democracy. a state in which the highest value is the life of a citizen. and, of course, w

we had a technological advantage in the means of observation of the enemy, that is, we saw everythinglace on the battlefield, and of course it is coordinated. our actions, that is, it is possible , unfortunately, when we were already conducting combat operations near kupinsky, we no longer had this advantage, the advantage in the sky, in means of observation, we had parity, and to be completely honest, they already had more maviks , and they didn't just adjust the artillery with them, they already actively made resets with them, in the end, the first resets began to be made again by the ukrainians, what does this mean? if you look at it from a philosophical point of view, a free mind, that is, the mind of a free man, that is, the mind of a person in a free democratic country can come up with something new, but a totalitarian country simply takes it and apes it, further scales it up, so if we want to defeat the enemy, and we want to, we are simply doomed to run a half-corpse ahead in technological... terms. now the next component is resources. war is expensive, technological war is ver

other things , deadly bombs kap, began to use them en masse, this one on... such, they use this advantage, then, of course, it is necessary to understand that this may be followed by some kind of operation, i am not saying that tomorrow they will attack kharkiv, but the fact that they are using air bombs and planes now shows that they are, let's say, preparing for itself as a bridgehead, therefore it is necessary to understand that we must do everything to remove this advantage... of the enemy, and this is only the presence of a larger number of anti-aircraft defenses. mr. colonel, russian medusa writes that russian so-called political elites do not rule out that russia and its ruler putin will try to take over kharkiv and gradually finish the so-called svo, or he is ready to go to the victorious one, even to kyiv. however, the ministry of defense of great britain insists that the plans of the russian federation to create two new armies already this year. will face a lack of new equipment and problems with infrastructure, to what extent the problems that the british are talking about can

taking advantage of these god-given capacities and completing their value chain with today's machineryipment , in the past there was a total ban on the entry of machinery. now, fortunately, in this government , facilities have actually been created and some openings have been created. but the fact is that with this , our type of mining is not economically viable with these prices that the stone is actually having in the market. we are going to buy a new car and pay a lot of money for it. the secretary of the iran stone association says that benefiting from all the capacities of this document can bring 5 billion dollars in foreign exchange for the country. with the effort that if the economic activists themselves do it and the help that the government as a policy maker does with appropriate policies and sufficient support for this industry and the law actually passes good laws in the parliament under the shadow of these policies or these laws supportiveness and finally self-effort. if we can actually create a good market for our product, this is indeed the stone industry can earn at lea

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vonnie: should more people be taking advantage of the bid, zach?ack: it's a strong opportunity, but when you think about what we have heard from central banks this week, except for bank of japan, where the rates are going lower, there is expectation that even though spreads are tightening, yields could move lower in that's a bigger consideration for investment grade companies with high yield companies considering that as well. vonnie: colleen, talk to us about where in investment grade is attractive to you right now, given the amount of appetite for the issuance? colleen: as you mentioned, there has been an incredible amount of issuance this year, 50% of the expectation for the year as a whole. so, we continue to view the market as relatively attractive and that we are set up for some attractive technicals. in terms of sectors we have been interested in, there has been good performance out of the e&p sector. we are focused on the pharma sector and a little bit in defense as well. vonnie: zach, are spreads wide enough for you to be interested in tho

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that is something frequently they are not told when they are sold on medicare advantage. do you hear from younger people that they are not interested and why should it concern me? how would you respond? i think we find that from experience that i have learned is run into a lot of people who feel that way. but i think they appreciate the program once they get into it. a lot of people find especially with the medicare program that it provides better coverage than they had when they had employer-sponsored health insurance. host: george joining us from idaho. independent line. go ahead. caller: a couple of quick questions and i will take my answer off air. why do we keep the elderly under the poverty rate on social security and two, why isn't there a means test for people who make $1 million a year? they obviously do not need social security or medicare. that is my question. host:guest: good question and le answer the first one. there is something called the special minimum benefit that has not been updated and we think we need to so it captures more people to make sure that

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this is a big advantage to other vaccines, which depend on a functioning cold chain.t every year because of inadequate refrigeration, especially when being sent to developing countries. part of the issue is transporting the vaccine from the distribution depot, where it is kept in cold chain conditions, to the site where it's going to be administered. it could be hundreds of miles. and then when they get to the facilities where they're going to deploy the vaccine, more often than not, there's not any refrigeration. another big advantage of the technique being used here is that it could be synthesised to target more than one disease in one shot. so when we put it then into the cryoelectron microscope, the electron beam can go through it and we will see our vaccine particles. the microscope can zoom in to 0.1 nanometre detail, that's one ten—millionth of a millimetre. these raw images may not look like much to you or me, but they are a vital part of the process. and if they do succeed, the possibilities in other areas could be huge too, such as cancer vaccines that train