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i've been past islands where agatha christie wrote novels.n you get out on the water, its not. it's really quiet, it has absolutely magical moments. and the rock formations, the wildlife, the scenery, you know, you look out there today, it's absolutely magical. and now, there'sjust one more round trip to go. big things like this are never easy, and that's why you go out and do them. the last lap, the isle of wight. danjohnson, bbc news, cornwall. best of luck to him. time for a look at the weather. it isa it is a dry rot, many of us have not seen appreciable rain since the 20th of may, so it has been dry for a long time. we have seen another fine day today for many, although temperatures have been a little lower in the warm spots and across the east coast where it has been cool the east coast where it has been cool, we have had more of the same. generally, more in the way of cloud which has cooled the air down leading to those slightly lower temperatures today. a change on the way, this is a store moscow near madeira bringing heavy rain and s

disassemble into ribosomes a solid agatha christie oddly enough, this is the first time.la? take your jacket. you know, when i saw you, i thought that i could miss something very important in life. in fact , i've already missed a lot. generally a loser. shy, i would probably be able to love him, of course, this is also far from absolute. it's so rainy outside. he's comfortable. a little old-fashioned, but nothing. today is an unusual day. everything is upside down. in the beginning, they ran to get married. i think this topic will suit you. on the material just like on a fortress. an indifferent syllable , the conscience rummaged through the primary sources on what to touch this young man, he is already in the galleys. remarkable words catherine well why in the study of the poet's work there are so many facts of his personal life, and not significant facts. for example, this one, and his happy falling in love with this one is like a burdock, what does it give? well, irina konstantinovna how can one separate, because creativity reflects the personality , the person himself

i believe agatha christie still beats it out. but when you look at those lists of publications, of books and it is small, i want people to see here how small it is. right. so a publication, ones that have been published and republish it, the communist manifesto it on those lists of vladimir lenin became a deep student of karl marx and marxism. so he's the one that puts a lot of marx into practice, and he's the first one to do so. and he spent a couple of years immersed in marx's writings. so you asked earlier about how well-known was was the communist manifesto at the time? lenin is actually one of the people responsible for having karl marx's writings known to the wider world. and so he not only reads and immerses himself in the communist manifesto, but he does so in his in all of the marx writings that he can find. so he is the the original on this. and vladimir lenin is russian. and and he agrees with marx that maybe the the communist revolution will happen. inevitably, all of this first in a highly industri realized country l

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