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in addition to satellite imagery, we also use aland machine learning.whole pool of data that we have from existing growers. we have more than 40,000 hectares under our platform, and we use a combination of our existing pool of data as well as a new pool of data. it uses machine learning processes to analyse the crops and identify areas that might require attention. we can better understand what's happening for sure. we have a lot of... ..a big database about all the climate data since i've been working here, since 20 years. we have all this data, we have all the data about the yields, about the concentration in sugar of all the grapes. artificial intelligence here will help us to predict and to forecast what will happen for the next vintage. but why does this matter? and what sort of impact can changing weather have on the quality of the end product? right. shall we... shall we give it a taste? of course! so, this 2011, this is slightly different from the 2015 and 2016 in terms of the conditions. i chose 11 because, for me, at the moment, it's the vinta

well comes up with keep 1st, aland bellis. just put the new music a loop pull in the solution. so you, bush will, cranes can also to push them on the school in milton william with shipping the specialist and finish houston from washington just including carson with his total issue. so just household knew that a way to get an estimate on the weights. and so we're not sure what else a storage charge the venue ah, in the united states has always had a variety of tools to use and tax on other countries. economic sanctions are, are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country to we have a responsibility for the whole world and we need to make rules for the rest. because without out there will be care with joe and it's western bankers got some truly bad news. last week in this, the international says, ukraine's fighting tactics in danger, civilians, zalinski and his gang are not the innocent victims. media client w

>> how does this all figure into charges again from one conservative side of political correctness aland that people deserve to say things because people will shut it down onsocial media ? >> i think that's true. i think it's a reflection more than anything of the polarization of our politics and people are finding it hard to converse. they're finding it hard to find a common ground to have any kind of a discussion. and as a result they'reafraid .w, if you look at what's been happening in the schools, the kinds of attacks that have been made on teachers, administrators and you certainly can't blame people for being afraid to speak up and that is an exit in direct to freedom of speech in this country. >> they are getting hit from both the left and the right. >> it's the only spot we can be in in a democracy. in the famous dissent that oliver wendell holmes wrotein 1919 , he said look, in a democracy thereare no arbiters of the truth . nobody has the final say on what's true and what's not true and while that's the case in other words while we were democracy all we can do is argue about it

now i know you haven't been a virgin since you and harry broke up here she planned to reach p over aland touch her daughters need o give a push. i know you understand, don't you. i am not proud, no i'm not. i got to make my peace with god. i would generally get home before big ralph got home from the silver dollar. so the daughter is taking on her father like a nightclub singer, humble nightclub singer and she's taken the sound and has gone international with it and has been successful but the mother always had this a secret that she needed to share because the daughter had been in a very uotumultuous relationship feelig like she hadn't been loved like the other children and she didn't share the same paternity so williams was trying to give us a third kind of agony of a black striving family and the achievement of the children but at what cost and at the same time you get the very rich detail of the social conditions black people had to endure as they are making this trip so this would have been one of our earliest treatments we often talk about the novel the third-generation but one of

liberal philosopher, the main adviser, by the way, i recall that he was an adviser to both sarkozy and aland macron's fifth he also takes an important part, he is called the shadow foreign minister, he comes and meets. not just with zelensky or zelensky's adviser there, but dreams. he is a nazi mask, torn off liberalism is equal to nazism, liberalism and nazism today are one and the same, this is not just a confrontation between multipolarity and neo-nocist regime, oh who has gone mad, which is in an absolute phase of insanity. this confrontation is our multipolarity. this is an ideological confrontation and a liberal nazi world order between a liberal, a and the nazis, there is no more difference, the masks have been torn off. her words will sound completely different now, everything that she said everything that she described, when you know, here we have a church that is martyred. now, if there were no christian martyrs, there would be no our church. there is even a martyr and ideas of a martyr of our our empire our people is not non-religious. but this is some kind of religious, including

jamie shotton, an expert in aland in tournaments vehicles. chief scientist at a company called wave and he is here to tell us about autonomous driving vehicles and, last but not least we have linda showing from the united states who is the chief engineer for the f1 50 lightning and has managed somehow to electrify one of the american most iconic and brilliant cars. pleasejoin me in welcoming them today. linda, let's start with you. people outside the united states probably will not know of what an icon the f150 is. yes, it is. the f series is an iconic brand and it is responsible for $42 billion brand and it is responsible for $112 billion of revenue so that is 17 million units on the road pretty much at any given time since 2020. and it is a gas guzzler, a kilometre is a leader per out of it and your role in electrifying this vehicle has major woman of the year according to usa today and put you on the cover of time magazine. —— eight coulomb —— 80 kilometres an hour. for myself i was not expecting any fuss. i was not expecting any of that b

intervention, then supporting the coup d'état in kiev and organizing a visit to france to meet with president aland lobbying for assistance to the nazi regime in ukraine on types of protection of western democracy at the cost of russia is sick of russophobia. the way in which you do not reduce the very idea of ​​human rights, personal freedoms , individual characteristics through large blocks of communities through faith into something sacred and so on. all this has a distinct smell of nihilism. off, not ilisans. i consider myself a nihilist only in the sense that i deny the universality of contemporary western values. i don't consider them universal. i believe that they are western, they are the values ​​of modernity and the west is still strong enough to defend them, but i strongly dispute that this is the only way to present democracy as rule by a minority against the majority, the only way to interpret freedom as personal freedom to interpret human rights by projecting a western modernist individualistic version of humanity into other cultures. it is obvious. i don't advocate racism. i blame it