albert: because we ought to.here is no reason why the poorest countries in the world will not have access to the same medicines that kids in america or france have. david: one of the reasons that pfizer has been as successful is investment in science. what about for the u.s. government or other governments, are we investing enough in r&d? albert: it would help and there is a lot of work happening in the u.s.. this is why that the u.s. has attracted most of the private sector. if you see what is going on, european companies are doing most of their research in the u.s. because this is where things are happening. it is ground zero of the u.s. industry. david: you know health care so terribly well. what is the biggest challenge, having the drugs and pharmaceuticals to administer or the infrastructure? you mentioned that you could not get some of the covid vaccines to countries that needed it. albert: in africa it is not the availability. you need to have them and you need to have them in prices that you can pay. once

i have wow, look what albert posted. is it on the roof where we smoked?e first time in my life i hear such nonsense well i propose a compromise. you tell everything as it was, we let you go we are interested, only the kid for the rest we do not care it's your problem. well, i can help you, the lawyer ran into something and dug up something on your office, what was there. accountant, bitch, everything on record told the whole scheme of counterfeit full set. safe next what? there was nothing in our case. where is the boy, where did we let him go. we do not know where he took the safe. he gave better money. look, maybe we should do a better search of these guards. you said it yourself, the main thing is to find the boy. hello my jester suddenly i'm with such a person i met, imagine, he is a neurosurgeon with golden hands. hi good thanks. an inimitable blend of author's roasting pleasure to feel the multi-faceted television, ukraine has become a field laboratory for testing western weapons, as studying the ukrainian conflict, the american arms lobby is prepar

albert schmidt. (applause.)of philadelphia, albert schmidt has spent his career on the unsung yet necessary task of making democracy work for the people. in the 2020 election, despite intense political pressure, he did what he had always done: ensured the integrity of the election, and faithfully oversaw the nonpartisan counting of the ballots. we the people honor albert schmidt for his clarity of purpose to protect every americana™s sacred right to vote and to have that vote counted. (applause.) charles and gladys sicknick, accepting on behalf of brian d. sicknick. (applause.) a new jersey air national guardsman who served two tours overseas, brian sicknick was a u.s. capitol police officer devoted to serving our nation. for over a decade, he guarded the capitol, including on january 6th, 2021. he lost his life protecting our elected representatives, upholding the will of the american people, and defending our constitution. his heroism, courage, and character set an example for generations of americans to come

they did not go into the details of the family life of the spouses and albert gariyev received his partents. irina admits she had no choice. how to sue he got all the necessary benefits provided by the insurance company and the ministry of defense, and the russian federation local budget funds. in general, in principle, they are considerable, but here the question is not about money, my trustee insists that, nevertheless, it is precisely social injustice that takes place in the fact that in the future and now he will have the same benefits as herself mom to explain to her ex-wife in court albert garif. the conversation about journalists did not start either. well, we want to know from you. that is, we money her not needed, says irina baroque. she does not need anything to win in this process has become a matter of principle, and now she is trying to find herself trying to protect her son from a negligent father before going to court. we decided we don't need money. if we win in this court , this money, we will definitely send it to fruto. guys, this is not even discussed, by the way, th

today, albert sorbolaev heads the commonwealth of orphanage graduates and helps orphans.etimes to find oneself, and sometimes a haven, most of the problems that are treated in one way or another rest on the lack of registration. he has himself once it was also after the eleventh already in the university. i realized that i do not have a permanent registration stamp in my passport. i had time to register, but i was often stopped by the police and asked why there is no permanent registration, of course, for a person who left a state institution, of course, you know this kind, well, a complex. well, how did they not give this apartment, so the formal bum to raise the issue at the federal level was not just saying albert sorvalaev had to prove the need for these changes since then since it was seen in many departments. the initiative was approved by the migration department of the ministry of internal affairs of russia there is a specific mechanism for registration is carried out within no more than six working days on the basis of a minimum package of documents such as an ap

important for the planet for football, the hearse with the body of the grand master drove from the albert einstein hospital in sao paulo to his native stadium in the coastal city of santos in the center of the megapolis and is located, as it is called here, the temple of football arena villa bilmiru, where pele spent most of his career, the coffin was installed on the field under a large canopy in the stands inscription. long live the king of 82. and at the entrance at this time, thousands of loyal fans. this is the last chance to tell the one who united the world all his life around his virtuoso playing. thank you drank , a symbol of my connection with the family, it reflects on the web the stories that we are so fond of in the family , conversations in football bring me closer to my father, among those who came to say goodbye to fifa president gian infantino. he called for at least one stadium in every country to be named after pele , who is still the only three-time world champion. previously, we spoke with international federations about holding a minute of silence in his honor before

albert sorvalev.o prove the necessity of these changes since it was seen in many departments. the initiative was approved by the department of migration. the ministry of internal affairs of russia already has a specific mechanism. registration is carried out within no more than six working days based on the minimum package of documents such as application forms and documents. identity-providing territorial bodies of the ministry of internal affairs of russia are focused on the silent implementation of these provisions of the rules in the regions of russia, the first applications are already being received. perhaps mikhail sidorov will also submit it; now it is registered with a friend. so, maybe, relying on a housing certificate, mikhail is going to add money and buy a spacious apartment in astrachi, no. karina kharitonova zodis imposed by andrey konakov. and vadim quarters the entire duty unit. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. he tried to take away not only sweets from childr

well , that's the very birth in the orphanage today albert is headed by a friendship.ses and helps an orphan sometimes find himself there, and sometimes a haven, most of the problems that are treated one way or another rest on the lack of registration. he himself once had also after the eleventh already to the university. i realized that i don’t have a stamp in my passport , and i had time to register all the time, but the policeman often asked me why there was no permanent registration, of course, i, as a person who went out with the state of the institution, of course, you know such a certain, but complex. well, well, just like that, they didn’t give an apartment, so it was n’t easy for a formal homeless person to raise the issue at the federal level, says albert broke off and had to do this . everything is carried out within no more than six working days on the basis of a minimum package of documents such as an application, established forms and identification documents the territorial bodies of the ministry of internal affairs of russia are focused on the strict im

thanks to yekaterinburg, our correspondent albert was in direct contact with us. areas of the magadan region, the thermometers fell below 50 °, even in this northern region such temperatures are not the norm. lyudmila shcherbakova at the bus stop does not turn off the engine try to move along the routes of the region in groups before each trip carefully preparing cars. there are no minor details here, he says, an experienced driver andrey waited a while in the cab, warm clothes and felt boots with him, always an additional supply of fuel is a must. here, well, something like that plus sheathing happens. well, there in this one it’s already an amateur, who shoots from her, you can generally shoot there. i 'll pick myself up, i took off the skin with a thermophone, i clung. well, you also go in the cold, in principle, even now, when everything is fine, normal. you see slippers, because, as it were, how many feet are hot on the street overboard 57, and you ride in slippers, roughly speaking, electronics blouse in the magadan region, an anticyclone came from yakutia,

albert, author of record of american uniform and historical buttons. bison tennille era reference which still holds its own today after albert's death in 1983, the collection was partially dispersed with a large chunk of it hitting the marketplace for a split second. in the late 1980s, when the collection of thomas owens was sold to a prominent numismatist. calver kept many of his buttons with the cards, recording their provenance. in some cases, the two were married with red sealing wax. today, few survive with their original cards. it seems either albert or bach added new shanks to many of calvert's buttons or crimp them into metal bezel so they could be mounted to bigger replacement cards inscribed with more information. it's interesting to note that two of the buttons on screen, the 43rd in the first american, a.k.a. the queen's rangers. excuse me. yeah, they are the queen's rangers were found at the same on the same day. yet they're on cards inscribed by two different hands. perhaps one is carvers and one is barks further. investigation is certain

schmidt. [ applause ] a former federal civil servant and the city commissioner of if i would, albert schmidt has spent his career on the unsung, yet necessary task of making democracy work for the people. in the 2020 election, despite intense political pressure, he did what he had always done, ensured the integrity of the election and faithfully overawe the nonpartisan counting of the ballots. we the people honor albert schmidt for protecting every american's sacred right to vote and to have that vote counted. [ applause ] >> charles and gladys sicknick, accepting on behalf of brian d. sicknick. [ applause ] a new jersey air national guardsman who served two tours overseas, brian sicknick was a u.s. capitol police officer devoted to serving our nation. for over a decade, he guarded the capitol, including on january 6, 2021. he lost his life protecting our elected representatives, upholding the will of the american people, and defending our constitution. his heroism, courage, and character set an example for generations of americans to come, and will never be forgotten. for his servic

so, so of, again, he said extremely in par, important for the life of albert. just as important was the film muriel's wedding, also from 1994 and also from australia. the country with the most loyal abba fans next to germany, here to the band itself never appears dancing to a sound track of the still an cool music of alba, a pair of social outcasts turned out to be the true when ah ah, criticized for became reasons to love them, but none of that would have been possible without their pop perfection. abba did nothing by haps, they worked with only the very best musicians and from the start wanted the fullest sound for guitars instead of 2 to drum kits instead of one more of a small orchestra than just a band. songs like waterloo and dancing clean wouldn't have been possible without the wall of sound technique. abba didn't invent it, but they did make it their own. you listen to those production ideas and color i as everything so clear, even though i know that there are 2 or 3 different keyboards. and there is a miranda and there's a big piano underneath. and the

at backstage was jo strohmer from backlash, who was a big albert, myra and bruce springsteen was also a big fan of alba. lots of people understood very like, but this is like mos diesel, poke music. do you have people like elvis costello and other pop writers going like we've always respected apple we couldn't say so when they were 20 when they were 22 like elvis costello was, he couldn't come out in the press and go like yeah, i've been listening to you know, super trooper like all day, you know, that wouldn't really work. but, but they were, i that's no longer a problem. even dave grow has described his band to fighters as a cross between a punk rock band and they love. but actually abs, coolness, transformation didn't start until 10 years after they broke up. and it was the gay club scene that celebrated their campy nist and helped usher in a revival of others music in the 1994 australian film, the adventures of priscilla, queen of the desert, ava's joyful kitchen is raised to a new level. it becomes a key to personal freedom. ah ah ah, with where most loyal fan base is the gazing

albert levitt said he wrote 35 different drafts. alice paul wrote a couple hundred different drafts. let's see, who else was involved? dean acheson who would go on to be an influential foreign policy adviser for presidents, he wrote a couple drops and give some advice. so some lawyers within the nwa p helped. out so just a very collaborative effort and it is really great to go through the sources and see all the different ideas at play. but things started to break down. in the fall of 1921 the collaborative effort kind of fell apart. well i definitely fell apart. so the main reason that it fell apart is because some of the people involved wanted the clarifying amendment to include a provision that would secure what they believed to be women's natural right to special protection. and at this point, alice paul wasn't against this idea, but she wasn't for. it should kind of on the fence about it all. and when she wouldn't commit to it, and i'm just summarizing a very complicated history which i go into a more detail my book, but when s

albert smit, a former republican city commissioner in philadelphia, who spent a decade overseeing nonpartisan counting of votes, like so many other local election workers, in 2020, he was harassed and threatened, as he did his job faithfully. he did not bend. he did not bow. he did not yield to the plim threats and pressure. -- political threats and pressure. he was so trusted by both political parties, that the new democratic governor of pennsylvania, josh shapiro, appointed him as pennsylvania's secretary of state, a republican who ensured the integrity of the elections. that's a high compliment. [ applause ] >> his character and his commitment speak volumes of "we the people." that's what we are also seeing in benson. twice elected -- jocelyn benson, twice elected in michigan to protect the sacred right to vote and have that vote counted fairly. that's what she did in 202. when she oversaw a record number of michiganders turn out to vote in that election. finding an armed mob, an armed mob outside of her home on christmas eve, which she and her son were decorating their christmas tree insi

he wrote up some drafts albert. levitt said the he wrote 75 different drafts alice paul wrote a couple hundred different drafts. let's see who else was involved dean atchison who would go on to be an influential for policy advisor for presidents he wrote a couple of drafts and gave some advice some lawyers within the nwp helped out people outside the nwp, so it's just a very collaborative effort. it was really great to go through the sources and see all the different ideas at play but things start to break down and the fall of 1921. they the collaborative effort kind of fell apart and think about it definitely fell apart. so the main reason that it fell apart is because some of the people involved wanted the clarifying amendment to include a provision that would secure what they believed to be women's natural right to special protection and at this point alice paul wasn't against that idea, but she wasn't for she was kind of like on the fence about it all and when she wouldn't commit to it. i just i am like summariz

so said albert einstein and did believe that his entire scientific career was the analysis of his dreamsnstein had the most iconic dream in his youth biographers. it is said that scientists allegedly rode a sleigh down a steep snowy slope and picked up speed. everything, suddenly turned into a solid spot of the scientist, this inspired him and he began to try to find an answer to the question of what happens when the speed of light is reached, soon albert einstein became the author of the theory of relativity. and an american or shou saw a sewing machine in a dream. more precisely, he understood how to improve an existing design and was the first us to receive a patent for a sewing machine with a shuttle mechanism, the relatives of the inventor later told reporters that howe could not figure out how to ergonomically place the thread in the game. he kept thinking about an ordinary needle, and then he had a dream with an eye at the bottom of the needle when he woke up. he immediately began to work out the theory in practice with me, ekaterina berdskaya, today they tried to look into the ma

albert musin nikolai starostin dmitry komov and lengaleeva.ceipts of the film cheburashka in russia exceeded 5 billion rubles. these are the data of the unified federal automated inform system. the tape was released to russian cinemas on january 1 and became the highest-grossing film in the history of rental. in just 10 days, the film surpassed klimashipenko's hull comedy, and then the most successful film in our box office for all time in the first part. further in the second part of our issue, see the program made in russia will tell about the development of energy, but right now a special report from the solidarity of the film crew alexander sladkov was the first of the representatives of the russian media to visit the discussed city. the assault groups appeared in solidarity so suddenly that during the first hours in many places of the city they mistook the russians for their high-profile battles took place in neighboring artemovsk, and the local garrison was significantly reinforced just before the assault and there was relative silence i

perm happiness is not far off, it is right before the eyes of albert musin maksadtsy dmitry komov andeva ural bureau of children. this woman is our entire arboretum. can close like this i'm changing your eared puppy for your quiet life. i greet you, dear viewers of the channel russia 24 on our author's besogon tv program, today's our program can be titled either who is the first to run from the ship, or a little more fun frightened the hedgehog with bare buttocks. and what's the matter? the fact is that the well-known gallery owner, a political strategist, who took an active part in the election campaign of yanukovych, and mr. marat gelman, decided to leave our country and wrote the following letter, which is called why i'm leaving russia, i read this letter to you, then we'll talk a little - a little more detail. so why am i leaving russia in a strange way, in my worldview, by the age of fifty, a difficult collision had formed, it concerns such concepts as sacrifice, the feat of service and the suicide mission. shahid is the feat of a guy from vladik who went to kill guys from kiev f

richard albert frederick government at the university of texas. he's at work focuses on the role of referendums worldwide. he's also the author of a recent edited volume entitled, the limits and the legitimacy of referendums. welcome professor frederick, tell us about your research and what you have found in your work. regarding referendums, a rate and research about constitutional change. so how constitutions all around the world change a change by amendment, a change by revision, the change by interpretation. they change by revolution. a change by replacement. i write about that from a comparative perspective. from a doctrinal perspective, historical and also theoretical. so the books that i've written, the books, i've edited the articles that i've written all deal with these kind of subjects with specific regard to referendums, i found some fascinating results in my research about referendums all around the world. let me give you 3 of the results that i found that to me are quite interesting. one, when you put a referendum question to the peopl

and the albert einstein thing was, first of all, he was so gentle and kind.nt there with these documentary film—makers who wanted him to speak out against the atom bomb. and he did — in the film. but before we were filming, they were filming, it was all on 16mm film at the time, there was the producer and the director, and while the lights were being set up the director was talking to him. and he looked at the director and he said, "i have a question for you. can you please explain to me about how many feet per second per second the film goes through the camera?" and the director explained all of this. i couldn't explain it to you. and einstein listened there like a little boy. and after all of this had clarified he said, "thank you very much. i understand now." and given your access to these remarkable people and photographs that live long in the memory and continue to be looked at today, do you, going back to this point about photography in your era being, by and large, a man's world, a man's profession, do you feel that you never quite got the recognition

. >> coming up, pfizer's ceo albert bourla from the conference. >> meg, so glad to have you here watchonds today. got the two-year right around 423. june fed funds below 5 was just above 5 prior to the jobs report friday a little fedspeak but the main event will be cpi on thursday. back in a moment ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> watch apple today. about a two-week high, going back to the 23rd of december constructive china headlines headlines regarding the number of iphones being made in india, surpassing last year's levels. by the way, it is the 16th birthday of the iphone unveiled by jobs today in 2007. back in a moment as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile

is not left on the table; it will be finished only by the beginning of the solemn divine service albertsel nikolai starostin gennady logunov or galeeva vesti, sverdlovsk region. in in moscow and the region, the temperature dropped to -20 degrees, weather forecasters promise that in the coming days they will be the coldest. from the beginning of the century, the capital until the evening, saturday , an orange level of danger was declared, and in the moscow region and nine other regions of central russia, a storm warning is in effect on the tenth day. the temperature will be 9-17° below the climatic norm. public utilities in moscow prepared for frost to increase the temperature in the batteries in the area of ​​​​the emergency brigade switched to a round-the-clock operation of the prepared equipment in order to if something happens, provide people with heat from autonomous sources. 21 years ago, a nato military operation began in afghanistan . it was a response to the september 11 , 2001 terrorist attack. terrorism was not fought. but a huge amount of heroin poured into europe, asia and r

he will help get rid of albert musen. historical event for makhnev, the opening of a new bridge and aection between the two halves separated by the river to the villages . residents of the left bank have already called this bridge the road of life, since all emergency services, medical and social facilities are located on the opposite right bank of the other path. how to get to them here, just not for the first time without problems, children are brought to a music school there on a charlin. she has two more kindergarten, the time when they were cut off from the mainland. now i remember dragging, it happened for a month and a week, and two in various ways, that is, everything depending on how much the river rose with us, it was like a month. we were closed. a lot of such stories had accumulated among doctors before the flood. they drove a spare car to the other side in advance, and for hospitalization they carried patients on themselves along the old pedestrian bridge, we took it in that car, yes, a bridge and a stretcher and with suitcases and a patient and we and wind in the rain an

today is not typical even for the far north minus 50 and the sverdlovsk region, albert's report musinagadan ludmila shcherbakova. for the region, the arctic cold has become a test of strength in order to survive in thirty, and in some places even 35-degree frost. urals. it seems that they got all the warm things that they could find? i am a young person, i like to dress in fashionable things, but today i had to wear a sheepskin coat by the misfortune of the municipality. there were utility emergencies in the village of mint cold weather. the local boiler house could not stand the heat, deprived hundreds of families of fear in the ministry of emergency situations and a surge in domestic fires, the main reason may be improper use of personal equipment gas equipment almost stopped public transport in yekaterinburg , especially old trams. they risked freezing at all not to get on the line, judging by the fact that they are not made in the czechoslovakian. i generally doubt that they are cold, well designed. because it is quite difficult to start it in traumatology these days, the influx of

which is divided into two parts by the tagil river; completely cut off from the mainland word to albertevent for the makhnev, the opening of a new bridge and a reliable connection between the two halves separated by the river to villages 1 2, 3, the old low-water bridge had long since fallen into disrepair, its leash was constantly drowned by more than a thousand people turned into hostages in high water. residents of the left bank have already called this bridge the road of life, since all emergency services, medical and social facilities are located on the opposite right bank of the other path. how to get to them here, just not for the first time without problems, children are brought to a music school there on a charlin. two more in her garden, the time when they were cut off from the mainland. now i remember the dragging, it happened for a month and a week, and two different things, that is, everything, depending on how much the river rose with us, it was like a month. we were closed, a lot of such stories have accumulated among doctors before the leash. they drove a spare car to th

that's what the same c, e o albert borla called those question visors product. regardless of how many drinks this pfizer research director, may or may not have had before spilling the beans to project veritas. it's clearly time to stop giving the benefit of the doubt to the health industrial complex, and the governments in collusion with m. o. c has requested a comment from pfizer regarding the authenticity of the employees statement and is waiting on a response. well meanwhile, the us centers for disease control and prevention that it continues to recommend people say up to date with cove 19 vaccines from a member of the european parliament and also gold free bloom, sales people who work the big pharma often lack of moral compass, big pharma is a so so mafia, the results have mafia with all this unlimited power that they have through money on control of editorial media. we've also got to look at the sort of people who works with big pharma. and this is quite interesting and i met this quite early in life in another life when i was investment management, working

that's what the same c, e o albert borla called those question visors product. regardless of how many drinks this pfizer research director, may or may not have had before spilling the beans to project veritas, it's clearly time to stop giving the benefit of the doubt to the health industrial complex. and the governments in collusion with m. r t has requested a comment from pfizer regarding their employee statement, and is still waiting for a response. meanwhile, the west centers for disease control and prevention say that it continues to recommend people stay up to date with cobit 19 vaccines. according to former m. e p and author godfrey bloom. this is not the 1st time visor has been involved in questionable practices. big pharma is a sort of mafia, the results of mafia with all this unlimited power that they have through money on control of editorial media. we've also got to look at the sort of people who were big pharma and this is quite interesting. i met this quite early in life in another life when i was the investment management working for a company call

yes minus 20 albert musin max sopergildeev gennady logunov and lena galiyeva ural bureau of news, magadanticyclone came from yakutia, it brought cold air masses and a sharp drop in temperature throughout the region last week , residents talked about abnormal warming. it got 20-30 degrees colder on this one. the coast of the sea of ​​okhotsk seems to be, the colder it is now, if in magadan frosts are over 20, then already 100 km from the city - 0 and in the continental regions of the region -50 magadan truckers do not turn off the engine now they try to move along the highways of the region in groups before each trip they carefully prepare cars in the cab warm clothes and felt boots with them always an additional supply of fuel double glazing is a must here. well, as a plus, sheathing, it happens, well, there it’s already taken off for an amateur. they can be removed. firstly, i also removed the lining from my place with timofol, insulated the tent in the village 80 km from magadan, now two oil-fired boilers and electric fuel consumption on cold days are working. significantly increases dr

this is what albert einstein said, he always believed that his entire scientific career was the analysisms. einstein's most familiar dream was in his youth biographers. they say that scientists allegedly rode a sleigh down a steep slope and picked up speed. everything, suddenly turned into a solid spot of a scientist - it inspired. and he began to try to find the answer to the question, what happens when the speed of light is reached, soon albert einstein became the author of the theory of relativity. and the american alice howe saw a sewing machine in a dream. more precisely, he understood how to improve an existing design and the first us to receive a patent for a sewing machine with a shuttle mechanism, relatives of the inventor later told reporters, that howe could not figure out how to ergonomically place the thread in the needle, he kept thinking about an ordinary needle, and then he had a dream with an eye at the bottom of the needle when he woke up. he immediately began to work out the theory in practice. ekaterina beretskaya is with me, today they tried to look into the magical

albert musin will tell you more.nt for makhnev, the opening of a new bridge and a reliable link between the two halves separated by the river, to the villages, the old low-water bridge had long since fallen into disrepair, more than a thousand people were constantly drowning it, turning it into hostages in the big water. residents of the left bank have already called this bridge the road of life, since all emergency services, medical and social facilities are located on the opposite right bank of the other path. how to get to them here, simply not for the first time without problems, anna charlina brings children to a music school. she has two more kindergarten, the time when they were cut off from the mainland. now i remember dragging, it happened for a month and weeks and two in every way, that is, it all depended on how much he perceived the speech, the river was the same as a month. we were closed. a lot of such stories have accumulated among doctors before the floods. they drove a spare car to the other side in

albert musin nikolai starostin dmitry komov and lengaleeva news.t of our channel will continue the program of the parliamentary hour. hello, on the air, the parliamentary hour program will sum up the results of the week. what the deputies will do and what important statements have already been made on the okhotny ryad ukraine was chosen by washington and nato as a springboard for the fight against our country, the leaders of the factions said and the responsibility to biographies the fate of the country of us will be determined by victorious success. you understand that this will be a victory not only over neo-nazism, so now it is extremely necessary to develop, including parliamentary diplomacy with a number of the same duties for those who do not oppose russia this year's priorities. alexander loktionov. the spring session in the state duma will traditionally be a long review of the laws of the week. will vapes be banned from dangerous steam, what experts say, that is, the development of the brain in a teenager or a child can be inhibited accordi

that's what the same c, e o albert borla called those who question visors product. regardless of how many drinks this pfizer research director, may or may not have had before spilling the beans to project veritas. it's clearly time to stop giving the benefit of the doubt to the health industrial complex and the governments in collusion with them. archie contributor rachel mars than thank you. aah! to iraq now where hundreds have taken to the streets of baghdad in protest against the devaluation of the nations currency, which has had locals hard demonstrators. mainly young people gathered near the central bank, carrying flags and banners in a bid to pressure the government to act. the iraqi dinar has hit a new low to the us dollar was the almost 7 percent of its value since mid november . protests are, say, life in the country has become a nightmare because of the economic crisis. as they accused, the central bank of serving american interests. the whole bank in my cousin. we are here to send a message to this lien in week bank that doesn't protect its national curre

if you only learn yourself from the albert museum nikolai old shades of nadelkunov or on gaev vesti,the weather again, here we are on the verge of abnormal cold weather, let me remind you that in the komi republic the temperature will drop to -40 in the center of the country on christmas night, to -25 - 30 in our studio already tatyana antonova well, tanya frosts. we are almost ready to ask about the pressure, what will be with him, maria is weather dependent to prepare, because the pressure will make a jump and exceed the norm by 15 units. well, what does this mean that we are not expecting heavy snowfalls. but frosts, already tomorrow the strongest in the east in kirov minus 27 and this is not the limit in the center colder north in yaroslavl tomorrow -24 to the south in ryazan in tula -16 - 18 s will also go to the northwest. well, that's all and started us on the kola peninsula. there's a cyclone therefore the cold is symbolic. as you can see , around minus five, in the meantime, a cold snap is descending to the south in the crimea in the sochi region due to rain and wind storm w

petersburg football exchanged striker yuri albert for two brazilian carinthian players albert signedfledged contract with carinthians, for whom he redeemed on loan from june 29, defender robertarian and midfielder duqueras were added to zenit, a contract with brazilian football players, designed for 5 seasons, the agreement will begin to operate already in winter with queiros. trace of it in the same year, zenit was also entitled to the benefits of a new buyout of sixteen-year-old brazilian midfielder petrov fifa president janine fantina questioned by the swiss prosecutor's office in a case of possible abuse of power in addition to abuse of power of the infantine, it is accused of violating official secrecy and unhindering the criminal court from producing the infantine. looks forward to the completion of the proceedings before the election of the president of fifa which is the product of the sixteenth of march. at the next congress of the organization in hand, he is the only candidate. the swiss prosecutor's office began proceedings against infantin, as well as the former swiss fede