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the and the conservatives, in rural and urban areas alike.— urban areas alike. process comes — urban areas alike. the democratic process comes with _ urban areas alike. the democratic process comes with certain - urban areas alike. the democratic| process comes with certain rituals. colour, stamina and sleep deprivation. and winners clutching babies. there are yet more results to come tomorrow. chris mason, bbc news. here's a quick reminder of where each party stands so far. so, what can we take away from all the results that have come in? here's nick eardley. let's start with the projected national share. this is what the bbc team thinks would have happened if the whole country had voted yesterday and voted in the same way. this is bad for the conservatives, their joint lowest. it's good for labour, a similar lead to last year. but it's not tony blair 1997. let's drill a bit in to the specific numbers from last night. the conservative had lost half of theirs. labour are labourare up140. this is the change from 2001. but labour say they are particularly heartene

alik or maryam salam alik or the heir of amir al-mu'minin salam alik or the heir of fatima al-zahraon this side now it is very good the documents we bring are from mujahid magazine we are not like them from the book of our memoirs, bring it from our side, from their side, mujahid magazine, number 178, page 8, mentions that we killed about 600 people in tehran alone, according to his own interpretation. we have reached out with an apology to the respected families of the martyrs, or for example, it is mentioned in number 134, page 3 says that since the beginning of the second phase of resistance until now, i.e. 16/10/16, more than a thousand members of the regime were destroyed in different provinces from tehran, gilan, mazandaran, fars, hamedan the fact that 8 members of the islamic revolutionary guard corps are mujahideen are reacting to this court now , it shows that they are hurt, you see , the organization did not think that one day it would have a court and this would be brought up in this court, and they are sure and warm that their supporters are the french. americans and isr

uncle alik showed it differently. uncle alik, that is. dim, i told him not to come anymore. ok.t, well, you love me, dim, you promise me, i promise, i promise, i’m ready, well, let’s go, and uncle alex will come with us, no, daughter, mom and dad will go to the store . and ksyusha, yeah, we have a family, yes. let's go to the store, yeah, yeah, this is a fast car, so you hold on, i understand what’s going on here, it’s okay, that’s it, how many times have i told you, don’t talk to other people’s uncles, you’re sonya, so what? what is it, greetings from the gray-haired man, if arkady doesn’t give the money, it will be very bad, lyovushka, go to the sisters, i’ll come now, go, go, i found the money, where to bring it, well, you can give it to me, no, i need to go with your boss to meet with a gray-haired man or something? yes, with him. okay, i'll talk. we were so worried about kira, but oleg wouldn’t let us collect it. i'm not giving it. and now it’s so great that he has one like this girl like you. and you are very lucky to have him. yes, you take care of him, he’s wonderful wit

or massoud salam or maryam salam alik or the heir of amir al-mu'minin salam alik or the heir of fatimaa . we are on this side. now it is very good. we are not them , let's bring it from our side , we have it from their side, mujahid magazine, number 178 , page 8, mentions that in shahrivar 61, we killed about 600 people in tehran alone, in his own words, with an apology to the respected families of the martyrs. or, for example, it refers to page number 134 3. he says that since the beginning of the second phase of the resistance until now , i.e., 16/10/61, more than a thousand members of the regime have been destroyed in different provinces from tehran, gilan, mazandaran, fars, hamadan, that 28 people from the revolutionary guards are mujahideen, and they are now showing their reaction to this court. it shows that they are hurt, you see, the organization did not think that one day it will have a court. and if this is brought up in this court, and they are sure and warm that their supporters , the french, the americans, the israelis, will like them, and fortunately, now a court has been

, it seems, alik, what kind of alik, we studied in the same class, he is a bathhouse attendant, it seemsw i remember, koletnikov lane, there’s a private sauna, and this is... somewhere nearby, yes, yes, two blocks from here, thank you, zhenya , thank you, but no, take care of yourself, yes, all the best, goodbye, we were jumping, well, actually, here, thank you, please, hello, hello, who are you? i'm andrey, i'm a very good friend of your mother, she asked to talk to you, is this some kind of joke? yes, no, this is not a joke, it’s just that your mother, nadya, is very worried about you, so she sent some guy, listen, i ’ll call the security now, better go, no, don’t need security, i already agreed with the security, i didn’t know that my mother had friends in the police. and what do you need, nadya, but you don’t feel sorry for your mother, you understand that she’s on the verge of a heart attack, maybe you could talk to her like a human being, calm her down, she doesn’t hear me, well, at least try, talk to her, or talk to me, i’ll hear, i’ll tell her, and you tell her that i don’t want

for the past l several months, i negotiate as a foreign policy and intelligence community alike haveed, not just on the ceasefire that would inevitably be fragile and temporary, but an endurable enter the war. that was the focus, and endurable enter the war. 0ne the focus, and endurable enter the war. one that brings all the hostages home, and shows israel's security. create a better day after in gaza, without hamas in power. it sets the stage for a political settlement, and provides a better future for israelis and palestinians alike. after intensive diplomacy, carried out by my team, my many conversations, leaders of israel, qatar and egypt and many middle eastern countries, israel has now offered a comprehensive new proposal. it is a road map to an enduring ceasefire, and the release of all hostages. that enduring ceasefire, and the release of all hostages.— of all hostages. that was president biden speaking _ of all hostages. that was president biden speaking within _ of all hostages. that was president biden speaking within the - of all hostages. that was president biden speakin

they will dress alike.ll bark and sound alike because i want them to, and i'm not picking any of them. i think donald trump's already decided who he wants, and i think donald trump's looking at the transactional calculations involved here looking at a general election where it won't be enough to have someone who is just a sycophant. they've got to bring some extras. so you're looking at female potential candidates, and elise stefanik i've said for the longest time of all of these candidates potentially is the one who best aligns with what trump wants to get and needs to get out of this election. we'll see but i just think he's just punking the fellas, got them all dressing up looking alike, sounding alike, and he's going to go in a different direction. he will have used them and gotten out of them what he wanted and held them in check for the time he needs them to be held, and there they are looking silly. >> symone, let me quickly get your reaction to some other political news just in within the last coupl

is this alik? alik? i didn’t know how, well, how? my girls, what are you doing here? welcome meet. but wait, well sonya, well, my dears, let's go, everyone is waiting for us, let's go, let's go, let's go, sonya, sonya, come on, yes we are now, now, excuse me, who is anastasia here, here she is. i can tell you for a moment where the documents need to be corrected right now, let's go, well, i'm now guys, quickly go there, please, yes, everything is fine, you my beauties, i'm here too, i'm here too , everything is fine, where is nastya, she's coming now, she couldn't even change her mind about it it’s already too much for her girl to be called over there, let’s call her together 3:15 nastya to “it’s good, how are you, nastenka, everything is fine, you see, i sent them to you, you know why, and you know, you’ll soon find out, kirill, why you this is why you need me, you’re already screwed.” they’ll look for me, you’ll have extra problems, problems, what are you talking about, i have no meaning in life, you know, i have no meaning in life, the only thing is i wanted in this life - to lo

, live nation's exorbitant fees and technological failures have been criticized by fans and others alike are not here today because live nation''s conduct is inconvenient or frustrating. we are here because that conduct is anticompetitive and illegal. sumi: our business correspondent has more from new york. >> this is something the government signaled they would take part in an even something we have seen acted upon on capitol hill, with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle criticizing ticketmaster's parent company. it has been 14 years since the government approved a merger of these two entities, and the government says that ticketmaster's parent company has amassed a dominant, monopolistic share of the multibillion-dollar music industry. in a press conference just this hour, attorney general merrick garland talked about the exorbitant fees and technological failures that he said have been criticized by both artists and fans alike. they say the company is insulating itself from competition rather than investing in better products and services, and he said clearly it is time to break it

thank ou, kee authorities and people alike. thank you. keep us _ authorities and people alike.bye. let us get the latest —— keep us up—to—date with their emulators but for now, goodbye. now back to the story on gaza. algeria said... the us previously vetoed a resolution... it will. was it deemed to fall short of eight major ground operation. it did say the killings on it as a displaced persons camp was heartbreaking. it has denied firing at the area. with the very latest now injerusalem. in at the area. with the very latest now in jerusalem.— now in jerusalem. in terms of gratitude _ now in jerusalem. in terms of gratitude to _ now in jerusalem. in terms of gratitude to be _ now in jerusalem. in terms of gratitude to be read, - now in jerusalem. in terms of. gratitude to be read, witnesses now in jerusalem. in terms of- gratitude to be read, witnesses have been saying that those tanks have been saying that those tanks have beenin been saying that those tanks have been in the heart of the city close to the roundabout needs their key land back the allow the mosque there. they hav

is already who sees what, who sees what, and you see, it’s simply impossible for two people to be alikend what do you cook, here is your signature dish, solyanka, it seems to me that this is very juice i cook when i have seven-grade meat, sausages here and there, i don’t even say that, but it’s clear, wood helps at all. then there was such a smell, you felt it, that is, all this will have to be cleaned off first with such a chisel, so you are papa carlo, but in some sense, well , this is a chisel, yes, well, you are drilling something there and well, basically this is cleaning up work, but no, well, this is already cleaning up, so if we say this, this is the clock. that means here’s the clock, that means you’ll need to look for the center here, that’s okay, that means later, that means the numbers are pasted here, that’s it, that’s okay, it’ll be pasted, they’ll be here the numbers will be glued on, then it will be covered with a special oil, that is, all this is so creative, you can’t take anything into your hands, everything flies off at once, you know, what are your dreams? such a gr

it was echoed in the - past day by men and women alike was we _ past day by men and women alike was wewere nigerian! every— find out you were nigerian! every single moment that i hear anyone — every single moment that i hear anyone talk about what it means to be _ anyone talk about what it means to be a _ anyone talk about what it means to be a nigerian woman, it is the most _ to be a nigerian woman, it is the most flattering thing to be in that— the most flattering thing to be in that company, and your company _ in that company, and your company. so, yes, it has been really— company. so, yes, it has been really eye—opening and humbling to know — really eye—opening and humbling to know more about my heritage and be _ to know more about my heritage and be able to know this is the beginning of the discovery. a beginning of the discovery. discovery that could lead to more visits to nigeria by the couple. the northern lights have been visible in some parts of the uk for a second night after a stunning array of colours lit up the sky for many of us on friday night. one of the strongest geom

nation ticketmaster exorbitant fees and technical failures have been criticised by fans and artists alikee nation ticketmaster conduct is inconvenient or frustrating, we're here because, as allege, that conduct is anti—competitive and illegal. live nation's chief financial officer, joe berchtold, has said the company fundamentally disagrees with the lawsuit. the company has since released an update on its website to break down the lawsuit, saying in part that the doj "ignores everything that is responsible for higher "ticket prices, from rising production costs, "to artist popularity, to 24/7 online ticket scalping "that reveals the. public�*s willingness to pay far more than primary ticket prices. live now to william tong, the attorney general of the state of connecticut and one of the co—plaintiffs in this lawsuit. william tong, thanks for joining us on bbc news. the merger of these two companies was approved 14 years ago also what has changed in the intervening period that has now resulted in you and others taking this lawsuit?- resulted in you and others taking this lawsuit? what we f

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farmers, veterans and seniors and student alike. >> there's no mystery to me.upstate new york. i ascend and all-day. girl's pre-school. but have been welcome into ma d. i've celebrated with my friends the birth of their children attending baby namings. and signing at katuba at a friend's wedding. respect for te people of israel is lifelong and . been to israel many times even before i was a membei studied national security policy on a fellowship with the defense of democracies. i've been pleased to say i've been many times since. i returned in may of last year to help lead a delegation meeting with prime minister. during each and every visit to israel, i' remind offend the fundamental fact that our peopld over centu rhys. both jefferson and lincoln called america in one way or another, the last best hope on it earth. when i come leer to israel -- i sans share destiny. one embedded in the hope. is inf western freedoms of physical emu will it. it is no dream it's the same ethos that we prize in america. the american dream which says th with heart work, the right

qalunna alik tarhal kal yum tarfaal kal yum tadar fi aruqa al-maabar al-aqid kanais al-qidima watmaseh hazn aan al-masjid finally, the anger of the palestinian people in 1987 had a chance to emerge. an israeli truck ran over and killed several palestinian workers. several similar incidents had happened in the same days. people stood in front of the aggressors with empty hands and stones . the interphase had begun and a window of hope had opened. i was definitely a supporter of such an event. in the young people who started the intifada , i saw strength that showed how much effort they put in to leave an example of palestine. this nation is still alive. al-watan al-arabi and atbara al-balun the start of the iraq-kuwait war in 1990 was more expensive for the arabs than it seemed. it went in the eyes of the palestinians. the war caused two severe divisions in the arab countries. some arab statesmen were influenced by saddam's demagogic slogans and supported him. yasser arafat was one of these people. he even visited saddam immediately after occupying kuwait. this is where i strongly disag

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the purpose of this program is to provide officers and students alike with a graphic illustration of that model. now the use of force model is a graphic illustration which will be referenced by all of the flexi throughout their training here at the center it describes the escalation de-escalation of the required force based upon a demonstrated level of compliance or resistance from a subject. its purpose is to help create responses based on an officer reasonable perception of a threat. now, as you can see, it's a colorized five tiered model illustrating, five levels of threat, and their responses, the bottom level is blue and the lowest level of activity in the model. this activity normal day to day, non-threatening activities such as verbal communication with complaint citizens. the green level describes the perception of passive and nonviolent resistance by a subject which calls for an increased level of verbal communications by the officer in conjunction the physical response of the contact controls, moving up the model to the yellow tier signals need for increased officer awarene

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family, everyone will immediately rush to discuss the appearance of lily and archie, they don’t look alikere no such plans, maybe the children will wait until they come of age in the distance from prying eyes, viewers say , let's see if we want, that's all for today, see you on saturday, let's chat, we'll continue talking about children, psychologists told how parents can build a healthy, trusting... relationship with their child, they did this using the example of movie characters, mrs. weasley from the harry potter film series, the parents of the baby from the cartoon about carlson, and even zhenya lukashina’s mother from everyone... and, as it turned out, this is not always correct, which can not only ruin relationships in the family, but cause irreparable damage to the future of your child. how to avoid this, we’ll find out from a psychotherapist, doctor of medical sciences, lev perezhogin, lev olegovich, good morning, good, hello, but if we take the listed characters, let’s say, the baby’s mother from carlosn, she’s like this empathetic, gives him a search. listens, shows understandin

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fundamental principle for them, on the other hand, these artists, artists, innovators, they are not alike , each of them followed their own path. having received recognition as a master of the everyday genre, viktor mikhailovich turned to the world of folk poetry and the kingdom of russian fairy tales. the wanderers not only did not accept his first epic stories, but regarded them as... alyonushka, written after a meeting with a peasant girl, in whose eyes he saw russian sadness. visitors to the exhibition are introduced to the work of masters from an outstanding dynasty in different ways; for example, here you can open the door to a fairy tale by scanning a picture on your phone. oops, the princess frog comes to life before our eyes. victor argued with brother apolinarius for an hour. a convinced monarchist and religious conservative, he did not share his constant search; like his brother apalinary vasnetsov tried to unravel the indigenous russian beauty, only he turned to a pictorial reconstruction from architecture, he depicted real historical landscapes, for example, in this picture w

salam alaikum alik salaam. can the master of the underprivileged pass by this super project and let it rot like other half-finished projects ? the completion of this dam will provide the country with 2 billion cubic meters of water and 270 gigawatts of electricity annually. and water to more than 70 thousand hectares. agricultural leveling of the region . if he stays in his office, maybe this things did not happen. some provinces say that so-and-so came twice, three times. if necessary, i will die to solve problems, not three times, not four times. 30 to 40 times i travel to a city and a province, i travel until the problem is solved. hello sir it was hashem's words that not even 48 hours have passed since his intensive trip to mazandaran, and he has already packed his luggage and is on his way to tabriz, one of the types of trips that untie the knots in people's lives. after the revolution , this area came to life. before the revolution, this area was dead . there are no facilities for this area. i. that is wh

recenteave nation ticket master's exorbitant fees a failures have been criticized by fans and artists alike. but we are not here today because live na conduct is inconvenient or frustrating. we are here we allege, that conduct is anti-competitive and illegal. our complaint makes clear what happens when monopolist dedicates its resources to entrenching its monopoly power and insulating itself from competition rather than investing better products and services. we allege that live nation has a monopolized markets across the live concert industry in the united stes it is time to break it up. ticket master made itself ubiquitous in the industry. it directly manages more than 400 artists and controls more than 60% of concert promotions across the country. and or controls more than 60% of large we allege to dominance, live nation relies on wf anti-competitive conduct to exercise its monopolist to control over live event industry in the united states and over the fans, independent promotors and venues that power the the result is that fans pay artists have fewer opportunities to play concerts smal

sets the stage for a political settlement that provides a better future for israelis and palestinians alikeafter intensive diplomacy, carried out by my team, my many conversations with leaders of israel, qatar, egypt and other middle eastern countries, israel has offered a comprehensive new proposal. it is a roadmap to an enduring cease-fire and the release of all hostages. this proposal has been transmitted by qatar to hamas. today i want to lay out its terms for an american citizen and the world. the new proposal has three phases. the first phase would last for six weeks. here is what it would include. a full and complete cease-fire. a withdrawal of israeli forces from all populated areas of gaza. release of a number of hostages including women, the elderly, the wounded and an exchange release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners. there are american hostages would be released at this stage and we want them home. additional some remains of hostages who have been killed would be returned to their families bring some degree of closure to the terrible grief. palestinians would return to their

brother and sister, did you notice the similarity yourself when your mother said that you looked alike? i noticed this too, the eyes, the nose are similar, the smile, yes, especially the lower third of the face, do you think alena and alexander look alike, they are very similar, as soon as i walked in, i just had something boom, they look just like brother and sister, yuri, what do you say about this? of course i see this similarity, in general they are such a charming couple, it seems to me that alexander’s joy is a little feigned, because we believe that similar people, friends, are a little drawn to each other, but how it is known that from friendship to love between a man and a woman there is one step, now that alexander is very happy, i don’t really believe it. but in any case they are really very similar. alexander was never in love with alena. since childhood, i loved alena like a sister. if maria is serious about talking about this topic, without having any confirmation that alena and sasha are not relatives. what if you children fell in love? this is dangerous, genetically dan

principle, that the only alternative to war was a political solution for israelis and palestinians alikethey might hide. and although israel and the united states describe the ground incursion in rafah as "limited", in practice, it is a deep ground operation, with a pattern of destruction said the newspaper haaretz, similar to what we have seen in other cities across the gaza strip. we have reproduced the images they have printed. this is an area north of the rafah crossing along the philadelphi corridor, taken in april by the satellite company planet labs. and this is how it looked this week. this one south of rafah, on the border with israel, near the crossing kerem shalom, in april and this week. i will see if we can get that picture for you. you see the before and after of april and this week. the hamas —— the hamas run health ministry said israeli forces killed at least 38 palestinians across the gaza strip on thursday with close combat continuing in rafah. with me is the conflict mediator 0liver mcternan, who was deeply involved in the negotiations to free the israeli soldier gilad

when they boarded the plane , they greeted each and every journalist by the name of salam alik , andthe end of the trip, they must be happy. they said that it was very pleasant or that they required the residence of the reporters to be in their own place and did not make any distinction, and finally when i realized that this happened , i called them repeatedly so that communication could be established and be sure. when i spend samaaj, they will surely answer it says that first the occupied horn sounds and then finally the free horn sounds. it was very strange to me . there was a glimmer of hope and i was very hopeful that we would find the happiness of meeting them again , but unfortunately our meeting ended with the martyr amir abdullahian mr. tarakhshmand, thank you very much for the content you presented and your presence in today's world. we would like to see a report on a minute of silence in honor of the president of iran at the united nations. mr. amir abdul salam, i would like to thank you for your time . please, it was about the agenda of a news mission and this interview i

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