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aline, 10 minutes late. why are you going to run after me? well, we are on the way.n the way. i mean, i mean, i'm not going to the academy. why then? alina, you have passes again, is that normal? can you stop? listen, and maybe bring, otherwise i need to run into one place. but nothing that we have an exam still life? but don't follow me, okay? we never had secrets. maybe you fell in love with someone? so tell me, i'll clean his face, maybe i fell in love. but it doesn't concern you, i don't take someone else's. well, it's all right. that you won't need to handle anymore i would say with peroxide that it would heal before the wedding, but i think it’s too much for you to take care of the girl . scars adorn only men. thank you very much. well, all probably, let me take you home home, i wonder, and where are you going home? yes, it turns out now between two days of three is still an art academy. come with me to practice. i have a working day today. there, zhenya would return the form to the post office and wanted to see it. hello. can i talk to kirill olshansky? this i

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there are a when you to be an inside a walker, e $45.00 plus that it'll have daily book aline. ah, i forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except when such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about personal intelligence at the point obviously is too late truck rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence, his own exist. oh is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early ninety's when th

it'll of daily book aline. ah, needs to come to the russian state will never be. i've started on the northland scheme with house lamps and up with 55. we did. okay, so mine is 25 i'm speaking with. we will van in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state aunt, rush up to date and school r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest with me look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to great trust, rather than fear i would like to take on various char, i mean with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with the west, essentially declared all out war on russia. instead of calling for a negotiated end of the conflict, washington, london, and brussels are looking to sustain the ukrainian war effort. thus, we need to ask, what

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aline, you understand that i have enough problems without these photoshops, dad, you don’t understand my photos. what do your photos mean? well, i made them. well, that is not i, it doesn't matter, the main thing is that it's not photoshop olga is deceiving you. what is it? funny funny and what a quite decent photo montage , even the angle of incidence of light is chosen correctly. you know, i would take such a specialist to my department without a probationary period. master's address can you tell me? or is it you yourself a lesson in chiaroscuro, it's not true. why are you cheating? dad, who is deceiving me? this is igor igor ovsyannikov, dad knows him very well, and he has been me and gives a ride. we have lunch together sometimes. what of it. why did you draw such vulgar conclusions? here is a forgery. think not only that the father has a lot of his own troubles, the yellow press writes all sorts of heresy. you also decided to kill him. alya you are not ashamed to run for several days. so this is your friend. she also draws strangers into our family affairs. in fact, they go to th

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aline, you continue to doubt that denis is your son. on the one hand, the official father of ali bagirov son denis bagirov for three years, the probability that ali is the biological father of denis is 99.9 how can you think you are the father of two boys, what will be the result with little sabina ready to find out if you have a daughter result? watch today at 19:00 pinpoint strikes on a plant in kiev and on military facilities in ukraine for the latest reports on the progress of the special operation. did muller escape to latin america, the fsb archives reveal the secret of the fate of the gestapa chief, what moment of the spring of forty- fifth became fatal for muller, see tonight at 19:00, and on the website in the application, the dinosaur is already new season from may 4 at 20:00, but ntv savings banquet everyone is talking about the benefits of savings banquet discounts up to 60% and bonuses from spers thank you supermarket. order ads that will help you get a free multicard. you can even make it at home if you have tomato seeds if you dedicate all your time to growing tomatoes. an

pegasus, alines, it is believed that all this will help reduce the cost of tours to turkey for russianlers, according to the onetwotrip service, on april 3, a flight to turkey from russia costs an average of 27,000 rubles. as the head of the ministry of transport vitaly savelyev previously reported, russia has 193 aircraft that can fly abroad without the risk of being arrested, this is 14% of the total country's air fleet. sberbank reported that today it cut rates on most mortgage programs by 2.1% points to 16.9%. the bank takes this decision against the backdrop of the fact that the central bank on friday unexpectedly lowered the key rate from 20% to 17%. our rates have decreased for the most popular mortgage loans, that is, for the purchase of secondary real estate and new buildings, the rates under the preferential mortgage program have not changed, but are still below the benchmarks set in the decree of the government of the russian federation moscow exchange index start the week in the red rts falls by 7%, because it is calculated in dollars, and its rate in the morning is growing

alines requested permission from the russian ministry of transport for 349 additional flights per weekhich about 100 were approved, as a result, the airline's flight program in may exceeded 200 flights per week. gazprom and the austrian omfa are discussing the settlement scheme, which moscow insists on, russian ambassador to austria dmitry lyubinsky said about this and noted that it would be possible to find an acceptable option for both sides. as for the modality of payment for gas supplies, the austrian concern omfao is working on the options proposed by gazprom . there is no doubt that a mutually acceptable scheme, taking into account the requirements of the sanctions regime, can be found. an equally reliable supplier will not be possible in a short time, meanwhile, the european commission, the bulgarian authorities agreed to create in sofia the first regional working group in within the framework of the european energy procurement platform . it should develop an action plan to reduce dependence on russian fuel and prepare for the heating season . let me remind you that on april 27,

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how alined with sovereign or misaligned are they?jana: if the market is worried about the regs, you have to be careful on which company you invested in. and this is the analysis that our credit analysts are carrying out and spending a lot of time on and just two aspects of it. one is how can producer prices be passed on to their customers? and that it's not necessarily the consumer. that is often the distributor. and the other thing is supply chain. which is clearly highly -- but how a supply chain issue affecting the profitability of corporate. so this is just one area to very closely focus on. and all in when you look at the spread level the high yield investment grade. i would say that the best is the u.s. investment grade at the moment. yes, you have high currency hedging cost but all in, i think it gives you good risk, good reward to being awarded. kailey: tatjana, thank you so much for joining us. tatjana greil-castro, thank you very much. coming up, we'll turn to the war in ukraine. ukrainian forces are bracing for a new russi

for shells because of this captured arsenal, alin yusupov, as a result, a week for the ntv company, after situation there is no question of helping the peace process. there is no need for ukraine to fight and ukraine will fight at the cost of destruction. despite the fact that the eu announces then all this will have to be restored, we will have to resort to russian help. what kind of help they don’t explain while he talks about what needs to be thought about the use of our arrested gold and foreign exchange reserves, but the consequences must be calculated, because no matter how many times they repeat that russians outside the laws of universal rules have not been canceled and that we will sue their offenders too. yes, this is not a question of tomorrow. rather, this is a question for those who are sure the ukrainian crisis paid nato and it will always be so that neutral finland sweden is preparing to respond in a couple of weeks. are they willing to accept the offer? nato warned them that we would be forced to react, that this would not add to anyone's security. no, this is not about ze

closely because despite the occasional hiccup with macron, he and the united states are certainly very alined in terms -- aligned in terms of policy with regard to nato, russia, and ukraine. the far right candidate has moved more to the center in this election, and le pen has been successful in the polls because she's been focusing on pocketbook issues in france which are issues that affect this country and other countries around the world as well. this election will really have consequences for the united states if it does not end up being macron because of the alliance and because of the impact on nato. >> sandra: all eyes are certainly on these french elections, juan, as millions head to the polls there today. do you see any parallels between the french election and lack of enthusiasm on the left here in the united states? french voters, they're us for traded equally over covid -- they are frustrated equally over covid, energy prices, inflation, both macron and biden have mixed records. >> yeah, i think that's exactly right, sandra. i think macron's numbers are similar in terms of approval

bush put out a, uh, a position paper and a speech and a statement saying that he was alin favor of puttingn emissions, and he was in favor of all kinds of government measures. it dampened the sharp contrast that i had thought was going to be very clear. ("hail to the chief" playing) >> whenever there's a transition of power in washington, d.c., there's a great deal of talk about a change in the culture, as well. (crowd cheering and applauding) >> narrator: bush had pledged that he would place a national limit on america's carbon dioxide emissions. >> governor whitman reflects a growing consensus in this country about environmental policy. she and i share the same point of view. >> narrator: once in office, president bush tapped christie todd whitman to run the environmental protection agency to turn his pledge into action. >> we had talked about it before i accepted the position. some sort of a cap on carbon that limits the amount of emissions is what's critical. and the president agreed with me-- we were on the same page. i thought that this was our opportunity that we could really get it

china which is russia's erstwhile aline, could have a big effect on dissuading him to do this. this is kind of crunch time right now with putin backed into a corner, the u.s. intelligence community looking very closely at the russian military, and you know, it remains to be seen what happens. but i think there's a lot of nervousness within the intelligence community right now. >> so let me ask you this. i'm happy you brought up china as well and president xi, right? how much of an influence do you believe president xi actually has on vladimir putin? do you suspect they're having regular conversations we don't know about? and the & do you think the united states and the rest of the world is using xi the way they should when it comes to this conflict knowing he kind of has this undue influence on putin that others don't necessarily have? this is someone that vladimir putin admires. and there are not many people in the world like that. >> that's right. and i think that ultimately china does not want to see russia turn into this pariah state. that's not in china's national interest

i shot aline has been sworn in. the servant took place on the cheese day in the southern port city of aidan in front of members of parliament. leave me has vowed to stabilize the economy and alleviating material suffering. earlier this month, president, i bet robert months, hardy fired his deputy, informed a leadership council after 2 months cease fire with a hoof. his group reject the new council of protests against the rising prices and peru have stranded hundreds of foreigners now. cosca in approving these unions went on strike. they were monday blocking roads and shutting down public transport. testers are demanding the government do more to no water, electricity, and fuel prices. mexico is experiencing heat wave conditions with temperatures as high as 38 degrees celsius and some areas stuff. this is due in the southern city of merida. i've been trying to keep the animals cool, especially made frozen treats dozens of states of issued heat and fire warnings in the past 3 weeks. india is using cow dung, to palate,

you got to check the dmv records to see if individuals who got a drivers license and they dide as in alin did they also get registered to vote? that's one of the thing states ought to be doing. one of the other things they ought to be doing this is part of our election scorecard, is states should require and use jury risk injury summonses. if you are called to jury duty in a state court it is highly likely the jury commissioner got there county where they get the list? voter registration people to call people for jury duty. in many states when someone is excused from jury duty because they are not a u.s. citizen that information is not being sent back to election officials. not only that but the federal courts, where do folks think the federal courts get their lists of people that call for jury duty? make a two state election officials for. every state should say to federal courts, you can have her voter registration list but a condition if someone is excused for jury duty in a federal court you have to tell us that they have been excused because either they are not a u.s. citizen or perh

that there are things that could be done that could make things a lot worse and so, alliance, nato alinesworking. tactically, there are no question. there are difference of opinion. i am so grateful that president joe biden and vice president kamala harris came here to poland and made clear that the americans will protect every inch of nato territory. i can tell you when i go on polish television. i simply say -- [ speaking foreign language ] poland is spa safe, poland is secure. because it is in nato and backed by the u.s. it is an important lowering of an anxiety page that we, the person people, are giving the pols and in so doing they feel more comfortable going to the border, not shutting that border down but opening it completely to bring in every possible refugee that comes across the board per. that's an important shift in terms of the ways refugee flows have been met with in the history of this part of the world. >> good morning, ambassador brezinski, it has been extraordinary naer to watch the work of the polish people and yourself included as ambassador there to take in nearly 3