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to provide emergency access to the troops andri material.ghway would accept 1500 miles about the distance from washington to denver. the arrival of the troops in march of 1942. here they set up a tent and men weresp trained in the special problemsms of maintenance. subzero weather [inaudible] before the arrival the troopsro moved out over a trail by the canadian department of port nelson where they establishedtha base camp and began working northwest and others established the base and began working both northwest and southeast and others moved to the point of the interior and from here they began working towards fairbank and the border. and all there were about 10,000 men and their immediate job [inaudible] ♪♪ all spring and summer they gouged their way through the wilderness. there were colored as well as white troops [inaudible] ♪♪ in fallen ground troughs. ♪♪ they built covers over brooks and small streams. they built bridges over mountains and rivers. n finally on the 20th of november of 1942, eight months after the first, the pioneer r

the ukraine involvement has conformed andries to be high as you claims. and your foreign minister is appointment as part of the biggest complimentary shelf this sense of the auto production. envision that your support of your plan is struggling to hold the russian advance in the east wind conducting an offensive industrial course. craigslist affordable for you. now, a day of mixed emotions for new feelings. molly community, the funeral of the king and the accounting office daughter as the new queen, the 27 year old will be the 8 smaller, the more not and only the 2nd creating huge crowds gathered to watch the new marie queen be anointed. no way, henry, to pay his change by the coffin of his to the king too, had tier 2 titles for the day. at the age of 69. the king's youngest daughter at 27 years old represents a big generational shift for the amount of key. and it is hopes that active involvement to now re culture will have a positive influence on younger generations. to come around, we extremely happy that not why. one way to pull is an ukraine. she's th

i will give you one example they they are so bad for the registration of cobus from andries by 2035 in europe. what for all european countries for poland maybe is not so dangerous. as for my country, germany, because they produce not so many cars but for us for germany. have you ever heard that the country is voluntarily for its best product? we were so proud for our mercedes bmw. volkswagen and also that although we the registration of of combustion engines everything only electric and most happy about china because they produce much cheaper cars electric cars that we do isn't it so i think it's not too easy to give an answer to your question. it was good in a way, in part. it causes also a lot of problems rainer zitelmann for the general reader. what are they going to learn from your book about and poland? first of all, fareed, it is support and development aid does not help. i have a chapter about this because a lot of people, leftist people think are for this prove controversial them more development aid redistribution may help. i a chapter on improve development aid is absolutely

andri, that today at 3:00 p.m. , a group of student mourners are going to move from the front of tehran university to palestine square will be held this afternoon at 15:30 at 19:00 as you mentioned , there is a public gathering at 10:00 am and 19:00 pm. yes, the square itself is every day for now. in various reports that are being broadcast in different parts of the news, all the people are doing this action to honor this great mujahid leader and in a way it is also an encouragement for all the oppressed who are now in gaza and in lebanon and need this support. and they have support, which, god willing, is being transferred from iran as well as from all over the world who are holding these ceremonies. thank you very much , mr. anuri, for your presence and the news about thank you for mentioning the ceremonies that will be held today, but i invite you to watch a report about the martyred general. nilfroushan, that this dear martyr was also martyred in this recent zionist crime in lebanon. isfahan is witnessing the march of 25 divisions of the holy ward divisions. he was 14 years old when

about this now and more broadly about the american elections, with a very interesting person, judge andryana, he hosts a very influential show in the united states. positions after haris became a candidate, that the polls show that he is lagging behind haris, and that his opponent has more money more support from the media, how do you assess the dynamics of the election campaign? well, if the elections were held today, that at the moment the initiative is on her side, but let's see what happens in 2 months, what personally amazes me when i i look at this election campaign, this is what i am not afraid to say, the shamelessness with which... american law enforcement agencies are interfering in the election campaign against donald trump, the last thing in this regard that seemed absolutely unacceptable to me was the presentation by special prosecutors of new old charges against trump, new ones, because they are new in form, but the old ones are the same. it has developed, this is practice, this is not a law, this is not federal legislation, so the practice is that the prosecutor's office do

against any trade with russia, while the company traded well with russia, well, in defense and space, andri. kubelius, who twice held the post of prime minister of lithuania, so, if you look at this seriously, is this all decoration, is this all a formality, or will the european union really now communicate with russia, in the thin transitory voices of lithuania and estonia, well the european union, no matter how subtle or not subtle the voices, but it always communicated with russia on the same note, and here... honestly: i loved you, malanya, until the party meeting, when the debate opened, the opinion changed, here is mrs. kaya kallos, her husband really, well, you don’t have to say that he traded with russia, no, he apparently owned some kind of share or was somehow involved in a company that was engaged in transportation, we have quite large automobile transportation between europe and our country, because the overwhelming majority of cargo always went, well, now of course the conditions have changed, but... but road transport played a very big role, so, the father of this very kai kal

something that a lot of people do. abroad, but why can't they abroad vote for this or that candidate andrian, we see that train tickets are also sold today because of the action, and even tickets to the theater can be bought through the action. that is, the technology is common and widespread, and many ukrainians have already learned to use it. there is a question about what to do with people who do not have smartphones, because there are still elderly people who still use push-button phones, and there are people... who fundamentally do not use their smartphones because they fear the leakage of personal data , but these people can be offered some alternative form, a traditional form of voting, in fact, a technological one, i think that it is already possible to hold elections, moreover, there are - such, to me the question seems to be, for example, how the military will vote, this question was constantly asked here, because the military ... on the front line, they are very often out of the zone, they cannot vote, but voting in many countries is stretched to the bottom, and here too they ca

e xl pipelie and opening up the border and flooding our states with crime. , fethe democrat party andryter has voted every single step of the way and ardent supporter of the harris-biden agenda anotedd votd twice and escort nominees that trump put forward. he's been a rubber stamp for bee biden-harris and now quentin is realizing that. for last three years you cannot run from that record and youhe r can't run from the results of the record disastrous for the entire country particularly innt montana. it is a different environment at this time and it will be hard for him to justify how he has behave the way he has the last three and half years supportinge biden-harris agenda every time. >> trey: butre you know the d.c. media is certainly trying to help him . they are portraying jon tester as some kind of maverick or moderate and i cannot think ofra single time he has said no tok chuck schumer. joe manchin, yeah, ischume get e has a moderate but jon tester it can't think of a single timeer o has stood up to chuck schumeodr and said "no."o. >> you can't think of one because there never habe

andri that's where local law enforcement on the ground was able to track down the suspect along thedo interstate. but thee interstate, as you ca imagine was pretty chaotic. even getting to this location today, they were blocking off different ramps and roadways surrounding the golf course as the investigation pressed ahead but they wereat able to get the suspect. we heard earlier that this individual was pretty compliant and surrendered to law enforcement pretty quickly. chris, just to go back a little bit andck walk through exactly w we got here. it all unfolded around the 2:00 hour, right before 2:00 p.m. this riafternoon, the former president was on the golf course, we're hearing from sources anywheree between the h and 6th hole. and typically, when the former president plays golf here, or at any golf h course, he has secure detail that has this kind of protective bubble around him. they were out in front, and they noticed something suspicious. and noticed that the individual, the atgunman, was aiming toward the former president. that's when these agents decided to react quickly. t

first up we have a question from sandy who asks my husband andri at retirement age.i don't like holding them when they lose value. my original investment is in the negative. i prefer solid growth stocks to continue to build our portfolio. keep or sell these losers. i'm going start by telling you right here, retirement age. that's the eye of the beholder. ha i have been a big believer contrary to the entire industra stocks.ent age whe i think people should always be investing for grr bonds. so my answer to this one is that i -- you have to kind of at times take the risk, but you just use smaller amounts of your cash. >> yeah. i think there is always a balance to everything, right. one thing i would point out is without knowing the stock, if the dividend investment is in the red, well, maybe they're not growing their cash flow, their earnings. maybe they're not growing their dividends. and that could be a red flag that something's wrong about the company. >> for instance, you know that we got involved with footlocker. and their cash flow declined. and what looked like

. >> mike andris, think but our people, we stand together. >> i relived there will be sunshine in future a future this generation will continue to fight for yeah such brave and resilient students. >> it was just so amazing to be in their presence. christina, look, as well as this u.n fact finding mission into the atrocities that occurred, bangladesh's interim government, headed by muhammad yunus has set up a commission to investigate the hundreds of suspected in post disappearances. now, human rights groups believe that more than 700 bangladeshi were disappeared under hasina's 15 year reign. and we know that at least three of them i have since been released in recent weeks. some of spoken about the horrors that they endured now the families of the missing, they welcome this commission of inquiry. it's to be headed by a retired high court judge and will submit its findings in the next few months and christina, there are calls that are growing that india, which is providing sheikh hasina refuge to send her back to bangladesh. they want her to face trial for the abuses during her reign, and

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okay, so they gathered that at raleigh's tavern andried to decide what to do. so this late may and then they disperse and they go all different places and inside this sort of what it looked like, it's still standing okay then news about second punishment for for massachusetts it's came down and this was almost although i can ironically less serious was politically far more serious so this was a closure this was closing down the port the government of massachusetts and taking away its charter and sorry, this is what the charter looked like of for massachusetts. this was an edition published in 1742. this particular charter had granted in 1692 or three arrived in the colonies in 1683 grounded in 1682. and it was it was after a terrible because england massachusetts bay earlier charter had been taken away by charles the second and james the second as king in the late 1680s had imposed something called the dominion of new england which had no elected government at all and after the glorious revolution in england, which also impacted the colonies, they had gotten a

andri is blind. picked up the baton of the greats. i danced grigorovich's version at the bolshoi theatre, sergeyev at the mariinsky theatre, and even danced balanchine's version of the variation on the theme of raymonda with nina anoniashvili. that's why i have had a love for this theatre for this wonderful music by klasunov for many years now, the part of raymonda, which is considered the most difficult, alina lepchuk has five solo variations alone, and her heroine's love is fought for by... he even tries to kidnap raymonda. there are many romantic duets and character dances, hungarian, spanish, saracen. raymonda is the only point of intersection between marius pitep and alexander glazunov, the last ballet of the great choreographer and the first of the great composer, the ballet lux, which contains the luxury of the outgoing era of imperial russian ballet. the production features the arfie radio symphony orchestra with conductor sergei kondrashov. the kremlin ballet theatre dedicated raymonda to the memory of andrei petrov, who crea

i've talked to a lot've done in the past few years, andry commo[-ot concern about, you know whether communityinput account in reality. and also over what is understand the initial list will be coming out in snsure about what ishation they'll be, and in are closed or co-located ornd staff and to move to another location. i think it wou make sure that we keep lines of communication open with the community there's a lot of speculation going on and and it would be very helpful to keep people as aware as you the resourcermation that people shared live survey from stanford was notunities. and i've everyone. what does teach america, kip? three runs for board work, and a thirst for making money off the backs of of our children have in common. what do they have in common? the and the joke's onlves for further allowing the destructionf this school district being hollowed out by a chiefoperatio who cannot stop giving money to private consultation contracts. my child have a teacher all last year because of stalled. i got told thato i'm fed up. i'm tiredno excuse. there's an excuse to close schools and pr

my absentee ballot because rfk junior sued to get his name removed from the north carolina ballot andriingad to start over. as a north carolina taxpayer i resent having to pay for self-serving indecisiveness. georgia, a swing state, you don't plan to vote. why, david? caller: long time no hear. let me suggest some things for upcoming shows that i want to have on your show before i say anything. host: can you make it quick? we want to stick to the topic. caller: i understand. can you do a show on the auditors going around the country? host: let's go on to why you don't plan to vote? caller: that is a little shortsighted. i have some other beef to talk about. i will say this. i don't plan to vote. i never voted at they in my life. i don't believe what what the government has to offer. i don't believe in accepting the lesson of two evils. a lot of people on the show is voting for their conscience, which is white supremacy. i'm just waiting on god to come back. it's very close, so i just have to wait on that. host: your other suggestions for us? make it quick. caller: i appreciate that. amy ch

andry serve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves of the the gentlelady from new york is recognized. ms. ocasio-cortez: as background, the bipartisan 1982 coastal barriers resources established the john h. chafee coastal barriers resources to identify areas along the atlantic, gulf of mexico and great lakes coast where development should not be encouraged. the federal government had been encouraging development on coastal barriers resulting in the loss of threats to human life, and property and expenditure of dollars. cobra sought to stop the cycle of development in risky areas. development on coastal barriers is more critical because as we all know, the climate crisis is upon us. these areas face increase risk from sea level rise, storm surge and more intense and frequent coastal storms. in 2014, the u.s. fish and wildlife service started updating maps in continue cut, new jersey, rhode island, virginia and my home state of new york. together, these areas comprised 42% of the total exi