it was you who taught andry all sorts of dirty tricks.sketball team at our school and set up your own gangster boxing club in its place. we had a wonderful, wonderful team, a friendly team. we are for the region monkeys played. let real boys play your basketball, they need real sports, how they will defend lithuania from the enemy. nato will defend our lithuania from the enemy. and you, mr. sabonis, have been fired. here , write a statement of your own free will. i'm no longer interested in you. so it helps to pay the rent. maybe you can’t stir this up? you seemed to like me. is there anyone? greetings, i was sent to you from the employment center. russian lithuanian, and it’s funny you’re a sewer man. what are you doing as a test of guerrilla warfare? i had a map, i found a treasure. there's gold there diamonds, they say, i can’t dig up stew. why do old backs hurt? the monotrode on the map is truly a treasure. well, you don’t want it, as you want, i’ll find other stingrays. let's play our toys for you. vova yes, answer. but now i have to

the only goal of croatia was scored by andri ma. croatia gained 10 points with this victory. and because of the better goal difference compared to turkey, at the top of the table in this team, in the other game of this group, wales is ahead with two goals against elektroni , but in the most important games of the third day of the sixth week tonight , spain will play against cyprus, belgium against estonia, italy against ukraine, and switzerland against it. they face each other with the decision of masoud arman volleyball federation the title of the coach of the technical card of the iranian national team in the asian games, nejo will accompany in the last game of the second week of the football league , the blue-clad esteghlal team of mulathani against its guest chadormello ardakan, with a goalless draw against zob ahan of isfahan in a friendly match against nasaji mazandaran with two goals to the victory of talia krierdel leister sport announced that paul pogba, the french midfielder of juventus , had tested positive for doping. my dears, i say goodbye to you, be healthy and

if there's anything that senator marshall andry talking about, that is exactly what we're talking about. if you spend money, you are spending money to save money, keeping people healthy saves money. in other words, common sense tells us that if we can prevent disease, do a better job keeping our young people healthy, if people can access to the t -- access the medical care when they need it, not just when they're very, very sick, if we can do those things we can keep them out of the hospital, and hospital costs are just extremely, extremely high. common sense also tells us it is literally insane that millions of americans with nonemergency health care needs get their primary care in a hospital emergency room, which in some cases is ten times more than the care provided them in a community health center. let me give you one other example of the irrationalities of our current system. in my own small state of vermont, last year our major hospital spent $125 million in one year on traveling nurses, because we don't have enough local nurses to support the needs of the hospital and many other

andri, you are not present during the meeting with dr. tabatabaei and barry's friends.the meeting about a month ago. you yourself monitor the performance of the budget that was in the area of ​​the center, so check it and we will announce the official number of unauthorized accounts . we provided all the information to the ministry of health. the lack of trust is not the next step from this meeting, friends decided to check the account for a significant decrease, after this number has decreased for this reason, mr. dr. tabatabai and his colleagues should definitely do this and then we will take the remaining accounts that mr. dr. bagherzadeh, the representative of the court the calculations of the country are in our studio, he acknowledges and admits, and there has been a decreasing trend , when will the rest be connected to the account of the khazar unit, the law forces us to be open , to take a vacation, i must cooperate with us, all the sub-rooms according to the order of the highest authority of the ministry, god willing. in the coming weeks, a few weeks later, hami

gee, i want to ask you 1st about the state of the relationship today between to key and russia and andry in moscow. let me start with you. how would you describe this relationship today between present or the one and present fulton? is it on solid ground? well actually uh this uh, the relationship between the neighbors and uh, in several of the questions. uh, we are are developing all relations. so in due way, rather successful, especially in the economic field. uh, the color duration uh in uh the item. it cannot or do you project in some, uh, original um, no problem. civic have for the, for the importance of you and uh, well as far as the green. uh, do you, uh, there was another discussion. no, and i do most things that uh it was, uh, it breaks me or anything of this kind of froze because uh, the main problem dealing the uh, the grain deal is, uh they do the rest of the content as of the account. there's no install fee about the rest of condos, but we are afraid the turkey and the personal president of broker cannot have the opportunity to affect the polish it was the rest of the compan

nayazu knows about publications, andry, agree, so don’t get distracted, well, you can see for yourselfcome on, i’ll help you, and it hurts to breathe, it hurts to breathe, what is it , rum, rum? roma, quiet, quiet, quiet, roma, rum, roma, can you hear me, no pulse, no breathing. well, forgive me, please , you didn’t even call, listen, i wrote you a note, there is an unusual case, we have a young boy, a high school student, during an ultrasound, the heart stopped, they pumped her out, but what do i said. diana, aren't you interested? well, why aren’t you interested? wonder what diana said? hysterectomy, removal of the uterus, well, wait, mego, it’s not malignant, is there really no other way, if you mean, ontogany of hysterogenic hormones, then in my case this is not a solution, i discovered intolerance. no, wait , there are some experimental methods, there is a laser, ultrasound, we need to consult with eroshkin, i have already consulted, and we will definitely come up with something, i will definitely come up with something, ok, how can this be, he’s still a child, mom, what’s up, doc

before we get to that the notion they had a feel for what audiences wanted long before focus groups andri metrics we he an hour news organizations today put the like interviews. they like to go find the people who were in power and find out about them. you have gunther intervene churchill pretty scone with the marceaux the hungariannd correspondent in search of hitler's relatives and found them. i think thompson and nick interviewed hitler. that was something european correspondence pooh-poohed a little bit? >> customer. >> for european correspondence that's a little bit less british but for central european correspondence it was a less elevated way to try to get the news. the people i am talking about group and big city papers that is where they were couple reports of the chicago daily news orr tribune. they knew how to report on gangsters and r big city bosses. what they really liked was a sense of trying to take the measure of the man. one of the subjects they were reportingin on were dictators wo seem to all beri surface you see them in the newsreels. you see their polished perfection

stand, mihai, are you a cop or something, show you my id, stand where, well, calmly, don’t twitch, andryya, that's smart, well done! thank you, why, cherdyn called, he said that they called from the region, they said that grandma executed a power of attorney for nikolai petrovich kanovalov, he lives on the tenth line, house sixteen. i see, well, where is this apartment 422, so let’s go to the entrance, seryoga is behind me, ditches, wait, wait, ditches , i’ll shoot, georgi, i’ll jump into the car myself, i got hit, georgivich, stand, like that, now it’s not going anywhere, listen, andryukh, let’s go there, seryoga, and you and i will go there, come on, come on, come on, come on, why, that's it, kanavalov , stand there, quietly, calmly, the bastards surrounded you, well, you got there, smart guy, citizen of the ditch, we searched your apartment, seized your things, traces were found on your suit blood of vladimir tokarev, tell us why you killed him, and you watch advertising on tv if erases also. why pay more? i figured that if i added the necessary ingredients to the cheapest powder and

soso i think there is a lot of history there andry a lot of baggage from the colonial days. .1, .2, thenterterrorism cooperation is -- is actually preceded veryy well over the years. we have very willing partners because we have a line interest. nyou literally are sitting on that sub-saharan african and northern african divide. and, helping those governments really managed that responsible way. i think, frankly, something our colleagues probably could have focused on a bit more. edand then, finally, look, at te end of the day in terms of competition, it is all about geography and it's all about resources. for example, a tiny little town, there are multiple uranian mines that account for probably 30-45% , depending on how you count it. the supply chain. it is absolutely critical to their economy and to their energy supply. it does surprise me that macron and the french government and their response. i am sure that their people a lot smarter than i am on the natural resource competition that is going on. down off the camarillo nor the iranian mindset i just mentioned the other pieces geog

historian alan hatch paint was peeling off the columns of the great mansions, rooms were leaky andryly patched in every man over 30 could remember the federal troops the carpetbaggers and going hungry because of devastated fields, stolen cattle and the wreckage of the economy. this is a world he was born into a smoldering wreckage of the world he was born into. after his father wase elected speaker of thehe house and young harry burr decided to take charge of the family newspaper which are struggling to make ends meet. he took control of the evening star and at that time it was in sorry shape, n advertisers relae paying for their advertisement the paper they skipped altogether by the time the debt to the paper company had grown to a bill that was over $2500. the company refused to ship anywhere paper on credit so harry had this crazy idea to save the newspaper, pay-as-you-go this is where pay-as-you-go came from as harry saving the family newspaper. this was his plan he would drive all the way to the paper company in maryland every single day to buy one roll of paper and the next ord

i vaccinated the nation andry built the economy.uld say our democracy is still at stake. >> this, poll, shows his approval is down with latinos, voters without a college degree and independents. and 59% of democratic primary voters tell us, they want to see a challenger to president biden. i'm joined by a co-chair of the president's 2024 campaign, democratic congressman, jim clyburn of south carolina. he is, of course, also assistant democratic leader in the house. congressman clyburn, welcome back to "meet the press". >> thank you very much for having me back. our poll shows president biden is in a dead heat with president trump who has been indicted four times. why is that? >> i think the american people are focused on style than substance and that is the way it is in politics. joe biden is a man full of substance. you won't get it more from another candidate than him. he believes in democracy, and he believes in the american dream and he does what he possibly can to help people fulfill that dream and maintain this democracy and t

your own hands, if god has given you such a chance, tear it up, rush and achieve, no, no, you can, andryussian, thank you, melody, that’s how they grow, look on video, behind the scenes, behind the scenes, on your knees, very well, crawling, attention, even on lake baikal, great adventures await us, the train is tired of waiting for you, since childhood. a familiar feather, only you are not on it, the monotonous sound of wheels, there will now be a nazali, a song of lost dreams, a song of hopes and love, i want, can i add, i’ve just known them for a long time, girls, i’ve known them for a long time, guys, recently. and i want to say that in this team, you know, there is such a thing, well, this is when professionalism, because in all of them higher education, yes, is combined with nationality, with love, with love, yes, that is, everything is in you, and as one, really, as one family and children with you, and in general, i wish you only health, happiness, all the best, as he says, not an ounce ago, in no case, and you know what i want to say, professionalism is all clear, but when a gif

difficult to experience for the future of american hegemony and at the bloomberg agency, journalist andrisr the world - the main argument. do you want china to become the hegemon? us hegemony best explains the stability of the free world, the growth of prosperity and the absence of world war. i am fully aware of the anger of most of the world directed at the united states, but do you want china to become the hegemon, or maybe you need multipolarity, but multipolarity is warriors, and the imf at this time predicts that the general economic decline will continue until the end of the year, but not in asia. and it is in america that the united states will become the only country for which the imf predicts a continued decline in gdp in 2024, and dimon looks like he was absolutely not ready for such a turn. brazil india south africa is coming to the fore along with russia and china they are busy looking to create an alternative financial universe the reconciliation between saudi arabia and iran has changed the picture in the middle east we are witnessing the emergence of something new. in the wo

if there's anything that senator marshall andry talking about, that is exactly what we're talking about. if you spend money, you are spending money to save money, keeping people healthy saves money. in other words, common sense tells us that if we can prevent disease, do a better job keeping our young people healthy, if people can access to the t -- access the medical care when they need it, not just when they're very, very sick, if we can do those things we can keep them out of the hospital, and hospital costs are just extremely, extremely high. common sense also tells us it is literally insane that millions of americans with nonemergency health care needs get their primary care in a hospital emergency room, which in some cases is ten times more than the care provided them in a community health center. let me give you one other example of the irrationalities of our current system. in my own small state of vermont, last year our major hospital spent $125 million in one year on traveling nurses, because we don't have enough local nurses to support the needs of the hospital and many other

also go through our rwanda policy, have a very clear deterrent go through our rwanda policy, have andry have and that's|r deterrent go through our rwanda policy, have and that's before rent go through our rwanda policy, have and that's before the there and that's before the courts. and what keir starmer again wants to do is give up control of immigration, sign up to quotas that are decided by the eu and remove the deterrent that rwanda would provide alongside the return agreements that we put in place . this is that we put in place. this is some analysis and all of this is our political correspondent, olivia utley. >> good morning to you. and look, hillary's been in touch on email this morning. she says this definitely make this will definitely make up labour minds. labour brexit supporters minds. no chance they'll get his vote now. of a gamble from him, now. a bit of a gamble from him, isn't the right isn't it? everybody on the right and labour voters and perhaps even labour voters will is open borders by will say this is open borders by the back door. well absolutely. >> it is a big g