oh, yes, what would it be like without uncle antos?rote about him in his poems. here younger brother arrived. and sweets are sweet, editors’ club, russia is our main market, in 2 years we have grown there in export supplies by 8.5 billion dollars, calculations in national... union state, why to love the belarusian language, you have to hate russian, i ’m i can’t understand why, in order to love something, you have to hate something, the doors and borders of belarus are open, but not for the second front, for negotiations and interaction, don’t miss it on the belarus 24 tv channel, childish curiosity and genuine interest, absolute honesty, sincere emotions of the characters, a show in which famous people answer tricky questions of the younger generation. my parents often talk about how their dads and moms never spoiled them before. since they pamper us, but at the same time they control them the way they control us, why does this happen, do you think? the world has probably become tougher, there are a lot of temptations, that negative i

of yakub kolos took place, of course, the family... there lived here for 12 people here, dzyadzka antosa i dzetsi, there, of course, the house is very spacious, if you look at the windows, then the beautiful stained glass windows symbolize the different seasons of the year, this spring, autumn, summer, winter, and on these firanks with black silhouettes are marked the villagers who are consigning... the mickiewicz family wandered for a long time to different places, they changed many houses, but each corner left its own warm memories in the work of the great poet. you won't believe it, there is an oak tree growing here that is already 600 years old. this giant is probably a witness to many events, i definitely advise you to come and see it with your own eyes. the heroes of this program chose to live outside the city, where they see more opportunities and make the most of them. you moved from france to belarus? yes, you bake - delicious, cool, traditional real croissants. is there some secret to the test? love, well , of course, and patience and patience, love and patience, very good, th

oh, yes, how could we be without uncle antos, yakub kolos loved him very much. seem higher, the puddles, when the trees , as they say, all roads lead where, of course, to the capital of our homeland, to the city of minsk, but my journey is not over yet, in this place on academic street, the national poet yakub kolos has lived since the end of may. 1945, now there is a literary-memorial museum named after the outstanding classic, let's take a look there, once it was a wooden house in the courtyard of the main building of the academy of sciences under... then a stone extension was built, for the seventieth birthday of the national poet, designed by the architect georgy zaborsky a two-story cottage was erected. today on the second floor all the things of yakub kolos have been preserved. throughout his childhood, konstantin mikhailovich lived in poverty, he knew the price of bread, and knew how to live modestly. there was a place for everyone under one roof; his children, grandchildren, and young talents lived here, who were often helped by the maestro of the word. here in this office, behi

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the level of violence in the region is anto work on, and we e all i would say maintain the rules of the here 30 years. i will move my operaon fm shanghai to or wherever it will be,nd i am going to know that it is ok. it does not mean we have to everything perfect. we need to work on that formally in our countries, but if you look at the chinese business writer, it was the world bank doing business is agencies that help you navigate that as well. so tre is a bunch of work to do. i think it is a big opportunity, but we have to make it work. host: elena, i went to pick up on your comments about informality. you underscored how essential you have dual economiesloping wd informal economies are cut off from each other. besides creating stronger infrastructure, are there other policies you would suggest to address informality? ms. ianchovichina:ve the informn latin america sitting next to me. bill has done a lot of work on this topic. from the lens that we look at, i think they need to not only better connect so the low income thrives, but get into these neighborhoods and provide servis that w

antonio gramsci is influential the of judith butler, who was does this sex partt of this anto grsc then who founds ity's communist party in 1921. and and he had one of the first one that that the only one but one of the key people or one of the key cultural marxist westeme question why did the italian revolution■x fail? i could not establish in italian soviet why did the german revolution fail? could not establish a german soviet. the reason is that the worker has bought into the cultural matrix of class. they did the marx family private property in god needed to be abolished. he said most of those things in the manifesto. he says others or after the manifesto and the worker loved his family worshiped god was ■ppatriotic and loved what litte private operty h go of it, didn't want the state to take it away. and why is that? becae marx never it work. he was the original limousine marxist. he was working away in the library in london, doing research the whole time in what a worker. so gramsci's is the first one. i know i'm going to long, but gramsci is the first one to think that worker h

at that time i was cataloging the numbers, the exponential rise in anto that point in time, the end ofhe cand 2022, and how anti-semitism had grown so substantially in that time frame. however, as we all know, since october 23 -- or october 7, i should say, of 2023, since hamas terrorists attacked the people of israel and killed over 1,200 jews in israel, those numbers which are high and exponential, went even higher, an explosion across the country of anti-semitism. the antidefamation league has tracked the highest numbers of anti-semitic incidents ever shall ever, in the united states in 2023. and those numbers have undoubtedly continued to rise protests. there were over 8,800 instances including 2,177 cases of and 16. we cannot -- no one in this country -- none of us can tolerate any form of anti-semitism, any form of discrimination. abroad or at home, on college campuses in the workplace, on the playground, in any setting in american life. that's why we must pass the anti-semitismwareness act, a bill that my colleague, senator tim scott, and i have worked on for almost eight years.

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i tell friends that if your mother found out you were gay and you are in the room anto kill you becausethat, is that all right? of courst. is life and murder is murder. thank you. guest: thank you, david. i'm very glad you're mom chose life. i was listening to an interview that megyn kelly had with london who is hunter biden's i guess babymegan asked her if s she said no. she said i look at my litt girl and i thank god that i have her. most parents, all parents who have chosen life agree with that sentiment. my question for the left would be, what are your exceptions? you say we are not for but what are your exceptions? i have heard about when a baby can feel pain. the arizona initiative is one of the most extremen th you can decide you don't like the gender of your ban abortion. the law has gone way too and it's out of touch with most americans. host: how much in the next 4.5 months will we hear about abortion? much of the campaign will be focused on abortion? this is before we know the results of the supreme court idase. guest: this weekend is the anniversary of the dobbs decision. it

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