arthur thank you nothing he speaks. just listen go to the neighbor who was talking about the man with the blue bouquet and show him gladkov's photo. just show the photo and that's it. where are you silent? you know, yes, it looks like it, yes. if you want, i can do an analysis, because these figurines should have left some fragments of blood or tissue. this is a different statue. the one that was hit broke. what are you so happy? because i didn't make a mistake, i know who did it. really, i don't know why. i do not understand anything. thank you, what are you going to do better you don't know, i i don't understand it myself, that's all. khmurov great i'm glad, it will be better. i'm not sure it 's better, at least for you, what you mean, i know everything black cat that you killed alice is not a bouquet from the caprica salon where the saleswoman remembered you and the victim's neighbor on the landing. he recognized you. what are you? that's what you say, motherfucker. yes, yes, i will put you in jail, you will rot in m

arthur, we'll try. great.we're too slow to meet them, we need to dissuade them, and do n't put it off. good. arthur agrees, and he is pleased with everything. excellent thanks. it turned out. just discussed arthur in the case, wait a minute. i mean, he thought lawyers, all the gears spun. he's not a fool. i am now a millionaire without a job. i'm busy. give me an hour brother refused to follow up early for lunch, no work run away. you know i won't be coming back. it's alison what's the matter? have you been out of work for a week now? that i sent it again so not to him, but i need to call, i will pay. how much do we owe? i'll write a new check. in the meantime, you can continue to work, to quickly finish. i ordered a tree for your stable. to the wedding thank you happily. the apartment overlooking the square leaves in a moment. you're friends of donald, and i gave you a showing, but if you're interested, you need to decide quickly. i don't like that there are only three bedrooms, yes, but since this is not the

well, maybe you were just jealous of this arthur and that. what else arthur.u don't know who could have killed her? when did you last see each other? what did you do last night? i was in the pub with my friends. we sat until 12:00 on fridays. we go for a beer to confirm i tell you i didn't kill her. may i have the results of the examination ready for a second? baby good treatment it's just in time. you know that there is a theory about lost exes. for example, when the soul of a murder victim cannot calm down until it is found killed with these souls. it's just jealousy. it's just jealousy, because you are ordinary and i'm the chosen one. hello everyone, there is a new information. wait. let the chosen ones speak it. you're a moron, i'll explain to you. i'm not a fortune teller, i'm wet. i broke through goncharov's telephone conversations. i was a couple of hours before death. she called the same number several times. the number belongs to elizaveta temchenko, anna's best friend. she works as a doctor for a private friend. communicated to accurately confirm the

it's a real pleasure to be here with andrew and arthur today. let me echo aiden's praise for the for the amazing book that you see beside me a library of fragile history, which has an amazing range of evidence from paintings and inventories legal documents auction records. marginalia a vast sweep and our addition going from chuneiform to the google book settlement and beyond and that also wears its learning lightly. it's it's playful. it's full of rich anecdote and and incisive analysis as you would expect from these two towering historians of the book in the renaissance and reformation and i guess my first question to this author pair, is what made you want to turn from the kind of work that you've done as as scholars of the the sort of short deep furrow of of the dutch golden age or the book in the reformation to something that that takes on this kind of time and space tell us a little bit about the impulse for doing this work and then i have some more questions about the actual doing of it. well, i think i'll kick off there. i think thanks a

s. took. laurie debbie business reporter arthur sullivan joins me here in studio for more arthur put in there talking about directing energy elsewhere. where exactly is you referring to most likely and have we seen any effort so far to do just that now he mentioned stevens, the south and the east and roaches context that really means 2 countries, china and india, and really and truly rushes energy, alternative energy ambitions begin and end with china with i would say a more aspirational tales towards india. the reasons are obvious. those 2 countries together combine almost, you know, 2800000000 of the world people. they are 2 of the top 3 energy consumers in the world. their obvious markets, markets to target. however, in terms of what we've seen so far, we have seen india buying slightly more oil from russia since the invasion because they've been able to get it at a discount, a significant discount. it's still not, not much, relatively speaking, a lot less than europe uses, obviously. and in terms of china, we have seen, you know, rhetoric and talk of, of new deals mean, for examp

well arthur is a fan. ani well, a simple hard worker.i saw her photo in a magazine, fell in love, by the way, even attacked once near the house. well, she abruptly sent him for the fifth time, probably shaking screaming that they should be together. hello, first class of the highest category, igor nikolayevich gnezdelov, i am conducting an examination and i would like to ask you a couple of questions. yes, of course, of course, well, we all perfectly understand. what is a hospital the place where people die. well, it happens, yes, everything is so, unfortunately, yes, yes, my big one. tell me, over the years of your practice, hmm, you have not come across mystical cases. excuse me, what are mystical cases? well, for example, they did not observe it. ghosts, well, these are the souls of people who died can not rest in peace leave this pale world. you are now seriously asking. well, of course, he also jokes, there are no such relics. we have never seen anything like it. i've been incomprehensible. well , this only confirms my theorem, whic

it will be businesses, arthur sullivan, in studio. thank you very much. we're arthur mentioned those recent purchases of russian gas by i'm so russian oil, i should say by india actions that have cause friction with western g 7 nations leading the sanctions against moscow. a delhi has thus far stuck a stroke, a very defiant tone against warnings from the u. s. for example, but how sustainable is its position? india has maintained close relations with russia for decades. the asian countries, not just a key customer for russian consumer goods, but weapons are also high up on the list of imports, especially aircraft tanks and frigates. 60 percent off in the us army imports come from russia. india hasn't sanctioned russia over the war and ukraine. quite the opposite. at the end of march, new delhi ceased the opportunity to buy a russian oil edit deep discount. and as considering further orders to spite calls from the u. s. not to do so. if you're looking at energy purchases from russia, i would suggest that your attention should be focused on europe. i suspec

uh, the blessing of the mother of god, to put this icon in pur-arthur. they are didn't do it.nd for the second time , mother george appeared and now found e and bought and transferred to vladivostok the icon of the port arthur warrior that appeared in jerusalem.

eh, the blessing of the mother of god, to take it to the purple arthur and place this icon there.y didn't. so, and for the second time , mother george appeared and now she found e and bought and transferred to vladivostok the icon of the port arthur warrior that appeared in jerusalem, protecting the russian army. she is now in vladivostok well, in the russian church there are almost a lot of icons to them vladimir kazan italy my sorrows, which were also such difficult moments in our life history and the mother of god not without reason and we turn first of all after savior because we know that through her prayers , miracles can be performed through her prayers. we can have a special consolation, which we often lack in a moment of sorrow of despondency of some kind of disorder, because the mother of god, who stood in front of the cross, which obviously participated in the burial of the savior, she experienced some not real torments, those torments that were predicted yet another auspicious seed when she brought the divine infant to the temple. he said a weapon would go through your

here is the apartment where arthur is. well, yes, so the fashion designer said the corpse could not be found. click, otherwise i have gloves. strange smell, not me. it's a pity i didn't make it. i don't like them. i can sniff another version of you. and here lies, it seems, this time, of course, under the nails. well, somehow it's not real, or what? lyash nah, this is what someone cleans like that and i lyoshenka puffs up a staged performance, you decided so, because spaghetti and cucumbers are not put in borscht. everything, i put it. well, i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm a man to a man it's not necessary to know what exactly is put in borscht. well, he didn’t notice, i didn’t notice, but maximov noticed, because he knows how to cook. so, a bad detective just can't cook borscht maximov knows how. thank you for everything, leshenka, you are a good detective. it doesn't bother me at all that you can't cook. thank you friend, please, something else confuses me. what, for example, that you obviously do not notice. thank you friend.

lisa , for now write the address of the cafe where you met arthur and the address of the place wherethe package. maxim and lyosha interviewed both cafe administrators. keep listening. well, in general, about the administrator, he claims that arthur for a day for two, he came to a cafe among young people, looked out for a victim, then sat down to her. and after that, no one saw him in the cafe. shipping addresses have been verified. yes, i went to the same address. alexei went to a different address. i arrived and opened the door. grandmother dandelion honored teacher, uh, i asked the neighbors of our defendants no one saw no one knows. what, well, the same thing that zharova lives at the specified address. conservatory student laureations of possible competitions violinist and the neighbors have never seen this very scalar petushkov. yes? i think the choice of addresses was completely random. yes, by the way, i put the addresses of these, er, cafes and apartments, but on the map it turns out that they are all in different districts of moscow, there is nothing in common between them.

uh, the blessing of the mother of god, to take it to pur-arthur and place this icon there.didn't. this is how she appeared for the second time. and mother george now found e and bought and transferred to vladivostok the icon of port arthur , a warrior who appeared in jerusalem, protecting the russian army. she is now in vladivostok well, in the russian church, he almost has many icons of vladimir kazan toli, my sorrows, which were also such difficult moments in our life history and the mother of god not without reason. we turn first of all after the savior because we know that through her prayers miracles can be performed through her prayers. we can have a special consolation, which we often lack in moments of grief, despondency of some moods, because the mother of god, who stood in front of the cross, which obviously participated in the burial of the savior, she experienced some kind of not real torment, the torment that was predicted still rich in seed, when she brought the divine baby to the temple. he said that your soul weapons pass. that is, you will, uh, suffer, just

now for one of the chinese economy, i'm joined here in studio by my colleague arthur sullivan. arthur, let's start with the new figures. these export numbers seem to suggest that things are looking relatively good to what extent is actually the full extent of what's going on with the chinese economy. but you said it yourself, steven. it's an incomplete picture. so yes, the export figures are quite strong, although slightly a slight drop from the combined figures of john you're in february. but the really interesting figure here is the import figure. so we see an actual like dip compared to this time last year, no point one percent. and what part of that is an existing problem? there has been a slowing of domestic growth in china. partly contributed to by the fact that the chinese government is significantly trying to read read and it's read a stay at debt problem. we also do see a significant impact from, from the war and ukraine and also of course, the shanghai or disruption. so in terms of warren, you can, we can see if we look at, if we drill into those important figures, we see a

and i always appreciate arthur, let me go to you 1st and toronto. what happened to the liberal tradition? i mean, it seems of all crashed. i mean, every single minority group a marginalized group, we have to have tolerance, we, you know, it, we hear it all the time. 247. but there's one exception. it's russians apparently go ahead and toronto it's, it's interesting cuz there's a are almost a rejection of that original liberalism that the west kind of developed. lastly, while and it's turned into a new religion. i'm a new state religion almost in which there's something called repressive tolerance . and, and that is based in this kind of neo marxian, postmodern ideology that is very brand throughout, throughout the western general. so that sort of gets standard oliver. if i go to you very early in california, you're, you specialize in these kinds of things here. are you surprised of the, the, the ferociousness of this kind of cancel can, i mean, we, you know, this is canceling of an entire people of an entire culture. now i only a few weeks ago, mont

go back to arthur here because it's not about politics. it's about a people, it's the, the nature of these people. that's what this is all about, that's what racism is all about here. they kicked me this liberal mindset. can't even comprehend that they are propagating racism against a large group of people collective guilt. go ahead and toronto, well, it goes back to what i was bringing up at the very beginning. that whole concept, that ideology, that is what we have to realize is the west is not a liberal democracy. at this point in time, we are infected with an ideology. there is nothing like liberal democracy and it does see people as either oppressors or oppressed. and in this case, it's use russia, the oppressor, therefore russia and its people. and it doesn't matter who or what are nuance or anything like that. cancel done. and when we realized that the west is doing it to itself as well. yeah, there's almost no western country i know that isn't practicing the same sort of cancellation, the same sort of antagonism towards people with

go back to arthur here because it's not about politics. it's about a people, it's the, the nature of these people. that's what this is all about. that's what racism is all about here. they can't leave this liberal mindset, can't even comprehend that they are propagating racism against a large group of people collective guilt. go ahead and toronto, well, it goes back to what i was bringing up at the very beginning. that whole content, the ideology, that is what we have to realize is the west is not a liberal democracy. at this point in time, we are infected with an ideology that has nothing like liberal democracy. and it does see people as either oppressors or oppressed. and in this case, it's these russia, the oppressor, therefore russia and its people. and it doesn't matter who are what are nuance or anything like that. cancel done. and when we realize that the west is doing it to itself as well. yeah, there's almost no western country i know that isn't practicing the same sort of cancellation, same sort of antagonism towards people withi

arthur dale was the first of the communities and so all of the problems got sort of manifest in arthur dale and then got sort of in the other communities. so one of the things they want to move quickly in arthurdale. they bought prefab houses that were originally designed to be vacation homes or cottages on the seashore in new england, so they were not insulated. they were used only in the summer months typically. and so they bought them in mass and they were having them shipped down here, but as they were waiting for them to ship down they dug out the the foundations for the houses, but when the house is arrived it turned out that the foundations didn't match the houses. they had to redig foundations, and they had to readjust some of the houses. they had to insulate the house because they weren't very well insulated. they had to do a lot of adjustments that sort of were awkward and expensive. transitions on the move, but arthurdale's where they figured all of that stuff out. here's another image of one of the arthur dale. houses i remember the the house is pretty small. it's only abou

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novikov novikov thank you arthur who is this? i don't know, uh, one.but i can only tell you one thing, that if the talk about ivan's temperament was true. then he would have gone a long way, having learned about another man. oh hello, look masha, i realized that i can’t sit in four walls and i want to help somehow. here we only ask you. your. well, we have the herald of human death. twin sister masha, i will ask you to move away. i need to tell my colleagues confidential information. yes, of course, wait in the office. okay, you remember. sharp today lenochka is not discussed by outsiders, and secondly the victim was pregnant. sorry something is wrong with me. and this novikov, you are jealous as hell that he found out that the child is not from him and you should go and talk to him. he works for a furniture company. i'll send you the address now. what are you doing and what, it's you, elena nikolaevna, that 's sneaking up on me imperceptibly, right? and i 've been standing here for a minute, just studying. in respect of office, well, to expand due to

arthur let's agree, if i score now, you give me guys for a day.ring you evidence that sadness killed the watchman, we agreed. well , if you score the ladies of the guys, if you don’t score, well, then you wo n’t give it well, we agreed. lisova what's the matter? head something? he shorty will not get kindergarten. the brush hit him. well, tell me. or now you have to ask with a linen. oh, yes. okay, page is fine. now we'll go to thailand, check everything a little, and then for the wedding. actually, i am still married to marina sergeevna ilyina, so you know, i'm aware. maybe you should reconsider this position. what do you mean divorce? well, i didn't say that. okay, pasha will deal with his women somehow, for now, but that's all i managed to get out of the phone. swedish chip in half. here are just two pictures. excellent thank you. nikit well done that they are all familiar with each other and vlad and mikhailov and the swedes to be sure of only one thing he is familiar with vlad because he was driving. what are the rates? no, i don't want to, i

yes , arthur conan doyle? he was, in my opinion, wrote the lost world. where where were the adventures described? people exactly in time with dinosaurs in the same time with dinosaurs, as far as my memory serves me, but anton alexander is not in this cyst, truth from the same no feather. yes, there is the little prince, but unfortunately he is. we do not take hints 50x50, yes, let's go. so yes, yes, this is the answer from our guests, right? well, who thinks that conan doyle is sherlock holmes and only it's not? remember the lost world, what is conan doyle and arthur dactyl is the name of this pterosaur fossil in honor of the fact that the hero of the lost world discovers the winged one. i yesterday the jungle correctly 50.000 of your thank you mother and father. 10 question 100 thousand rubles well, here you need to do something with the tips. charles great as far as i remember from the lessons of history, is this the founder of the carolingian dynasty in europe before him? i don't remember that there were pi

mark twain a yankee at king arthur's court is here and a fairy tale end of 100 is here and a snapshotf high spirits take off, but passion and will. i was already striving, as if the wheel was given an even course of love, which moves the sun and shone the divine comedy bravo 100, judging by the name of the station, this hero did not even understand. from which station he left, either from moscow or from finland, here’s what no way person, absent-minded 300 cartoon patrick , friend of sponge bob square pants, is precisely this organism. patrick in sponge cartoons boba is patrick starfish marine life 400 cat poke -900. yuri stow has mikhail 100. to whom will you give mikhail mikhail the topic around shakespeare , is your bet? stop watching the screen in 1912 this shakespearean play was made into a 55-minute silent film frederick ward played the title role king lear the title character in the foreground and that is, of course, richard iii marine life 200 one company announced plans to build in the canary islands a farm for growing these mollusks for food, scientists consider the idea inh

how is the search for arthur going?missed yevgeny nikolaevich well , let's not, even now our boss has disappeared, but still his wife, well, to hell with all disputes , you need to check all cases of the disappearance of girls. check, but we're not laguna well, that's good. i don’t even know why they attacked us so much, what we did. i think that your husband wanted to find yana's kidnappers himself, and apparently he succeeded.

as the late arthur of the first step act i know that is not what we wrote the statute to do. the act was supposed to allow elderly inmates and those suffering from terminal illness to petitionou the court for a sentence reduction. the statute also allows for a reduction if the court finds an extraordinary and compelling reason judges should use great discretion. judges should weigh against the charge, the dangers to society, and the risk of recidivism. at her hearing judge jackson said that she based her extraordinary and compellingan finding on the non- retroactive changes to the law. this radical interpretation is terrible and dangerous. congress chose which provisions the first step act would apply retroactively. the senate is currently considering legislation that i cosponsored with chairman durbin that makes some of the first step act provisions retroactive. but, that is congresses role, not judge jackson's role. senator durbin and i would not have been able to broker a compromise on that legislation if senator's thoughts the judges would re- write the law and insert the

arthur brooks recently wrote about three traits most important in life -- honesty, compassion, and faith. i'd like to thank those same -- think those same yard sticks to me passed by my parents who is watching on c-span now. someone asked my wife, amy, what would be the next chapter? she said -- and they lived happily ever after. indeed, we will. and i thank amy, our two kids, three grandkids, for giving me so much to look forward to. thanks, again, to the people of my district who placed their faith and confidence in me all these great years. god bless the u.s.a. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlelady from michigan, mrs. dingell, for five minutes. mrs. dingell: thank you, mr. speaker. i can't even read. mr. speaker, for 35 years, fred upton has been a devoted public servant for southwest michigan, all of michigan, and our nation. throughout his career, he has always put the people he served first. to him, bipartisan and compromise are not forbidden words. fred knew well that if we are going to deliver real solutions for the ame

they spoke about the abduction of politician arthur took him, they made theatre about torture. in presence, ensemble members, risk persecution, jail sentences, and being banned from performing for the, for the whole to hit him, duncan, ah, the whole one gambler, i was, i think it spectrum was afflict schiffer nick or english. the one that i would have, i'm only skype conference, 54 years thought the thought i did that we had isn't the lu, from the growing unrest, turned the film about the theatre troop into a documentary of the protests and attribute to bel russians who demonstrated civil courage was thoroughly william as fulton dimensions esteemed. haven't people who devoted to her and that the candidates in the presidential elections were tortured in prison, in such a way that people had decide and could hear. the men's voices, sas delighted that allison could have understood from a few of them were kilten. i need a mention on gib rock. i was gonna do it. oh yeah. yeah. i did. oh yeah. you can use dorothy to pull you up with alexi pablo. yon documented the brutal repression b

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faith a great deal and we've been talking in this language amity for a long time about flourishing arthur brooks came around about 10 years ago and said, this is how people achieve happiness is with earned success that the component of family a friends of some religious connectivity and then of work that it is these are the factors that it when harmonize most bring about a happy human experience. this is there's a long tradition of teaching of this in the church both catholic and protestant traditions, and i believe that human forishing is no more complicated than that which advances the well-being of society and i think that economics is a profession losing. to that aim and moving into more you mentioned charts and graphs and econometrics has gotten this incredibly wrong. well, but i'm going to push back a little there dave. does that mean a child credit is more important than a significant reduction in the capital gains rate. we'll see again that involves a trade-off and charts and it does require charts, but what we're doing when we study the charts and and evaluating an adjudicating t