arthur answers.neralist and this is what time dictates today it is impossible to be one person, you need to combine the qualities and skills of completely different areas, then success will come to you. maybe i 'll break the stereotype such that, uh, you have one profession and you all stay in it. grow your career in korea tam until you rise to some leadership positions and that’s all and you are not moving anywhere. and here you have chosen the path and suffer on it, as they say, and it doesn’t matter there anymore, that is, i break the stereotype, because you can break your path and try to injure not go straight to take and break the fence there and go there. there, it turns out, something new, something interesting, which is filled with the meaning of life. as often as adults, we try ourselves in some new professions , occupations, hobbies, often, we are immersed in everyday routine life. we go to unloved job. we live in endless days in groundhogs. but you just need to try something else, especial

arthur has grown exponentially. not believe not in luck, not in luck, not in the gift of heaven, but he admits in an incredible way, as soon as he took up carpentry, as if fate itself decided for him to help at the very moment when he most needed orders and support. instagram gives arthur an advertising coupon. i launched an ad on all these tricints, you don't know , there was just a boom. because before that, my posts were collected there at the very least there. well, there, well, 30 likes, there are 50 60, it turned out, wow. this, probably, i'm some kind of successful, and then i immediately get 1,500 in a few days. she had many applications. and this is such a kind of modern boost language, yes, it turned out. arthur finds a room under the workshop is bought by special machines that make it possible to make ideal blanks from not always even wooden planks, they try different paints. impregnation varnishes disappear for hours in hardware stores, some kind of composition you take it, you think. within 20 minutes y

sfpd only said arthur's case is still open. so still no bags. even with our intervention. >> i do appreciate everything you have done. and nbc has done to support me in this journey through this situation. >> reporter: we wondered what uber's policy is. but it didn't respond to us for this story. like lyft, uber's website says you can message your driver. though it is not responsible for items you leave in a vehicle. >> not responsible. but uber does track those items. even publishes an annual lost and found report which tells us the most commonly left behind item include clothes, backpacks, purses, and phones. the day when people leave the most stuff behind? april 5. more than a thousand reports that day. besides other curiosity ins the report, like 40 pairs of dentures left behind in 2022, there is helpful info. for example, the days when people are most likely to leave stuff behind? saturdays and sundays. and around 11:00 p.m. so, if you are ride sharing on a weekend night, be extra mindful of your stuff. arthur has a parting practical tip fo

arthur explored that but ultimately decided to write off his $3,000 loss.you're lost with a rideshare case, here's how to find us. scan the qr code on your screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >> thank you, chris. >>> let's talk about our weather now on this holiday. i'm not good with this. i don't like the wind and cold. not fun out there today, jeff. >> sun and heat. >> i'm glad you got that off your chest because i was going to ask, what were you all feeling about the weather? so today not so much? >> you're like our counselor here. no. it stunk. >> oh, man. i know the weekend, though, did end up kind of playing out nice for us. we did get in some warmer weather. i wanted to show you exactly why. it's all about this cooler than normal system sitting out here off the coastline. you know, we have had so many years in the past where we've already seen temperatures in the 90s, even the 100s. but we keep getting system after system moving in, and it's really keeping these temperatures down. the other thing, as raj mentioned, that's

arthur became the symbol of a benevolent ruler.t might is right. might for right. >> this is time for american heroes weaned reach for the stars. >> reporter: no wonder that the man behind tv's "west wing" couldn't resist bringing his own spin to arthur's story. >> this version of arthur grows up to be martin sheen. >> reporter: oscar winner aaron sorkin adapted the script for the current broadway revival of "camelot." >> this is the time of king arthur. and forgiveness is not weakness and justice is not revenge. >> reporter: why this story now though? is there a reason to tell it now? >> yeah. i think that there is always a reason to tell it. we have been for the last five, six years waking up every morning as if there is a gray cloud over us. i think that we want to be reminded that we are better than it seems like we are. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in the musical, the kingdom c when the knight lancelot comes between arthur and his queen guinevere. human passions undermining civic ideals. but in sorokin's version, which is up for five tony

and arthur had the last medical record. in march it was 182 cm.urgery marks , uh, no scars, and no tattoos were found, but there were scars on arthur's leg. and another inconsistency in the picture of the skull , one tooth is clearly missing in the top row. arthur says his mother did not have such a defect, having discovered a dozen inaccuracies. she refused to admit that the found body belongs to her son, demanding more weighty evidence from trackers and forensic experts , and later she decided to take a desperate step exhumation experts could not answer many questions with absolute certainty, given the state of the remains and tissues, dna examination revealed the common genotypes of the found body with biomaterials mother and father, but again with a margin of error, nevertheless, the disappearance case was closed, and the woman continued her investigation in 2020. husband passed away the ritual agent drew attention to the photo of his son and filled the widow with asharashila. instruments and asks, and who is your relation artur harutyunyan, i

arthur tamerlane can you hear me?de in a person inside. you always remain yourself open the locker. i'm not alone, you're ready for anything. there are limits to everything, of course. each person has a girl to dress up to paint, nails painted head. and this, of course, is not ready. i think everyone here is not ready to do that. well, other than that , maybe this is your test. tamerlane. these kids want you to cheer them up there. will you be ashamed to amuse the children, can you cheer in a different way? do you want me to tell you how old are you? of course, of course, another task. i didn't expect. search, honestly, i'm very surprised, and what is not? i will not change my principle. come on, thanks kids. thank you, i realized that he does not change clothes, which changed his principles. discuss today's test, how did the guys react? i didn’t think that it would cause such a violent reaction from the guys, someone did it, someone didn’t, but i want to note that kirill obviously took lessons, either dancing or then

[applause] >> i grew up in arthur, a tiny town of 300 people. >> yeah!er) >> part of the other 300 people that did. our parents were a gift. they taught us not just by words, but by their actions. dad, navy world war ii veteran, taught us importance of service to the country. mom, she taught us to think carefully, and respect everyone. from the earliest days, dad and mom, not sure why they supported my entrepreneurship, ideas, launching a newspaper when i was eight years old in elementary school, or wilderness canoe trips or hitchhiking to alaska as a teenager. it was a cold night in january and ready to head out to the neighboring town kindred when they pulled me off the bus to tell me that our dad was dying, i was a freshman in high school, that was tough. but north dakota is the kind of place your neighbors rally around you. it was also interestingly, the birthplace of the good samaritan society of america. at that time we like to kind of brag that arthur had a population of 400 and not 300. we got to that big number because we proudly counted over 10

this means ukrainians, king arthur is, uh, ukrainian sarmatians. foreign-speaking people with akin to our current ossetians it happened when they were in britain after measuring the sarmatians and rome were placed. that is, this is the end of the second century, the prototype of this military leader. turbo subsequently recognized europe under the name of arthur, he lived and acted at war in the middle of the second half of the sixth century, that is, elapsed, from that time. well, more than 300 years is almost 400 years. and here comes the question. could these military contingents of sarmatian mercenaries have made any contribution to the british to the celtic culture, it is quite possible, could some elements of the military culture then, but be reflected in british culture, too, they certainly could, but another question is that over time, their resettlement before the epoch. e, artur it's been a lot of generations and certainly. these are the sarmatians, several thousand people, they assimilated into the harmonized british celtic society. they

arthur: absolutely.he has never stopped and as part of this we are recommitting and accelerating the work we are doing, including around ai. for example, we are very aware and we are going to expand innovation in our ai servers. we see a 30% five plus year behavior on that ai server demand. we will have infrastructure services and solutions to help accelerate innovation. rishaad: how does it move the needle for you overall? pc sales have not really picked up after the pandemic. what is your forecast for them? >> we see pc sales returning to growth later in our fiscal year. the good thing about lenovo is that we have multiple legs of our business. we have our smart devices and been we have smart infrastructure, as well as smart solutions and services. overall, while there are some headwinds in the short-term in the pc space, fundamentally we see the demand for digital transformation and playing ai remain strong in the medium to long-term. those are the things that drive the virtuous cycle where people wil

every small town in america's like that, but arthur, especially.body was in need, a neighbor was always there to help out. we see that across the entire state of north dakota today. if a farmer has a serious health issue, all the neighbors rally to get the crops planted or harvested. and every spring in north dakota, like this spring in ranch country, neighbors help neighbors with spring roundups and brandings. i'll never forget the way our town lifted up our family and supported us all when mom had to go back to work after dad died. other dads like lester zimmerman, all made sure i was doing ok. mom was driving to and from fargo from work and every night after basketball or football practice when mom was still working late in fargo i'd go to helen and william's house for a fabulous dinner, home made rolls and a wonderful chocolate milk shake. i'll never forget her generosity and kindness and her daughter, julie barner, is here today. julie, right over here. [applause] it shouldn't be a surprise that smalltown values have guided me my entire life.

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and last but certainly not least, is arthur milikh arthur is the executive director of the center for the american way of life, the claremont institute in washington, d.c. authors writing has appeared in claremont review of books national affairs city real clear politics, greatness and the daily signal. arthur holds master's from the university of chicago, a b.a. from emory, and is currently working towards ph.d. in philosophy at catholic university. arthur would you join us. all right. so i'm going to take my seat and we're going to get our conversation. okay. mary, i feel so far from you. i know. i think i was supposed to sit there rather than here. but we can we can all shuffle up one, if you like, and just crack on. i don't mind. let's crack on. let's cracker. all right. so. so, mary, can you. i'd love one to read a definition. feminism that i've heard you give before. it's a definition have haven't heard anyone else give before. you say that feminism is a doctrine. argues that we can and should use technology to the fullest extent possible to flatten the differences between the s

but want to start with you, arthur. you know, because you've worked for every president from ronald reagan to donald to richard nixon, calvin coolidge was they got one of your students so can you tell everybody that story that i love that you told the time? really? i think taxes better any story have ever heard and it's the story of robin hood can explain that one. do you really want me to go? yes. i love it's an hour long story. i go along to like. oh, come on. come on. no, no no, i'll do that. it is. does take a long time. okay. well, if you don't want to wait, you know, i get. but it's it's just a real simple thing here. can i do other. just the theory of redistribution which is just critical here it's critical to all politics not only the highest tax rate which is the centerpiece of the debate today. the theory of redistribute is when you take from someone else a little bit more. right. and you give to someone has a little bit less, that's called redistribution. okay. you're me. when you take from someone who has a

— service, as we've also got ray arthur lewis, the former deputy mayor— arthur lewis, the former deputyne final one here, david crostini, — and one final one here, david crostini, former political adviser to the _ crostini, former political adviser to the former prime minister, also getting _ to the former prime minister, also getting one. to the former prime minister, also getting one-— getting one. thanks for taking us throu~h getting one. thanks for taking us through that _ getting one. thanks for taking us through that considerable - getting one. thanks for taking us through that considerable list - through that considerable list there. let's go back to layla and westminster. microphone fixed, so layla, and terms of the wall politics here of what we are talking about, you referenced the labour opposition and the quotes from them. but we know that the labour party want reform of the house of lords. but tell us more also about the strange within the conservative party between the current prime minister, former prime minister, and whether this list got through. that is really the _ whe

i came across the fact that arthur sackler had financed all all of this. and then his memorial service was held in at that facility by the temple of den door. and to me, that spoke volumes of, you know, how the powerful, how the rich can hold public perceptions of their personalities by uh, by throwing money around by buying their, you know, putting their names on different places. and, and what was extraordinary as well is again in watching the archives the story play out was how this all came apart. and it didn't really come a part because of my work or the work of other journalist. it came a part for the sac lawyers in terms of their public reputation. when a photographer named golden launched a campaign against it and began to hold demonstrations at all. the major museums were, the sackler name appeared and basically said, i will not exhibit in this museum if you continue to accept money from the satler's and she hit them in the place where they lived. and the results for the families name were devastating as a result. well, there has been this lawsuit

if you will, was arthur sackler. and in the late 19 fifties, early sixties arthur sackler created something that hadn't existed before, which was basically the advertising of prescription drugs to pharmacists and the use of sales representatives to go out and basically market drugs to pharmacy is. and then the recruiting of dr. it's who were then being paid to market drugs to market the same drugs to their colleagues. so he essentially created this eco system that we live in today, where there is ever, you know, account for every ill and were confronted by these advertisements. everywhere we look, magazines, television, you name it, and prior to the advent of oxycontin, these kind of uh, massive advertising campaigns were reserved for, you know, kind of common place medicines, you know, like you were a fever medicine or a heart medicine or something like that. but oxycontin became the 1st case where the techniques that were used to promote kind of every day drugs were used to promote was what was arguably the most pr

come to leonard arthur's study. i have a whole range of products.an i still ask you to tell me what you can do before an ultrasound . and what is impossible and how long do we have dairy products here? here we have crystal colored babu you alcohol. fruits and carbonated drinks elena vasilievna, in fact, all this is impossible before the study on the day, especially the day before, if the patient has digestive problems, then 3 days before that you need to follow a very strict diet, and remove all legumes the day before. uh, cabbage is a dairy product to uh reduce gas. here i just want to explain to our viewers. what is gas formation? so you are so gassing can occur if you have milk intolerance gassing can occur if you eat coarse fiber, crystal cauliflower, herbs, fruits, and so on, there is gas formation when you drink straight carbonated water. i will now show gas formation and i want leonarthurna to answer. why don't you like penis gas in your mouth? as ultrasonic rays, they do not pass through gases, they are extinguished and are not rejected from

thank you very much arthur for such news. i am sure that will become the basis of the feature film in this story. and the important thing is that you have to wait for your loved one. so let's see the promised plot. this is a black-and-white group photograph, one of the most valuable exhibits of the tenth school museum at first glance, ordinary boys and girls with their plans, dreams and hopes, but not all of them were destined to come true graduation forty-first said goodbye to school on june 21 a couple of hours before the war. guys, even front, uh, they were not called up right away, but they were so in their blood was the defense of the motherland that they even added a few years to themselves in order to leave to fight from this class 10 b class will go to fight out of 13 and 11 boys , seven will not return, one of the graduates of the tenth school in the fatal forty-first was irina naumovna her farewell party. even after 80 years. she remembers in detail how she did her hair, dressed up, and then twirled in a dance and r

i am eric sean green hi arthur. >> hello everyone i am arthel neville. crews were out there for hours battling the flames. philadelphia fire department says after the initial fire broke out gas lines kept exploding underground. a state transportation official say this is likely to shut down i-95 indefinitely. this philadelphian agrees. >> i was woken up to nothing but text messages, phone calls. i had no idea what was going on i got dressed and came out and looked down and i smelled a smoky smell and i was like damn dude it would be a rough couple of weeks is not getting fixed tomorrow. eric: most important roots in the northeast, cb is here with us. >> both lanes of i-95 are closed in northeast philadelphia as crews work on the bridge collapse. at an official seen a tanker truck caught fire under i-95 and northeast philadelphia near cottman avenue causing the northbound overpass to collapse and now 7 miles of i-95 north and southbound are closed. officials are warning other streets near the bridge could be closed as crews continue the cleanup. this happ

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try arthur love. try artur khashlamo roots. no. just say the average european ones, i probably gave it up. human bones, the more bones live, the better the broth. say it's not good, let them be honest, tell the program honestly, yes, you armenian cousin clearly coped with the taste of greens, vegetables, on the right hand we will have something to work on. this is good. you already have a verdict. they said there is something to work on. yes, the broth is better than khashlama anyway. that's what i ate always treats my close friend , your good friend arak. artyom something tolyan m-m. this is what he does best. a completely unique person at the very beginning of the pandemic, he tested all the children of russia and showed that they all have 90% immunity from the corona virus. we just adore him as a scientist and a person. so what's the hose? in fact, a long, long, long stew with potatoes and vegetables is correct, the more meat, comrades, the higher the gratitude of descendants and, most importantly, that this good. you must share

arthur great for your news. please pass on our congratulations on the past holiday of vitebsk, our greetings to we are ready to watch the plot. vitebsk celebrated its 1049th birthday with gifts and congratulations warm words to the birthday man were brought by friends from different regions in belarus and abroad from the armenian city of vanadzor, beloyarsky district of the russian federation, lipetsk, smolensk, gelendzhik and elista, one of the veteran guests of honor, participant in the liberation of the city of vitebsk, pyotr leontyevich leontiev, who represents the city of elista, the republic of kalmykia , we begin the holiday season with an official meeting at the museum of the vitebsk folk art school. this is the place, uh, that most of the participants in today's celebration will discover for themselves for the first time like me. i hope they will open the city, after all , after the official meeting, friendly delegations were invited to the summer theater. here the main celebrations were held from the s

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he, like arthur vandenberg, had undergone a dramatic road to damascus, if you will. the experience of the war had completely changed his views. and, of course, we're in the cold war, so we a new enemy in the soviet union. but he ran 1948 against an entrenched republican party. i i young one. first of all, i had a dutch name which was a big advantage in west michigan in 1948. he'd gotten 1% of the vote the last he ran, he was regarded invincible. and wonderful story. by this point, gary decided to settle down and he was seriously betty bloomer warren. and they had a a bizarre proposal which should have prepared for life as a political wife early in 1948. i think it's in february of 1948. ford proposed to her, if you could call it that. he said he wanted to marry her, but they couldn't set the and he couldn't tell her why. they couldn't set date. well know she didn't think much about it. well what it was was he to take charlie bachmann by surprise and delay his announcement as close as possible to the republican primary and in a huge. he beat one 2 to 1 going away whic

let's ask arthur's son arthur well, in a word.s you very well. this white color. still, such a color can convey. finally, your brightness, sincerity and courage to overcome the order. you're just marina romanova no questions at all, yes, i like to find fault. you know me, i like to say something. here's what i like. i liked everything. it's on her. she says sweater. yes, i think it's, uh, a cardigan. yes , no, it's, well, it's yes, yes, yes well, the jumper, and it's tucked into the pants just a little bit its very long. well, we decided to break the picture, because it turned out a little to the side, you didn’t like it. no, i liked it, but i would experiment a little in the side. here she comes to me right away. and i think, lord, come to her to refuel, or maybe there is such a blood with this one cut out, i want to take care of it completely. i understand you run there, most of all you hug quickly. e is. as a man, i try to support them. here. well, that's right. i'm also trying to hold, and i'm feminine and i want it not to be

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arthur brought in by a major developer. just a reputable businessman.his office on odesskaya several years ago under strange circumstances. he got state land, at a reduced cost to this businessman and the very scheme of stealing plots. we will be back. in the meantime, let's talk about what was once on it, this car has its name. well, his name is vovan, he is from the master and margarita out, you are his pilot sergey fetisov just returned from the competition. they were held in ryazan in krasnodar by a racer now there is no place even to train. but it wasn't always like that before around the ring. you observe such movements there as a paired drift, an unpaired bumper popped up on the curb, spontaneous street races flew off on the roadway, they were everywhere. and after the track appeared in our city, i did not notice that someone was driving then the krasnodar racers began to gather at a special turbodrome and it was called the white arrow, and it was a unique sports facility of its kind, a plot of more than 15 hectares was equipped with to all canon

lost the prologue ended up on the green carpet twice correctly answered by victoria mikhailova arthur earned. with one penalty point, the semi-finals lost the prologue. well, i lost on the red. this is a disgrace, it must be allowed to recoup. i will not explain the competition of eloquence to the revealed emissary of the movement. 15 minutes before start competition. i approached our participants and said that our future largely depends on how the national projects of the russian federation will be implemented, and one of these projects is the national education project. the subject of such talent should be. multifaceted and desirable hello, dear maria pak hello, dear yuri pavlovich well, i agree with this statement, talent really should be multifaceted. and i believe that only that person can be called truly talented, whose talent covers various areas of life, and is not limited to any one. i believe that the duty of every person is to develop in all available ways, and to expand his talent to various areas for the benefit of his motherland and for the benefit of all mankind, includ

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