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in the next step , asp hopes to send a phone through the fifth generation or 5g waves, which requirespeed at least 10 times faster than the current speed of the satellite. slow engineers service company in early 2023, esdi space telecommunications managed to establish a video connection between an ordinary smartphone and the low-orbiting satellite of the company known as obamacare 3. the researchers of our country were able to recover agricultural waste by implementing technological projects and produce by-products from them, according to jihad's announcement. university, the production of modified starch from potato waste, the transformation of date waste into natural sweeteners, the production of flour and bread from oak, and the transformation of garlic waste and juice factories into a type of fiber with natural origin and its return to the product cycle are among the achievements of academic jihad researchers. the research group was also able to reduce water consumption in the agricultural sector with the help of artificial intelligence and the internet of things

mountain and alive you, who tried to escape with the floors without lithos, were shot, and with tomato asps the symbol of people's memory to the enlightened peaceful people of the kindred nationalities and true knowledge of trends. that i have my nalasia, i have rejected both the scales of belarus and the scales of the tagat-shasnoy ussr, the power of the complex has never been a memorial. remember whatever. what would be done neither a soldier, nor a soldier, nor a minavit partisan, uh, peaceful people. this was another understanding from the kirovism of the republic here they are brightening my sharguy on the uaz of peter moshev ion was a mitten, and he was a smoke, who took under his guardianship from the creation of khatyn, and not only you did not succeed in a lunge was an improject, yakiya went with a pen. vezka legend illuminated it and the complex was completed in 1968 by the prokans . oleg will now be downtrodden for dasha's car. and live healthy, and so the most eternal fire. the actual memorial complex khatyn presented twice on the thirtieth snezhnaya 1968 and the fifth linden 19

and as we mentioned, our last quarter, our asps are up 25% they're up 35% over a few years ago.ices without resistance and we're taking more orders with higher prices can that's really landing -- aligning demand with supply. without having inventory on the market, you have to go in and buy an aston martin, you have to order it that's having great effect on the residual values of asps. both sports car and suv. >> lawrence stroll on fire in the show room and onthe rice track of formula one thank you for joining us carl >> good stuff, robert. that's robert frank. >>> inted reportedly in talks to m.vest in chips ar the implications for softbank as well after the break >>> intel ramping up after there could be the busiest time this year. >> this could get messier. closer to the blockbuster arms idea. one state continues to be on fire this year. intel as a personal anger investor. they plan on being a strategic investor. they could go to other investors and say, the rival investor is not a success. after a decade of decline, after seeing delays in next generation chips, part of the bi

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and come out to meet, like cinnamon, the beauty of the asp.se is in it and i play when i am stronger eyes ah-ah-ah-ah blue eyes ah-eynochka about family eyes. talyanochka, well, quite plusovaya yura, it may be that somewhere in a year you and i, somewhere in the russian provinces, will suddenly see how at the wedding, under this salt of yours, sergei alexandrovich yesenin and your yuri viktorovich turn out and marinka's voice people dance, well, right she starts. well , it would be great, of course, the authors can only dream of this, but it seems that dima is right. it could be. oh, by the way, we have there is one song to give no such groovy. eh, eh, and i came across these siesenins. i realized that the guys are being drafted into the army. they walk the last money with the girls. this is such an amazing state of affairs. and, of course, the olivine is also an accordion, it is written there. oh well, now everything will be clear from the text, yes, so if marina sings, then we will be happy to. krivinka's path on a summer evening, a blue one

in the next step , asp company hopes to connect the phone to the bluebank satellite through the 55th generation waves. sassan daneshbanian succeeded in producing two products. strategic solve the need of the country's forensic organization, the homogenization device and identity recognition kits are products that were imported before this day, and with their industrial production, foreign exchange will be prevented. the science, which was made with the efforts of researchers and researchers of the forensic medicine organization, the false homogenizer , by cutting into pieces to break the cell, it causes that if poisons, drugs and narcotics come out inside the cell, the music maker is localized, one-fifth of its foreign sample, which is 800 it cost millions of tomans it has been produced with higher quality and efficiency than the production of this device, according to all the problems, it has been solved and it has achieved the standard of drugs. now, god willing, we will be able to export this device to other countries in the near future. another localized product is forensic medic

host: was she bitten by an asp? stacy: i understand why we have ended up with that story but it doesn't really hold up. we've ended up with that for several reasons, one of which is the asp is a symbol of egypt, so it makes a lot of sense. it looks great in the painting -- a woman with a bare breast and an asp looks terrific. the woman in the snake go back a long way which we like to romanticize. octavian, who rushes to the scene and finds her dead, which is not reportedly what he wants. some libyan magicians come a doctor's known for being able to save people who had died of snake venom and saved people who had been bitten by snakes. because the fact they rushed to the scene, the indication wasn't must have been a snake. but if you go back and read, we write about cleopatra's death, some of them outright say we do not know how she died. the kind of death she has which seems to be a very narcotic rather than convulsive death would indicate she was not bitten by a snake. it would have been a much more dramatic death

well, in the end, it will be a marching asp and the overthrow of putin.e still need to prepare for this, oleksiy. please tell me how it is will affect the fact that ukraine will be able to quickly win back the territories that the russians seized in the east of ukraine . how is this at all? volunteers are holding the territory in the belgorod region, the tambos are leading the topic, official moscow should react to it more, official moscow will transfer additional army reserves there, in fact, this is already happening eh, accordingly , some parts of the front in ukraine will be ravaged, which will certainly contribute eh to the ukrainian offensive to liberate the territory occupied, therefore, here is a military task and such a thing, too, is it regrouped or is this regrouping of troops from the east of ukraine to belograd region regrouped or fixed in order to russia already has its own border to protect its cities, is it being fixed now, yes, something is being fixed, just not everything is happening , er, let’s say this is a single moment, er, while bu

mortgage costs i look at gross margins that came down almost ten percentage points for the grey-bruce and asps that were subsidized and are down and multiples are in a place where they are far from cheap. i just think it's not a healthy environment even though the industry-specific fundamentals are certainly favoring the housing market demand. on the loser goes winner, it's energy, and energy which actually xle being your conduit proxy outperformed crude or brent by about 4% or 5% in the first half of the year, and i think, look, i think we're sideways on oil prices i still think there's a supply issue. i still think that there's a dynamic around demand that's actually supported around india and china reopening, but i look at the energy sector as a place to invest to find companies with free cash flow, and i look at an underperformance of 20% of the s&p in the first half and i think that's an opportunity in the second half. >> yeah, karen, within your own snfl. >> i've got to say i didn't understand the assignment a little bit which was winners turning into losers and vice versa? >> okay. >> i

and we have -- jordan fischetti who is an immigration policy fellow at asp of.he for joining them, jordan administered -- with that, i kick us off to the first question. border agents are reporting that since the repeal of title 42, 70% p crossing are taking place -- 70% crossings are taking place. this is after the influx of crossing attempt has been overwhelming. what is the situation right now on the border? title 42, and what do you think are the most pressing challenges? >> thank you. leaving the biden administration to take a situation from terrible to very bad and passing it back, the 70% that she is talking about and biden administration is talking about was over a small period of time. late april or early may there was about 8000 apprehensions a day at the southern order and then jumped to about 3700 a day. if you look at it in a 2-3 week period that looks good but when you expanded out the month of may had 70,000 apprehensions. that is the seventh month in a row where we had more than a thousand apprehensions of the border. in many of those we saw more

python break through the asp, you need to type information on it now i will do it. was found by some he is evil in the morning. no, that 's just going to him six unanswered calls. come on, come on. how much do you owe? to whom? bank nevsky credit, how much do you owe them to hell and more how much is maxim 400 or are there other banks, it has nothing to do. eventually they can sue. this is their legal right , of course. what will happen in court? i will try to pay off all debts. well, if the court, i don’t know, declare myself bankrupt, what else remains, the head of the department called me today. you know where he came from. the head of the security service of nevsky credit, his former colleague and what, what did they cheat on our general? the operational department is all in debt, as if in stockings . you should have seen sooner or later your shumilin begin to bribe detainees to release and arrange escapes. here's how the question is now posed. i won't start. the general gives you exactly one month to pay off all, i emphasize all. you will have to provide suppor

could do worse than turn to apple we're not talking about smaller versions, cheaper versions, lower asps we're talking about pro models and even more expensive high-end ar vr models what does that say about what the consumer is going to do? >> at the same time they're talking about emerging markets in india and south asia where they need to sell cheaper devices. frankly, the consumers can't afford the pros. it says, look, this company where so much of the revenue is in china, the united states, europe those are their key markets. those also happen to be the markets, carl, where demand is slipping, especially for phones, especially for computers after everyone bought up all those gadgets in the beginning of the pandemic they're still going to struggle despite any growth they might see in those emerging markets. it's still an expensive company, a high-end consumer. that's what it tells you and that high-end consumer is pulling back just a little bit this year, hence the revenue shortfall. >> good bounce off of the citi note >>> meantime, full speed ahead for carnival the company gets an up

growth perspective that ultimately is 8%, 10%, 15% above where the street is with units and in terms of asp as more and more pro, that will be more and more of a lift and that's why for me from a valuation perspective, i get competitors get off, and i think apple and ultimately in 2025 we're looking at a $4 trillion market cap and this is the next start there's no name on this list where even you start to get queasy with where valuations have gone. none of the names in your universe at all? >> as long as i do my checks and i talk to i.t., and now i see a.i. that could potentially be 8%, 10% i.t. budgets where it's 1% or less than that today, i believe this is really the start of a new bull market for tech that's going to broaden out, and i think big tech continues to lead what i view is this a.i. game of thrones play out across the board. >> let's expand the conversation and bring in lauren goodwin of new york life management when i look at your notes, right at the top, growth equity bubble could get popped so you do think what we witnessed in the mega-cap in the first part of the year is a

think about the reading you have done this last week, i know all of us around here read the technical asp aspects -- i was going to get sar scassic. trying to -- sarcastic. i'm trying to dial that back. you see this huge, very substantial spike in medicare spending turns out a lot of our seniors actually had postponed lots and lots and lots of procedures. you just saw one of the major health companies that caters to part d, their stock just cratered yesterday because of utilization. then they had some other interesting things in there. interest is up. health care costs are up fairly dramatically. and then the thing i tried to explain here no one gets their head around, before the agreement -- aim going to use rough numbers -- i'm going to use rough numbers. the nondefense discretionary spending is $700 billion. ok. we function just removed $100 billion. now it's $600 billion. just that reduction of that $100 billion over those 10 years, they actually calculated that next year the g.d.p. growth will be down a half a percent. that's huge. because we are already starting to say because of ou

for 25 years picking grapes and vegetables and oranges aspe to tell you, i wish you tell our lawmakers and congress to please pass legalization for farm workers so we may see our families without fear, that we may work without fear, and that we may contribute to this country without fear. today, the united states has a choice. we can recognize the incredible value of farm workers and work towards a day when industry is characterized by workers who work and live without fear because they have a way to earn citizenship, and enjoy equal labor rights. this choice will enable farm workers to stay in agriculture and help the industry and our rural communities thrive. or we can continue to turn a blind eye to the fact that too many farm workers work without legal authorization and that the existing h-2a visa program has become the worst source of human trafficking among u.s. visa programs, and workers in a program to often have their rights violated. the number of h-2a jobs approved by the dol has increased rapidly from 79,000 h-2a positions in 2010, to 371,000 in 2022. it is hard to know whi

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it's always the higher end price provider the way to look at the asp number, what are the things youthis, an iphone or camera with these headsets you will not need to buy a gaming console anymore or [ inaudible ] what other things that you are out of in your life and maybe that will justify the higher price points. >> yeah. apologize, but we're going to have to cut it short we're having some trouble. ar-vr may be here, but we can't seem to figure out how to get a brief connection thank you for taking a brief moment thank you. >> it would be great if apple came out for great audio for television. >> sometimes we feel like we've stepped back into the 1950s. >> for sure. >> but apple is a story. i mean, it's sort of fascinating that everyone, more or less, looks at what's really to come and what the market size is going to be and sets it aside and said that can't be the reason you want to buy but the stock has behaved so well there's a little bit of that nagging memory of how people dismiss things like the air pods and the watch as insignificant and then it just sort of reinforces this

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you are likely to see revenue growth just by the fact that asp's are going up.headset, so you are talking about $3 billion to $5 billion that will not necessitate much growth. but as they escalate in terms of volume over time, i think it could add a considerable amount of new revenue to the bottom line. lisa: thank you, truly a clinic and it is wonderful to hear your point of view, especially given it will cost $3000. i'm wondering how much gamers on average can spend, if it is $3000 on a headset? lara: it will not be on my children's list this year, i can guarantee that. i can guarantee parents are saying that right now. only one million sales, considering the population it is for a select group that can make that investment. then over time it could really change. lisa: this has been fun. lara: absolutely, i loved the economist throwdown. lisa: you get a economists around the table and they talk about all the negativity, how the world is like a halloween episode. lara: but things look good for now. [laughter] that is an important point. mild recession come i wa

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