have come a long way in this regard, please, i am at your service, where in one of the leaders of astraartificial intelligence of belarus belarus is excellent. you can rely on me here. i will support and help you if needed. belarusians are too little aware of the large-scale presentation of the instructions of the head of state and the possibilities and potential intellectual elite of the country at the exhibition more than 400 exhibits. among them are domestic computers. the current level of localization. they make up about thirty percent of the president's instructions and this figure should be increased. that computer, uh, why did you criticize me, that i have this apple there on the apple table was replaced. today they brought your computer to put the president on something, well, check it out, and i'll tell you, you're great. and you showed what we did, we can do everything, and we will do it, no matter how difficult it is. we did it in the west too they begin to understand that there is nothing to do with foolishness . it is necessary to cooperate with the belarusians. but this is

ashamed to take a selfie with ronaldo cristiano took a group photo with the children from the al-na-astracademy, and then signed a few balls and sent them to the stands, a fan. in the end, in the evening, ronaldo greeted those gathered in the stands in arabic, which led to the delight of the fans, on january 5, al-nasr, as part of the 12th round of the local premier league, will take altai, who is in seventh place, we will find out what this meeting will turn out very soon. as part of the regular season of the nhl, washington on its own ice lost overtime to the bafalos with a score of 4: 5, belarusian forward capital with alexy just played on the left flank of the fourth link , we single out the game ovechkin, he hit the opponent's goal twice. this is alexander's 165 game with two more goals per match, more than such games only wayne gretsky 189, as for the fan, he spent about the test on ice, 8 minutes 44 seconds. he made two shots, applied the eleventh trick on target, made one loss, finished the match with a usefulness indicator, minus three, the worst for himself this season forward d

look in the application or on the site look.ru, and right now the new episodes of the 10th season of astra of the plot medical series sklifosovsky in principle, everything is fine. operations attention, i'll ask for silence, please, i 'll hang it on the board now, come up with the lists and take your time. finally, some information will get through. even really hate. the kids went to teenage prom, they're going to lose their heads for more than three, and i didn't have a prom. i went to medical school right after the ninth, i didn't lose anything. yes, nothing of the sort. appearance is deceptive, and now you live with your mother, you had to support your mother, but soon i'm going, otherwise we'll kill each other, wherever you go i'll rent an apartment. the main thing is not to be deceived. i'm an adult, i'll figure it out. magician and in general, if there is in the world, this is the krasnodar territory. grandmother kravchenko yes the operation is over, i can’t talk tomorrow, but the blood circulation in the leg has been established very well, the results will be very good, but the doct

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pointing to the right addresses provide consular workers and representatives of the local chinese and astraheadquarters of the people's liberation army. china nuak reports on the success of the operation. in a more similar way, the name of khabarovsk will now be from the depths of chinese territory , starting fire rocket systems begin to work , fire, which is corrected by a drone after working for about half an hour. they completely plow all objects into the ground. about three dozen ground forces air base and colonel of the eastern military district and pvc in the amur jewish autonomous regions in the trans-baikal primorsky and khabarovsk territories , all ships and submarines of the pacific fleet, based in vladivostok, are also sent to the bottom. the range and firing of chinese multiple rocket launchers is quite enough for this up to 400 km. moreover , most of the objects being destroyed are located in the immediate vicinity of the border, at the same time, chinese artillery and the air force inflict a massive strike with the help of ballistic and cruise missile aircraft, as well as comb

and he was very much at astra flight dynamics as an engineer physicist. and so forth, so that was his true look out for those of us who weren't around back then. can you tell us a little more about the mission? he was on apollo 7, which was as you mentioned, the 1st successful group, crude apollo mission. well, he was about 11 days long and the idea was it was the 1st time it was similar ways to what we're going to be doing. again with artemus where you're flying the spacecraft for the 1st time. except this is the 1st time the fluid with humans on board. and they were practicing just to make sure that all the things that would work, that the next time they flew it with the lunar module that that part of the system would be working. so like anything the 1st time you fly, a spacecraft is always, you know, things that go bump in the night so to speak. and their job was to make sure that everything worked and they were successful. apollo 7 wasn't a happy ship though. right? a ruler has it that the men making history, we're not having a great time up an orbit.

i remind you that you can get on the right to answer the question first astra from the bottom of anyants in the game for one question or require the participant to change the chosen topic. during the period, each participant can play the same card only once, we begin the second period of the game. ivan choose a theme sports theme objects sports objects change the subject i don't agree. maksim tema, belarus tema, belarus name the tennis player who, together with maxim mirny, helped the belarusian national team achieve the best results in its history, reaching the davis cup semi-finals i see with peripheral vision that ivana hastened and therefore gets his if i'm not mistaken. first bitterness, my friends you have a chance to answer this question, because ivan so far i'm just paired with max mirny. but i don't remember his name. this is vladimir volchkov of the final. he fought in tandem with max peaceful and in pm and thanks to common efforts. they were able to reach the semi-finals, we continue olya's theme of objects. what is the name of the stadium where they play their home matche

management. he made his debut in his game in 2020 as part of the cycle for the first time as a pirate astra broke through the thorns, winning two games , he did not reach the stars, losing in the third. thank you fatima zlobina is playing a game tale today engineers economist from perm remind me this hello i live in the western urals in a wonderful city, perm on the river beauty stone. uh, work as an engineer, an economist in production, played all my life and many times. yes, it happened, but the truth was not successful, but every time i hope that today. yes, i did it all , dear players, it's time to admire our main monitor. why do we love them? yes, because it has all the themes of our today's game, they are beautiful, more than ever the most wonderful themes for you dear players, dear viewers , we are starting the first round. the first round for all scientists here and fairy tales is the end of people and animals january 1 in history eat served and pass in the dots svetlana these small dumplings have become one of the symbols of italian cuisine in the friuli region they are made from b

astra house of astra publishing. house.is year's national book award for fiction goes to tess gunty for the rabbit hutch. i was so that there was no way this could happen. i did not prepare a speech. but the one thing i did do was read my fellow short listings and i first want to thank them for putting their work out into the world. i've been thinking a lot about sharon, old said yesterday about how we've been preparing to put forth action for the good. and that's why we have to be afraid and. when i think about everyone else, this list, that's what each of those books accomplished. as different as may be, they attended to those who are structurally neglected. and the humanized experience is that are not visible normally. so i want to thank them for putting their books into the world and everyone helped them do that. i also want to thank my team, my agent duvall who was here from the beginning. for her brilliance and her courage. and thank you to my editor, john freeman of canada. and thank you to everyone at nats and the n

swindon factory, and vauxhall�*s ellesmere port plant was closed, and it's converted from making astrashain disruptions in china due to covid shutdowns. now, its expected to pick up this year, but the future is electric, and that requires big money to be spent here in the uk if the car industry is to survive. the industry globally is making a once in a century transition to electrified driving. that means massive investment both in terms of vehicle production but also batteries. so everyone wants this because of the contribution automotive makes to communities, to economies and so forth. the good news is electric car production reached a record high in the uk last year, but we are falling behind the rest of the world when it comes to the most important part of tomorrow's vehicles — batteries. the uk only has one working battery factory, in sunderland, and one that went bust last week. now, these are the plants working or under construction or planned in the eu. the us is also offering billions in subsidies to companies that locate factories and supply chains there. the competition is in

point i noticed he wore a little gold cross around his neck astra he got it and he said it was from aalog back in the day when you pick up the phone and order things. over the phone. [laughter] and i said to him i just decided i was associated with these christian people and that i would be christian also. i remember seeing a couple different times give me the catalog and want to order one of those crosses that you where. one day in the cafeteria he said don't forget to me that catalog i want to get the cross and he said remember you have to wearef in your heart before you wear it around your neck. in that moment i felt my mask was pulled off. and then he could tell i was a phony and just posing and holding the form of christianity that did not understand it. a number of weeks later i would travel at the same group of people to an early christian music festival in kentucky there listening to the new contemporary christian musicians and movement that began here in california that i heard a preacher on saturday night as a light drizzle came down i heard for the first time that god so lo

near the cathedral of christ the savior now, despite the strongest frost, our correspondent dmitry astra what can we expect? the last moments of christmas eve are running out and very soon in the temple. christ savior in the main cathedral of the country, a large christmas service will begin, which, according to tradition, will be led by patriarch kirill of moscow and all russia, well, on the eve of christmas eve, patriarch kirill has already held a divine liturgy and addressed with his speech to all believers, in which he congratulated everyone on the upcoming bright christmas truly orthodox christians came to the cathedral of christ the savior from many parts of russia and are now coming, including from all the economic territory of the russian orthodox church, which is completely it is not surprising because christmas after easter is really the brightest and most long-awaited holiday, which was prepared ahead of time, despite the bitter frosts. well, now it will be played to meet the big and great bright holiday. the cathedral of christ the savior itself today is very rich and brightl

astra just down 1% on the back of that news.ie is an example of a european company with exposure to brazil, zeroing in on these companies. it is a utility firm that owns engie brazil, currently up .8%. vodafone, this is news around asset sales in hungary, just down .9%. they are gaining about $1.7 euro for the sale of the hungary unit to pay down debt. mainland china and's quarantine for rivals, the shift makes cross-border travel a reality again for many people for the first time in about three years. very significant. we have more details out of the ground in china. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 30 minutes into the european trading day. global stocks jumped after wall street's best day in more than a month with optimism over china's reopening. the fed needs to rein in expectations once again. brazil's insurrection, security forces regaining control after thousands of supporters of bolsonaro ransacked government buildings in the capital brasilia. goldman sachs will embark on one of the b

swindon factory, and vauxhall�*s ellesmere port plant was closed, and it's converted from making astraslso by a global shortage of microchips and there were other supply chain disruptions in china due to covid shutdowns. now, its expected to pick up this year but the future is electric, and that requires big money to be spent here in the uk if the car industry is to survive. the industry globally is making a once in a century transition to electrified driving. that means massive investment both in terms of vehicle production but also batteries. so everyone wants this because of the contribution automotive makes to communities, to economies and so forth. the good news is electric car production reached a record high in the uk last year, but we are falling behind the rest of the world when it comes to the most important part of tomorrow's vehicles, batteries. the uk only has one working battery factory, in sunderland, and one that went bust last week. now, these are the plants working or under construction or planned in the eu. the us is also offering billions in subsidies to companies th

astra dry for the foreseeable future. >> wind damage caused this scaffolding to fall onto power lines in san francisco, the scaffolding appears to be around the church on south van ness. that street had to be shut down from 19 to 20 seconds trees while the crews ork to mitigate the damage in that area. the scaffolding reportedly knocked out power in the immediate area. however, the fire department says nobody was injured in san francisco family was rescued after a tree fell on their car happened earlier tonight on grove street in front of the san francisco public library. >> fire crews say the family is ok. >> also in san francisco, a downed tree is blocking lanes of traffic on mission street. this is near south vanished and it looks like it also partially landed on a car which was parked there on mission street. fortunately, no reports of injuries. but let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, who is tracking the storm mentioned earlier the trees. it's simply been falling all over the bay area. too many to even list them yeah, i think tomorrow morning, especially a

perberus from astra, that is, from terra from latin proverb poras paradastra through thorns to the starsus is thorns, bumps, this is an obstacle that prevents them from breaking through to their eyes, the belarusian people. look from the time of poznyak. but really even further 100 years ago in the days of bayanrs. they also cursed their people, the people interfere with them all the time. the people don't support them. the people do not understand them. the people do not vote for them, who do not understand anything at all. here in the ideals of democracy today they do not support. i'll show you. here we are in 2020. it's such a mantra, well television is always like this and they came here, yelling. here we made a video about it. look uh, we'll post an update of it uh. what contingent here was some. uh, the journalists of radio liberty kept those who were interviewed not to fall, uh, they took it, and then we agreed. well, yes, people came out there, uh, but be careful it is organized at the head in the early days of football fans, anarchists previously convicted of drunks a lot. i wan

yes , he gave it, well, not a flow, like theirs, but a sweatshirt, where it says trans-belarus astrafrom terra from the latin proverb poras paradastra through thorns to the stars for them belarus is thorns, these are potholes, this is an obstacle that prevents them from breaking through to their eyes they are belarusian. people. see since late. and really even further 100 years ago during the bnr. they also cursed their people, and all the time the people interfere. the people don't support them. the people do not understand them. people don't vote for them, they don't understand anything at all. that's the ideals of democracy today support. i'll show you. here we are in 2020. it's such a mantra. well tv is always up to it so they came here yelling here. we kind of made a video about it. look, uh, we'll post it. updated it. eh, what a contingent was here, some. uh, the journalists of radio liberty they kept them from falling down from those who were interviewed , uh, and then we said, well, yes, people got out there, uh, but be careful. it's all organized at the head. in the early da

plant, vauxhall, only the last 12 months or so that stopped making production cars like the vauxhall astrament towards electric vans and don't forget esther and phil this is a global issue they're a supply chain problems for semiconductors that are still crippling the new car game jaguar land rover is thriving. the mini plant in oxford is thriving. that producing 800 cars a day. jlr are producing more than that. you've got the nissan plant in sunderland . but nissan plant in sunderland. but again, everyone thought was going to be a casualty of brexit. but the government threw a few bob the way and they managed to stay in the united kingdom. but what is was a british start up called british. oh, i've forgotten the name of british vision. i think it's about batteries . and it was about batteries. and it was a british built britishvolt. yes yes. thank you for bailing me out on national television. how i'm not supposed to be . so they i'm not supposed to be. so they were bailed out. so they weren't bailed out . so that's a massive bailed out. so that's a massive blow for the for the future bec

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