in khortytsia, that is, we have an asu in tavria, in the south of the asu of khortytsia, please, to the north, hennadiy, and please explain to me why, why, in principle, sodol had two positions, he was also the head group of khortyts, and the leader of the combined forces of the armed forces of ukraine, is this a normal tradition? no, this is a normal tradition, that is, let me remind you that such a formation as... the joint forces was created in the 18th year, when the ato turned into a joint forces operation, i will go on for quite a long time, but also other generals, right here there is no problem, there is a problem when these things were disconnected, i.e. a double signal went out, if a contradictory signal was sent against both society and the military bodies that are subordinate, i.e. on the one hand, the president heard the request of society. which became very resonant after the relevant appeal of tavr, ah, the chief of staff of azov, and on the other hand, you know, half a step was taken, that is, if general sodel really did what he was accused of, then of course there s

here at the nano fab clean room at asu, students have the opportunity to handle the actual raw materialso making semiconductor chips. the vast majority of chips start with a single crystal of silicon, not unlike this. so this is called the clean room. trevor: that's right. and this is where we take those wafers, and we bring them in here to finish the manufacturing process. stephanie: whether the area's training programs have scaled up quickly enough to meet the demand for labor remains a big question. eventually, tsmc will need 6000 workers to operate their three fabs. greg jackson says they're piloting the state's first registered apprenticeship in semiconductors to build their own pipeline. greg: the apprenticeship will reach into those high schools and bring in people from all those different pathways that may not have ever thought about being in the semiconductor industry. stephanie: competing for skilled workers has been described in the region as a sort of arms race, but it's also a renaissance, not only for the u.s. semiconductor industry, but for people like tarji borders. tarji

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phelps would've still have been record i want to thank contributionn the arizona committee helps the asuteam. his foundation also helps the hospital. i want to put that on the record i'm thanking him for my if 23 american swimmers tested for a banned substance do you have any doubt the world anti- doping agency would have investigated u.s. >> it's pretty fair to say if we had swept to rug it's fair to say they would've done something d mistake we would not of done that. would've put in prevention of suspensions by the mandatory is required they would've b would have investigated it. if it was legit contamination we would've announced that, disqualified the athletes of the other athletes wou let's not forget about those chinese athletes who were thio the ones who got first and second that tested and athletes should have rightfully moved up and there events and they did not rights. i think it would've been handled rently. and in accordance with what the cool rules would require.do you think we should withhold u.s. until they turn over their case file on the chinese swimmers top it really i

in this ancient basement at the temple, the asu militants were hiding, when they... fled, they set thisild an underground chapel here. the local clergyman left the temple at the beginning of the special operation, but residents continue to go to the church to pray for peace. we want life to be revived here in the village, we are waiting, people are coming, soon, if this whole thing is over, they will come from there anyway. volunteers are already preparing a new batch of aid, bricks for the construction of the bell tower, plastic panels for cladding the church porch, so the temple will rise from the ruins. mikhail ermishkin, nikita zhuravlev, jaana aleshina, conduct lugansk, poposnyansky district. 260 years ago, by decree of catherine ii, the smolny institute of noble maidens was founded. the goal is to raise educated women and good mothers. at first, only the daughters of nobles and high officials were accepted into the pension, and then ... ekaterina gritsienko will tell you how an ordinary woman can become noble. one can imagine how young hearts trembled in the main hall of the smoln

asus said at the beginning, they tell the doctor how they are supposed to decided in this particular circumstance with reference to the medical standards of care concerning when a patient is deteriorating in and emergency condition situation. if that's the standard, are you representing that that is exactly what idaho is saying so all the doctors need to do is follow and they will be fine under the idaho law? >> of course we are saying that the doctors need to comply with intolerance. the question is how do doctors comply. >> let me ask another question. i think i understand the point. you're saying it could actually be requiring more and the federal law has to make them do what idaho says. >> it's important that it codifies this presumption of the backdrop of state law. there are background principles here. >> i had thought that this case is about preemption and that the entirety of the preemption jurisprudence is the notion that the federal government in certain circumstances can make policy pronouncements that differ from what the state mayer want or what anybody else may want and

what we know how to do, but of course it is better to create such conditions for the enemy to retreat, asuticular with the supply of ammunition and manpower there, because every day new videos come from this direction, where the transport of the ukrainian armed forces is directly attacked, they lose an expensive vehicle, including western-made at the entrance, there was a famous video of an american armored car, here is a max pro breaking through, that is, you yourself can see the density of fire, and this is also the road of death, the same as it was worked out, that is, you see, the car is breaking through burnt islands of their, so to speak, less successful samples, well , this one was lucky, but others were not, well, this one was lucky this time, next time too, most likely he will remain there, that is, the situation in the chachovo yar area is for the enemy. .. is getting worse, and after hours it comes under the control of the russian army, this is a direct road to konstantinovka, and there it will already be possible to talk about converging attacks, socheretina, now on konstantino

three, on asus the wnba. -- versus the wnba. to be subsidized because they are not as strong as the men. they're not as men. e, but it's a real thi ng and is a limitation and a difference that needs to be recognized as fact. not create a fantasy to argue againstties. that is my point of view. thank you for listening. riverside, california on the support line. ng, cheryl. caller: i called online, becaus. i have heard this story for years, draft, don't draft, draft, don't draft. women of course can and will do everything that men do. maybe with different abilities, or some with the same abilities. i don't think that we have to women or restrictthere are a lo want to do the harder work th some of these menat -- that some of these men are talking about that called in before. to restrict them and make them feel less than is not, i prudent. women don't have to be on the -- on the front lines to be ■[women can work in different areas of the military a placed r and somewhat their interests, also. i don't think to be drafted is a sentenc

he helps asu swim team, his foundation also helps the phoenix children's hospital, children swim education. so, i want to put that on the record that i'm thanking him for that. mr. tygart, my question to you if 23 americans swimmers tested positive for a banned substance, do you have any doubt that the world anti-doping agency would have investigated u.s. swimmers? >> i think it's pretty fair to say, if we would have swept them under the rug, they would have done something difference. but make no mistake, we would not have done that. we would have put in provisional suspensions, and those athletes removed from the playing field. we would have investigated it and if it's legit contamination as the rules allowed for, we would have announced it, disqualified the athletes so the other athletes would have moved up. let's not forget about those chinese athletes who were third and fourth to the ones that got first and second that tested and had positive tests. those athletes should have rightfully moved up in their event and wada didn't protect their rights. so, i think it would have been handled

in this ancient basement at the temple , the asu militants were hiding, when they escaped, they set thisminder of their presence, these are harry’s traces after the fire. in the future this they plan to restore the place and build here. underground chapel. the local clergyman left the temple at the beginning of the special operation, but residents continue to go to church to pray for peace. we want life to be revived here in the village, we are waiting, people are coming, soon, if this whole thing is over, everyone from there will still come to their homeland. volunteers are already preparing a new batch of aid, bricks for the construction of bell towers, plastic panels for cladding the church porch, so the temple will rise from the ruins. mikhail ermishkin. and in mariupol at with the support of the capital repair fund of the moscow region, the first all-russian festival of contemporary street art was organized. artists decorate the facades of houses with paintings of a variety of subjects. these murals will become the hallmark of the city. artyom kuznetsov with details. evgenia takes a

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