the ata, the problematic things are that it still provides broad powers to the police, to the executivet down dissent. and it also has a provision that would have restrictions on media reporting. so there are extremely problematic, very broad powers that are given to the executive arm. we met sri lanka's foreign minister and questioned him about whether the government is clamping down on the public�*s right to free speech and assembly. is the government cracking down on protests? if you have gone around the country, you can see everybody every day protesting. so there is no problem with that. but the moment the peaceful protest ceased to be peaceful, take the law into their own hands, law enforcement officers decide on that particular period of time. here is the threshold — they are breaking...breaching that threshold, violating the law. anything goes beyond can be dangerous to the public health and the public security and public order in their assembly. has the threshold of what complies as a peaceful protest come down for the government? a threshold in the sense if you can see the las

reconnaissance of firing positions were reported to the minister of defense at the enterprise, alma-ataoys dear colleagues. as you know in ukraine, with everything necessary for its effective conduct and ammunition , mortar mines, grenades, cartridges of various calibers were hidden there. only 4.5 thousand ammunition after examination is not competitive on the field, battlefield, but the strange west should , as soon as possible to negotiate with russia, such an opinion was expressed by hungarian prime minister viktor orban in an interview with an american television journalist tucker, deliveries of weapons from kiev are dangerous for europe itself and key for the sake of this conversation tucker carlson flew in sharply differs from the position of the united states in almost everything, but above all, as far as the ukrainian post is concerned, we missed the historic moment of accepting ukraine into nato and more of such an opportunity. no, we cannot allow such a long immediate military threat to all of us, even to washington, it is dangerous even to the us because it can provoke. so i

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ver bonucci is in south ata. the qataris are interested in recruiting coutinho in the football transfer package. italian juventus that is one step away the choice of union berlin, germany, has attracted the attention of the southern club, and this reporter said that the transfer of the former captain of the german club youtube is still unclear, despite the progress of the negotiations , sanchez is still in the nest of snakes. with a one -year contract until 2024, coutinho announced in the qatar stars league that philippe coutinho , the brazilian player of aston villa last season and former barca and al duhail qatar, reached a personal agreement, but the english club still does not allow this player to leave. the qatari club continues its negotiations with aston villa. the agreement with this club is beautiful. mahyar mostafa lo , the head coach of the national football team , inspected the facilities of kish island for holding national team camps . the football fields of kish island are intended to become camps t

thanks tutu to almata home, alma-ata lieutenant, what do you want? no operation.we consider an asterisk, right? well, wait. can you put me in bed with you? well , i could open it sick, or what? tell me one thing. i removed it, there was no problem, a bullet in the head was always without problems. i hope there were no others. listen, your bandit took the phone and the memory card. so what do you want? how about money? but consider yourself lucky to have me with you today. for the right leg and i promise you that. he's not in the hospital morgue. this is good news. and i also jotted down the addresses here phone numbers of some people who might have it, so i'm going to get in the car now and try to get around them somehow now. how could that be a mistake. i know that it was you who killed him. yes, it was you who killed him. i understand how you feel. the nervous breakdown ended lieutenant. pull yourself together, otherwise, despite your merits. i don't want to make excuses, but i can tell you the moment of the explosion. i was at petrovka, you can ask the pass off

we have seen a drop in fdi in china, ata have been putting out.when the government is very key to get foreign investments in. all the numbers are going the wrong way now for the chinese government. 50 in for the chinese government. so in which case. _ for the chinese government. so in which case, pressure _ for the chinese government. so in which case, pressure mounting on the premier to step in with more stimulus. how likely do we think that is? ~ . , ., , ., that is? we have seen a number of meetinas that is? we have seen a number of meetings that _ that is? we have seen a number of meetings that have _ that is? we have seen a number of meetings that have been _ that is? we have seen a number of meetings that have been going - that is? we have seen a number of meetings that have been going on. there have been a number of promising words. what we haven't seen is very much accent and one of the worrying aspects of this is the kind of action that analysts think would be effective is politically very difficult in china. so what we may see is trying

. >> esta es la cuerda que los ata, es evidencia clara de que habÍa una intenciÓn de hacer un daÑo al documento que revela que la plataforma twitter, que ahora se llama "x", incumpliÓ una orden judicial y recibiÓ una multa de $350,000 por no entregar informaciÓn de la cuenta del expresidente trump al oficina del fiscal especi jack smith, trump reaccionÓ de inmediato la nociÓn su red social, " ni oponente polÍtico se estÁ volviendo o loco tratando de influir en mi campaÑa como presidente, nunca habÍa ocurrido nada parecido, ¿aÚn existe la primera enmienda? el impacto que podrÍa tener aquÍ, cuando se inicie el juicio del expresidente trump. >> , presidente en ese entonces estaba todo el tiempo en twitter, todos los comentarios del presidente conjunto demuestra una intenciÓn. reportero: ha sido citados abogados del gobierno y de trono a la sala capitalina para determinar el alcance de una posible orden de restricciÓn que puede limitar la publicaciÓn de evidencia de caso. jorge: los votantes de ohio retrasaron abrumadoramente una propuesta republicana, el objetivo de la propuesta era limi

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dos muertes mÁs de 4.000 vuelos cancelados y retrasados en aeropuerto del paÍs arrancando postes de atadesde maryland una de las zonas afectadas cristina londoÑo con la crÓnica. >>> auto lagos y rÍos los tormentas que azotaron al estado desataronsin inundaciones relÁmpago, obligando a rescates de conductores atrapados. >>> son las escaleras de la escuela son imÁgenes y trapero turbaciÓn que no sorprende a carlos robles. >>> el calor con humedad es lo que ayuda a estos eventos severos y extenso. >>> el mismo calor dice ro beso desatÓ la lÍnea destructiva en maryland con vientos huracanados que derribaron postes, fueron cayendo como un dominÓ me dijo este teniente bomberos y dice que los 33 adultos y niÑos atrapados estuvieron en shock pero tuvieron que decirle que no se movieran. >>> aquÍ un pequeÑo recordatorio de horas de pÁnico en estas carreteras cuando se cayeron los postes de luz las personas que iban en estos autos tuvieron que esperar en medio de la tormenta con el poste encima que las autoridades cortaran la luz para poder sacarlos. >>> todos salieron a salvo pero el peligro es

reconnaissance of firing positions in this were reported to the minister of defense at the enterprise of alma-atargei shoigu visited him on a working trip and checked how the voice of defense performs in order, dear colleagues. as you know, the special operation in ukraine is included in the most important main role today, providing our groupers with everything necessary for its effective conduct is actually the subject of our today's meeting. it is natural metal intelligence. well, naturally complex with the means of destruction that we need today to conduct an effective struggle. in the settlement, the russian guard discovered a cache with a grenade left by ukrainian nationalists and cartridges of various calibers. a total of 4.5 thousand ammunition, after examining the cache , they were taken to a safe place. don't give money to children. order them a free children 's alpha bank card, and then they themselves earn real money in games and 10% cashback for any purchases alpha bank is the best mobile bank. masters know you can to perfectly level the surface use a proven tool, but the main thing i

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other, all of this includes negotiations and the negotiation process - this is a war, informational ata and negotiation attacks, and so on on the front line, disinformation attacks, all this is war, and if someone today in washington and in paris and berlin still thinks that the negotiations are a tool for achieving the goal for moscow water, they are making a very big mistake, this is a component of war, and the situation is being built in such a way that even beijing is not able to react quickly to this behavior of moscow , that is, in fact, we are dealing with the phenomenon of absolute evil, and if our partners in particular understand this, then the attitude to the situation should be changed a long time ago , an international corps of armed forces should be formed force format and international headquarters well, what about the industrial base and think about it and build a plan to strike at moscow that would first destroy this coalition and i have no doubt that minsk, moscow, tehran, beijing on today it operates and will continue to increase its interaction. this is the first and

thing to another, all this includes negotiations and negotiation the process is a war, informational ataegotiation attacks, and on the front line, disinformation attacks, all this is a war, and if someone in washington and in paris and berlin still thinks that negotiations are a tool for achieving the goal for moscow water makes a very big mistake, this is a component of war, and the situation is built in such a way that even beijing is unable to react quickly to this behavior of moscow , that is, in fact, we are dealing with the phenomenon of absolute evil, especially if our partners they understand this a long time ago, it is necessary to change the attitude to the situation, it is necessary to form an international corps of armed forces, the format and international headquarters. well, what about the industrial base and think about it and draw up a plan for how to strike at moscow, which would first be wrong

and now the footage from alma-ata, which is impossible to look at without a shudder, the indifferencem the servants of the hot skyscraper. elevator flared electric the cable between the fifth and sixth floors of the plans in a matter of minutes spread to the apartments and the tenants had no choice but to jump out of the windows first to save the children. neighbors, passers-by on the ground, quickly orientated themselves to save the victims of the fire, they used everything that turned out to be, stretched at hand below. just not mattresses carpets thus managed to evacuate several people even before the arrival of firefighters. today, on our channel, the continuation of the mystical detective dreamcatcher is investigating a complicated murder, all the details of which are one of the witnesses i saw new series in a dream. today just after the release of the big news tonight. well, we continue to follow the development of the main events in russia abroad. stay. good evening everyone. the second day in a row we sell them, congratulations to the amazing and unique woman, the queen of rhy

another, all this is including the negotiations and the negotiation process - this is a war, information ataine , disinformation attacks, all this is a war, and if someone in washington , paris, berlin still thinks about the fact that the negotiations e- it is a tool for achieving a goal for muscovite water makes a very big mistake, this is a component of war , and the situation is being built in such a way that even beijing is unable to react quickly to such behavior of moscow , that is, in fact, we are dealing with the phenomenon of absolute evil, if especially our partners understand it, then for a long time - it is long overdue to change the attitude to the situation, it is necessary to form an international corps of armed forces, the format and international headquarters. well, what about the industrial base, and think about it and draw up a plan to strike at moscow, which would be the first destroyed this coalition. and i have no doubt that the minsk, moscow, tehran, beijing axis is currently active and will continue to increase its interaction. this is the first and second thing. it i

grain deal , the supply channel was actually blocked by yegor grigorievichkhina. 31 people in alma-ataspital after a fire in a high-rise building among, injured 16 children in the building caught fire apartment. after that, the fire spread to an electric cable in the elevator shaft. rescuers evacuated more than 300 people, several residents of the house, including children, while jumping out of windows onto carpets and mattresses stretched below. there were no casualties. the fire was extinguished. here, sometimes it seems so, you don’t remember the correct answers, if a simple question turns into a quiz , it can turn out to improve brain function, memory recovery and concentration of attention. on pepp, so that the head worked at the savings market, i gave and give, give, give for restaurants, my favorite ride. we will deliver free hot food to the supermarket. we deliver from cafes to restaurants for free grace period is always 180 days without interest and every 2 months. it starts again, plus free maintenance and no commission cash withdrawals. why sit on the internet. if you can ri

i'm ata i'm at a centre here in my way where people are desperately searching for their loved ones. —ach the world cup semifinal where they will play hosts australia, in an eagerly anticipated fixture. hello, i'm lucy gray. the six migrants who drowned in the english channel on saturday have been identified as afghans. a french official said more than 60 people were on board the boat which capsized — most of them were from afghanistan and some were sudanese. in the last few minutes, we have been told that the

fingerprint with a new one i don't know with new eyebrows and in a wig and new ones says anton ai-ai-ai-ai-ataere without options without options one single version of course this is the kremlin of course the plane went down, most likely, and the c 300 system missiles, yes, of course, it was prepared in advance, it was planned in advance. the operation was technically failed , and the next day it was practically the final of the history of june 23-24 with a riot there. it's not really important, i didn't do it in the definition, but the point was made, there will be nothing further, there will be no continuation , i will enter part of the leg of the march of justice . violated that all that can only be partially obliged to putin. and why, well, give the opportunity because of such a fake ego death, and how would he live to see it ? and why? place, but also about the fact that putin has become completely unable to negotiate in the eyes of his own security forces, i.e. if putin agreed through lukashenko that he would not kill prigozhin and then he slammed him, i can just imagine how these or oth

wanted list in a criminal case on illegal access to classified information and also sent it to alma-atah the female from the face to earlier declared by our diplomat about the desire to return to russia we are used to watching the video stopped working we open we look russian channels and all tv series movies and cartoons educational programs and documentaries . now it's economic news time, medium the sale price of urls exceeded, the ceiling introduced with the west in july was given almost 64.5 dollars per barrel of oil. this is 20% lower than a year earlier, but above the price limit of $60, the ministry of finance reported earlier the cost of urals. for the first time in 2 years , it approached $70 per barrel discount grand fell below $15 in russia by 6% passenger transportation by rail increased over 7 months of services. almost 680 million people used rzd. this is stated in the message of the holding. russians made 90% of trips on suburban trains remaining

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olya one more question, we understand which one of of the main goals of the russian federation in atain general, blocking the black sea to knock out from under our feet an important component of our economy , the export of our food, instead , trying where it can replace us in this and offer cheaper grain or grain stolen from us, as they do, according to reuters, they refer to anonymous interlocutors, again , we are waiting for some other signals. india is negotiating with russia on the import of wheat and at a discount due to the increase in world prices. india is a huge country, a huge population that needs and and in fact, there should be something to eat with this circumstance, is it becoming some kind of trend in the world, we have one minute, no, look , just in this war, if we are talking about pain, then there is nothing at all there so far to discuss because the news m-m looks quite so far-fetched and strange and as for this, there is no sensation here or no news as such, first of all , russia has always been one of the largest exporters of wheat in the world and even compared

ata that moment, ukraine was the third -- at that moment ukraine was the third largest new leader -- nuclear power and the planet. it's always been the policy. it is a great policy, as few countries as possible have nuclear weapons. what do we do? we sat down with the ukrainians on december 5, 1994 in budapest. we said, look, you guys should not have nuclear weapons. why don't you give up your nuclear weapons? we can't do that, we are on the border of russia, we are in a bad neighborhood. we said, don't worry, we will defend you. we put it in writing. you know what ukrainians did? they gave up their nuclear weapons. so, here we are today, we have not only a moral obligation to do this but a legal obligation, for all you lawyers in the room, you note a contract is. number one, it is in writing. when one party asks another to do something, they do it in exchange for consideration. there is that reason. it's the right thing to do, that's another reason. one of the most important reasons is if you think xi is not watching every single thing that goes on, as far as our commitment to see t

and finally, the fourth we once received copies of your films shot in alma-ata by moscow film studios. they portray the germans as fools. if this is true, then why were we standing at the gates of the kremlin and on the volga if we are such idiots? well, now there are gates in the red army chat. when our troops stood at the gates of the kremlin, you believed that you would reach berlin , and we are convinced now that we will soon return to the kremlin , i began to tell you about this, because our codebreakers are by no means stupid people, and they have already discovered a lot in your slate and your the work of a radio operator can be performed by our man. the handwriting is very well known in the center, but we have your message recorded on tape. we can easily get your handwriting from our person, and he will work for you. it will be your final and compromising you there will be no forgiveness of the people. you know it, just as well as i do. perhaps even more accurately, if you are reasonable, i promise you full alivas before your leadership. it's impossible. you are wrong. it is p

i'm ata i'm at a centre here in my way where people are desperately searching for their loved ones. —in mawi. two games away from glory, the lionesses who reach the world cup semifinal where they will play hosts australia, in an eagerly anticipated fixture. hello, i'm lucy gray. the six migrants who drowned in the english channel on saturday have been identified as afghans. a french official said more than 60 people were on board the boat which capsized — most of them were from afghanistan and some were sudanese. in the last few minutes, we have been told that the search has been called off by the french authorities. simonjones reports from dover. the sea has claimed several more lives. the french lifeboat had the grim task of bringing five bodies back to shore, a sixth person airlifted to hospital didn't survive. some of those rescued were taken to dover after lifeboats from the uk joined the search operation. many of the survivors had been in the sea, screaming for help. others had been trying to bail out their sinking boat using their shoes. translation: they were in trouble. some

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aircraft, on which i , including as a member of the crew, made the first flight on the moscow-alma-atacember 26 , 1975. i saw this plane there in lightning, uh, in the nineties, disassembled uniforms in down and out, and i see now what volunteers made of it there. these are not workers. museum. this is a living plane. i enter it. everything works there. inside. i think it really wasn't there, and it was all done by volunteers. so what is there who else can do it. unfortunately. now they have disagreements with the management of the museum, and uh, here they are for a month or two. they run a museum there. why do i say so? i saw a wonderful museum in minsk. uh , nikolai petrovich mochansky, a huge number of almost a hundred boards in very good condition, they open on sundays and children can climb anywhere, then a week. a very good museum is being restored there, a wonderful collection of vadim zadorozhny in the museum, just how can i say that? well, this is the history of the country, but you see, they need to be collected together, probably, here they are separately in different place

so he said that the fire travelled ata mile a minute.ravelled at a mile a minute. it is extraordinary how fast it spread, isn't it? what is your assessment of what happened there? the isn't it? what is your assessment of what happened there?— isn't it? what is your assessment of what happened there? the wind has obviously made _ what happened there? the wind has obviously made the _ what happened there? the wind has obviously made the fire _ what happened there? the wind has obviously made the fire is _ what happened there? the wind has obviously made the fire is much - obviously made the fire is much worse and make them travel fast and that's part of the reason why it was so hard to plan for and why it was so hard to plan for and why it was so hard to manage. but it's the dry conditions initially which got the fire is going to start with. so the winds blew the fires that were a curtain because of the extra dry conditions, so it was both together, the dry conditions and hurricane would have made this fire so devastating.— would have made

crimea minsk kiev tashkent alma-ata suddenly became abroad, and ahead were the collapse of industry anti-terrorsophobia no one could even think of such a thing . one month average shelf life flag, if it hangs on the street in winter, when there are sharp temperature changes, it is smaller in summer. approximately once every six months, we are ordered from the kremlin palace well , the customer is the fso e service of the federal security service, and it is they who order these flags of 4 m x 6 m for the kremlin creator and at the rate of one fact per replacement once a month. they sewed the main flag of the country here at this production, so they played rails in the wind. generations of generations to make such a flag was extremely difficult and very expensive today they came up with a more economical thermal printing technology. we use heavy-duty fabrics, heavy-duty weave, well, the dyeing happens here on this heat press. first we dye the blue color, then the red white color does not dye the white color of the base color of the fabric. and after that, the flag is sewn together under the influ

in a former life and i was the director for asi economic affairs ata the national security counciln and was involved in planning and preparing for a variety of the president's participation in different agent summits -- asian summits, and it is a brutal process to tell all of the agencies which are critical deliverables left on the cutting room floor before meetings of this kind. so i think it is unsurprising that the focus was on a cooperation initiatives with a major focus on the national security agendas, the commitment to consult, the rule association -- the institutionalization of trilateral organizations, including these joint military exercises, the creation of new dialogue, regular high-level dialogue channels, focusing on these national security issues. all that i think is unsurprising and appropriate. but there was some discussion of economic issues and some elevation and institutionalization of discussions of the economic agenda. it should be said that much of this economic agenda was characterized by the merging of economic and security priorities into the sort of broad econ

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affinity through the generations to this woman who alyou know i don't know if she wanted to be a mother atas all d i don't know if that was part of her hopes or dreams for a woman at the time in the early 1900s but she did have a child taken away from her when she was committed in voluntarily to the institution so she never got to decide whether she wanted to be a mother or whether, what kind of like she would have outside of thatst institution. i interested that. i very much wanted to be a mother and interested what it felt like not to be a mother and i felt a connection to her because of that under very certain -- different circumstances but i could put myself literally in her shoes. it's not that there are spoilers in the book but i do hope that readers will find it in the story of anna is just devastating. and the way that you also sort of look outward at how many other people suffered the same fate. it was just so hard to contemplate. moving onto a lighter note what other things can we talk about? >> i wanted to ask from a craft perspective becausegg they can't emphasize how many things

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they had to indict a former president -- history will ask how did a person like this get elected ata person like this get elected a jack smith's words, not mine. donald trump was indicted again this week. this time too -- k. and he's already issuing threats that are getting the special counsel's attention. former white house chief of staff -- is standing by with his first public comments about all of it. and he's coming up first. plus, from protective orders to potential witness intimidation two very questionable arguments, i've got 100 questions for neal katyal and andrew weissmann. and later, he served as an impeachment manager and on the january six committee. congressman -- joins me live to discuss his reaction to the charges and what he's watching for, next. for the third time in four months, the former president of the united states has been indicted, arrested, and a range. and let's face it, we've become oddly familiar with how this all goes. there's the release of the indictment itself, helicopters following black suvs, and of course, the court sketches, all followed by a bar

republican and democratic, that may be the beginning of the end of the american experiment as we know it or atasion tht you and i probably grew up idolizing -- idealizing, against a backdrop of democratic solidarity that still bound us together as citizens. i think that if that frack shows policy invades the economy, i talk about it in the early part of book how the spread of capitalism helped break down the caste system in india. capitalism has the ability to bring people together across culturally divided categories. once we hughes that, it makes capitalism itself a source of further decision, i worry that's the beginning of the end. and maybe that's where we're naturally heading absent some sort of cultural intervention, and i hope the book serves as one of those interventions where i offer a different vision how we go forward. >> host: you mentioned a moment ago some skepticism you have about the idea of systemic racism. i was, i wanted to explore that a little bit. you mention it in an a offhand way in the book but don't really go into a lot of depth about it. the legacy of slavery was horr

and then some guy, some guy ata, the department of homeland security for cyber told guy at t, no, no, no.ent, no, it was clean. and then jack smith says, oh,cl. he's supposed to believe some guy from department of y, like, oh,uritand th just because some official in the federal bureaucracy says bee president is wrong, that makes it a crime to not believea some official?l you've never me . hey, did we just live through covid? and dr. fauci telling us lie after lie on behalf of the federal government because. . no, the federal government's ever wrong. yeah, right. i know exactly gent? . dent, if that's why i wantto the president, if anything, to be skeptica bl l of anyone who has spent their entire career in government. heck, i wish they would. if they're going to start charging people for telling lies. fauci should be in prison immediately, right? the guy is told more lies in front of congress than anyone. and by the way, he 100% knew he was lyinrighg. he 100 joe biden is telling lies left and right again was lyin, e talk about what he knew and didn't know about hunter biden, everythin

in a former life and i was the director for asi economic affairs ata the national security counciln and was involved in planning and preparing for a variety of the president's participation in different agent summits -- asian summits, and it is a brutal process to tell all of the agencies which are critical deliverables left on the cutting room floor before meetings of this kind. so i think it is unsurprising that the focus was on a cooperation initiatives with a major focus on the national security agendas, the commitment to consult, the rule association -- the institutionalization of trilateral organizations, including these joint military exercises, the creation of new dialogue, regular high-level dialogue channels, focusing on these national security issues. all that i think is unsurprising and appropriate. but there was some discussion of economic issues and some elevation and institutionalization of discussions of the economic agenda. it should be said that much of this economic agenda was characterized by the merging of economic and security priorities into the sort of broad econ

i wrote the endwr of history ata time when, actually i wrote before the fall of the berlin wall but wewere certainly in the midst of something that huntington himself labeled the third wave of democratization that really begin in the 1970s and continued all the way up until the first decade of the 21st century with a number of democracies expanded. that's obviously not the time were living in. there's been a lot of democratic regress, so that was not a pattern that continued for longer than a generation. those aspects were not right, go ahead and finish. >> guest: well, there is one aspect, however, of what i wrote back in 1992 that continued to be a theme up until my more recent book, especially my identity books, book. and that really concern the importance of recognition and dignity in human affairs. in the end of history i talked about the fact that there's a part of the human psychology or what plato would have called human seoul, there's a a third part. five irrational part, desiring part, but there's this thing that he called -- which is translated oftentimes that spiritedness o

so the secretary did not even purport to waive the loan discharge atas cited. second point that makes sense, because the secretarwanot excusing compliance with any existing requirements. secretary was ignoring those requirements and creating brand w ones to put in place a brand-new program. and the third point is again, we know there w a waiver here because of affected individuals can continue to access all of those ex loan discharge programs. seone qualifies for the public loan service program, ey are able to access it right now, so there was no waiver. all we have is an attempt to modify, but this goes far yo modification, because it is the creation of a brand-new program that goes far beyond what congress intended. in fact, if congress -- >> do you think there is an ability to modify provisions respecting discharge? so, you know, tre any ability? because there are these particulararge provisions, right? it haso with death and when your school closes and so forth. so suppose the secretary says that is not enough, i want to do some more. >> your honor, there i

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this is how these letters are placed not in alma-ata, almaty, so it is ad infinitum.e. why argue here the example of alexander lukashenko, he understands what comes from life, he always speaks from life. here it is necessary to look, as on the ground. and this is it for us. natural perception of self. here is the first russian census of 1897. russians are great russians, little russians are belarusians. so he says, this is the imperial consciousness. what is imperial in recognizing that there is a people consisting of some sort of separate components, or the soviet one, we are told that it was a wild empire that suppressed everything nationally. yes, they stuck 80% to the school of belarus on belarusian language is fine. and these examples could go on and on. i'm not talking about national construction in other republics. it is part of the nature of our civilization. and we should be proud of it, the second point is the alliance, we constantly say belarus is the only ally of russia . although, here in moscow i am at the thirty-sixth moscow international fair. i wonder

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