the questions were too long, but thank god i was able to take it, and the young man who came from banety to participate in the world chemistry olympiad will make it difficult to do the verb, he will be more himself. i didn't have the name of the advisor, the private teacher, the chemistry olympiad of our country was able to record a world record with this brilliance, a medal for the best result of the last 20 years, the long coat of the world of chemistry, congratulations, 18-year-old girl from the islamic republic of iran, tunisia , get a divorce, in the last case that the girl's girlfriend the world's best camel in the touring olympiad , the words of their parents were audible. farsi who went to be useful for the country of the islamic community and we request a request that they try to privately provide laboratory materials and give more time to provide more so that we can strengthen our ability to do without hair color. improve in the year may the 56th chemistry olympiad be held in saudi arabia. mohammad ebrahim pakzad, radio and television news agency, until another part of the ne

contemplated gravity about other profound insights including a new form of math, calculus perhaps the banesome of your high school experiences, and with journals in the room maybe just the bane of your college experience and your children's experiences. the mass innovation is embedded in so much of life from pharmacology to finance. while in the beginning of months of a more recent pandemic with many 21st century students were packing up their books, going home like isaac newton did 300 plus years earlier there is a rollout of a new version of a generative ai intelligence model gpt three. that was already three plus years ago. given the health crisis the release may not have gotten as much attention as the subsequent model check gpt for which was unveiled yes on pi day. march 14 is that when you eat an apple and cherry pie. by march 14 the same day, paideia two other companies also released a generative ai model interestingly just two days later china's largest search while company also released ernie about a chinese language of competitor. a lot ofro the recent have been around since gene

indonesia they don't give oil, now i am not the bane of indonesian people's lives, and the cost of rotatingan car tires is shown by the people of indonesia with blood . the american ambassador proudly remembers this day . sahar tu ordered not to repeat sukarno's mistake . anyone who turns his back on all members his family, no one should be left for revenge, the fire of flowers, the language of grilled meat fills the air , the movies of this fate is only one of the villages, the secret yes imprisons people, and then kills them in a way that no one has ever done with their countrymen. now the army is afraid of the secret police at dawn, people are racing to kill each other, and the army is practicing shooting with them like a shooting range . in six months, one million people in indonesia will be healthy. this is one of them in the summer so that people have to get used to these scenes for how many years this will be the life of the indonesian people, the memories that the knots will still bother them later . the coup achieves this interview and the reconstruction of the new earphones for on

perdanashin and mukhtarnameh, which show that imam hussein, peace be upon him, and his loyal companions bane sabz, should be trusted in god. muslim blog of banu zamin and wafa. haider in the 10th night, which was immortalized by the voice of alireza ghorbani, also sat on the curtain again with the voice of ghorbani 16 and maria nasrani were lost in poisoning, the voice of mohammad esfahani on the final credits of the mukhtarnameh session, the title of the same acid, days 1, in the memories of sahar kwannati, the news agency of sed and radio, women's sports radio has turned one year old. hour-long radio programs are broadcast on the fm wave of the 92 mhz band on the sports radio, and for 4 hours, the voice of iranian athletes can be received from the iran sedah application software . my heroes and our national team are not their muscles, their problems let's convey their concerns and the difficulties they face on the way to the championship to the officials and those involved in women's sports. the development of public sports and championships in women and demands in this field are among the

oil is now the bane of indonesian people's lives. they show it with blood. american ambassador proudly remembers this day. he ordered them not to repeat sukarno's mistake. whoever turns his back, all its members should not be left for revenge . it fills the air , this fate is only one of the villages, the secret police he imprisons people, then they kill them in a way that no one has ever done to their fellow countrymen. now , the soldiers are competing with each other to kill souvenirs out of fear of the secret police. people are running away, and the muslim army is practicing shooting with them. six months, one million people did not reach, it will be faster. the us embassy is directly monitoring this. there are few reports left from those days. this is one of them . they have to get used to these scenes. how many years will this be the life of indonesian people? the memories that the knots still bother them years later , the documentaries of some news channels to some of the torture the price of the secret police of indonesia is obtained after the coup. t

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still , i didn't think bane's obedin was capable of that. what's in this unexpected sister, all the men are the same, everything is clear. stay away from him. we need to be strong, you understand. do not tolerate this attitude, no one treats you like this will not apply. yes, sure. it's over, i won't even say hello to him. he tried to stop me, not the ferrito. i don't understand it, and neither do i. if it wasn't for you, sister, i wouldn't be able to stay strong. can't find ferito. yes often what happened ferrit was with them. they don't know where he is. i don't think he was noticed. listen to defne - she's doing this on purpose to piss him off, if the bomb goes off and hits us, ask her to leave us alone. will i do something? get back to your room. i don't want him saw on the spot. fine? do something. or maybe now we’ll do something together, the dosage of substances? watch at 19:00 on ntv, against the backdrop of record heat, the south of europe is engulfed in new forest fires, following the greek islands, groves flared up in sicily. and

breathless, paraglider riding for two days at the site of ahmedabad in bane city. thank god , more than 150 farhad whistles were performed during these few days of the competition. we also had no accidents. i think 95% of the best iranian pilots from all over the country participated in the competition with very high preparation and ability, and at the end of the effort period, pilot hossein abbaspour, alireza ghanbari and taha, many from mazandaran, in order of rank zadeh moalem took first to third place mazandaran is the first place in the alireza ghanbari tournament. i am from mazandaran. the second place in the roadball tournament in mazandaran province is the third place. due to the athletes and the good hosting of baneh city, the holding of the next matches at the international level is not far from expected and planning to do so. it is on the agenda of the authorities, fortunately, due to the very good reception of the people and athletes , we are ready to hold these competitions at the international level in this city. baneh city has finished its work. ther

judicial laws and remove the supreme court based on the approvals of the parliament, which has become the bane of the zionist regime to the point where it is remembered as the deepest social crisis in the history of the formation of the new regime. in this matter, the important issue is that now the differences have become so deep that none of the parties is willing to compromise, and the other issue is that the protesters of the opponents are increasing every day, the opponents are now ordinary people of the society. it was not, but the soldiers, pilots, representatives of departments, associations, organizations, medical staff, students and university professors who joined the page of mass protests. the second question said that these various people oppose this layer of their cabinet, and that is why the protests have been going on for the last few months. to many, including some write to your authorities to warn about the collapse of your regime. how do we predict the future? in terms of futurology , there are two possibilities: the first is a coup and the second is the collapse of the zion

. >> al agua, ya la bañe, y de hecho creo lina al agüita y ya eso le queda ahí a la perrita y ya queda desafortunadamente esto es más común habitualmente se presenta en zonas con vulnerabilidad social que viven en condiciones de hacinamiento. >> personas como sergio buscan proteger a sus mascotas sobre todo en esta época de mayor proliferación de la garrapata café. >> en lo personal yo tengo dos perros pero no los dejó salir a la calle. >> lamentablemente muchos perros que no son de la colonia sino que de otras colonias que se mantienen en las calles. >> en otra información la asambleísta () presentóun proyecto de ley abc45 para la instalación de cámaras de seguridad. san francisco que aprovecha la propuesta ya que esto le permitiría poner tres cámaras en vías de alto riesgo y multar a quienes no cumplan. >> está bien para tener la información si es que algo pasa, y ya es hora de que la gente comience a pensar nuevamente que no deben conducir tan rápido. >> la propuesta se va a discutir en el senado total el próximo martes. según cifras federales las cámaras pueden reducir el número de

lifting for these documents, but these to form a new government. spain has been very clear, is the bane and all its citizens who have voted have been crystal clear. the backward looking block that wanted to roll back all the progress we made over the past 4 years has failed. the sun is known as a political since i produced enough support from his left point. if he could ready way to block the formation of the can so for deflect, government the bought the head for the new government is complicated, meaning the countries facing beaks of uncertainty spring in our corresponding young . philip schultz here, he joins us from madrid. now neither of the main parties in this election, one enough votes to easily form a government. so what will they do or well, the elections have definitely produced a paradox outcome. the conservatives, the wind, but the not really happy with us because they don't get the predicted majority to form the government together with the file. right. uh conservatively, the fee quote said that you would still try to farm the government, but nobody knows at the moment was

dutch legally ended slavery in dodge gayana, now known as serene um and in other colonies in the car bane. but most slave labor is labor is on. dutch plantations were forced to keep on working for another 10 years. new research has revealed the king's ancestors and the modern day equivalent of nearly $600000000.00 from slavery. sat in the light of 15 hundreds. the dutch west india company expanded to become the world's largest trans atlantic slave trade in shipping around 600000 people from africa to the americans and manual x, y z. i do, and pong is an assistant professor at the vog in indian university and studies the legacy of dodge slavery is, as the apology is just the beginning of a wider conversation on reparations in the process mode the past. because we know that when slavery was abolished the slave own this way, they were paid compensation. that is a form of reparation. and is those same families who have to well to have been able to build the country. but also, we know that the institutions that came with slavery is still lives on it's still lives on in the discrimination of pe

so although i was born in greece, i was considered an old bane and citizen on taylor 2017, which meant that i had 0 civic right. but no, absolutely no, probably couldn't fully declare presentation and how probably needs to see if the increase started banging my grades in the ninety's stuff there did this illusion of the hybrid communist space. we are currently the biggest, my great 30 minority we have been traditionally targeted by the media. we have been perceived as the dangerous as the criminal, as the somebody to watch out for. and so yeah, in, in a way it has made it easier. so for us, the senior agent, the great society you've been involved in antivirus, just movements and i wanted to know what it was about your life experiences that kind of shape to a journey into activism. the moment is the as being actively involved with the movement was when i was 13 years old. that's quite a side of the, between the beginning of the financial crisis in greece. a spoke with being point to a certain moment in time that really spark lacks it. gets claimed, it would be when the police q, the 15

potholes are the bane of anyone on wheels — and now they have forced the organisers of a popular cyclingracts 400 riders, but as jo black reports, the club blamed the cancellation on the "grave state of many roads." holes left. holes middle! beware of the potholes, a thorn in the side of many a road user, and now an annual cycling event in cambridgeshire has been cancelled because the organisers think the state of the roads make the course far too dangerous for the riders. this year, we started to look at the course a few weeks ago, and we noticed that the potholes had become worse around the local community. so we rode the course and realised the potholes were just too dangerous for us, let alone people who don't cycle regularly. the strawberry community cycle event has been running since 2015 and attracts up to 400 people each year. there are four routes to choose from, ranging from seven miles to 55 miles long. but its cancellation has left many dismayed. had my first puncture in i don't know how long and the roads were really bad. i felt like i was taking my life in my hands cycling

mister bane under michael wanted to stop feeling like a stranger in her own country and when looking for people who felt the same way in 1985, she met a group of women connected to the american poet and queer civil rights activist. audrey lord, lord was a guest lecturer at the free university in west berlin, who encouraged black women to discover their communities history and celebrate their heritage. the sizes harvey, i'm the lawyer. it was like kind of tiffany of relief. we were all there without. shyness needs our experiences of desire as sadness, carson, or, and so i was, it was great and it enabled us to break house at that isolation. or is it that soon to chrome or isn't that soon? so come on in the sense of community carried us as much. i've talked to inside the guitar. yeah, i love it comes with us and i'm, it was like we've been existing in a room with no air computers. and i felt when we met audrey lord, the african american poet, and she was simply interested in our lives, it would have been suggested that we introduced ourselves to each other folks logged on to the world

make sure i was also making the way to the eastern side, the carrot bane as we go through the remainder of tuesday, it will rush the showers coming in across those central arrows. you could companies also sing some wet weather back onto the east and on as you can see, that rain makes its way across. the lee, which runs to was supposed to rico full read jamaica, jen, retry channels to one or 2 shall see one or 2000 to cuba. but it as long as you set fast for the crate to read to these, the thought showing here is coming over our heads from russian positions, ukrainian positions familiar to been sending about how they were directly targeted as they were trying to sleep. we seen some of the residents come out of the building with that possessions in suitcases by substantial safe anymore. what happens on that day is a war crime shows how many regions across the lines and know that the level of destruction here. proof just how fast the fighting has been. in recent weeks, this russian who's built some on a street has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries. the . the hello, i'm not in sight

— numbers of people arriving from , eay, bane er— numbers of people arriving from , eay, bane er ane—are— single year, then all too often they gravitate towards their own eennanrnee— they gravitate towards their own communities and _ they gravitate towards their own communities and it can create beekee— communities and it can create pockets within— communities and it can create pockets within society. segregation- pockets within society. segregation within society, economies within the economy. they— economies within the economy. rney bnna— economies within the economy. rney bnng wran— economies within the economy. they bring with them, of course, aberr— they bring with them, of course, rnerr — they bring with them, of course, their own norms— they bring with them, of course, their own norms and values and aberr— their own norms and values and rnerr cabare— their own norms and values and their culture may— their own norms and values and their culture may not adapt or aeernbare— their culture may not adapt or assimilate with— their culture may not adapt or assimilate with that of the r

one of them was renee in the 17th century, and those mathematical achievements, yeah, the bane of some other people in this room, that famous linear transformation formula, y equals mx plus b, you might go, where's heeded, yeah, you can try to figure out, i'm a bit of a math geek, i like rom-coms and i also like to dance. so there you go. [laughter] but you maybe could have figured that out if you were using generative a.i. but similarly a.i. and newton's work on gravity both are based upon data and computational power. so it's not just the math. newton built, of course, on galileo's work. gathered data from other scientists' research, his computational power up here, his mind, and his quill pen. discussions about a.i., though, go back at least to the mid 20th century. you may remember allenner toking. imitation game, the enigma code. in 1950 he wrote a seminole paper computing machinery and intelligence opening with, quote, i propose to consider a question, can machines think? end quote. that's allen turig, 1950. in the 1980's, world chess champion claimed a computer would never beat

it's the bane. everybody's existence, if they've ever driven on it. but, you know, now, i mean, we we had a museum bus, a big purple bus. and one of the reasons for that bus was that we could travel to parts of the borough that people not only the south bronx, all of the bronx, frogs neck and dreams, they couldn't get there. exactly they would there's just no way you can't get on a train. then you think about mothers with strollers and you know three or four kids there's impossible. so you see the impact of it decades later. i'm sorry did someone ever a comment there talking about putting the there people are looking sorry can you take the microphone if you don't mind mind trying to address that issue? and they're talking about putting it underground and and reuniting bronx. so i can talk i can i can talk to this because you have the thing in brooklyn in the cobble hill carroll gardens area where you the bqe is just borrowed out. it's just in all of that when when the cross bronx was was built. they just dug down and it just one big you instead of you

isn't i look at in such a tree because you can see actually that even on the sub list i which left the bane i many conveys why that i couldn't that no, no i yes yeah. i'm going to like somebody yeah yeah. even though i'm out of boss, i'm say, this is a license. mm hm. but the business mother say about, i'm busy with the, with them and what i mean by that, that's why i'm that you do that. it's kind of that you get your legacy for the, for the other one is a control of them on the other line from unless you and obviously i even said the most interested in having to keep it as a the cc of amish skin eyes, the color and uh, a better product that deputies on the power to start and consult seen a guy in the city or when i get either a some i sit up, i didn't have mom. if i didn't know how you could rocha i'm kind of so i always seem to be none available. uh kind of sooner, but i doubt, but somebody touched fee with this. yeah. with the doctor, you know, high the my yeah, yeah, i'm going fucked up to meet a full well, baldwin hubbard, and somebody sent me level hired on to you because ms. sellers

i know you've read through the new indictment, you've bane able to compare every count, see the document added, which appears to be those attack plans. they now have the proof it was not. it was actually a document he was waving around. as you go through everything in this new 60-page superseding indictment, what stands out to you, ty. >> well, i think this original indictment was engineered to last 1,000 years, and now it will last -- the superseding indictment will last antiquity. i mean, this is such a tight case. the evidence is so overwhelming. it's very difficult to imagine how trump could say that his lawyers met with jack smith's today to explain to him that he hadn't done anything wrong on the same day that jack smith produces this evidence of -- overwhelming evidence of additional wrongdoing on his part. so this is -- this is i think par for the course. i think one thing that's been ignored in the discussions so far, though, is this is trump dealing directly with nauta and de oliveira at a time when evan corcoran has been told by him there are no additional documents, that they

repulsive, it smells bad, and i just -- i think it's a terrible place [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, bane's[ laughter ] how dare you say that in the city that is home to fox news headquarters [ laughter ] these people are such ass[ bleep ] only republicans would go to liberal cities and [ bleep ] on them it doesn't work the other way around i don't go to her hometown and say nasty things about it, although i don't know where she's from i'm -- i'm assuming the videotape from "the ring?" [ laughter ] is that -- is that a place people grow up do they got good schools there the only people who are allowed to [ bleep ] on new york, the only people, are new yorkers [ cheers and applause because we love it and we love how mad it makes us. it's not an easy city to live in you fight and you claw and you finally get the job of your dreams, and you move into a new york city apartment, and you give a little fist pump and you say, "yes! and then your neighbor pounds on the wall and screams, "keep the [ bleep ] noise down!" [ laughter ] and yeah, sure, as a new yorker, i'm willing to admit, it smells bad

that's guy on now known as, sorry, now, and is, and you know, the colonies in the car bane, but most slave labor is own documentations, were forced to keep on working for another 10 years. new research has revealed the king's ancestors and the modern day equivalent of nearly $600000000.00 from slavery . starting in the like 15 hundreds, the dutch west india company expanded to become the world's largest transatlantic slave trader. shipping around 600000 people from africa through the americas. for more on this story, let's bring in taiwan 5 black, who's a professor of dutch colonial history at the university of live, and he joins me from amsterdam. thanks so much for being on the program. kawan festival. how is this apology being received in the netherlands? is it a case of better late than never? that? yes, absolutely. i think the reception has been very positive also because in addition to the apology that you heard frank man just before he passed for forgiveness for the lack of action is uh his own. uh, family is. ready time of slavery. so it was not only an apology on the part of

they weren't going to be teaching anyone there was an opposer and oppressed and certainly led to book banesly, this is getting a lot of reaction, and what are we hearing from the vice president, and how is desantis and his nation depending this move out of florida. >> that's right, vice president kamala harris is in florida, she will be speaking momentarily, about this, but the white house has said, you know, this is the work of extremists and revisionists, who want to limit the truth about american history, the good, and the bad. and now again, while kamala harris will be speaking in jacksonville, shortly, yesterday, in indianapolis, she addressed a convention of sorority sisters and here is what she had to say. >> they decided middle school students will be taught that enslaved people benefitted from slavery. they insult us in an attempt to gas light us, and we will not stand for it. >> while many are shocked and concerned about these latest developments, governor ron desantis is actually doubling down. and i want to read a quote that he sent out earlier this afternoon. democrats like kam

well, the bane of good government is the legislative branch. they feel that when they get elected, they have to do something and they think they get credit for undoing something. so they are constantly pasting new frosting, the old cake and and they have to have something thing. they feel that that they will be known for and that new programs expand, programs, spending when it's not necessary, oblige spending when it's not necessary and and it really is what creates the monstrosity of the bureaucracy. because every time you create a new program you need a bureaucracy to manage that program. and i think what coolidge was talking about was the fact that that unfortunately, too often are passed a program is and the legislature then forgets about it whether the legislature at the federal or the legislature at the state level and it's up then to the executive branch to try and manage it as efficiently and as effectively as can. and they run into all constraints that the law brought with it into the process the administration that coolidge is talking

the bane himself has driven himself into a trap. on the one hand.don't succeed, but your opponents also show. why such close attention punishes ukraine is not geopolitical, moments not in the struggle for democracy or in the fight against russia, but the fact is that the biden is corruptly connected, not even just a bayn, but the byte family is connected with ukraine and this is in my opinion. well , it can really become so very important, but a brake for biden and a trump card in the sleeve of his opponents. why because in fact the fbi - it is very important to have this information. they hid. this is not so much a blow to biden. how many state institutions of the united states of america that talk to the whole world about their transparency of transparency, how they fight corruption, but it turns out that the current president is a corrupt official who put his son. well, it’s clear what yes, what talents, he has all this. well, you saw it anyway. here, at the same time, it also indicates others, but in countries and leaders who should be fired, wh

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it does my head in. the bane of my life, that. it does my head im— the bane of my life, that. alison and any other women's situation. can you understand why she has profound moral qualms? to be honest with you. _ she has profound moral qualms? to be honest with you, not _ she has profound moral qualms? to be honest with you, not what _ she has profound moral qualms? to be honest with you, not what is _ she has profound moral qualms? to be honest with you, not what is being said is— honest with you, not what is being said is straight— honest with you, not what is being said is straight and _ honest with you, not what is being said is straight and true, _ honest with you, not what is being said is straight and true, because i said is straight and true, because in saudi _ said is straight and true, because in saudi arabia, _ said is straight and true, because in saudi arabia, a _ said is straight and true, because in saudi arabia, a woman, i said is straight and true, because in saudi arabia, a woman, they. said is straight and true, because i in saudi arabia, a woman, they can t

court and it was his obligation to go to court weekly to pay homage to louis the 16th, which was the bane of franklin's existence because it was a long carriage ride there and back and a lot of standing around for an elderly man. but having researched that to the hilt, i did realize if franklin went to court every week as the ambassadorial core and stood around, all the other foreign ambassadors who were come all of them utterly transfixed by whatever that thing was that was going on in america would have written accounts back to their home court of benjamin franklin in court. so along with the material for this -- a lot of the material for this book was found in archives of the various german republic, counties because these were the ambassadors watching franklin very closely and were able to report on the conversations. host: what about franklin and the english investor? stacy: the english ambassador had immense dexterity and fist occasion. he's aggrieved by franklin arriving in paris. he is recalled once franklin is recognized in court. he's doing everything to undermine franklin's eff

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i remember when i worked at a bar that the a student bar that was the bane of life, having count allunt all of my life, having to count all of the money at the end of a at the of a day. are there the end of a day. are there not some here would some businesses here that would rather to a cashless society? >> there are massive vested interests that want to move to a cashless society. tom, you've got of big businesses they got lots of big businesses they don't want to incur those cash handung don't want to incur those cash handling costs. as you say , handling costs. as you say, you've got governments around the world. they want to make sure they're getting sure that they're getting their tax everything that we tax dollar on everything that we do. they don't like cash . i do. so they don't like cash. i think all, you've got the think above all, you've got the big want big tech companies who want to monitor everything that we do through digital footprint. through our digital footprint. if you surveillance if you like surveillance capitalism, they call it, they can follow what we do and t

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but when you reply, all that's a bane of my life. >> it's dangerous. >> it's dangerous. >> it's dangeroust that if you are transmitting documents of a sensitive you would sensitive nature that you would be at pains to get the email address correctly and this came about they were trying to send documents over to a military account which was mill at the end of it, but they missed out the middle eye. so it went to eml, which is mali , a country eml, which is mali, a country which is closely aligned into russia and were quite grateful for foreign secrets to be coming across . and it was actually across. and it was actually a dutch internet entrepreneur who was contracted by mali to look after that domain, who noticed this happening . it's not this happening. it's not a recent thing and did alert the state department in the united states this is where most of them have come from and said to them have come from and said to the pentagon , there is the pentagon, there is a problem. you keep sending these emails. and they said , well, i emails. and they said, well, i don't think we are. there's no