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of the estuary, the first in the area, well, they are insignificant up to a kilometer below hm, the beysween svatovo and kremeny plochanka, the enemy has no success a but is trying to carry out assault and offensive actions in this direction at the end of last year, the beginning of this year, they killed a rather large group of several tens of thousands of personnel there, and also brought in armored vehicles from their warehouses, but also new t-90 tanks and terminator infantry support combat vehicles, which entered and destroy our military, but they are trying to advance here further eh further if you look at the map it is unconditional bahmud and the situation around it eh with as you know they managed to capture solidar this area is in the north vil bahmuta and therefore they the enemy troops, first of all the wagnerites, are trying to expand this plan from the bridgehead north of the solidar, it is not possible , but there in a day they can advance up to several hundred meters. for the second time, the commander of the ground forces, general sirskyi, who reported to the supreme com

as recently as his predecessor, the pilose, he himself did not risk, yes , and tai-bei was afraid ofially since the king. inway, anyway , she planned to be in those parts of central america where the leader of taiwan is planning to visit guatemala with the help of one. after all more and more unfolds from taiba towards beijing now. here, honduras broke off such relations with taiwan and has already signed an agreement with china, which proves once again that following the principle of one china is the right choice in accordance with international justice and the trend of the times. this desire wins the hearts of people in the taiga. of course, the loyalty of the latin americans has already been declared. buys and even named the amount of almost 2 1/2 billion dollars, which honduras allegedly. at first i wanted to get from taiwan to develop the economy, but compete with the prc was useless. so the american business, so as not to be declared in the white house , prefers to stay in the chinese market in beijing these days, top managers of many of the world's largest companies from apple

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as opposed to, you know, bei-- you know, "i was the second one re-elected in 247 years. maybe we should try that again." >> is what's happening at that level in maryland a uniform experience in state parties across the country? >> it's not happening in every single state, but we saw that in this past election. it should have been a huge republican year because of the failures of the biden administration and the democrats in washington. we should have picked up -- we should have won the senate back. we should have won more governors races. we should have had a -- they were talking about picking up 40 or 50 seats in the house. none of that happened because the state parties, you know, really were focusing on, some of them, on conspiracy theories, and relitigating the 2020 election, and talking about january 6th, and, you know, "the virus was fake," and all kinds of things like that that voters overwhelmingly rejected. so where we had common sense, conservative, traditional republicans like me, they all won. but where we nominated these kind of wacky ones, they all lost. >>

who didn't say anything about the beginning of the bey last year under bakhmut ?ell, i'm at the beginning, because they already had it. after a certain time, more than 40,000 private military personnel were deployed there. of the military campaign, well, it was mostly criminals , now there are no more than 7,000 of these servicemen left, it is not a fact that they are there in large numbers, there was information that they were moved somewhere to the left bank of the dnipro river south of kherson, that’s why, wintering there, there are really heavy battles, and if they continue to increase the number of artillery , mortars and manpower there, well, tanks are used, of course, other armored vehicles , then there is no great sense in holding on to this city. president zelensky that we will not stick to the name of a city if it is convenient , it is more convenient to leave. we are not more prepared positions there, keep the defense, that is what we will do. this is for the russians. bakhmut, does it make any political sense , they planned there? well, many times plan

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in terms of unknown or undisclosed counterparty risk at some of the banks you hold >> well, it would bei idiotic t dismiss it there is a credit cba which ryes to ascertain credit party risk i made the bet that jpmorgan and bank of americas of the world are -- will they trade down, yes. but in terms of the contagion affecting them, i think not. it is hard to say that's not -- i wouldn't say that's not possible >> you know what is fascinating is that for all the casts we have been through, i had more people in the last three years ask me if their bank account deposits were safe and it is extraordinary. because if you think about the stress that we really haven't felt yet, in banks and in credit, and yet this is where the prevailing public concern is, i'm getting this -- this is from -- >> everyone has a bank account the financial cris iswas built on things that people couldn't understand i was on the floor, when we had rolling closes, people didn't understand what was actually happening when financials were collapsing now people understand, hey, i have a bank account, is it going to be the

it's not an argument for bei less connected or generating less ip. so, the question is how do you deploy finite resources to protect against infinite threats. and back to the cybersecurity strategy, it is a pretty good job of triaging it. identify the most critical areas that we really need to ensure we are focused on protecting, in order to continuto deliver services. >> in partnering with those efforts, can you characterize them, are they purely defensive, meant to repel attacks or are the proactive measures that are punitive towards people carrying out these efforts yet, --? >> i spent 10 years building a cybersecurity software business and one thing that became very clear during the course of that was that the offen and defense of cybersecurity look a lot more like soccer than football. it is not a black-and-white transition from offense to defense. it is a much more dynamic give and take a at and flow. we can sort of parse out operations across a continuum from ahentic to defensive. frankly, in the middle it is pretty hard to tell about shifting

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he saidg to bey >> which choing michl jordan for your tea inny vaccaro. i am witke.white. >> how much do you believe? i believe in you. >> i called chris tucker, who i always thought was a genius. he is like i know howard white? you know howard white? turns out chris tucker knows everybody, literally everybody. >> reporter: one person we see very little of is an actor who plays jordan. why do we not see michael jordan in this movie? >> we don't see michael jordan or the very what was obvious reason to me which is that this is a movie about an icon, somebody so meaningful that the minute, you know, i show you somebody and tell you, like, hey, that's michael jordan, you go, no to isn't. i know what michael jordan is. i know what he is. not only that. the only actor who could play michael jordan was old to play this poart and we probably couldn't afford him. now everything else is fake. >> reporter: the final result feels real and, as always, it was a team effort. ben affleck and matt damon met as kids in cambridge, massachusetts, and clicked from the start. chasing the

it declarendd the ax the americn college of surgeons to bey ra structurally racist. it alscisto went on to say that. surgeons are racists and even s the practice of surgery i is racist. what this did is that produced a type of messaging that now states that, as you clearlyient put, it's best if patients aredn treated by surgeons of. their own race. tucker, let met me ask you a question. if you are looking for a a surgeon for yourself and a loved one or a loved one , whata are you looking for in a surgeon skill? ? yeah, skill. ly. absolutely. whatwhat a about trust?r sk of course, i would say that after skill, probably the single most important thing that goes into providing good medicine is trust. a yes patient has to trust that the surgeon is not only competent and skilled, bute also has their best interests at heart and will do the bes t for him.o trus a surgeon, on the other hand , has to also trust the patientsuo that they will understand that the surgeon is doing his or herg best. yes, and dr. bozkurt, i wish weo had more time. >> i hope you'll come back forei a

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u200b\u200bdachas, and well, in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bnovomikhailovka, there were also positional beyst changed. this means that in the solidarity direction, our troops today introduced a second action in the vasikovka area. and in the area of ​​​​the disputed here, while the enemy has advanced, the tougher resists in the svatov direction and all. there is also a certain progress, the troops continue to advance in the direction of makeevka and nevsky, and there are already completely fighting in the area of ​​orsky and yampovka. here the enemy is also on the defensive, but today the ministry of defense also announced that in the kupyansk direction. we have progress in advancing there is progress in the area of ​​the blue river in the area of ​​the two-river, in fact, various ones are gradually shifting. well, which is located next to the lukovian here , the enemy is also in a tough defense, but here, as it were. we have certain it is also worth noting that in the last 24 hours a very powerful blow has been inflicted on the rear positions of the enemy in the area of ​​​​kramatorsk, slav

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other aspect that is important is bei able to monitor our networks 24/7. most sma facilits haveo staff to be le to monitor. even if they havthe tools for management or for monitori devices, if nobody is watcng the consul and nobody is there to pk that up, it could be hours, critil hours in a cyberattack before they even notice that somebody has gotten into their network. >> l me ask you about the urban/rural divide. how do you assess the current state of cybersecurity in rural hospitals as opposed to urban? is it funding, what are the factors? >> i would say from my experience, urban hospitals predominantly have staff within their facilities, some of them, multiple staff that are addressing each area of the complex issue of cybersecuri. smaller facilities, from my experience, they have seen, most of them have no staff that are directly assigned to cyber or they have very limited staff in that area. i think there is a huge disparity between them. what we need to know is that most small hospitals are connected to larger tertiary care centers and we need a wa