my name is boris meet this is boris boris johnson would have told lewis carroll to introduce his heroine alice to the british prime minister, not to spudding. although for the whole of continental europe, and to a greater extent for ukraine , it would probably be better for him to remain a purely english pudding than a concentrated embodiment of all british colonial ambitions accumulated in a compressed historical period. so where did johnson fall on the poor ukrainian head outwardly a clumsy but capable student of an elite italian college oxford university student his aristocratic legacy literally immediately opened the doors for him, closed privileged clubs and parties. in the pauses between how they rule the world, they still lit up with their many secrets of rituals, drunkenness and frank sex revelry. this whole train of scandals with photos and video recording has been trailing johnson since childhood. only over time, his minor , almost harmless sins grew to the scale of the total planetary destruction began. how a journalist from the times newspaper was fired for a lying article sa

good morning your breakfast boris did not warn me that tomorrow boris viktorovich will bring the bedroomou can ask me well. thank you. and i flew in tonight. i'm calling, are you still angry? well, really, i told you, there was no wedding. let's meet, let's go to a restaurant and celebrate. tanya, i brought you a lot of gifts. well, are we meeting? come on, in an hour , i'll text you the address somewhere. well agreed. let's see you. nikolay how good is it that i met you? good morning, good! could you take me to a restaurant i have to meet my girlfriend. sorry, no orders, but borya said that i can ask you when i need to leave somewhere. fine. excuse me excuse me, could you help me open the gate, otherwise i can’t do something. unfortunately, without the permission of the owner, i can not. what did you say, or what? well , i can't call my husband right now. he is unavailable. i can't help. well, guests can come to me in advance , warns if someone has to come for the rest of the gate is closed. i'm sorry, we can reschedule our meeting until tomorrow. yes, i don’t feel well, i probably don’

boris explains.l, we solve some domestic issues. that is, they did? a wonderful girl really wants to see her, of course, to hug her. and how can i achieve this ? i don't know how i would behave. i asked. you go to work. bring at least a penny is to fail. yes, at least once he went out somewhere and flunked him, he does not eat. why does he eat my products that they buy. yes, i buy groceries with children's money, why is he touches them, listen to your husband? if you work, then listen. for something else. what are you doing here, bad? live, child. i'm at the station for the homeless. why is the ugly boris and believe that not the man, but his wife is to blame for family scandals? but after a couple of minutes. fantastic shopping any purchases in installments for 10 months and cashback up to ten percent of our favorite show show mask, the second grand semi-final of the show mask, special guests, and here stability and favorite participants. mask of the second semi-final with their own hands i spoke to

boris has to throw money out the window., we just got a creative attacker with a twinkle working. we checked everything in the afternoon money must fall here under this tree. so you won't miss it, the insurance company put the apartment with boris' beacon. so i didn’t understand, maybe the trees got tangled in a package? the filthy object is moving away from home, come on. i don't know. yegor not like the night. clearly remind boris if the blackmailer gets in touch, let us immediately find a complete bummer. it's clear. good morning, what do i need now? well, i don't know. how are you even alive? i even believe all the living one sleeps badly. is there any news? interesting . i mean, our blackmailer is somehow connected to the bingo hotel and our computer genius has already found suitable character among the staff. here, admire the raiki. roman is 45 years old. the hotel security chief was fired from the authorities for abuse, bribes and so on. greetings great well, here's what the handsome man himself asked for in full dres

johnson and simon case about an offer_ boris johnson and simon case about an offer of— boris johnsonase about an offer of financial support for the then— an offer of financial support for the then prime minister, and none of those _ the then prime minister, and none of those facts _ the then prime minister, and none of those facts were made available to the people entrusted with making sure his _ the people entrusted with making sure his appointment was compliant with the _ sure his appointment was compliant with the rules.— with the rules. but, gabriel, they were somehow _ with the rules. but, gabriel, they were somehow made _ with the rules. but, gabriel, they were somehow made available i with the rules. but, gabriel, they were somehow made available to with the rules. but, gabriel, they - were somehow made available to you, and you told everybody through the sunday times. can you just take us through what happened when you heard about the news and how you were able to publish that story?— to publish that story? absolutely. it all to publish that story? absolutely. it all started

boris no, i know you know boris johnson, eton , oxford, boris johnson, eton, oxford, burlington firmly yeah donald trump's a billionaire with the big tv empire, a reality tv show and all the rest of it. big tv empire, a reality tv show and all the rest of it . you and all the rest of it. you know, they're funny figures to be supposedly leading the anti—establishment insurgency . anti—establishment insurgency. well, i think the difference and the defence i will have of donald trump is when he was in office , whether you agree with office, whether you agree with any of the things he did or not, take the walls, for example, he genuinely made efforts to drain the swamp, as he put it on, genuinely made efforts to push through the policies that he was elected to push through . whereas elected to push through. whereas with boris johnson , he had his with boris johnson, he had his manifest manifesto pledge, and then he just seemed to be going all over the place, plunged the country various lockdowns , country into various lockdowns, which he clearly didn't support. if you look back all the tex

thank you so much, boris.ousands of hollywood tv and film writers have overwhelmingly voted to authorize a potential strike. union leaders from the writers guild of america met with studio heads negotiating how to avoid what could be a crippling shutdown of all sorts of productions. the guild hasn't staged a walkout since 2007 cnn business and politics correspondent vanessa your cave, which is here with more on the negotiations. vanessa there is a may 1st deadline that is looming over as the potential strike might unfold. what are the sticking points between these two groups? well if there was a potential strike that would happen on may 1st what that means for all of us is that means no late night tv. no saturday night live and potentially pauses on all of our favorite shows and movies. but what this vote yesterday signified was the resilience and the resounding yes from the members signaling that they want to go on strike if the studios and the writers guild cannot come up with the agreement by may 1st. so he

boris?publican led states across the country push bills cracking down on gender affirming care and abortion the governor from the key swing state of minnesota has signed bills protecting those rights. he is going to join us live, next. >>> and in alaska a tragic accident during an army training flight. three soldiers killed after a collision between two helicopters. the second such accident in less than a month. we'll take a closer look. ♪ when you're a small-businessss owner, yoyour to-do list can be... a lot. ♪ [ buttons clicking ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online, so you can take on all your other to-dos. already did. see if you could save at progressivecommercial.com. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an eng

boris?s discuss more about the president's re-election bingres florida. thanks for joining us. you initially endorsed senator bernie sanders for president in 2020, and when the general election came around you got behind president biden. but today on the day of his announcement are you prepared to endorse president biden for re-election? >> i am. i enthusiastically endorse him. president biden has delivered on bringing manufacture jobs back. he's had the largest climate package in american history, we've made the largest progress on child poverty. i'm proud to stand with him and he's really delivered for the american people. >> congressman, in that poll jeremy diamond just pointed to 44 ers pof democrats did not want biden to run for re-election. do you think he should face a primary challenger, perhaps a younger progressive in. >> i am supporting him. i would never tell anyone don't compete. this is american democracy. but i believe that president biden will unify the democratic party, and

as you said, a major purchase boris is a home purchase.tgage we have until july 1 , 23, there are special programs in the country for both young professionals from families and for representatives of individual professions, including here it, yes, this instruction was given by our president laminovich putin e. what is this assignment? boris's question is probably that at the regional level, especially uh, where there is a shortage of various kinds of specialists in in the field of education in the field of medicine, and to form a support complex so that those specialists who graduated from a higher educational institution remain in the territory . this is the zemsky doctor program - this is the zemsky teacher program. conditionally. ah, down payment. uh, in order to buy uh a home, or even get uh, free rental housing. uh, and already started work at a reduced rate. right now. eh, now, well, from the novelties. e they talk about it colleagues from the government. and this will be, i 'm sure, implemented for those specialists who come to defe

boris boris you are a wonderful person, really, you are amazing. i can tell you anything definite right now. okay, well, let it stay. you have as a pledge of my hope that you will one day agree. yes, how fast the time has gone by. how do you feel? it's normal for the legs to swell. if i go a lot, well. listen, maybe you can go out of town for some fresh air . the road is only two weeks scary to go for weeks. it’s not a desert there, the doctor thinks that everything will be fine. well, i don’t know, maybe you’re right, the city is, of course, awful. i always feel what you need. lately, i've gotten used to relying on you a lot. it is not right. why is this wrong, because you need to rely only on yourself so more reliably. but sometimes you, probably, can be here, which means tomorrow and let's go for fresh air. so let's be careful. let's get your hands out. oh what clumsy as a pregnant hippopotamus. you haven't seen pregnant hippos, but i think they look about the same, wait, and then i'll bring things. let me show you everything first. here you go

this has been a long time coming, boris.ons for why bed bath & beyond's sales had been slumping for years. in fact, sales peaked about 2014, and they have slumped since then. one reason is, of course, the rise of ekmecommerce. ecommerce offers convenience and low prices, so they were undercut there. the rise of stiff competition from the likes of the walmarts of the world, the targets of the world. boris, the pandemic also really hurt bed bath & beyond quite significantly. now, i should say, the company had been trying to turn itself around in recent years. it had a management shakeup at the top. it closed hundreds of stores even before this announcement. we had even heard some reporting last summer that certain stores were trying to cut back on utility expenses by cutting back on a/c expenses in the middle of the summer. the company had been trying to prevent this from happening for quite some time, but ultimately making this announcement on sunday. what does this mean for consumers? if you shopped there or plan to, the com

galkin good morning boris sergeevich listen, even when i'm standing here in the kazan cathedral in strg near the m-m grave near the tomb. e your e, uncle me even inside e, takes. and what do you feel, that a-and around her, i’m actually grateful to fate that it’s true that my mother hid it all from me, but we unearthed it. in general, this line, where the clans of zeiders and kutuzovs intersect, is always known that you are not always a descendant of kutuzov, that is, in the soviet union the most famous paratrooper. e countries. even then you didn’t know that kutuzova didn’t know. but the third blood is not found. you would have become perhaps the most famous of the country, if it weren’t for such blood and power , well, maybe, yes, maybe, yes, but i must say that my grandfather also fought on the maternal side, uh, and my dad fought. mommy fought, and my paternal grandfather died in the great patriotic war. and my father went through three wars, he fought in finnish in the great patriotic war and the japanese war. so here she is my family, now there is no one alive, except for me, th

from boris there were normal relations. why did boris point you out as the killer?ly because everyone was poisoned. but not me. that's what she thought. you'd better ask him. he survived, didn't he? by the way a. why didn't you get poisoned, didn't you have dinner with everyone? i ate, but not everything that we did not eat. it was you who prepared it. no, i picked up a few plastic containers already in the store from the salad section. in which store is the supermarket near the house? do you think they're overdue poisoned check? according to the will, we are now the main thing, the heir to the state of your beets. i didn't even think about it. okay, that's enough for today, citizen. may i have you for a moment? i saw the news. a nightmare. she killed her husband and her entire family. i don't know. that i can't do anything. think yul me right very embarrassing. well thanks, i 'll be back. i'll be back quickly when i can, i 'll put it on your card and don't hire it yourself, better not shine, yes, yes, i'll give the money to her mother. yul why are you helping me? i

today when jack met boris, boris epstein, that is, one of the central figures in today's trump world is sitting down with prosecutors from special counsel jack smith's office. it is a development that is sure to inspire questions about where either one of those two criminal probes investigating the disgraced ex-president's conduct is heading "the new york times" reports this, quote, given his expansive ties to trump, mr. epstein is in a position to provide information in both of the investigations that mr. smith is overseeing one focused on trump's efforts to retain power after losing the 2020 election, the other centered on his handling of classified documents after he left the white house until recently, mr. epstein played a critical role in both inquiries. it is difficult to overstate his place in donald trump's inner circle at this very moment he was even seen alongside trump at his arraignment in manhattan earlier this month his testimony could lead prosecutors to a wealth of useful information on some of the issues that they are zeroing in on. when it comes to january 6th, "the

boris epshteyn. he was trump's right-hand man and boris was that to rudy. >> i understand boris epshteyn is also represented by todd blanche was part of -- >> part of how todd blanche was brought into the legal team is because he is friendly with boris epshteyn and representing him. >> boris also goes back to the russia investigation which is where we first met him, in connection with the russia investigation. also under scrutiny. not accused of anything officially, wasn't facing any charges but he was in that orbit, people investigating were looking at. >> i want to bring in her senior investigative correspondent catherine herridge was been talking to her sources. >> heading into the arraignment this week one of the trump attorneys representing the former president and the classified documents case, he told cbs news the legal team anticipated there may be what they described as a fatal flaw in the charges that may be brought today. they were focused on what we heard rikki talk about and others, this

boris is buying a home.july 1, 23, there are special programs in the country for young people specialists from families and for, uh , representatives of certain professions, including here it, yes, this instruction was given by the president. our lavinovich. putin e. what is this assignment? perhaps your question, boris, is that at the regional level, especially uh, where there is a shortage of various kinds of specialists in the field of education in the field of medicine, and to create, uh, a whole range of support so that these specialists who have graduated from higher education institution remained on the territory of this program zemstvo doctors. this is a zemsky teacher program of events that are aimed at ensuring that the specialist arrives and receives. lifting conditionally, uh, down payment uh in order to buy a house, uh, or even received it. uh, free rental housing. uh, and already started work at a reduced rate. right now. eh, now, well, from the novelties. colleagues from the government are tal

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boris barka became a sought -after poet.formed by alexander gradsky valery leontiev and agent makarevich it would seem that the author of hits should ride like cheese in butter, but it just seemed that way. these shots were taken in 2007, a meeting with the author of the main hit of the seventies could be imagined, whatever, but not like that, it was difficult to find him through third parties in a cheap eatery, where those who had nowhere to rush gathered, sic transit gloria mundi this is how worldly glory passes by ordering a cheburek and 100 g. the author arlekino set off on the waves of memory won in the former tobacco factory club now a fashionable restaurant, and half a century ago. it was the soviet star factory, this establishment was a red star club. the legendary ensemble rehearsed here. cheerful guys and a woman that he will make famous and pugacheva started working here and pugacheva asked me if i could write a song for her boris barkas became a frequent guest at the parties of funny guys, then the time came for

absolutely boris.well, it's just another day in this rivalry that has intensified into a full born war between the state and the country's largest employer. desantis just moments ago laid out a host of potential new retributions at the state could take to retaliate against disney . let me go through a little bit of what he said, because there's quite a bit here. he as you said. first up is a bill that is going to nullify these agreements that were passed in the 11th hour to try to get around. desantis is takeover of the district. but he also said that he wants to put the state in charge of inspecting all of disney's rides. currently they inspect their own rides. now the state could potentially take over that. he also floated some new ideas for what the state could do with other lands in the that it owns around disney's theme park. take a listen to some of his suggestions there. they're pretty creative. come to think of it now. people are like, well, there's what should we do with this land? and so you

boris is buying a home.e until july 1, 23 , there are special programs in the country for both young professionals from families and for representatives of certain professions, including here it, yes.

boris?and jason, we're learning that prosecutors believe that he may have access to more documents. what are they saying about that? >> right, the prosecution says that teixeira had access to understand of classified documents, not kodozens, but hundreds. and they believe if he's released on bail, that he could somehow still get access to those documents, which is another reason why, boris, they say that he should remain behind bars. >> some important details, and especially that exchange with the judge, really telling as to where things are in the courtroom. jason carroll from worcester, massachusetts. thank you so much. brianna? >> a lot to discuss here. we have democratic congresswoman abigail spanberger of virginia with us. she is on the house intel committee. thank you so much for being with us. i wanted to ask you, because we now know that the government accountability office, they really put >> and certainly at this moment, everyone across capitol hill, but particularly members of the

boris mikhailovich do you have a daughter?magine there was not, it seems, there is somewhere here she call give the phone to sit. i said sit. calm down. i'll give it all, please. tomorrow tomorrow i 'll bring all the money for the operation mihajlovich you will meet or talk to your daughter, then there will never be daddy, let's go, let's go. yura, come on into the ward. i myself can’t walk yet you can’t normally feel. thank you so much. here is my daughter. i don't even know your name. lena , i'm sorry, i didn't know about you after the operation. sbermarket has everything you love products from your favorite stores with discounts up to 60%. sbermarket. book profitably. the main premiere of the year nevsky new season tomorrow at 20:00. meet the new card for life from vtb discount corridor in the active phase. and what does it mean sale, what is on the ozone star sale multicooker polaris wi-fi with a 50% discount synergetic for 899 rubles. anxiety, and habitual actions no longer help to cope with them 4 weeks of pronounced cre

c : boris johnson?ion-date as this- know you'll be keeping us on the station date as this story station up to date as this story eerrmweeb— station up to date as this story eerrmweeb be— station up to date as this story continues to rumble let's continues to rumble on. let's get— continues to rumble on. let's aeb—bem- continues to rumble on. let's aeb—bem bbl continues to rumble on. let's. get—from gb news get more analysis from gb news bebbbbeab— get more analysis from gb news political-catherine- political reporter catherine rereber,— political reporter catherine forster, - still - political reporter catherine forster, still there forster, who's still there emebbe— forster, who's still there outside the _ forster, who's still there outside the bbc . �*frr�*ira outside the bbc. what's the latest there ? catherine yes . latest there? catherine yes. yes. so this raises ignatian abbre— yes. so this raises ignatian came quite quickly in the end , came quite quickly in the end, abam-b— came quite quickly in

boris. >> so what is he saying now about this new reporting? statement, let's read part of it, so the florida surgeon general is saying the public has been the recipient of biased data and interpretations since the beginning of the mrna covid vaccine campaign. i have never been afraid of disagreement with peers or media. also the florida department of health because this was a florida department of health analysis says this analysis was never conducted or classified as research. this is a surveillance conducted within dr. ladapo's authority as surgeon general. mrna vaccines are associated with cardiac risk, and reports should be communicated to the public. we don't know what they mean by reports of sudden death because they don't say what they mean. they don't give any data. they don't give any background. they just put it out there that there were these deaths when in fact that aren't reports like that. it's unclear exactly what they're talk about. boris. >> important to point out there's no evidence, they put forward no evidence of that. eliz

yes boris. well it's a very rural community community here.e're about 45 minutes south of oklahoma city, so the search and rescue really continued overnight into the morning. there are a lot of reports of people still inside their shelters. the community woke up to devastation. there's a home behind me here, as you can see, it's kind of completely caved in. the walls here. which kind of interesting is the closet maintain untouched, and that's one of those areas that typically, law enforcement will say is more of the safer area and i'm going to bring you around the house a little bit here. this family there were four family members sheltering in an above the ground shelter. they are again all safe. these windows front door completely blown out. we're going to give you a look inside the home a little bit. you can see that closet. i was talking about a little earlier untouched the clothes still hanging up in there. but then you have pianos, chairs, bookshelves, the entire back of the home completely blown out debris scattered across the whole law

you will hear people in governmentl you will hear people in government saying this was very much a borisohnson appointment, during his time as prime minister, hence why it was so complicated with the loan situation. also rishi sunak is someone who knows richard sharp well, they go back, their business careers overlapped. so this is someone who is well known to the tory party. i think that politically the report as interesting as well in the report as interesting as well in the sense that richard sharp's career may be ending in terms of the bbc, but one thing he has played quite a proactive role in, first reported by the sunday times, one person is simon case, the cabinet secretary, and in this report richard sharp is effectively saying, speaking in comments that he felt when he had spoken to simon case and he said he raised to the top civil servant the fact that this bbc appointment was going on around the time he arranged a meeting between simon case and the men who went on to guarantee the loan for boris johnson, and he says he thought that was enough, that it seems it wasn't, so he ta

unfortunately, boris lvovich died in 2018, but his assistant remembers these events well, but it wasordinary day. he fell out to conduct the reception of the deputy. telei well, that is, boris ivanovich was interested in this story, he was somehow skeptical about it, because well, it cannot be that the man was sent to jail for 8 years for nothing. well, i decided to make a couple of requests to check how it matches truth. deputy boris reznik got acquainted with the materials of the criminal case . further more in the case, there is no explanation of how law enforcement officers learned about arthur's criminal activities and why? actually, they were waiting for him at the traffic police post in lyubertsy near moscow, and information that april was regularly deals in drugs, is not supported by anything in the papers, contains references to operational case number 1.3, but, as the deputy of this case found out. it simply never was. now the investigation is going on , about 10 people of these werewolves in uniform who planted yokman drugs have already been arrested. he is the leader of t

thanks, boris.now to some of the other headlines were watching for at this hour today, a minnesota court of appeals affirmed the second degree murder conviction of derek chauvin and the death of george floyd and his appeal. his attorneys argued that, among other things, extensive pretrial publicity and the court's refusal to change the venue where grounds for a new trial the former police officer was sentenced to 22 a half years in prison. remember video of him using his need to pin down and choke floyd triggered widespread protests back in 2020. and these are live pictures out of paris. protesters lashing out after an address from french president emmanuel macron in an effort to calm public outrage over his wildly unpopular plan to raise the country's retirement age from 62 to 64. macron has faced weeks of widespread protests and labor unions are planning a nationwide strike on may 1st and mission scrubbed pressure issue today forced engineers to cancel the scheduled launch of the most powerful roc

as you said a major purchase boris is a home purchase. this is a mortgage we have until july 1, 23 , there are special programs in the country both for young professionals, families and for representatives of individual professions, including here it, yes. this order was given by our president vladimirovich putin, e. what is this order, probably, boris’ question for you is that on at the regional level, especially, where there is a shortage of various kinds of specialists in the field of education in the field of medicine, and to form, uh, a whole range of support so that those specialists who graduated from a higher educational institution remain on the territory of this program the zemsky teacher program of events that are aimed at ensuring that the specialist arrives and receives already lifting conditionally. uh, the original fee. e in order to buy a house for himself, or even received ah, free rental housing. uh, already started work at a reduced rate. right now. eh, now, well, from the novelties. e colleagues from the government are

boris this is andrew lester's home. we've been here for the past two days, and it does not appear that anyone's been home at all. during this time. we are trying to figure out when exactly it is that this man is going to turn himself into police custody. he is, as you point out, facing two charges, the first of which armed criminal action could earn him 3 to 15 years behind bars, the more serious charge, which is first degree felony assault, could see him spend the rest of his life. in prison. the community here has been demanding justice. you showed those pictures of his classmates ralph girls classmates staging that peaceful march today outside of their classroom. they're describing this as a unity walk. he's been loved by fellow classmates and teachers. he played for instruments classmates, describing him as a kind, smart young man, a humble man who did not brag. the incident unfolded on the porch of this home behind me. the teen as you point out, made a mistake. he was supposed to be picking up his younger siblings

i will always love you your alexei boris are you not twitching?'m so embarrassed at the girl's birthday today is all you do. well, how else , firstly, i know how, secondly, you are now a superhero with us, and a superhero does what they save, so do simple things. hello hello wanted you for tomorrow call and suddenly saw. why is there any news, what other deaths of alexei olga were involved not in korobkov, but in a certain violetta, the sister of the leader, she vowed to find. i'm sitting there chasing him for the death of his brother did not interest violetta for a very long time looking to chase him away and accidentally found, when she saw, a report of the find. she came to town to inquire. at first he tried to poison him with caffeine, so that he became ill, and he crashed. but when i didn't.

and you can invite boris volokhov to the apparatus. oh, it's you.akunin's estate is concerned about one thing for you. boris, i don’t know how you are, according to the father, to you exactly. i couldn't do it. i love a woman. she was already there lying girl blood. i should have done it. four girls were killed in the city. and everyone wants the capital murderer to be behind bars as soon as possible. andrey sergeevich, you keep telling me everything. happened happened. you see, they drank a lot, your daughter, how blown. that boris will take her as his wife, he will not go anywhere. show me what happened next, approached her and felt her. and let them wear it happens, then decided to look at the wounds. and then the door slammed, or maybe it was too late. what could it be? your zapadnyanka what else, besides western ones, have you concealed from me? i swear nothing. i didn't even know about the cufflink. and if i try to rationalize this somehow, i really admit the possibility of a conversion movement of the bat. don't believe me either. i understan

boris petrovich probably died a year later when his wife and nadezhda died.s, he walked the claws did not eat or drink, then disappeared. wait, i had a good place in the railway department, a dead woman went for him, i can’t forget, i can’t remember, such a family was at christmas, in fact , valentina sergeevna played charades at the piano, and boris petrovich doesn’t show trick, you see time oh, i have a coin behind my ear. and once, but in her hands, it’s like foxy sockeye salmon says , yes, that is, he could take something from this person, for example, a castle so that not the person himself, not those around him, would see it and put it in someone’s hand. i say, the real trick and show the dome in the pen. he loved her so much. nikolai ivanovich when can we expect you at home? vera andreevna did not sleep at all at night and during the day they walk around the house as if lifeless. she sent you. it's not me myself. after all, i'm also worried for 7 years they didn't swear like that. how did you come from the tavern crying for half a day? and i'm not read

and then they already talked with boris natalievich. i often tried to figure out talking.somehow painted it, at least in the theses, right? no, it generally says this theory. we just came up with such a beautiful name, but in fact they didn’t have any high theory in reality. they they did not own any no art of education. they were quite, so to speak, in-line pedagogy. let's just say they never really taught anything. yes, even with your children. in general, they had big problems. that is, this is not the case when they could not educate someone, here. here it is here some naivety. yes, such bolshevik naivete. but let's take all the children away from their parents and they will be brought up by some abstract brilliant teachers who will beat them with the best qualities. a parents will not teach anything good, because parents say, do as i do, but they themselves did badly. this past will be replicated into the future. this was an idea that was characteristic of it, expressed by a very young strugatsky , for some reason he liked it terribly, and then, of course, over the ye

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boris johnson— interplay between them. boris romp-ust— interplay between them.lide victory, which boris johnson— johnson won in december 2019. everyone,— johnson won in december 2019. tvvas helah— johnson won in december 2019. vaas he, an majority. it was about an 80 majority. i mean, that's going to get you by you-even— mean, that's going to get you by you-even-we've- mean, that's going to get you by you even we've been mean, that's going to get you by you from we've been mean, that's going to get you by you from curtice 3een mean, that's going to get you by you from curtice about mean, that's going to get you by you from justzurtice about mean, that's going to get you by you from just earlierabout how hard it is. just earlier in your— your program to undo that kind of majority. and yet amazingly, amazmtry— of majority. and yet amazingly, hot,— of majority. and yet amazingly, amazi not,.least_ of majority. and yet amazingly, amazi not, least because it all, not the least because of his chancellor losing total pattehce,— patience, faith, credibility in hrm— him.

i'm sorry that many of us have not learned the lesson of your father's generation, dad boris livanov who will cut. the legend of the moscow art theater, he didn’t think for a minute when he found out about the beginning of the great patriotic war. the fact is that my father says nikolaevich ivanov, he ran away from home for 16 years. i left for turkestan and take advantage of the fact that i was very tall, strong, powerful , added to her age and entered the red army in the cavalry of the prosrali and even participated in the attack on the ibrahim beta gang, and ibrahim beg was a white officer who converted to islam. and he organized such a powerful, very humiliated gang, which means he entered the fight with the red army. but a year later. a year later, all these young people who added to themselves age. they are from the army and my father returned home. thank god, he was never wounded, and he fought there under the command of the shorn father oleg and gleb the shorn ones commanded. alexander nikolaevich strizhenov and his father served in the iskadr not under the command of stepan,

the position that we had was that boris johnson _ job? that boris johnson should - job? the position that we had was that boris johnson should never . job? the position that we had was i that boris johnson should never have that borisjohnson should never have been allowed to appoint richard sharp in the first place. now what we need is a rigorous, transparent, independent process to appoint an xp procedure. we need as part of that our vote in parliament, cross—party votes to establish that this is an independent appointments, that it has had cross—party approval and it will not be subject to the same sort of uncertainty, sleaze and dragging through the mud that we have seen that this appointment. what through the mud that we have seen that this appointment.— that this appointment. what is interesting _ that this appointment. what is interesting is _ that this appointment. what is interesting is that _ that this appointment. what is interesting is that many - that this appointment. what is interesting is that many a - interesting is that m

belozerov boris remember, let's remember together.ing darina's game, he recalled those very moments well, let's take my position, let's pay attention to the screen. here personally, in my opinion, take not take, the decisive round in this particular series is it lies in the plane of perception of the game. ah, if your main rival is a viewer, the main thing is to beat him in the decisive round, you don’t have to take it, which is what you are doing. and if you want to show that you, madam, are the best among all experts, then, yes , yes, mr. kozlov please tell me why, when boris belozerov's team played, you were practically happy that you took the decisive frame . and when the team did not take the sibuls, they left the hall with a tongue. you're probably not talking about why i left. but why still happy, and you said the key words. in this comment, you said in this area it was about autumn syria and there the rules were very simple for two wins, and you entered the winter series of the main series of the year. ah, and now the rules, a

boris maksudov. mikhail vitkin anton khobotov lead.he donetsk people's republic of melitopol detained three ukrainian saboteurs. they are involved in the undermining of the railway and the attempt on civilians by a group of terrorists who worked the details of a special operation near stanislav nazarov were revealed to the kiev regime, and in mariupol during a joint operation of the fsb and the ministry of internal affairs of the republic in mariupol , the traffic of three local residents had to be partially blocked ; they are engaged in the identification and destruction of high-ranking officials of the russian federation military and police in the occupied territories. somehow i recruited, that is. he offered money reward or that's what it sounds like. and he said that soon ukraine would come and it was necessary, supposedly, to help somehow, then the military police were cutting their hair. you could help ukraine and i was required to, uh, provide phone numbers. uh, the faces of the car guards, if clients came for help in committing

thank you boris, for example, the connection was our respondent boris maksudov. the kremlin told theetails of vladimir putin's visit to the headquarters of the dnepro and east groupings of troops, the press secretary of the head of state dmitry peskov, in particular, explained why the head of state was not accompanied by defense minister sergei shoigu and chief of the general staff valery gerasimov there were many questions. uh, why wasn't the chief of the general staff accompanied to shoigu? well, firstly, of course, that, uh, well, it is hardly expedient for the supreme commander. well, the minister of defense of the ngs was going to one place. here let's temptation to the enemy. well, of course, this is a big risk, but nevertheless hmm during a meeting that the president held in the kherson region. uh, the meeting via videoconference was attended by minister of defense shoigu he connected to this meeting, and in the second meeting in the lc. the chief of the general staff and the team of the united group gerasim was present there through the vks, and in fact it was at the second m

lots more to know, boris.y on this. >> certainly, jim. >>> so twitter has left the station. north america's largest transportation network is saying so long to the tech company. new york's mta is suspending twitter use for service alerts claiming the reliability of the platform can no longer be guaranteed. joining us now, cnn media analyst and senior media reporter for axios, sara fisher. great to see you. another day, another public resource off of the platform. >> it's a big deal. the metro transport authority represents people across long island, new york, et cetera. a lot of people will be impacted by this. this handle itself has 1.3 million followers and when people want to go on twitter and find out if there's a subway delay, a crash, if people could be hurt, they want to know this is a tool and a resource. what the mta is saying because twitter is charging for back end access to plug in their api which is kind of like a technical term for being able to share data -- >> right. >> -- they no longer can se

born boris matvey popov and anton 200.oe biden uniquely singer actress lady gaga for the position of co-chair of the white house committee on culture and arts. well, biden himself is now in ireland and journalists are once again discussing his ridiculous reservations this time. he offered to everyone. who came to the gala dinner quote lick this world. thanks everyone. god bless you let's, let's, lick this world. let's do that. in france again riots in the streets of cities came out 1.5 million. people demanded the resignation of macron and government police used tear gas, while the situation in paris anastasia popova 400,000 people. in paris alone, the data of the trade unions is a sea, people who are united by one dissatisfaction with the policy of the macron, this is more than a mobilization against reform. we fight for our social ideals. you see retired students. here, a confluence of those who oppose the impoverishment of society moved towards the bastille, the route chosen by the police for a reason is forced to close

boris ivanov. boris was born to matvey popov and anton to carry on. climate activists broke into the adlon hotel. this is the footage of the edition of the bild posted on on the facade of a giant poster with the inscription we can not afford the super-rich glyfaers, then more than a hundred participants, protests marched through the center of the capital, they oppose the unreasonably high salaries of europoliticians. it is also said that this world is destroyed by the immoderate consumption of the rich. in particular. this service is the desire of 300 million americans, accounting for half of the emissions of all mankind. in france again the riots on the streets of the cities came out one and a half, a million people demanded the rate of the macron and the government police were used because of what gas and the situation in paris anastasia popova 400,000 people in paris alone data trade unions are a sea whose people are united by one dissatisfaction with macron policies. this is more than mobilization against reform. we fight for our social ideals. yo

>> so this data is really interesting, boris.a press release from eli lilly, not published in a medical journal, no one's reviewed it, so take it for what it is. in this study, over 900 people who have type ii diabetes and were either overweight or obese, average weight they started at 222 pounds. these were people that were quite heavy. and over the course of the 22-month study, they lost 34 pounds. that is a big weight loss. you don't usually see that level of weight loss with a weight loss drug. but it may come at a certain price. what they found is that one in five people suffered from nausea or diarrhea. that's a lot, one in five, nausea or diarrhea. and also, a fair number of people had vomiting and constipation. i don't mean to get so graphic, but it certainly raises the question of whether people will be willing to take this drug if they're going to feel that way. and it actually gets even more severe. more unusual. they did warn, the company says that there may be side effects of kidney issues, pan kcreatiti or thyroid i

poem is absolutely amazing, and the reader is not always enchanted by this beautiful complexity, and boris pasternak gets to the end with a beautiful obscurity, an instant thunderstorm for a century. and then said goodbye to summer at a half-station, who took off his hat, took 100 blinding photographs at night as a keepsake of thunder, was freezing. at that time, a bunch of lilacs, having picked up a bunch of lightning from the field, they trafiled to light up the management’s house, and when the building covered the forest, a wave of evil kinship spread. and like coal according to the drawing , a downpour struck, all the lashes began to blink. the collapse of consciousness. here it seemed to rage. even those corners of the mind, where it is now as bright as day, what happens at the end, and in another place boris pasternak says that a work of art. whatever they are, they always talk about the moment of their birth. this is very a subtle note it has right. attitude to what pasternak gives us in poetry, because this poem is not about how lightning snatches familiar pictures from the night,

yes, boris , thank you, our special correspondent boris maksudov was in direct contact with the factsring the day, the russian military destroyed several ammunition depots of the armed forces of ukraine at once, and also in the dpr and in the kherson region , the command posts of two brigades of the territorial defense of ukraine were hit . we will learn about the course of the special operation from our correspondent alekseev denis hello. what is known at this moment yes , i welcome, well, in unsuccessful attempts to keep artyomovsk, ukrainian militants spend 3,000 shells per day, or even more , a lot, and partners are talking about this. kiev has already begun to speak openly, hinting that it is necessary to save money. a million shells, 155 caliber. namely, this is how much they wanted to put on ukraine in the coming year, it already looks like a dubious plan, they set the bar too high, and the european vc turned out to be not rubber , does not encourage zelensky’s friends and constant attempts to probe the russian defense with all their strength, every day, the militants fix their

the late twenties was involved in the search for a guarantor for a loan for the then prime minister boris johnson what does local censorship look like? they turned off the microphone, i ask you not to stand out in worlds and not talk about billions, for which you also voted, as you discussed the financing of the presidential shor. later they explained that she took such measures, allegedly because the time for the speech ended in the deputy. minsk today gathered a representative of the main tasks of import substitution today, scientists should create innovations and look for new approaches in the current conditions of sanctions pressure. this is especially important only for the last year belarusian more 400 innovations from space and medicine to agriculture and electric transport. the development of import efficiency is another challenge for the scientific community of our drugs for treatment, in principle. it is known that high-tech can be considered the country that has the technology. uh, space technology nuclear technology, can produce supercomputers. uh, biotechnologies are also dev