well, well, next, i’m at your service, well, give it to you, milord, the date will take place, the cbtbeg you, please, finally, let me go forgive me, oh, oh, excuse me, how can i thank you, oh, oh, young man, you saved not only me, yes, i only do what if there were men here, let them take my place, i must run, where, away from this house, now the cardinal’s people will return here, the cardinal met with people, it’s not scary, you have nothing to fear when dartagnan is next to you, i beg you, stay with me for at least 5 minutes, brave young man, under certain circumstances , 5 minutes is five centuries, i beg you, i must go, but where will i see you again, you really want to see me, of course, if you are free, but i have a husband, a hoarder, then i am free, you can rely on your word, you can rely on where when i see you, if you want, i promise that i will take care of everything myself, me no longer, you promise, promise, i promise you. well, hold on, channel, constance, i’ll hold them back, it’s okay, just a minute, it hurts. 10 years since the tragedy, we remember the horror in the

you have the cbt pp. china is knocking on the door. you have the rcp, initiated to bring together our main partners in asia. we have china, japan, korea, australia, and new zealand. we have the digital economy partnership agreement initiated by singapore and chile. south korea is on the verge of being admitted. china is knocking on the door and so are canada and costa rica. there is a danger that the u.s. is absent from all the economic architectures in our part of the world. you look 30 years down the road. relations with asia and the indo pacific, which is why singapore is so deeply invested in high-tech. we see huge benefits for us economically. we already have bilateral free trade agreements in almost everything, but because we the that the u.s. cannot afford it economically -- cannot afford to be absent economically from our part of the world, the digital agreement, we believe -- the way forward. we have got bilateral's with the u.k., with australia, south korea. we have got an agreement with australia. we believe that there are g

a proven effect, but because it is from cognitive behavioral therapy, and it is also briefly called cbtroven effect from this technique, it are used to reduce anxiety and even treat anxiety disorders, so what is the point of it when... you track your anxious thoughts, some negative thoughts, for example, oh, i’m not such a loser, or i can’t do it work, or i can all the time better, that is, there are some demands on yourself, some kind of constant rush, you can’t stop, and it seems to you that you can’t keep up with your life, that so much is happening, so you’re somewhere on the sidelines, as if observes 24 hours a day, yes, yes, this is your anxiety, it develops into anxiety. you had a situation, who i talked to, what happened, maybe something didn’t work out for me, and you switch these thoughts, as it were, to another radio wave. let's talk a lot, let's get down to business. and it can be completely different sizes, shapes, colors, different configurations with different buttons and you directly visualize it, that is, this is your directed focus of attention, yeah, and you come up t