thank you hi hello how claudia came to the rescue to help. he won't bother you. well, turn it off. i 'm sorry, you can't hear. nothing, just for the sake of it, i understood everything from the first time. you dude antenna. hello yo-myochki shoot our hero hello igoryunya as klava free the hero deserved. i only have the key to the handcuffs. thank you oh come on come on, humiliate yourself, say words of gratitude to me, you deserve to humiliate yourself, thank you for nothing. i was in charge of all operations, like taras bilbo on a tree. saved you. you all died without me. look, even the dog apologizes that the circular turned off so you two would be more fun doubling, this is because the dog is a moron, but he understands that if it weren’t for me, you would have an olive, this is such a super new inconspicuous gadget, a smart olive is called here you take it and in times of danger and severe trials. yes you mean, uh, and so does she sends coordinate signals to my smart watch. look. i don't really understand why on your watch. you're not sure if you're in danger or don't know wher

a matchmaker came to her from the city to get acquainted, yet almost relatives, the hospitable claudia down to the cellar for refreshments, and the lid slammed shut behind her. only later it turned out that broshka had disappeared from the house; in this incident, everything was incomprehensible. why, for the sake of stealing an inexpensive little thing, did the bones almost kill the mistress and why did she introduce herself? on the hands you are closer to each other, do not be shy. do not be shy, by the way, your own. well, take it that far . check check, here you are a clever smile. and where did the mother-in-law go to confuse her nose, let's wait until the bride is down. when a couple marries , there are twice as many relatives you can’t figure it out right away, and here the ladies are all ready on the spot, smiles, the groom took the bride in his arms, attention. claudia ivanovna said that the matchmaker, that is, the mother of the groom, came to her, this was the strangest mother arkady did not have. and what if the woman did not accidentally call arcadia's mother . detectives

reflections of my life came only in slivers and claudia's asian-american, but suburban households in the diary of anne frank whose identity meant that she too had to grow up in hiding. and through the eyes of jonas training under the giver. seeing all that was invisible to others. those glimmers of recognition were even more precious because they were rare. and under their scant light. i felt seen i hope that they signaled i might even be worthy. if america could love those characters, perhaps i too could be loved. perhaps i was not so different. after all had i grown up in a different part of the united states or in a different time. those glimmers may not have become available to me. and it's worth returning at this point to my father's sage words. narrative is power. and nothing matters more than the stories we tell. just days ago the american library association reported that this past fall saw an unprecedented 330 challenges to their books. in november, i was fortunate to speak at a librarian convention where i was shocked to learn that the act of providing equal access to books

saint, you must say a mityaz, 20 years ago you came out of the feeling that you are not a cameraman once you shoot nezhinsky. you are not a director claudia a restaurateur, by and large soaring through life, she loves you, it’s impossible for us, yes, to remove the enlightened look. eyepieces don't help. everything in the story with the plaster, which allegedly did not notice. here bernard busiko lived soter, kabuki 20 years old, and did not notice the members. this is carelessness. i know for sure that you will always find those very words behind your pasta. there is a crazy height, this is a twenty-story candle. we didn't know anything. i understand bobarev in the phone, which revealed all this, but nastya is an excellent student. a member of the council of the gymnasium generally went nuts. to brains on asphalt. clumsy nastya vov where did you go? confectionery with the girls to take a walk. dead end man here lives next to you. lies in your eyes. you realize that you don't know anything about this person at all. so what's the smile? i ask what kind of smile. partly that you are such a truthful and healthy person. come out. mom, no one

tom: to claudia sahm's fiery comments, it is about five or six americas. lisa: you would have to read the beige book which came out yesterday, and i found it fascinating. i'm not going to claim to have read all of it, but tom porcelli at rbc highlighted a couple of key passages. he was pointing out that perhaps on the margins you are starting to see a softening. for example, there were comments that said there were signs of tiny cracks, including that some businesses may begin to start cutting jobs because they can't find the workers and are paying them too much, and inflation has eroded consumer spending power, dampening demand. so are the margins -- so on the margins you are seeing that in the commentary out of the fed. tom: in 27 minutes, we get claims. one of the themes of our april conversations is a fully employed america for your we have heard that with a force. jonathan: you will get some pushback on that, but certainly looking at the data points, 100 80,000 is the estimate on jobless claims this morning. doing the start of the rate hiking cycle from the federal reserve, there are some who believe that