a part is ensuringreoccur >> of course the left thing we want to see is a client to return to be a clientagain. intentionally from the moment we start representing a client wit staff and other members of our team to try to figure out what is that future going to be for the client when they leave our care? >> now, some critics argue public case load. how is your office mechanicing this and what issues are most important to you. why we have a heavy case load. unfortunately, this is a problem country public defenders are not funds equal offices our fund suggest 61% of the da office. and the police department has 14 time the our budget. and there is the sheriff's department and any the entities are detaining cloinlt in i way it is up to us to defend this is manage we are working on and alsoination wide to change that. we need more staff and every wing of our office. the logo is so we know that we need to be greater twhoon individual in the office and use our teams effectively and strategically and skillfully and put in more hours to make sure we reveal truth and make justice happen in courtro

what about her clients? was there anyone regular? clients? a modeling talent agency, among other things, provides escort services. do you and i know what that is? oh yes, we are a professional agency, our girls star in commercials, travel all over the world, yes, we are often invited to our shows and events. girls sometimes take pseudonyms, marta was liza, it's strange, all this, it's strange, because when i looked through the photos on the site, under each of her photos there was a signature marta, if you indicate a name other than yours, then in the catalog, she is not a goat, but a tolmacheva's izvest and not from belarus, but from tyumen, she signed a contract with the agency using a fake passport in the name of a goat. the director found out about this, after six months he did not fire her because, as i quote: the girl is in great demand, they did not tell us because they were afraid of problems, girl, i am from here without a phone number i'm not going anywhere, give me at least yours, so... what's the matter? we called from the office

so, upon the client's remark, i am ready to go with anyone anywhere, anywhere, only after drawing up a report, or you give me a summons, the police officer refused to draw up a report on the administrative detention, noted that there was no reason for this, but tsc employees did not stop preventing the client from leaving the stop, our client turned to a policeman recorded it on video, it is very important to record what is happening on video, it is not prohibited and allowed by the relevant order, in addition, the body cameras of those conducting the inspection should also record the relevant procedure, so the client asked if i was arrested, the policeman confirmed no, he said: well then, please remove the employees of the tcc, because i can’t go, to which the policeman replied: i’m sorry, i can’t help you with anything, and here’s a stupor, because a person believes that he should be protected by the police, and the police... so to speak, in such, you know, tacit collusion with tsc employees regarding their illegal actions. well, it is an interesting fact that there was already an

si usted es cliente de telco, escuche esta información ya que el banco anunció que los datos de sus clientesel ataque cibernético a la telco, el banco confirmó este martes lo que muchos temían. los datos de múltiples de sus clientes y empleados fueron comprometidos durante el ataque. seguro social número y tu licencia? oh my god! todo tu fecha de cumpleaños, tu correo electrónico. oh, wow. afecta a todos. nos afecta incluso saber qué están haciendo con nuestra información. en su comunicado explicaron que se han aliado con experian identity works y que este producto detecta el mal uso de su información personal, además de que da protección al robo de identidad. lo que hacen es monitorear nuestra identidad tanto en las fuentes donde operan los cibercriminales como también especialmente si es que alguien decide causarnos un impacto, un daño. esta compensación viene en 2 partes. la primera es un servicio que ya se le está dando a todos los clientes de telco, que responde en caso de que hayan sido víctimas de fraude por el ataque cibernético. este se llama asistencia de recuperación de identidad.

judging by the signal, the client is in his rented apartment.ems i shouldn't have listened to you, i admit. pasha, send me the address, we'll go to him, call there too egor with a shell, i'm afraid it will be hot. alina is there, we need to know for sure. the guys are checking now. i connected to the client's laptop, there is a picture. can you see it? yeah, i'm already looking. listen here, creature. i'll cut you into small pieces and take you out in bags , where are the documents, well, nothing else, i gave it to your wife, she started talking, well done, olya, alina is in the apartment, hurry up, yeah, let's go in, eh, hello, what do you need now, chocolate? yeah, hands behind your head against the wall, that's it, peace, hello, although no, sit down, think, alina, alina, well, everything is fine, it's over, well tell me, what? "hello, what does this mean, this creature robbed me, i got a rifle, for assault and kidnapping, a good article is looming, for five years, no less, well, let's go, so you're a detective, yes, that's my job, and aline,

do you want to know more about what rights bank clients have?end your questions, we will ask the experts about everything and tell you the instructions in the next issues. if everything looks like the wild west, then there is only one law: shoot first. competition of ideas and money. there was a sensation, and what a sensation. they tensed up inside america and outside its borders. what is the remaining intrigue, why now you need to watch and follow. this is america. a program about a country that is difficult to understand. this is a tax program and i am larisa katasheva. hello. in the spring session, the state duma adopted a number of laws that introduce changes to the tax code in terms of property taxation. what will this tax adjustment look like? we will talk about all this today with alexey loschenov, head of the property taxation department of the supreme tax service of russia. he will be in touch with us in literally a couple of minutes, but for now traditionally a few numbers 19 million russian citizens have ceased to be tax debtors sinc

we always said we want our clients to buy from our beautiful stores, because we believe that clientsust enjoy the immersive experience, the immersive physical experience, where they build a relationship with the fashion advisor, the beauty advisor, the boutique assistant, which is so magical and so core to the chanel story. francine: and how do you see the china market right now compared to the u.s. market? because it's not that volatile, actually. you've kind of had a base that has stayed for quite some time. leena: china is a very central market for the luxury goods system because of the fast adoption of luxury. because of the appreciation of refinement and sophistication. so it's a very important and essential market for us. i came back recently from china, and i was really happy to see the energy and vibrancy in the market. so we continue to run our business for the long-term and continue to invest in china for the long-term. similarly, u.s. i see u.s. as a long-term market for luxury. it always has been. and all markets see a bit of ebbs and flows. but if you keep a long-term pe

got it, the client is coming in.he old women are good, it's nice that you treat me as usual, of course, hello, water, please, okay, why so modest, and i'm not hungry, let's get down to business, let me eat after all, as they say, war is war, but lunch is on schedule, hi guys, thank you. tomorrow the petition for additional interrogation of polenok's mother will be on the investigator's desk. yes, of course, the investigation will twist and turn, and close the case due to lack of evidence. the state will still owe you money for illegal criminal prosecution. and the associated suffering of your client, both moral and material. thanks for the advice. "please, well, let's close our financial issue, as you say, ladies and gentlemen, no panic, it worked "fire alarm, please leave the building through the main entrance or the emergency one near the toilet, excuse me"? vera, they found it, they found it, they found the killers, zhenya, i don't believe you, i've heard it too often, and it turned out to be untrue, there is a re

truly, we see all kinds of clients. people who are long-time fans of chanel, people who are dedicated buyers of couture, people who are first time buyers. in fact, first time buyers are 30% of our clients, which is a lot. we see a lot of gen-z and alpha. 35% of luxury consumers by 2030 are going to be gen-z and alpha. it's a hard number to believe, but the vibrancy, the vitality is huge, because each of those clients has a different set of reasons for why they engage with us. so for gen-z and alpha, they buy because they want to buy less and buy better. they want to buy because they see it's a financially wise investment, but everybody buys for a different reason. for me, it's part of continuing to build our brand, our reputation, our company, and telling our story in engaging ways to all sorts of clients. francine: but do you have to speak differently to the younger generation? leena: no, not really. our story of savoir faire, our story of craftsmanship, our story of how many hours goes into making this jacket, like, 1

, we are forced to use synthetically... they turn to the client’s past quite well, but it is cognitivethe sphere of the present, but still about a... what thoughts and feelings arise now, and let's say, yes, we worked on the topic of flights and it disappeared, but the topic of snakes arose, that is, i was not afraid of snakes, you worked, then, with me with aerophobia, i come and say: arthur, and now i'm afraid of snakes, after some time, for example, like this, when the phobia has spread from one object to another, and you know why i'm afraid of snakes, and because i was walking, for example, at the dacha along a path, and a snake crawled by, if we have such a situation, yes, it is more likely it will still be local, and i would not consider it within the framework of something systemic, that is, aerophobia, which has flowed into a phobia of snakes, and if a person was rather not afraid of, well, let's say, spiders before, and now suddenly began to be afraid of spiders, after his aerophobia passed, of course, and no spider bit him in exotic countries, and did not spit poison, then we

so, the client in advance can we get through?sent to me an hour before the meeting. and we move out together with sanya, we'll oblige him to cooperate, we'll organize a fake theft of his data. after that, anya passes the data to viktor, well , when she receives the reward, we 'll slap him. well, go ahead, slap him. tell me, please, the client to whom you wanted to give your real phone number? a fake financial director of the largest pharmaceutical company, to do a trial for half a million, i've already received an advance from viktor, oh well, i understand, i just watched the mission yesterday impossible, so there, got it, got it, i'm silent. oh, oksanochka, you're lovely, and i'm gennady, also nothing, yeah, wait, are you not alone here? yeah, my friend at the last minute. the same bow as me, and his companion, your colleague is also a model, well , why not, i need to call the agency, ask another girl. gentlemen, introduce oksanochka, very nice, lyosha, what will you sing wine, champagne, vodka, and wine, please, please, forgive

the first is we're a client business and if our clients don't trust the firm, if they don't trust the people that are serving them, if we're not building these trusting long-term relationships and serving them with excellence and distinction, we won't get those other outputs. david: historically, goldman made most of its money in investment banking and sales and trading. those were the two linchpins. are those still the two linchpins for goldman sachs? some of your peers like morgan stanley have gone into the wealth management, private asset management business very heavily. you're in that as well. but are you still focused mostly on sales and trading and investment banking? or are you expanding beyond those two pillars? david s.: well, our global banking and markets business, which includes investment banking, and our markets trading business, those are kind of the core franchises of the firm and those are clearly businesses where we're a proven leader. i think in investment banking, we're an undisputed leader and we're certainly one of the top firms in all aspects of trading and mar

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lo que va del año ya hemos recibido casi 15.000 reportes de intentos de estafa a clientes y estos clienteson nosotros fuera de cámara, nos dijo que estafaron a su novia y perdió más de 300 $. y estamos escuchando más de 15.000 quejas. los clientes reportan unos 300.000 $ en pérdidas. pero estamos hablando nathalie de acá solamente en el área de la bahía. esas pérdidas no pg&e me dice que esto es en todas sus áreas de cobertura, pero definitivamente solo en lo que va del año. entonces definitivamente estamos viendo todas esas pérdidas y esperemos la gente tome esta advertencia y las recomendaciones que dieron ahí en contactarse con la compañía. si sospechan algún tipo de estafa y mucha precaución, cierto? sobre todo nos imaginamos que van donde personas que ellos consideran que son vulnerables. muchas gracias nathalie por esta advertencia. y también queremos recordarle que tenemos disponible en nuestra aplicación de whatsapp donde usted puede escribirnos, contarnos sus historias o alguna denuncia que tenga que hacer. envíenos un mensaje de texto. ahí está viendo el número. se lo voy a decir

another car dealership. remained in the center of the scandal, the client was lured with a favorable offer, as a result he received a car of dubious quality, with a large overpayment and a fake certificate for credit. the buyer tried to terminate contract, but found out that even if the car is returned, it can be saddled with a huge debt. artem kuznetsov figured out how this scheme works. i don't have much time today on the issue. now the car dealership managers don't want to talk to the client, when emzar bought a car here for 2 million, they were very talkative, they promised a good price. when you chose the car, did you find out about its availability, right? you were told that it was available. yes, yes, i chose it in the ad, it was available, they called, then they themselves told me called back, when will you be? i say, i 'm on my way, i'll be there soon. standard hook with bait: lure the client with a profitable offer already in the showroom to process, they say, this specific car is no longer available, but there is another one more expensive by 600,000, only in the final con

bruce: well, going into institutional clients.e were the original because we were in industrial businesses ourselves, and how we got into the infrastructure business is we decided we didn't like the up and down of many of the industrial businesses we had and mining businesses. but we really liked the backbone infrastructure that was in these businesses. and 20 years ago, we started doing it for institutional clients. at that time, nobody would listen to us and nobody would invest with us. so it's quite -- it's great that this has become mainstream today. the good news, i'd say we're still a leader in it. we have very large funds, in fact, the largest in the world. and therefore, we just continue to try to differentiate our investment strategies, and with size, scale, operating people, and the ability just to grow in the places we are. so i think we are -- do others getting stronger help us? probably not. but it doesn't really bother us. and i think there is a place for us to continue to grow in business. francine: coming up, why b

what homework can this particular client have?start keeping a diary of your own thoughts, not feelings, but thoughts, that arise, well, for example, in the workplace, if we talk about work, as about this conflict zone, for example, what is there, i don’t have time, yes, maybe, or i don’t want to go to the meeting, such thoughts? ah yes, among these thoughts there will certainly be those thoughts that are key, that will help to unravel this tangle show what values ​​​​he has, well, for example, how tired i am, but i can’t give up, it seems i can’t cope with this, but if i retreat, okay, he wrote these thoughts, then what, yeah, then we we use these thoughts, well, some field for searching for problems. to specify this problem, and we will solve the problem itself in a dialogue within the session, well, for example, to reformulate his beliefs, if we find well, his thoughts, i don’t i don’t have time again, what is your task to reformulate this thought into? if this thought, i don’t have time, then in itself it is not very destructiv

resonate with both clients and colles clients commend her for pressionalism and dedication.patiently explains revving lazes and supports the setting up reliable care. her effectiveness in stake supportive and caring environment is deeply rooted in unwaivering w ethic encourage demeanor expression of care and welcome attitude ll efforts for client autonomy and. we are privileges to announce ms. the 24 employee of the month. transforms many lived t tireless efforts and inspiation to all. she establishes her as invaluable o e das and ihss program and makes us all prd of the successful team of congratulations to jackie for derved honor. [applause] >> ooum -- good ank u for this. i want to express and thank everybody at our ihss services and express my uho is and beyond for ouren and for our program. i'm fortunate to w with the great team of people. upon the best of thebe. once again, thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause]ql■■m [applause] >> commissionerings item 7 the case report. presented by judith dancer. >> hello. so. ce report is brief today. we h taylor talk from ca

long live client number 9. the governor was described as a difficult client.to you? a difficult client would mean that he didn't feel he needed to wear a condom. it could also mean he had some, uh, unusual sexual proclivities that we haven't heard about yet. -[laughs] a little tmi there, jason, but thank you. eliot spitzer's sin was hypocrisy. i mean, we're all hypocrites. we're, all of us, a mass of contradictions, and we all know it. and yet when someone as outed as having those contradictions, we wanna punish that person, drive them from public life. rather than saying, "there but for the grace of god go i," it's... even "snl," which had never actually mocked spitzer before, just had to get their jabs in on the newly anointed client number 9. and you wanted to have sex with a hooker, but you didn't wanna wear a condom? -really? -hmm. really? that might not be scary if you were client number 1, but you were client number 9. [laughter, cheers and applause] but no detail caught the public's imagination quite like the tidbit that spitzer allegedly kept on his b

do it for sale, we prepare the trousers for fitting, yeah, the customer comes, we try them on, the client comes, yes, olga antonovna tries the trousers on the person, pins them with pins and then these clarifications are entered into the design itself, he is called, we invite him to the second fitting, if everything suits him, in fact he takes the finished product, on the trousers we need two fittings, therefore. anton conducts the fitting from beginning to end when we have specified the cut, she already hands over the assembly to olya and natalia. i will say that for me, i have been in the sewing business for 15 years, for me the most difficult product is a product where there is a cage, because all the side seams, the cage should well match millimeter millimeter, well , others may be. of the only brands in belarus that deals with leather jackets, and we have them here we collect, one leather jacket is collected by six people at once, here is the difference of this leather, this is italian leather kores - this is a large-horned gathering, that is, a bull, so to speak, i will even get it,

and won't this scare off my clients here? well, the client is the last thing to think about now. we found a photo of karina with her eyes gouged out. she's not known to many people liked, what do i have to do with the photo and your fingerprints. it doesn't prove anything. i think it proves everything, yes, i wanted to scare her, well, kill me, do i look like a murderer to you, well, that's how it is, i look like, you know, well, i did a couple of spells against her, well, kill me, i didn't, she would have gone on maternity leave soon anyway. where did she go on maternity leave, she was in her second or third month, am i some kind of pregnant animal trying to poison you, and how did you find out about the pregnancy, she didn't hide it, what do you think, karina had enemies, well, except you, of course, no, everything was sorted out peacefully, i won't leave the city. where will i go? lyosh, just a second, well done, you started brilliantly, from afar, yes, by the way, how did you guess that there were her fingerprints in the photo ? yes, you are called a scientific poke, lyoshnik

the client was promised a good car at a bargain price, but as a result, the man received a loan withhuge payments and a bunch of imposed services for tens of hundreds of thousands of rubles. how do such dubious schemes work and is it possible to recognize them when buying? olga mazurak reports on this topic. it's all murky and worn out. when it shines, it has some kind of beam that goes slightly higher than the other beams, the engine rattles, oil leaks, the threshold is dented, the body is scuffed, a white sedan, which in reality turned out to be a junk car on wheels for its owner konstantin and is neither a luxury nor a means of transportation, a continuous headache, and also like a monument to his gigantic debt to the bank, smiling managers in the car dealership they hung an unaffordable loan on a man, they say that if you take these two services... then in 3 months you come to us, call, come to us, we will reissue a lower payment, which will be the payment after refinancing 26. in the sharashkina office for the sale of broken cars they assured, a large loan is only on paper, low

our client rocket factory will _ from the uk? our client rocket factory will conduct _ from the uk?cense from the civil aviation authority, once they know the cause of the problem and i�*m sure they will find it out quickly it will be business as usual and i would expect us to be heading in to launch in the next few months. if it is not with rocket factory, three or four other clients are seeking to get the launch licence, working with us, some of them have tested on the island do so. we us, some of them have tested on the island do se— us, some of them have tested on the island do so— us, some of them have tested on the island do so-— island do so. we are out of time but we will watch _ island do so. we are out of time but we will watch with _ island do so. we are out of time but we will watch with interest - island do so. we are out of time but we will watch with interest because | we will watch with interest because we will watch with interest because we do want to note when it happens. thanks forjoining us here on business today. you are up—to—date. hello from the bbc sport cent

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and you know it requires ast with client and attorney.and so there is also that increase sensitivity and understanding. when working with lbgtq+ populations. wing through family dynamics and family ofw wishes. about who is involved and matters and beneficiary of estate and thingse we as a result we this program launch in the 2018. we are keeping the grantee it is legal to the elder low collaboration with aids referral panel. they are - providing attorneys to work with estate plans. this includes the wills and trust. purof a decisionmaking directives. there is an out reach component. we don't usual grantses. in this one lae and alrp do monthly out reach most typically at lbgtq+ focused organi population. these are hour events. to talk about the service. issue they can help weapon and getting start with theintakes and i think in situations they are to -- complete small are documents with clients aevents. they have special out reach prochur web presence for this program to get thed the health law twhorld is one we learned about through our c

, you understand, that is, the question is, are your clients on social networks, if your clients ares, you do not have a product, which is, well, widely used, then there is no point in wasting your time on social networks, you see, if your clients... these are, well, ordinary people, that's one thing, if your clients are company executives, that's another thing, why? because company executives, when they go online, they go like children, to browse something, to look at something, to see something interesting, you see, that is, you must clearly understand, you have this kind of split again, yes, that is, on the one hand you are a parent, on the other hand, you understand, i want to be a child, and you yourself noted that you are great at being a child, you can, but you just don’t allow yourself to, you are at home there. somehow provide yourself with some kind of publicity, as one of the obligatory arguments, one of the obligatory conditions for competition with those who rush us and squeeze us, maybe we really can do without it? you see, you are already asking the question like this:

and about 20% of our clients were actually impacted.some of our employees were also impacted, actually, because they were travelling and they got caught up in all the travel and transport disruption as well. so where our effort has really gone is in helping our clients to get their it infrastructures back up and running safely and securely. so taking a step back from it, how much do you think it might damage the sort of broader industry? it is an industry, the it world built on sort of trust, isn't it? and systems working safely effectively. so how the long term picture, really. i think what what it's done is it has helped everybody to understand the importance of having secure, resilient infrastructures. and so rather than damage, i think what it's done is put the shone the light on that, put that into focus and you'll see more effort in terms of, you know, shoring up those infrastructures, making them more resilient, more secure as a result of the lessons learned. if we can move on to ai tech. now, you've been a pioneer, if i can call

if the client wants to deviate from that, a therapy can and unpleasant things. it's important for therapist to be able to adjust to an individual situation and to carefully check with a particular approach is the right fit. having a clear roadmap as the central that helps keep the therapy from drifting along and the sleep. how should the goals proceed? why as was planned, the milestones, what all day the plan should be discussed with the client's, depending on the country therapies might be offered by mental health professionals with the range of titles among them, counselor, psychologist, or psycho therapist. but in many places, the field isn't strictly regulated, and at times there's no prescribed or uniform training. critics complain about this shortcoming. so when looking for therapist, the amount and direction of training one is received can be a central issue as the question of whether they are allowed to prescribe pharmaceuticals approaches this a that the goal of therapy should always be to help clients achieve good mental health. there are many forms of

clients were taken by exhausting negotiations and empty. and after hurricane debbie, a powerful cyclone hit the coast of florida, leaving behind drugs worth a million dollars on the sand. 25 packages of white powder weighing about 30 kg were discovered by one of the local residents. he decided not to get involved with the criminal business and reported the find to the police. now they they are finding out where the elements brought the forbidden cargo from. the storm formed off the coast of cuba on august 3 and, passing through the gulf of mexico , reached. the capital's court has placed taxi driver khadzhimurad abdakhov under arrest, who allegedly harassed and insulted female passengers during the trip, and then posted videos on his social networks in which he made dubious proposals to the ladies. while abdakhov was found guilty only of disobeying the police, investigators are finding out whether the video is harassment or a stupid internet prank. report by daniil sukhoruchenko. in the hall kuntsovsky district court of moscow khadzhimurad

you had a chance, but you didn't take advantage of it, about 70% of our clients, excuse me, are single women and men aged 30 to 50, and 30% are families with children, we need to provide them with what they come to us for, but it's clear why they come to us for single people, it's good that... it's clear, these people want to arrange their personal life, meet a new love by the sea in a romantic setting, and we don't help them, in the evening the hotel and restaurant are empty, the clients go to our competitors, i suggest to start with doing at least such a simple thing as dating evenings, we need a good animator on this topic, it is possible, well, i think yes... well, that's good, valentin rubinov, mr. koshelev's lawyer, well, let's get acquainted. let's put it in your own words, this is the conclusion of the medical commission, the arrested koshelev, my client's brother, needs an urgent operation that can only be done in germany, to court , what court, let him go, dear, every day, every hour, i'm sorry, but this is not in my competence, listen here, major, if with my something will h

it turned out that the prank was staged, the client was allegedly played by hadjimurad's sister. this is not the first unsuccessful prank related to a taxi. for example, these bloggers decided to play a prank on a driver who came to a call. they asked him to help with the bags. at that moment, one of the pranksters got behind the wheel and stepped on the gas. brother, you stole the car, guys, what do you feel, adrenaline, adrenaline. the car. was soon returned, but the police did not appreciate the joke, they detained the merrymakers and opened a criminal case for theft. later, the court sentenced the pranksters to 3.5 years in prison. as for hadzhimurad, he still received punishment, an administrative one for disobeying a lawful order of a police officer. punishment assigned administrative arrest for a term of 10 days. but the staged prank is not the only provocative content of hadji murad. here are the photos of girls from not the most decent angles he posted on his channel with offensive comments. so while hadji murad is in the detention center, law enforcement officers will h

this applies to immediate relatives living with the bank's clients. vtb will write off the debts of clients with disabilities of the first group of victims. each request is processed individually. applications will be considered as quickly as possible, in each specific situation a suitable program will be selected. all information can be transferred to us by clients. remotely, or in person, by coming to the office. in addition, until the end of the year, we have canceled the commission for cash withdrawals from atms of other banks, for our clients individuals who have at least one debit card that was opened in the kursk, bryansk or belgorod regions. sberbank clients can get a deferment of payments on consumer and mortgage loans for 3 months without interest accrual, and for businessmen working in the district area from which the evacuation is being carried out, sber has cancelled the penalties for non-owning. state services inform victims of all available support measures, the information is regularly updated and they also collect data from affected r

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