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and if the society of missing subs in pulse of a cmos passage lost relatives when the west savaged a cob dob yugoslavia the men eleanor sold, i've shipped fully, business will drop it off the kids up. although there's article sponsors and historically going to the visual sponsors, there was never to go to detroit incident point inside see me. so we didn't cover that little change. really. all i deal with that is article event going to be a problem to the point is that the best thing about the contents of the hunt, me and the world criminal as a well known to both western intelligence services and various peacekeeping organizations. the that the and i'm probably going to bobby enough to talk about it on his own agreement on the group of ease. they will be snapped away. delaney's up on the so thought up by you, nicky, single, identical to get his, i'd say a co sourcing problem like that. he is going to need to send the formal quote. are not going a single genuine record. i'm not sure if they need to go to grab this case. he needs a septic. let's give him a couple a shot. he's opponents

alliance really fit a new clip incident and therefore according to the economy and press the how in cmo contacts with the, with the russian side. but basically, i think these, this information is pretty, is proceeds can so, and probably we have to, to more upset and you know, the end how the, the situation is developing indeed is certainly still is a developing situation for the movement to you to show the force and most cosign of your opinions. foreign policy g says he's unaware of provisions whereabouts, but size instability and a nuclear on russia is concerned with what's happening in russia. it's important to understand that this is a tracking the russian military power and effectiveness for ridiculous and such a way. it's not. it's not that would seem to see that a nuclear power exhaust. you can go in to the face of a political instability. and the months that we can create the binders, in months to ease might be most that is an active increase creates to ukraine's deputy defense buddhist. besides its forces are free. taken 130 square kilometers along the southern funds since the s

this was proposed to me by the home secretary and the cmo and i send it off.te job not to run the department in terms of resource allocation but to the set direction. but i signed off that decision. the thing is that you face a lots of risks and threats. mr hancock said that the uk's attitude towards a potential pandemic was completely wrong. i was assured that the uk planning was among the best and in some instances the best in the world. and of course with hindsight, i wish i'd spent that short period of time as health secretary before the pandemic struck. also changing the entire attitude to how we respond to a pandemic. and perhaps one of the reasons that i feel so strongly about the importance of this inquiry and why i'm so emotionally committed to making sure that it's a success with full transparency and total brutal honesty in answering your questions to get to the bottom of this is because these because of these this huge error in the doctrine that the uk and by the way, the whole western world had in how to tackle a pandemic, and that that flawed doc

uh sure you will, as well as the uh, chico style, uh general, uh, garage cmos, all frustrated, cetera. they all are memorial to a personal printer including the hand of the group. even though he had uh, he believes a lot of grievances, i guess the defense ministry, defense minister of the, the russian army, et cetera. it's not the same as if for example, he himself is now rebellion against the president, legit. okay. uh okay. i think so, you're going to lose everything. so you don't think it's dangerous for a country to support and keep such a large non state military group. i mean, isn't there a pull somebody they've done it once, they'll do it again. the 1st of all other things being equal to have a muscle in the right group rely. ready not the ending country is a normal, it's not the normal thing. it's not a very normal phenomenon to stop with. however, people in the history, in recent decades in russia and given the fact that in the criminal law of this why no group has played its own role or for good also bad. that's another value judgement. and therefore, i think we need to see

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he was the cmo at oracle and now we've brought him back to salesforce and we've brought a lot of folkse're so excited to call all of our alumni back. we're growing. it's an exciting time at salesforce we're augmenting our team. >> boy, are you fired up you've more fired up than i've seen you in a long time. >> well, it's been an exciting five months. number one is we've grown our margin bay thousand points. >> not bad how about the losers that say 10% instead of revlon% revenue >> in the quarter just announced we're going do 28% this year and this has been an exciting moment for news salesforce >> you deserve it. i know you were challenged >> thank you very much. >> but everybody won. >> we learned a lot. >> like my charitable trust. thank you. i can't wait to talk to you it o in san francisco. >> thanks for coming to ai day. >> marc benioff, chairman and ceo and founder of salesforce. great to be with you thank you. >>> coming up, we're living in a material world but that's good news for our next guest cramer moves mountains with mp materials, next. there are some things that go bette

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and i can attest to the fact that around the country he cmo athletes who opposed the inclusion of leah thomas and women's division were threatened, intimidate and emotionally blackmailed into silence and submission. but, unfortunately, our experiences are not unique. the number of female athletes have been denied opportunities traumatized or hurt by policies that claim to vote conclusion is growing at an alarming rate. i hear these female athletes and their parents. i hear from these people are seriously injured. one was permanent injuries that will plague the rest of her life because she was forced to compete against a much physically stronger man. senatorial. mr. mcconnell: look back on a particularly dangerous part of the combination's approach to environment policy. our colleague, the senior senator from nebraska, put forward a resolution that would prevent the administration from implementing even stricter emission standards on the trucks and heavy equipment that literally drive our economy. the nigh fro general oxide -- the nitrogen oxide emissions of new trucks on the market tod