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crystals >> crystals in his system? that could be a sign o anything from dehydration to kidney stones. but looking at those crystal under a microscope, one of georgia's doctors made a startling discovery. an unusual chemical formation, a deadly one it was ethylene glycol, most commonly known as the toxi ingredient in antifreeze it damages the heart, attack the kidneys, and just half a cup can kill you >> this must be a shocke everyone when they realize tha this top notch doctor has take ethylene glycol? >> absolutely, you're a doctor and you know everything that goes into your body. i was this introduced? >> george was in and out o consciousness, and being kep alive on dialysis. now that doctors knew what was making him sick, they called investigators to figure ou what happened. >> it's a poisoning case, whic is very rare >> assisted district attorne nathan and again has a background inside the medica crime. he and his partner justin -- had to figure out ever possible way that the poison got into georgia system >> we want to find ou that this was all a mistake, maybe he accidentally unjust and something somewhere

belarus in which sport in minsk has already been several years of the international tournament crystal rose? crystale, what could it be artyom gymnastics such rhythmic rhythmic gymnastics absolutely right. this is the correct answer. dmitry come back to you tennis tennis again. relax, who alexander alexander agrees the williams sisters took turns becoming feast rackets of the world one of the sisters, the name of the siren. what is the second sister's name? absolutely right, minus williams , we are talking in the game topic, uh, let's choose, belarus change the subject and i'm the first artyom alexander change the subject, but artyom answers first. let's choose martial arts that are absolutely not difficult. the name of this sports equipment is consonant with the name of the fruit used by boxers to practice punches. and what is the pear talking about absolutely right? choose alexander from us if i'm not mistaken and the ball, without touching half of the opponent , flew out, but at the table it hit the body of the defending tennis player. the one who beat the opponent. sorry, probably the defending

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i'm joined live now by author, journalist and founder of the don bus inside at crystal neon crystal good afternoon, and thanks for joining us. now ukraine has called this piece by funds 24, a bad example of neutral journalism. what more can it says about the situation here? i mean, really, pete's a good example of neutral journalism. i have to admit, i was really particularly surprised by this report from france, 24 because usually they do really, russo for beach reports. that a bad example of a report they made in 2016 when, when they lied from the beginning to the end. and it was a report meeting that on bus. so i was really amazed to see that they need to job properly for once. and then i, so was a journalist who made this report needs to journalist from france to was here in the don't bus last year. was him, are you boy, so all you work to and it's in a one is journalist. so i understood better how would this report was possible, because really i was amazed as i said. so it's not a bad example. on the contrary, it's a good example of journalism to try to t. and for me to shame that f

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gingerbread man can't be any owl or anything cool come on guys crystal noodles, well, some, yes, here crystal owl, crystaltable. please explain so that the russian does not start to rise earlier well, if the russian empress is some kind this column space exists so who will answer, i will answer you well , let's assume that this is kolobok kolobok and now attention is the correct answer. well, a strange title, you answered the questions. i will now call you kolobok your right. well, how are you, to be honest, it’s not even indecent, but you’re right, there’s some kind of baking some kind of bakery product , which, but of course, sir, of course, the dough needs to be kneaded longer than usual, kneaded and some other and even rubbed to make it possible to open a black box of grated kalach. yes, mr. photoshop black kalach - this is our radik khabibule. he wins even becomes 3:33. maxim it's a pity such a question, how would he play if they answered, but 100,000 rubles. well, the seventh round? mr. masyanin alexander, when you read your interviews before the game and interviews of other members of your team, yo

crystal crystal stalls, it was still there. tell me, come on, uh tried, well, not really, you tried yourself in business right after the word didn't work out. yes , not mine, but what was it? what kind of business? and an ordinary tent at the station, and what was he selling? and what was sold in the tents , we remember snickers chocolate bars kukuruku yes yershikov's sweet lemonades, how many years has it been frustrating , so wait, i had a break. uh 2.000 second year. yes, i came simple, i had health groups. these are kids from scratch who are taking their first steps on the ice. there age 4-5 years salary. remember, of course what well, small, how much did you lose by finishing skating in the show. it was a big difference. yes, and you never regretted that you took off, let's say, the skates in which you are well, because the time has already come, as if coaching . the fact is that it's already 31 years old and how long it can go on. i won’t go out skating all my life, and i look, let’s say, on an equal footing with the same colleagues, who they come 18-19 years old. yes, you understand, so it would be better to leave in time. and you know that we will have a tournament soon. show programs did not think there is no application to submit, and you are such a joke. i'm the man under him. how to find out if you will participate. i don't know if i even think that i'll be hospitalized sooner. okay lyrical cohesion. also stressful for you. yes, well, yes, rather a realist and a pessimist, that 's why it's difficult. uh, where did we stop the tents were? cool yes. okay, why? i reveal in general as a person who, damn it, is just fine, or how they are sleeves that rubbed into an abortion all my life. well, well, that's what's happening now. well it's you now before that how much did. and yet each beater somehow. uh, back to crystal them to take into account the steps of both the teacher and the coaches, right? that is, i was wondering, of course, then a year passed , the children grow up and improve somewhere, because how many there felt that you were succeeding, and it can be seen that the children are progressing. yes, that is, here we are, they did not know how to stand. now i look, they have gone, oh , they are already going, they have already learned how to make sweeps. here are the first triple turns, waltz triples. there are triplets forward inside. changeover appeared rotation appeared when you look that yes, it seems, as if it were not bad and it turns out. but basically there are always three groups on the ice, that is, three coaches and you watch. and how are things there? are they? yeah here? how about mine? that is, you compare and and you compete in absentia. yes, there is a little bit of it, but the moment you see it turns out, why not try further, and what is the most difficult thing to teach? we

crystal he think crystal meth. who does he think he is? a bbc deejay. this is it. this incredible. and it's the second scandal for whitney being ima the it needs executive director so this was it was the un it needs it's not called unaids because this has aids , unaids because this has aids, although he does in fact he is hiv positive, always . oh, maybe hiv positive, always. oh, maybe thatis hiv positive, always. oh, maybe that is why he like he is quite interesting , interesting interesting, interesting character. he's been quite active on social media until about a year ago. it's interesting. i had to look he's got his own twitter account, right? you active. yeah. right? you notice active. yeah. he who is his big he is somebody who is his big thing was i'm hiv positive and can looked very can live with it. he looked very healthy buff and he was an healthy and buff and he was an ambassador that so there is ambassador for that so there is this of i don't know, weird this kind of i don't know, weird crossover. and then he was a podcast i got into taking podcast saying i got into taking crystald it crystal meth at one time and it turned into a nutcase. i was turned me into a nutcase. i was i became interested in child. so he admitted all this stuff and that's where came out. i that's where he came out. and i think probably it was think he probably thought it was a was doing some a confession, was doing some good. stay good. he was telling kids, stay away crystal meth. it made away from crystal meth. it made me into an evil like i was like my head was full of bad vision. don't people. i've 13 don't kill people. i've got 13 people garden. this people in my back garden. this is ruining my life. it's is ruining my life. so it's a sickening scandal for winnie byanyima. the executive byanyima. so she's the executive director unaids and she was director of unaids and she was a senior official, oxfam, when the times disclosed that the charity's workers were using prostitutes haiti , also prostitutes in haiti, also abusing children. yeah, she is quite an impressive person in her own

crystal does he think crystal meth. who does he think he is? a bbc deejay. this is it. this incredible. and it's the second scandal for whitney being ima the it needs executive director so this was it was the un it needs it's not called unaids because this has aids , unaids because this has aids, although he does in fact he is hiv positive, always . oh, maybe hiv positive, always. oh, maybe thatis hiv positive, always. oh, maybe that is why he like he is quite interesting , interesting interesting, interesting character. he's been quite active on social media until about a year ago. it's interesting. i had to look he's got own twitter account, got his own twitter account, right? you notice yeah. right? you notice active. yeah. he somebody who his he is somebody who is his big thing was i'm hiv positive and can with he very can live with it. he looked very healthy buff and he was an healthy and buff and he was an ambassador that so there is ambassador for that so there is this of i don't know, weird this kind of i don't know, weird crossover. and then he was a podcast saying i got into taking crystalal meth at one time and it turned into a nutcase. i was turned me into a nutcase. i was i became interested in child. so he admitted all this stuff and that's where came out. i that's where he came out. and i think probably it was think he probably thought it was a was doing some a confession, was doing some good. stay good. he was telling kids, stay away crystal meth. it made away from crystal meth. it made me into an evil like i was like my head was full of bad vision. don't kill people. i've got 13 people garden. this people in my back garden. this is life. so is ruining my life. so it's a sickening scandal for winnie byanyima. the executive byanyima. so she's the executive director unaids and she was director of unaids and she was a senior official, oxfam, when the times disclosed that the charity's workers were using prostitutes haiti , also prostitutes in haiti, also abusing children. yeah, she is quite an impressive person in her own right. i think she's like an aviation special

crystal, neil and crystal, thanks very much for joining us this afternoon. first of all, just want to get your reaction. see what we know so far about this incident since the business back. i have to say, i am not surprised that ukraine is involved in this terrorist attack. i mean, they were involved in the terrorist attack against the geena, all the war correspondent, including myself, we received this regularly since years. so we know that's the danger. that is every time there. unfortunately, that's for me. 3 shocking what happened. i really thought that after the death of darya, more security measures would have been taken to protect in general east and especially the famous ones. like the luck i didn't care denied any involvement in due getting his death and it's also denied involvement in this one. even pointing the finger, that's russian involvement and it's but the rest of the national head starts committee does say that it was the ukraine, special services were involved. what do you make of these differing narrative? there's nothing new in the fact that both sides of pointing the finger at each other. but it's always like the, i mean when the keel, the keel, the commander motorola. they also said it was an internal affair. when the q b c. the same with the kimberly center of the cross and go, they also pretend it was an internal problem. we with russia. that's why the take some russian national like the did the again, the time to, to do these all these dirty work that after they can pretend as an internal conflict between russians and that they are not involved. but we know that there will be their metal since the beginning to 2014. so for me, there's nothing you about that right with the ukrainian special services in addition to them, the, the russian investigate committee states that there was involvement of alleged involvement for the like state and the valley is anti corruption foundation, which trip of allegedly supports it. obviously has been incarcerated now for quite some time. those allegations are surprised you. no, unfortunately, because all these organizations which are supported by the west, they are ready to do such things. i mean, we just have to remember what they did with these. so the sub poisoning history, we the one me and the, i mean to me it's, it's not surprising at all. i mean, all these western funded organization few school and so warm. they are all the same here in the rules. and in other countries, they always use the same tactics. and so for me, it's not surprising at what it comes to from their novices. that's a top sky. he knew daria, do you know who was obviously killed in cobb last last summer? do you see any similarities between these 2 incidents? yes, in those cases it was women were used to carry the explosives. i think that's the better and because why? because a woman will not bring so much attention in the like, you will me list. you will be less careful because it's a woman you think that she can not do any arm. you know, we still have in russia these tradition that we consider that women should be protected and so on. and that the, they can not do such horrible things. but we have to, to get out of these parody because it's really, really dangerous. so we see the same pattern exactly what security measures do you think should be put in place to help keep generally safe or is risk just an inevitable, inextricable part of being a job at times? no, i think in these cases they would have had just security the security portal in the entry and the real people were able to check if there are some explosives or any weapon. i think it should have been avoided just simply because the entry was free. there was no security measures at the entry. you could enter the cafe like these. i think when you have planned events, when a lot of people know that you will be there, this should be the kind of mission that should be taken. we cannot, of course, reduce the risk to 0. we know that to job where we have to take crease. but in this kind of plan events, you can prepare the security much better to avoid this kind of thing. do you think the risk of being a journalist and obviously these 2 attacks against to get on to tusky? do you think less likely to put some people off from their work as a journalist? of course, of course, the means to frighten journalists to try to, to make them stop doing their work, make them stop talking about all the crimes of ukraine. they think they can frighten us like they are frightening the ukrainian population 9 years. so the think it can work the same way on us, but they're doing a big mistake. on the contrary, i mean it's really much of anything else to continue to show their true colors, to show what they really are, which kind of criminals are on the head of the ukrainian states. so i think the, the, the trying to silence it, but it, it, it will do the contrary. and finally, to crystal, i just want to ask you, if do you think that the west will condemn this? that's hard on task and he's done. no, no they have never done. they have never done when, when dara did you know, was kill, it was the same as far as ukraine is involved. they will just should of their mouth. i mean, this report, ukraine, they finance ukraine. so they can not admit publicly that what this report is a terrorist fate. ok, well, i'm afraid us always got time for chris does author journalist and found the dumbass inside a crystal. neil, thanks very much for your thoughts today. you're welcome. are some walker respondents believed there are parallels to be drawn with the attack, which took the life of another problem. journalist aria do not last year. now. she was killed in a car bomb last august. daria was the daughter of the problems and sometimes controversial russian philosopher. moscow claimed that you created security forces were responsible for talking about something that key of denied that

quote crystal clear, crystal clear that none of the statements relating to dominion about the 20 20 election are true that all caps by the way is the judges that interesting that fox has now admitted, and also poppy. it's really important to keep in mind as a result of this litigation we have now seen behind the curtain at fox news, dominion has exposed the private texts and emails. rupert murdoch , for example, wrote the trump myth trump myth that the election was stolen. tucker carlson talking about sidney powell, one of the main purveyors of this fraud, said she is quote lying. laura ingram talking about sidney powell called her a complete nut. that's her words. sean hannity talking about rudy giuliani. another spreader of the big lie, said he is quote acting like an insane person, so no, nobody's going to go on fox news and say, hey, we lied, but this is all in the public record now. very interesting. i'm sure smartmatic is like they're happy about it. smartmatic hit the jackpot. they still have a pending lawsuit against fox news. i can't see fox news paying this much money to avoid tria

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crystal. and this is where many of us have skin in the game. in a story like crystal's. i interrupted you when i asked you a question in which you answer about where you agree with left and right. we talked a lot about the right to tell me about the left. that was a great question. big question. thank you for it. so on the left, i think that there's a lot of agreement, but i think there's some there's some ways i break with with progressive arguments as well. one place is, you know, a lot of progressive solutions to poverty are just kind of about more, you know, turning on the faucet, more. and the argument in the book goes for deeper investments in ending poverty. but it says we also have to attack exploitation. and we also have to attack segregation. and so i think that things like a guaranteed income are really a great first step, but they are not the last out. i also break with the left in, you know, some pockets on the left they kind of lay the blame of poverty at the feet of the conservatives. you know, if only congress was different, if only conservatives thought

but actually i have a crystal ball, don't have the crystal ball. but what the crystal ball is, is just doing what brian and joan do, which is paying attention to what people are actually saying on the internet in these communities that have extreme influence, but whom we ignore. some cases i mean, i am a normie only on facebook and twitter. so what i see on and twitter and instagram is, what is trending. but that is often influenced and the stories of this book have taught me this by planning and with tons of time on their hands to put into workshopping the best hashtag and figuring out the most appropriate meme so that they can distill. the idea that is going to make people think this is what america is and to put it out in this and to bomb the comment section on this thing and and make things happen and we we at wired, you know, we covered these folks, but we didn't there was a way in which we covered them, taking them seriously. i think that a lot of the press did that the stories that we wrote about quote unquote alt right at the time were like colorful features ab

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crystal river, which boasts bathtub clearwater just off florida's west coast. crystal river is fed by more than 70gsha ar round that's warmer thwinteron aril for more than 80 manatee on march 12th of 1993. this critical ecosystem was wiped out by a devastating storm. dubbed the storm of the century virtually killed all the vegetation. it's a lot of salt water that came in here and the freshwater vegetation couldn't take it has taken decades, fueled by community advocates and more than $40 million in funding from the state and private donations. the river has been restored to pristine conditions after removing 400 million tons of debris and other detrimental material and stabilizing the shore line to protect the area from future monster storms. not to mention planting a lot of manatee food. how much is a manatee eating on a daily basis? i believe the statistic is that amenity can eat about 10% of its body weight a day, so you gotta think if it weighs £1200 let's £120 of grass . they have quite the appetite to satisfy that appetite more than 450,000usrs of lg have been an underwater by hand. creating more than 300 acres of manatee food. i got to help plant the last batch seagrass or eelgrass goes in, you plant it, but then it spreads. absolutely so the grass here specifically can spread seven ft. in any direction in one year, they sequester nutrients, nitrogen, phosphorus carbon, and they can completely transform water body that provides benefits to not only the ecosystem but to the community through ecotourism and just healthier cleaner water and shore line, the company that restored the manatee habitat here is now turning to the indian river lagoon. and even more ambitious undertaking, aiming to replicate the success they had at crystale you fix it, you don't want to let it go backwards. you have to make people care by showing them what it could be. and what can you do to help? wow what a great story are thanks to ginger's, either and she said, there's been a big difference in their behavior since they've cleaned it up the manatees, sea out howr lexus at 80% less than prescription hearing aid prices. we're back now, with the mix, starting with the 4 20 celebrations to end all 4 20 celebrations. where else san francisco hippie hill. to be exact, is an aerial view of the celebration. if you will, thousands of people turned out to turn on and toke up celebration, including djs and comedians, even a king of the hill cannabis competition. with a cool 40 grand cash prize. obviously this is all cool now because it is totally legal participants were urged to consume only cannabis products that were pre packaged and to stay high graded high next to a four legged drama queen caches. all of us. i a husky and colorado spring who

crystal who suffers a life of terrible abuse. you start by saying her mother was stabbed 11 times while she was pregnant and she goes downhill from there. i thought of crystal when i thought of the success sequence. it works for a lot of people and does not for others. say more about crystaln the success sequence. matthew: i think there are some americans that do not realize how hard poverty is on some peoples lives. asking somebody like crystal, who had an incredible hard life full of violence, infection and homelessness, to ask her to just get a good job is kind of like asking her to just have a different life, to do something that is quite the task from her everyday reality. i do not think we devalue at all of the importance of work, marriage or education when we say these things are important, but they are not sufficient to explain why there is such vast poverty in america. jason: when i think about the success sequence, he suggests there is a formula that works for a lot of people and yet there were a lot of people for whom that is seemingly out of reach. speaking of crystal, i thought of her when i was thinking about your argument about exploitation. when most people read crystals story, they might feel incredible sympathy for her. they might think she is an example

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crystal factory began back in 1756, originally here they made only glass, but after 70 years the company began to produce crystal of european quality. it gives a very, very high temperature, somewhere up to 2.500 it works, according to the principle of a gas burner , it is needed in order to melt the glass, then the glass is already brought up. here in these balls, they are a little miles away, and the hot glass here is not formed so that after that you can give it whatever you like. the profession of glass blower in gus khrustalny is still in demand by craftsmen, as many years ago they recruit molten glass on special tubes. mass and with the help of breathing or bellows give the future masterpieces the shape of works. you think right, calmly, so the glass blower roman gushkov has been working at the factory for more than 12 years, continuing the family tradition once and his father was the master of this workshop. yeah well, what step say something. diamond processing, where natalya lyubimova, a native gusev resident and an artist of the plant, works with the help of special tools. she has been with the company for over 12 years. at the same time , he creates real works of art, but it happens that unscrupulous merchants are trying to pass off ordinary cheap glass as crystalhow easy it is to distinguish the original from the fake. natasha, as i understand it, here we have crystal and glass is right and the easiest way to distinguish crystal from glass. this is molecular analysis. uh what let's? oh, it's a glass, it's a glass, right? friends did not hear any difference. mi, ah, if we can there six in the order of 1.200 rubles. that will be it. why didn't they tell me right away? i wouldn't touch them. and if you put it on your ear, you can hear the sound of the sea. so yes, the noise of the sea in the second half of the 19th century, the grandson of the founder of the glass factory, ivan maltsev, decided that his workers should live in good conditions and built them. these are the brick houses, by the way, employees of the enterprise still live in them. here is yours. yes, this is my house. yes, this is a very old building of the beginning of the 20th century. they were erected according to the plan of alexander bin a according to him, how did it happen th

one in five americans get covid -- long covid after the infection and the date it was crystal clear it was not crystalave a stockpile of 116 million doses from the original government purchase of 171 million doses. doctor peter says it's better to put them in arms and throw them in the trash i'm not sure that's great scientific methodology programs grow quickly if i read your op-ed piece correctly, you said the mask mandates were not all that effective. >> definitive came out by the cochran not alter the trajectorf co-pay. if to develop high-quality masks that could reduce transmission in that setting but it did not have an impact on the trajectory of covid given how highly contagious and ubiquitous it has been. jon: dr. marty makary thank you. coming up millions of the christian faithful to their eyes to the vatican and pope francis easter message on this sunday. details on that are next. ♪ [caring piano music] i want to beat cancer. i'm going to beat it. that's no doubt in my mind, i'm going to win this battle. [male narrator] defeating cancer will take all of us. join our team to help fund game cha

crystal meth. it's, you know, crystal meth, it's hard to say, or at least for me for a decade as. so and my greatest wish was to be a woman that could sit in her self, you know, and so the very process of coming the page, my i began with two pages a day and i, i, i just knew like goodness, kind of like a frenzy and i did for two years and by the third year i was able to sit a longer to transcribe it and then a little longer to you know, start to weave it together. and the other too is. i went back in and wrote for example, the sex scenes, especially with you know some of the particular sex scenes where you unsavory client. like only at the very end because that's when i was able to go back in and i had specific exercise so i disassociate leave my body because what. often you know in the sexual abuse is you leave your i am realizing i left my body and i've read people that that's what happens so the whole process a decade to come back in be able to sit and write that i anchored it you know my it was a whole routine to to get into the scene and i remember you know i had a really gre

it has been crystal clear, it has become crystal clear that the right-wing republicans could care less. it is unconscionable that they care so little for the lives of children. i mean, look at what has happened just this past week. tennessee, kentucky, alabama. mass murder, mass casualties have become commonplace. but we can't, we can't make it normalized. it is not lost upon me that two black lawmakers, representatives justin jones and justin pearson, were expelled from the tennessee house after joining peaceful protests against gun violence. another generation who have had to grow up doing gun violence drills in their schools has now taken leadership and is leading the charge. so let's be clear. the c.b.c. won't stand by and allow another jim crow era to take root while further g.o.p. legislatures abuse their power as we saw in tennessee. the c.b.c. will continue to push back against any and all efforts by republicans to subvert the will fortunate american people -- will of the american people, whether it is the effort to overturn our election on january 6, or efforts to silence or e

crystal ball tell you? i think it is going to be _ your crystal ball tell you? i think it is going to be a _ your crystalnk it is going to be a very tough - your crystal ball tell you? i think| it is going to be a very tough and competitive election, even if donald trump _ competitive election, even if donald trump is _ competitive election, even if donald trump is the republican nominee. i say this_ trump is the republican nominee. i say this because, and this is kind of puzzling, — say this because, and this is kind of puzzling, president biden's ratings — of puzzling, president biden's ratings are still relatively low, compared to the improving conditions in the _ compared to the improving conditions in the country, both economic and unsociai— in the country, both economic and unsocial measures, and the fact that republicans have an additional burden, — republicans have an additional burden, a _ republicans have an additional burden, a big burden, due to a republican majority overturning abortion— republican majority overturning abortion rights after nearly a half—century of having them as law. he is—

i expect that sweden will soon follow and that makes something crystal—clear. .. follow and that makes something crystalchoice is not the result of nato enlargement, his war is the cause of nato's enlargement. when i first convened this contact group, i saw nations of goodwill that were eager to help ukraine resist russia's imperial aggression and i saw a coalition that stood united and firm and i saw countries determined to stand up for an open and secure world of rights and rules. and all of that was just as true at ramstein today as it was a year ago. the ukrainians are still standing strong in their fight for theirfreedom. they standing strong in their fight for their freedom. they have the courage and the capability for the road ahead. we will have their backs for as long as it takes. so with that i will turn it over to the chairman. thank you. i will turn it over to the chairman. thank vom— will turn it over to the chairman. thank yon-— will turn it over to the chairman. thank ou. ., ., ., ~ , thank you. i want to thank the sick terry austin _ thank you. i want to thank the sick terry austin for _

artyom belorus belarus in what sport minsk has been hosting the crystal rose international tournament for several years now? crystalose, what could it be artyom gymnastics such rhythmic rhythmic gymnastics absolutely right. this is the correct answer. dmitry come back to you tennis tennis again. have a rest. who is alexander what is unexpectedly correct alexander agrees the williams sisters took turns becoming the first rackets of the world one of the sisters, the name of the siren. what is the name of the second sister, absolutely minus i see this topic is close, really groped. artyoma alexander change the theme the name of this sports equipment is consonant with the name of the fruit and is used by boxers to practice punches. what is pear pear? alexander chose us absolutely right, if i'm not mistaken, artyom is your turn to dance. to whom in table tennis is a point counted if the ball did not touch the opponent's half and flew out of bounds, but at the table hit the body defending by the tennis players. the one who beat the opponent, sorry, the opponent attacked the one who served the one who did not. the one who

crystal atom, the traditional prize from the state corporation rosatom will determine the best andrey chimisinov. andrey today you have to hand over 200 crystal and there is already the coming lord , you know, i think that time flies quickly the team at the table is young, and they do not rule out that whoever gets 200 crystalsooner or later get 300-400. and then how will it go, god forbid mr. filippov did you get your first crystal atom in your first game? how did you treat him? how did you deal with him? good evening. yes, it really was very nice to win, it's nice to get an atom, of course, i showed everyone who wanted to showed their parents, and where did they put it? uh, to the most conspicuous place, of course, tell me, but it so happened that when your participation. uh, the team stopped losing, you consider yourself the mascot of this team. uh, i'd like to talk about this after today's game, but i really hope if it's true. or maybe in outcomes and a crystal owl, in the first jelly? no? i really hope that we win faces. yes, the rest is not so important three questions of 20 seconds of discussion on each to earn a point. you need to answer three questions in a row. attention, the first question. despite being busy , each of us has our own frisky horse that takes us away from reality to it. we try to si

crystals that are used. eh, how computers and crystals that are used, for example, uh, medicines are produced. naturally. we don't have a whole factory there to make medicines on stream, but very important medicines are being made that are used in the fight against aids and cancer . they only do in space. there are stamps. that is, this is further a sample of uh-huh printed, well, made by grown crystalalready using it at factories here on earth to compare with the batch that was made to reject this batch, or it will go. uh, already for human use. this is very important, it is just aimed at raising, uh, the standard of living and tell us what else is here in your experiments. i know that you took the seeds into space, then they were exhibited at the mir station. that is, tomato seeds were delivered there. uh, i don’t know for a year or how long they stayed there, they returned them, and when they grew tomatoes, it turned out that there are tomatoes, uh, for a certain element that is very important for our body, tomatoes are the most so those who were in space, there at times it became. the more seeds you have preserved of these tomatoes. well, you planted them. they have never planted, but just a week. well, two weeks ago my wife, for the first time, uh, tried to make seedlings out of them. share yes, definitely, if everything sprouts, of course, do it, but in the last flight, it was

crystal, it is quite easy to distinguish from a fake. the main thing is to know how experienced consultants will tell you how to choose crystal, what to focus mostly. this transparency is a thin beautiful ringing of the density of the product. naturally. the game of light we share interesting facts, the very first glasses, the parts that archaeologists found in the tomb of the egyptian pharaoh tottenkhamun were sunscreens, we ask the most exciting questions and look for answers to them, i know how our vision is arranged. you can roughly guess how it is checked. let's say our eyeball, when the vision is one, then we strain the eye when working with gadgets, the muscles compress it and the eyeball begins to stretch. watch in the project the science of the series on the tv channel belarus 24. the minsk region is for you by washing the airs of lizaveta lozhkevich good evening, short, naked, ganda economical social cultural one-worn devour minsk st.

we've got crystal clear visibility for all our reporting stations and radar is showing you crystal clearno rain in this forecast as we've been reiterating to yell week long. as for redwood city, half moon bay and much of the north bay. we do have some 30's out there. a pittsburgh in alameda, our warmer spots only at 50 degrees right now, oaklan

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crystal, it is quite easy to distinguish from a fake. the main thing is to know how experienced consultants will tell you how to choose crystal, what to focustly. this transparency is a thin beautiful ringing of the density of the product. naturally. the game of light share interesting facts, the very first glasses, parts that archaeologists found in the tomb of an egyptian pharaoh. that nahamona were sunscreen ask the most exciting questions. and we are looking for answers. you can roughly guess how it is checked. let's say our eyeball, when the vision is one, then we strain the eye when working with gadgets, the muscles compress it and the eyeball begins to stretch. look in the project science is nearby on the tv channel belarus 24. at different cubbyholes of ukraine, on local trades and feats, full-fledged ah vr were created and the hero of their memory of their genealogical lines of their history and the trinity and river lands. let's not forget ukraine is not a people, the great is being painted.

crystal— the bbc are still online. it is crystal clear that every candidate has to _ crystal clear that every candidate has to fill — crystal conflict which you must declare if you are _ conflict which you must declare if you are a — conflict which you must declare if you are a candidate is anything that might— you are a candidate is anything that might lead — you are a candidate is anything that might lead to the perception your appointment was in return for a favour. — appointment was in return for a favour. he _ appointment was in return for a favour. he had, meaningfully or not, he had _ favour. he had, meaningfully or not, he had done — favour. he had, meaningfully or not, he had done a favour for the prime minister— he had done a favour for the prime minister in — he had done a favour for the prime minister in helping him sort out his finances. _ minister in helping him sort out his finances. he didn't declare that to the assessment panel. he simply told the assessment panel. he simply told the cabinet secretary, who apparently himself didn't pass it on to the _ apparently himself didn't pass it on to the assessment p