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unfortunately, the dat project that was carried out here had some problems and jeopardized the future of the country in relation to electricity production and many of our economic activities. therefore, we quickly announced our opinion in this report that the new government, considering the sensitivities that exist today , if it wants to join, it should have a bill with a new condition that does not create any restrictions for us . research on the performance of tarbiat university shahid rajaee's secretary was investigated, the examination of the level of technical and professional training of the technical and professional secretary according to the needs of education, how to attract faculty members and the audit of the university since 2016 have been among the axes of investigation in this research and investigation , dastan badi university 1400 permanently it has had a budget from the provisions of the law, and the spokesperson of the civil commission, in the summary of the metropol building report , cited the violation of laws related to the engineering and building control system

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make sure the work we did in afghanistan for 20 years was protected, president biden just picked a datd put the world in risk, he pushed back on russia. making sure that vladimir putin did not invade ukraine on our watch. then, within a handful of months after we left office he moved again, this is absence of american dee desant-- deterrents and american leadership. mark: china is building up, they are not stopping, they are more encouraged than before, they are building up military might. using a lot of ar armaments now, joe biden does not propose a budget for defense department that is comee -- with what we is doing. >> that concerns me. we'll have few are ships in 5 years. we will have few are capabilities in space, than we had, not just the absolute magnitude but you get it right, president biden has gotten it wrong, he is talking about shrinking scale of the defense department, and told a group of hold soldiers we'll have every military vehicle green. that is disconnected from protecting and spreferring opreserving our nation. you can read about it, there not a chance that chinese

a new paper uses government dat to compare outcomes after the covid-19 vaccines and after the influenzacine. they found 1200 fold increase i menstrual abnormalities and a 5 fold increase in miscarriages. where is planned parenthood on this? don't they care about women? there is a 38 fold increase in stillborn or fetal death rate. the co-author of the paper is a board-certified ob/gyn specialist. we are happy to have him join u tonight. thank you so much for coming on. to the layman, these seem like dramatic numbers. is that how you read them? >> yes, tucker. first of all, thank you very much for giving my patients a voice, my views are not shared by my employer. maybe not. let's start out, one can make a very strong argument, tucker, that the pushing of these experimental covid-19 vaccines globally is the greatest violation of medical ethics in the history of medicine, maybe humanity. we have never ever broken the sacrosanct golden rule of pregnancy. never ever. i have published extensively in my career and extensively in th last three years all on covid. what we have seen, this article

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unfortunately, we're a dat the 1st you and aid trucks of managed to cross from turkey or into northern syria. they're delivering relief supplies to rebel held areas off syria. but it's only one border crossing authorized by the u. n. so far or thousands of residents have fled the tennis r k, an eastern democratic republic of congo ferry. it was about to be captured by m $23.00 rebels. if the army loses the town d r. c's 2nd biggest city, goma will be cut off from the capital kinshasa. more than 220 political prisoners have been released from jail in nicaragua and flown to united states. nicaraguan judiciary said the prisoners were traitors who have been deported. president daniel ortega has detained dozens of opponents to his government in recent years. south africa's president, so raw, oppose that has used his annual stay to the nation speak to declare a state of national disaster. who attempted to deal with chronic electricity shortages earlier, members of an opposition part of economic freedom fighters disrupted this session before being excluded out my security brushes. a foreign m

in crowded field of would-be can dats who want to be like trump, sununu calls the former president blankingrazy and lived to tell, and been called one that trump can't touch. how do you assess the contenders? >> we were talking about nikki haley jumping in and she put a lot of attention as age and the next generation, we are expecting other people to get in who are of younger generation. you mentioned governor sununu, bloomberg reported governor desantis is building infrastructure to potentially announce a race with a campaign director, someone already organizing the finances and internally polling experts. we are expecting more people to jump in. as rich was saying, it will come down to, we think, as well, what happens with the economy going forward. what will americans think about where their standing is in their own st road ahead. >> shannon: polling shows people are not feeling hope on the economy, for their own pocket book, they are not seeing it yet and that drives voters. let's talk about the other side of this ticket, politico had private take on biden from democrats, he's too old.

phil released a really touching statement about his retirement he said, "cash me outside, how bout dataughter ] some more tv news, the new season of "the bachelor" is underway but some people are complaining that this year's bachelor is too boring yeah, you think so well, the producers have decided to do something about it watch this >> the word is out this year's bachelor is just too boring america, we heard you loud and clear. so we sent zach home, and we're replacing him with - >> tom [ bleep ] brady [ bleep ] yeah, bachelor nation 'cause tom b. is on a permanent vacation this retiree is ready to party [ airhorn he's dtf, done throwing footballs. and he wants one more ring i'm talking neil lane bling! so, huddle up in the fantasy suite and get ready to touchdown there. hut, hut, what "the bachelor," fall in love with the goat! [ screaming [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: exciting that's not boring at all >> steve: that's exciting. >> jimmy: that's what we want to see right there that's good tv some business news, today the ceo of peloton said that the company will start making money

stating that they confronted these railey aircrafts with their anti aircraft mess sales to, to defend a dat, aggression. the policy in popular front also stated a statement saying that they carried out or launched a barrage of rockets towards these really odd towns to a response or retaliate. this eas, railey aggression on because the strip under hand hasn't cost him. who's the spokesman? yes, rob. you know, say thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to date from go. so thank you. to lebanese m p 's are beginning a week to of sit in inside parliament. they're promising to stay put until a new president elected after months of political paralysis. we're going to get more on this from santa halter in beirut. susanna, this must be very frustrating for the people and lebanese, tell us what's going on, how people are being affected. while there is a deep political crisis in this country, a vacuum at the executive level. there is no precedent now this has happened in the past, but this time around. there's also no functioning government. and us time around the parliament is an electoral bo

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