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david bowie, john lennon, and julius caesar could be included in the election with the same success.this is a provocation at the start, when sociology is measured, and we are already reaping the consequences. in your opinion, in general, now, if such a situation were to be confirmed, and, let's say, are any changes, rotations, in power, in power structures, in general, advisable, right now, in given the circumstances and at this stage of the war? well, you know, during a war, it is possible to change commanders, commanders, well, some groups or even the supreme commander, well, just the commander-in-chief, this is possible, this happens during the war, when a person did not cope with the duties that were entrusted to him, well, for of this in a society that is so internally tense, it is necessary to first explain what is the reason, why, well, that is, it is so simple neither from this nor from that. why are we changing it? and we don't explain, we just change, because, because the bezula decided that way, that's how it's dangerous to do during war, it can shake society, of course i

i am reading here, she took david bowie to the publisher was only 22, she befriended the beatles, washo of music-— who of music. i think she is the [inch - in who of music. i think she is the linchpin of _ who of music. i think she is the linchpin of british _ who of music. i think she is the linchpin of british pop and i who of music. i think she is the linchpin of british pop and rock| linchpin of british pop and rock history from the 1950s onward. she was called the queen of breaks and she gave an awful lot of musicians their breaks. she also made a lot of breaks for herself and created breaks for herself and created breaks for herself and created breaks for all of the women's, listeners and djs, to come afterwards.— listeners and djs, to come afterwards. , ., . ., afterwards. lucy, thanks so much for “oininu us, afterwards. lucy, thanks so much for joining us. and _ afterwards. lucy, thanks so much for joining us, and having _ afterwards. lucy, thanks so much for joining us, and having those - joining us, and having those thoughts, those memories, those tributes. good to talk to y

of legendary names and tell you something else, or rather something about a street named after david bowie located between the avenue pierre-mendes-france and rue giselle friend, opposite the stadium where the artist performed in october 2003 during his last world tour. the initiator of the emergence of a new street was the former mayor of the 13th arrondissement of paris, jerome coumet, a big fan of the artist, back in 2020. in his opinion, throughout his career, bowie had a strong connection with france and its capital, of course, including both touring in the country and recording in a local studio. example. right now let’s get acquainted with a man, our fellow countryman, joseph gashkevich and his achievements. joseph gashkevich was born in 1814 in the village of strelichevo-reshchitsky district, in the family of a priest. in 1835, he graduated from the minsk theological seminary and was sent to the st. petersburg theological academy. gashkevich was good at foreign languages, which largely predetermined his future fate. in 1839, by decision of the synod. he was sent on a spiritual miss

vanilla ice plagiarized "ice, ice, baby," taking the bassline from queen and david bowie's hit, "undere," costing him millions but not costing him my love and affection. and joe biden, who played raised his way to the top. >> the notion that every thought, or an ocean, or idea, you have to find and attribute to someone, i think is quite frankly ludicrous. i was wrong, but i was not malevolent in any way. >> jesse: when biden wasn't plagiarizing papers in law school, he was stealing lines from other politicians. plagiarism that joe biden said is so blatant -- [laughs] i could have only done it accidentally. it cost him the '88 primary. if ripping verses could cost you your career, your candidacy, and your cash, imagine what plagiarizing 50 times gets you in academia. academic exile. but if you are a black woman caught plagiarizing half of your already-sin published scholarship, you get to keep your million dollar a year salary, blame caucasians, and chalk it up to sloppiness. >> i have not seen any evidence that claudine gay was guilty of true plagiarism. she may have been guilty in the

looking down sixth avenue and midtown manhattan and listen to a little david bowie. thank you, producers. midtown manhattan and 11:00 in the morning and it's a light day. it's 11:000 on the east coast on this tuesday, january 30th. i'm ashley webster in for stuart this hour. take a look at those markets and a lot of red on the screen. they're all moving lower and major exchanges but really just treading water. the nasdaq down nearly half a percent but the dow and s&p down about a tenth. s&p briefly turned higher earlier in the session, which means it's a new record high. any gain for s&p will see a new record high. take a look at big tech names. we have big week of earnings for the big tech names. alphabet, microsoft today after the closing bell. meta and microsoft actually moving higher. meta up 1% and alphabet, amazon and apple, they're all moving lower. apple down nearly 2%. 10-year treasury yield moving lower and now a little higher. up two basis points at 4.09%. all right, now this, president biden facing fresh calls to retaliate against iran. sean duffy joins m

ashley: david bowie, yes.ley is substituting, the pricers play springsteen music. invite him in the farm but don't let him in the house. ashley: springsteen or me? stuart: you get springsteen and i get the rolling stones. a lot of beats, please. what music i lauren? lauren: dance music. stuart: dance music? lauren: l lots of elvis. stuart: you don't dance to elvis. lauren: i know but it's another genera and all i hear in the house is taylor swift. i'm not against her but a little bit over it. stuart: listen to this one from jean, you a indicationally show a computer bullpen with a number of people -- lauren: control room. stuart: how about occasionally one of you venture into the bullpen. it's called a control room. introduce us to one or more of the workers and let them introduce themselves and them what they do. is that a good idea, ashley? ashley: why not? could be fine. time is of the most important. there you government they're all like come on in, talk to us. as long as we can do it in a minute or under.

ice baby taking the song's bass line from queen and david bowie's hit under pressure, costing his careers but not costing him my love and affection. and then there was joe biden who plagiarized his way to the top. the notion that every thought or notio n or idea, you have to go back and find an attribute to someone. attribui think is, quite franke ludicrous. >> i was wrong, but i was not malevolent in any way. n' >> when biden wasn't plagiarizing papers in law zing pap stealing lines from other politicians. plagiarisms that joe biden said is so blatant. i could have only done it accidentally. it cost him the 88 primary.e '8 >> and if ripping verses can cost you your career, your candidacy, and your cash. >> imaginey, what plagiarizingii 50 times gets you in academia, academnge, exile.but but if you're ifa black womanomn called plagiarizing half of your already thin published scholarship, you get to keep your million dollar a year salary. blame caucasians and chalk it up to sloppiness. i have not seen any evidence that claudine gay was guilty . een guplagiarism she may have been guiltyil

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and also i got introduced to elton john and david bowie so that for me back and what a legend.s know, legend is a word that's used often, but this guy, 50 used so often, but this guy, 50 odd in the industry and odd years in the industry and you know, you listen to the you know, if you listen to the lyrics that it's an lyrics of that song, it's an absolute crazy you can absolute crazy song. you can hear upbringing his hear his upbringing and his marginalisation the dirt, marginalisation and the dirt, the brown cowboy around in the dirt brown cowboy around in his saddle. i mean, it's just a brilliant yeah, yeah , you brilliant song. yeah, yeah, you really know elton john. >> yeah. oh, that's what good music does. >> it transports you, right? yeah, yeah it does. it's got that power to do that. >> yeah. and he is a legend. you're right absolutely you're right chris. absolutely i love elton john. love him? >> yeah of course. uh, guess that's why they call it the blues. was one of the first ones that i remember. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> great. great love. >> are you ready for

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