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employees regularly interact with educational institutions, and timur chernov is jealous of the department of biology fifty-seventh school in moscow, as part of teaching in parallel at the moscow institute of physics and technology, i often see students who entered with a very high competition, but they did not understand at all what they would have to do in biophysical biomedical disciplines and one from the purpose of hmm their teaching activities. i put uh, career guidance in order for children. and as soon as possible they understood a and could feel it with their hands, and what they will have to do later this workshop is carried out for a class whose students specialize in biological and chemical research , we will transfer them to an aggressive environment. uh biota and for yoghurts in stores that position themselves as fermented milk products containing a live culture of lactic acid bacteria. let's get acquainted with the basic methods of transplanting the cultivation of microorganisms, on the other hand, we will be able to analyze whether there are actually live lactic acid bacteria in the a

couple of years since doing this book is that that conversation doesn't even smell outside of the biology department at u. c. l. let alone into a broader society. i think that over all my senses, but to normalize these conversations is part of the social change. it requires a political movement and it requires, you know, revolutionary voices and conservative voices. but ultimately, you know, i do think the arc of, of history is towards progress. i think that is true. i think we're in a weird blip moments. i don't know what you mean. do you agree or disagree with that? i hope it said blair, by or so worry that we are, you know, regressing, i think we are a very worry in time if we're not gonna learn the lessons from cove id and we're not able to say, okay, yes, we truly are going to build back better we're going to make sure we do do agree need 0 and we do have higher wages and, and you know, invest more in our health care systems and the rest of it. and then we would have missed this, this major moment in which we could have had that acceleration of change, positive change like there was after the 2

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, a us government department has concluded the study out on behalf of the us energy department considered authoritative as overseas a network of 17 labs encompassing in advanced biologyagic. tragic story . you'll have heard tragic story. you'll have heard about this in the headlines with. rey shipwreck kills nine migrants of the coast. also, rob i will quit if claims of bullying upheld. dominic raab has said that he will resign if bullying complaints against him are confirmed in an inquiry. also volodymyr zelenskyy the ukrainian has a bust of winston in his bunker. there you go. at least as one public figure hasn't cancelled churchill. those are more of your front pages and, ingrid. lab leak . pages and, ingrid. lab leak. most likely origin of the pandemic . now, if you'd said pandemic. now, if you'd said that on tv or radio on twitter a year ago have got cancelled. when you would. it was said and it was said . and people were it was said. and people were cancelled up. so they weren't going to about it. i'm so glad it's all beginning to come out bit by bit . we i mean, i got the bit by bit. we i mean, i got the conspiracy theorist myself . i conspiracy theorist mysel

, a us government department has concluded the study out on behalf of the us energy department considered authoritative as overseas a network of 17 labs encompassing in advanced biology story . you'll have heard tragic story. you'll have heard about this in the headlines with. rey shipwreck kills nine migrants of the coast. also, rob i will quit if claims of bullying upheld. dominic raab has said that he will resign if bullying complaints against him are confirmed in an inquiry. also volodymyr zelenskyy the ukrainian has a bust of winston in his bunker. there you go. at least as one public figure hasn't cancelled churchill. those are more of your front pages and, ingrid. lab leak . pages and, ingrid. lab leak. most likely origin of the pandemic . now, if you'd said pandemic. now, if you'd said that on tv or radio on twitter a year ago have got cancelled. when you would. it was said and it was said . and people were it was said. and people were cancelled up. so they weren't going to about it. i'm so glad it's all beginning to come out bit by bit . we i mean, i got the bit by bit. we i mean, i got the conspiracy theorist myself . i conspiracy theorist myself. i didn't

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the hiring process done there at the biology department, and state lawmakers were questioning the texas chancellor, saying they were confused and concerned about all ofporters are worried about, that this will be distorted in much the same way that critical race theory was as well. >> all right, ed. thank you very much. >>> next, one of the many questions families are asking tonight. are my kids safe? that's what they're asking the state of ohio nearly two weeks after the toxic train disaster. s tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. exploring the world in comfort. science proves quality sleep is vital to your mental, emotional, and physical health. and we know 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms, and effortlessly responds to

impose a political straight jacket on the biology department, you don't produce the best buy all o gists, do you as john sailor writes, it is a degredation ofher education. third hour of "varney" starts right now. jimmy failla sitting pretty close to me this morning and there you go. free speech dead on college campuses. >> oh, completely and i want to be clear because i'm avoiding a biology major for the old fashion reasons which is my grades. i'm not even allowed to play the board game "operation" with grades like i have, but my big problem with this is obviously, the top level thought is that we're prioritizing things overcome p tense in biology which is a recipe for failure for society as a whole but this is a subset of issue that's infiltrated every four year school around the country which is they are now teaching kids to go what is a micro-aggression, like me saying stuart, you look good today and you go today, as opposed to what, yesterday? like it's a silly joke but as a lifestyle, that's exhausting, and that's the difference between the colleges we attended and the colleges that are in business now, is when we were in college, we