dubin. well, to be honest, but you know many years later. out that potatoes have, uh, several allergens, one of them is close to the same as the tomato, and therefore some people who use potato leaves for insect control find that their children, if it is a dry, uh, substance, may be allergic to such dust. it causes severe dermatitis or reddening of the skin. so here are some women who take these recipes. they see that their red skin becomes such people, of course, by no means. uh, use similar recipes and use other plants of the sulinans family. but if we consider potatoes, then here now, for example, we do not have enough. e of such a potato of industrial culture, that is, before. you know, they made a paste, yes, from potatoes, that is, glue or wallpaper for potato starch, it can be obtained in several ways, for example, by simply soaking it in water, some people believe that if there is something in the water, the potato will contain less bad substances, but you you know, that's science and how life works differently. if you soak something

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the work does not stop nikolay dolgachev, and for the tones oleg dubin, 200, donbass 5,000 ukrainiansuch data was voiced today for the first time instead of the defense of ukraine, as stated in percentage terms. this is one of the highest figures, even among nato countries, while there are still 25,000 women, the kiev regime has mobilized now they are at the well, and the military registration and enlistment offices are waiting for tens of thousands of ukrainian women who have been sent summonses to register all this according to official statements. kiev solely of good will. however, the words of ukrainian officials. directly at odds with the cases, other examples will be cited by evgeny chirochkina. the track record of roger waters places on the peacemaker and repeated accusations of anti-ukrainian propaganda today in kiev he is back in the spotlight as well. rather, his letter is a reaction to yu zelenskaya, who draws dubious parallels, allegedly, the more weapons ukraine has, the shorter it is, the crisis for which policy the theses are prepared is not clear, but the founder of p

but nothing, she says, could have prepared her for the loss of her sister, jeanne evert dubin, who played on the tour with chris for a while. jeanne's ovarian cancer was detected late. she lived for two more years and died in 2020. jeanne had tested negative for the harmful variant of the bcra1 gene, but her blood was stored in a lab, in case knowledge or data of new variants became available and as genetic testing evolved. two years after her death, jeanne's blood tested brca positive. a warning bell for possible ovarian or breast cancer predisposition in the family. a call from her doctor took chris evert's life down an unexpected path, ovarian cancer, but caught early, stage 1c. today, evert is back courtside as a commentator for espn, coaching and mentoring the next generation. we talked about her journey, her health, and what's ahead. it's been three months since you finished your chemotherapy. how are you feeling today? chris: i'm feeling a lot better than three months ago. let's put it that way. i mean, you know, as time goes on and i'm able to get a little more energy, exercise a