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they are dying in the jungles of goods. here they are dying in the water or dying on the hike up. when the hug done, lots of people are dying. the dairy and jungle was a destination for adventure seekers. long before the recent wave of migrants and panama is government says it wants to turn the dairy a national park into a main equal tourism destination. but at the moment, the jungle draws many 100 times more migrant been tourist with a number of desperate families crossing this year on track to surpass previous records. heidi joe castro alger 0. the time for a quick check of the headlines here, there's hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in israel against the government's proposed plans to change the judiciary and peace on to devote on monday on a bill restricting the supreme court's powers. strike down and government decisions . i'm here because the extreme is trying to change our redeem. they got into power and trying to make us a weak democracy. and you got the wish that i'm i came here to protest everything that is happening in the state of israel. i think the situat

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_ you cannot be tired because people are dying on the front line, our friends — are dying on the fronteople are dying _ friends and loved ones queer people are dying on the front line. to protect— are dying on the front line. to protect freedom, to protect europe from conservative values which russia — from conservative values which russia provides, not only bombs and rockets _ russia provides, not only bombs and rockets. ,, w' , russia provides, not only bombs and rockets. ,, w , ., russia provides, not only bombs and rockets. ,, , ., , , . ., rockets. quickly tell me how special that relationship _ rockets. quickly tell me how special that relationship is _ rockets. quickly tell me how special that relationship is between - that relationship is between liverpool and kyiv. taste that relationship is between liverpool and kyiv.- that relationship is between liverpool and kyiv. we are very ha - to liverpool and kyiv. we are very happy to see — liverpool and kyiv. we are very happy to see you _ liverpool and kyiv. we are very happy to see you having - liverpool and kyiv. we are very - ha

it's got people talking again about whether or not assisted dying be not assisted dying should be legalisedu stand on that? >> think it should. know to >> i think it should. i know to many people who have been or are . in great pain and who feel as though they have had enough and they are terrified of being kept alive , of unable to feed alive, of unable to feed themselves , unable to, you know, themselves, unable to, you know, have normal bodily functions. they've lost all dignity. and i think it's a conversation that needs to be had and it needs proper safeguards. but we already have living wills. but unfortunately , they have no unfortunately, they have no legal basis. you know , if you or legal basis. you know, if you or i could write this or ben, you know, we could say, right, if i get to this stage and can't do this, that or the other i want, but who's going to do it? you know, we already have a and very commonly used the do not resuscitate, which is not to say . the health professionals are not going to try and save your life. what it's about is actually do you want to see your 92 ye

the gamble even knowing that they might end up dying-— end up dying. up dying. the obvious - distinction between these cases we're reporting on — the tragic incident in greece and what i guess is still a search and rescue operation in the atlantic — is the currents and the distances involved in the atlantic. there are three ships that were missing this morning. thousands of miles from the coastguard, it's an impossible challenge to keep an eye on all the boats that start the journey. absolutely, and i think the public understands that, but what i would pause that is the difference between those two cases. in the case of the shipwreck off the coast of greece, authorities were very well aware that the vessel was in distress, the eu border agency had flagged that more than 12 hours before the ship sank. and the greeks did not mount a rescue effort, did not go out to do search and rescue, did not bring in other assets other than a single coastguard boat to help those people who were kind of stuff on a drip —— stuck on a drift. we're looking to two differen

now all of them -- not all of them are dying but some are. the launch price of new drugs are $182,000. $100,000 is not far out -- sen. sanders: i think many cancer drugs out there are over $100,000. is that correct. mr. weissman: yes. the question you asked about -- to senator kennedy -- cassidy, in 1995, the point that nih stopped using the regional pricing provisions, they added a new category so the original category was standard -- those stayed roughly consistent after the removal of the regional pricing clause. they added a new category of material. the numbers that show the seeming just position reflected change in -- seeming juxtaposition regarding change -- dr. makary: it happens. the american cancer society said that 48% of cancer patients say they avoided or delayed future care for fear of the bill. with the promise of the affordable care act lowering costs not pending after, we have created new deductibles. sen. sanders: i don't think senator cassidy, my hypothesis was absurd. >> we could talk about vaccines, like -- lack of availa

they are dying in the water. they're dying on the hike up on the hook done. lots of people are dying. the dairy and jungle was a destination for adventure seekers. long before the recent wave of migrants and panama is government says it wants to turn the dairy a national park into a main eco tourism destination. but at the moment, the jungle draws many 100 times more migrant been tourist with a number of desperate families crossing this year on track to surpass previous records. heidi joe castro alger 0. the . this is, i'll just say that these are the top story is really protests as a beginning demonstrating outside parliament in west to loosen them hundreds of thousands valid on the side of the, against the government's funds to change the legal system. and assets is due to vote on one aspect of the proposed bill on monday. pretty excited about is a threat to democracy. is every 5 minutes have benjamin as in yahoo says he feels great after having surgery to fit a pace maker on sunday. the 73 year old says he'll be at the can assets to vote on monday. the sho

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people are dying civilians are also dying and the military in the war century - it somehow seems veryo their wives and say so and so that your husband or son is no longer alive there. well, i can't imagine how they feel there, what if you are gone dead then you will die so you don't do it and i have to live from there then you will be viti so it doesn't happen well and everything after the principle so get used to it do n't worry about anything that's how your life is simple and serves watching the face death shot the island between us and the enemy it seems to me enough the difference is obvious and clear to everyone, we are fighting for our freedom. many of us went voluntarily to protect ourselves, our home, our beloved mother, our children. bridges from propaganda for some incomprehensible reasons and for the sake of earning money, from what i see in the military, many do it for the sake of money and betrayal of the fact that the war gives them what they cannot get in civilian life. rape, robbery, complete anarchy in actions, murder of people, once in the 14th year, i looked at the

they are dying in the water or dying on the hike up. when the hug done, lots of people are dying. the dairy and jungle was a destination for adventure seekers. long before the recent wave of migrants and panama is government says it wants to turn the dairy a national park into a main equal tourism destination. but at the moment, the jungle draws many 100 times more migrant than tourist, with a number of desperate families crossing this year on track to surpass previous records. heidi joe castro alger 0 as well. that's it for me down jordan. so now you can find more and using our website out to 0 dot com, the web ex, the inside story, the look at the ethnic findings in monaco, state in, in the the, i great to be with you. here's an update for your world. the weather will begin in south asia, where those months soon rains are really picking up, up and down pockets. time we've seen some big flooding in karachi, same in the horror as well. but i think most of the concentration in rain on sunday will be around the city of lights. now this is also impacting india is good the right state

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all of them are dying, as a result, but some are. the launch price of new drugs right now is $182,000. hundred thousand dollars is not far out -- >> it's actually an underestimate. >> correct me if i'm, wrong but many of the cancer drugs out there are over 100, 000, dollars is that correct? >> that's correct. now some going up to 1 million. you asked senator cassidy about the creative agreement. the reasonable pricing. actually, what happened there is that in 1995, at the point that the nih stopped using reasonable pricing provisions and -- they added a new category of crater. the new category of creta was the -- development agreement. those stayed roughly consistent after the removal of the reasonable pricing clause. they added a new category of materials created so the number you're looking at that shows the seaming juxtaposition, three 95, post-95. reflects the change in categorization not the removal of the clause. >> dr. makary, that i propose a absurd suggestion -- >> the american cancer society to the seven 48% of cancer patie

" as, someone is dying and we're sick of it." �* . , someone is dying and we're sick of it." ~ ._ ., what _ it." a really dramatic account of some of what that _ it." a really dramatic account of some of what that journalist - it." a really dramatic account of. some of what that journalist saul it." a really dramatic account of - some of what that journalist saul on the front lines there. let's return to the breaking news. the former manchester united and netherlands goalkeeper, news he is now in intensive care after suffering bleeding around his brain. the dutch club have made that announcement. ajax said that edwin van der sar had a bleed around the brain. he's currently in the hospital and is in stable condition. the 52—year—old is on the trimmer league four times at united as well as the champions league back in 2008, which he also lifted whilst he was at ajax. that news coming in from the club, saying that he is in hospital, news that he suffered this cerebral haemorrhage while he was away in croatia. he is back at the home club of ajax, but he resigned after 11 years on the clu

about 200 americans are dying every day from fentanyl. what i say all the time right now is that this is not a war on drugs. this is a fight to save lives. we are losing americans every -- in every single community from coast to coast and every single place in between. fentanyl is now -- and what's one of the things that's really different about this? a few things. first, it is the deadliest drug we've ever seen widespread. it is 50 times more powerful than heroin. and so if someone does -- >> even the legalized version of this drug that was fda-approved is 50 more times deadly? >> what we're talking about now is the illicit or -- >> right. i understand that, but this was originally a legal drug. >> yes. and just to make sure to be clear on this, it is tightly controlled as a lawful drug given in hospitals, often for cancer patients in end of life as patches or put under someone's tongue. what we're talking about is totally different. what we're talking about started in mexico in 2014, 2015, where the criminal cartels and, in particular,

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the goods here are dying in the water are dying on the hike up on the hook done. lots of people are dying. the dairy and jungle was a destination for adventure seekers. long before the recent wave of migrants and panama is government says it wants to turn the dairy a national park into a main equal tourism destination. but at the moment, the jungle draws many 100 times more migrant than tourist, with a number of desperate families crossing this year on track to surpass previous records. heidi jo castro, alger 0. know a volcanic eruptions, south of iceland, capital reykjavik is sending plumes of smoke across the region. these are like pictures now from the roof of sharon. the iceland that meet your logical office says the minor interruption began about 10 days ago. and it's still active. the picture of a headlines here this out tens of thousands of his writings, have been protesting against the government plans to change the powers of the judiciary and peas are due to vote on monday on a bill restricting the supreme court powers to strike down government decisions

your dad was dying, i swear your dad was dying, and your three sisters stood before my eyes.as so glad to see you, and your mom she was somewhere just like new year's. he jumped in front of me, it's true, it's true. he jumped right in front of me. are you okay? finally you remembered your husband. you're standing, which means you're fine. daughter, honey, listen, don't say anything to your aunt. she is very old and will still die and die. everything can be everything. enough. don't talk like that, no one needs to go to the other world today, dad, i didn't tell anyone, don't worry, okay? tell her that we decided to meet and sit together for a while. say we're talking late. they must be worried, of course. yeah. maybe someone can tell? what's happened? yes son? you need to rest, we'll talk about that later. okay, better stay with your daughter. i know you are both very scared. okay get better. thank you, thank you. what came. get better, get better soon. thanks for stopping by. yes thanks, fried go go go grandpa. i 'll be right back. if you want, my dad and i can talk, okay? i

so far, no arrests. raped dying wonderfully one scene well done.o you know what the consequences of a lawsuit can be? i didn't break any advertising laws. in the book in what book is the genius called? fuck off, none of your business? damn, and for a long time. this person or people rented billboards from you for a year. and how much did you pay right away? in a year so she is right. i'm not at liberty to disclose this information. it's mildred hayes maybe. i have no right to divulge this information, and you sure asshole that you want to deal with the police sure. perhaps there is no crime. she just asked a question. you really are an idiot, don't call me an idiot. i didn't call. i just asked. is it true that you are an idiot. he caught you, well, everything is tired, just don't go crazy. he tortured a man in custody. we didn't have any proof. and take off this shit that i gotta take off hear your mouth think i won't pile on you in front of the whole precinct. and drunk or something, do you often apply? i don't care, no one goes there anyway. only

, , legal fight to enable assisted dying? this case is based upon its own facts. — dying?ligious— experience, cyprus is a deeply religious country, where it has a lot of— religious country, where it has a lot of sway— religious country, where it has a lot of sway on society, but i've not spoken _ lot of sway on society, but i've not spoken to — lot of sway on society, but i've not spoken to anybody in cyprus who says. _ spoken to anybody in cyprus who says. in— spoken to anybody in cyprus who says. in a — spoken to anybody in cyprus who says, in a circumstance like that, with— says, in a circumstance like that, with a _ says, in a circumstance like that, with a family member in that situation, _ with a family member in that situation, i would with a family member in that situation, iwould not with a family member in that situation, i would not have done the same _ situation, i would not have done the same thing — situation, i would not have done the same thing. it really does show that the law— same thing. it really does show that the law is— same thing. it really does sho

people are dying and lots of them. they are dying in the jungle. the good here they're dying in the water. they're dying on the hike up on the hook, done. lots of people or die in the dairy and jungle was a destination for adventure seekers. long before the recent wave of migrants and tandems, government says it wants to turn the dairy a national park into a main eco tourism destination. but at the moment, the jungle draws many 100 times more migrant than tourist, with a number of desperate families crossing this year on track to surpass previous records. heidi joe castro, out to 0. next, the inside story is going to look at the implications of an attack against 2 women in india. that sparked outrage. i'm robotics and stay with us to do expect flooding. seasonal funding in east asia this time of the year. and we've got some of this is who buy from and so in the middle of china, this is and this is just a heavy, a boost from the, from ryans, if you like. this is not kemp, she's back because they've been particularly high in those and shot at the rea

john rich, our director, says, "i love that dy-no-mite thing. here's how you do it. dy-no-mite!"aid, "john, please, people will never go for this." - then jimmy walker's character takes over, and instead of "good times," you end up with the dy-no-mite hour. - "good times" was a microcosm of what it is to produce black television. - eric monte and mike evans were forced to partner with a white show runner. that reflected a dynamic that we see throughout the history of black tv, which is having black creatives needing the co-sign of a white person in order to make their thing, even though it's based in the stories they know. - by season two of "good times," john amos was complaining about how his character was not being written in a very authentic way. - so they said, "tell you what. why don't we kill him off, and we'll all get on with our lives." - killed in an auto... - my god! - so that taught me a lesson that i wasn't as important as i thought i was to the show or to norman lear's plans. (glass shatters) - damn, damn, damn! - as good as "good times" was, it still did not resona

john rich, our director, says, "i love that dy-no-mite thing. here's how you do it. dy-no-mite!"aid, "john, please, people will never go for this." - then jimmy walker's character takes over, and instead of "good times," you end up with the dy-no-mite hour. - "good times" was a microcosm of what it is to produce black television. - eric monte and mike evans were forced to partner with a white show runner. that reflected a dynamic that we see throughout the history of black tv, which is having black creatives needing the co-sign of a white person in order to make their thing, even though it's based in the stories they know. - by season two of "good times," john amos was complaining about how his character was not being written in a very authentic way. - so they said, "tell you what. why don't we kill him off, and we'll all get on with our lives." - killed in an auto... - my god! - so that taught me a lesson that i wasn't as important as i thought i was to the show or to norman lear's plans. (glass shatters) - damn, damn, damn! - as good as "good times" was, it still did not resona

what do you think of the fact we have hundreds of thousands of people on the streets and dying? what should we do about it? >> in america? one thing we need to recognize as we are in the midst of an mental health crisis in the nation. think about the fact there are several pieces of the puzzle that come together that we have not yet addressed. part of the crisis we see manifesting is an mental health crisis that we can help solve. the first is that over 100,000 americans have lost their lives overdoses in the last 12 months. 70,000 americans lost their lives because of fentanyl. we could stop fentanyl from crossing over our southern border by closing our southern border, building a wall under -- this nation spent $7 trillion. it would take $10 billion to finish the wall and for an additional $5 billion, we could use the available technology to servile our southern border and our ports of entry to slow down fentanyl from coming into our country. this is part of that mental health epidemic that we face. second thing i say is that we always hear people talk about gun violence in th

john rich, our director, says, "i love that dy-no-mite thing. here's how you do it. dy-no-mite!"aid, "john, please, people will never go for this." - then jimmy walker's character takes over, and instead of "good times," you end up with the dy-no-mite hour. - "good times" was a microcosm of what it is to produce black television. - eric monte and mike evans were forced to partner with a white show runner. that reflected a dynamic that we see throughout the history of black tv, which is having black creatives needing the co-sign of a white person in order to make their thing, even though it's based in the stories they know. - by season two of "good times," john amos was complaining about how his character was not being written in a very authentic way. - so they said, "tell you what. why don't we kill him off, and we'll all get on with our lives." - killed in an auto... - my god! - so that taught me a lesson that i wasn't as important as i thought i was to the show or to norman lear's plans. (glass shatters) - damn, damn, damn! - as good as "good times" was, it still did not resona

>> jeanine: nobody is asking them to die -- >> jessica: but they are dying. >> jeanine: they are dying yes. if i locked you in solitary confinement and i didn't give you air conditioning -- >> jeanine: stats on that? >> jessica: yeah. look it up on the break. >> jeanine: greg, what do you think? >> greg: i am always weary and things stances to suffering. the republicans or the right common sense, always portrayed portrayed as anti-compassion. it's like how dare you question this. it's hot out there and people are unhappy. yes, but you are not helping matters, although this dude this greg dude, gives a good name to gregs. when people ask me if i drink, i say, i stay away from the stuff. 22 hours a day. cheating husband can now go to their unhappy spouse and say look, i am monogamous four times a week. aren't i the real hero? i think when he comes up with this stuff, it is self absorption, right, it creates a shield from reality. that is where he is. reality becomes a blind spot especially if you are catering to the cliques. that stunt was curated for the reality of social media so when

there, such aunts were older than me and they are already dying , everything in the village cannot bevillage each of us still had stew in the cellar, some had chickens, some had cows, some had pigs, i had enough potatoes - enough to plant until spring, well, it's a lie that we were dying of hunger, we didn't die, no one, that is, russian propaganda used people who it wasn't like that, we live on the border. and it always leaves a certain impression that someone looks in one direction and it's always nicer there , they thought that it was better to live there than here , but they immediately showed it as soon as they only bought meat, some immediately showed that here we are now, and they, as they brought large multi-ton trucks of all kinds of humanitarian aid and this is what they took out first, they said go look what your power has brought the people to i say you know i know who is standing there everything will be the same for them everything will be wrong you are talking about the fact that people willingly like this is the first time that they brought bread, when the first time t

a people where people are dying, where children are dying, where buildings are being destroyed. defended, and i cannot give any advice to ukrainians about the russian cult, this is their business, they should leave it in lithuania for some time, otherwise we, uh , condemn russia in a state of war, but we are not in it, and in there are several names in our relationship. well, in any case, i consider myself to be the right person to give some advice. we will express our opinion, and i cannot give any advice to ukrainians. they are right to relate to russian culture as they relate to me. i understand it. i don't even think about culture, i just think about how these two neighboring worlds will exist in the future . even after the war , you will understand everything. for a crime, this became a preface to the example. now we see russia, which has no prerequisites for the repentance of such a large number of people . will also appear in russia, well, in russia , by the way , there was always a certain desire for repentance. i always remember the poet of sadness for his ego. anti-pat

, queer people are dying on the front line to protect freedom.— people are dying on the front line toukraine already have _ to protect freedom. liverpool and ukraine already have a _ to protect freedom. liverpool and ukraine already have a special- ukraine already have a special relationship after the city stepped in to host eurovision song contest in to host eurovision song contest in may. organisers see this match is a chance to continue that legacy. those matching carried messages of support for those on the front line back home. like combat medics burris and alina. are you looking forward to the day that you can both match to the day that you can both match to give a? to the day that you can both match to live a? , to the day that you can both match to civea? , ,, to the day that you can both match touivea? , , , ., to give a? yes, because it will mean the war is over _ to give a? yes, because it will mean the war is over and _ to give a? yes, because it will mean the war is over and we _ to give a? yes, because it will mean the war is over and we can _ to give a? yes, because it

you can draw the resources to how people are dying and then finally, incentivizing resilience. ifat disasters are a circle, you work with the stafford act it's not working for our communities if something happens in your state we cannot invest in resiliency's. given the recurring natures of the disasters now and all the criticisms thaten we hear about insurance companies, honestly the companies are just filling the gap of what public policy is unwilling to do. they are trying to price risk. because the states and territories there's been an an interesting work on mitigation studies. y they are trying to drive the disaster relief money to mitigate. louisiana, alabama has partnered with its state universities to have mitigation planning which they are working to lower premiums. it's a unique and helpful way to think about partnering with your stakeholders to try to protect your communities. louisiana similarly is a grant mitigation funder that they are driving to communities. we know another disaster is coming. on the federal side, this is jobs. this isn't a bad thing when you th

what do you think of the fact we have hundreds of thousands of people on the streets and dying? what should we do about it? >> in america? one thing we need to recognize as we are in the midst of an mental health crisis in the nation. think about the fact there are several pieces of the puzzle that come together that we have not yet addressed. part of the crisis we see manifesting is an mental health crisis that we can help solve. the first is that over 100,000 americans have lost their lives overdoses in the last 12 months. 70,000 americans lost their lives because of fentanyl. we could stop fentanyl from crossing over our southern border by closing our southern border, building a wall under -- this nation spent $7 trillion. it would take $10 billion to finish the wall and for an additional $5 billion, we could use the available technology to servile our southern border and our ports of entry to slow down fentanyl from coming into our country. this is part of that mental health epidemic that we face. second thing i say is that we always hear people talk about gun violence in th

life changes you have a mistake how many days have we been dying for this tenth? they left at 11:30 yesterday. i don't know how my life will turn out. when you don't feel like going to china where i was invited to support every evening, i crossed paths. such a hard fist of nerves is a clenched concentration both from this discipline and from this result. m that while you are on a pedestal? you someone just got off from the pedestal. you are no one to call. when you won queen well tomorrow you will work again, something like that. when was the soviet union in russia when many people left the country for various reasons? a young coach, who is from uzbekistan, who no one knew and they said that my circus performer didn’t belong in the gym at all. we have always been the worst, and now i am chocolate. he said that i am now in chocolate and will never be in chocolate. because if you work you have to work with full dedication and never to think about anything, in addition, to have a result, and chocolate in the sense that i have a base now, from which it kicks me out, a

service members from winding up dying in a war. we need to support ukraine. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. kamlager-dove: mr. speaker, do i have any more time? chaip there's one minute -- the chair: there's one minute remaining. the chair: the yield the final minute to representative smith. mr. smith: building off of that is really important. i think the president and a whole lot of people have explained what we're doing in ukraine. we should not fight every war everywhere, i agree with that. it's why i strongly supported getting us out of afghanistan long before we actually did. there was not a strategic interest there and also, u.s. lives were being lost in afghanistan. that was what was at stake. in ukraine, we are supporting, along with 53 other countries in the world, we are supporting an effort to protect a sovereign democracy against the dictatorship. those are core u.s. interests. the ukrainians are doing the fighting. all they're asking for is our support. if we can deter that type of aggression, it does advance u.s. interests, it does

, i am dying. it was built and hundreds of people with the help of each other take it on their shoulders and carry it in a spiritual movement . the way of carrying yazd has been held for many years with the welcome of many mourners. the procession of masuleh is 800 years old. it will remain like this until the end of october to participate in this ceremony on the 7th of muharram, different provinces bring themselves to masuleh. the symbol of the flag of the elamite islamic corps in the mourning of the leader of the martyrs does not leave the lower back and chin . it is reserved for two groups of men and women. and he recites laments and recites hair. the ceremony of placing a bowl in ardabil is a traditional eight-day mourning ceremony in ardabil . because of that water , people remembered this chivalry of the ceremony of laying a pot why do women in the north of iran is a wind musical instrument that is made and is an esrafil, some of them are more than 300 years old. in this ceremony , they mourn

this is deeply worrying, that so many fish are dying as a result of this heat wave?bsolutely, yeah. these are some of the types _ wave? absolutely, yeah. these are some of the types of _ wave? absolutely, yeah. these are some of the types of impacts i wave? absolutely, yeah. these are some of the types of impacts from | some of the types of impacts from climate change that we can expect to see increasingly in the future, as we get hotter and drier summers. have we seen anything like this before? , , ., ' , ., before? these fish die off. they are reasonably common _ before? these fish die off. they are reasonably common when _ before? these fish die off. they are reasonably common when you i before? these fish die off. they are | reasonably common when you would high temperatures and gets lecce —— when you get height images and there is less oxygen in the water. it can also be exacerbated when you get the growth of algae, so algae blooms on types of rivers and lakes, and that can further deplete the oxygen, so they relatively common, but we have seenin they relatively

how many days have we been dying for this up to the tenth? left at 11:30 yesterday. i don't know how my life will turn out. when you don't feel like eating i've come i clearly remember the olympics in china where i was invited to keep the spirit of our team and every evening. i crossed paths with irina sanna at competitions , supported our girls and saw this titanic work for the first time. such a hard fist of nerves, compressed concentration, and from this discipline and from this result, that while you are on a pedestal. you just stepped off your pedestal. who are you queen well, tomorrow you will work again with a pedestal, something like that. immediately the head coach of the russian national team when there was still the soviet union when many for various reasons, we left the country, someone didn’t succeed, there were difficulties, and the renaissance had difficulties. a young coach, who is from uzbekistan, who no one knows in the gym, we have no place at all, we have always been the worst of all and now i am her chocolate, when he said that i am now in chocol

be in front of me look, there is no sin in this, because of the honor of his mother's heart , he is dyingant to sleep, pray for him, tell him don't cry, lord, my mother's daughter-in-law, don't cry, go, father, my mother's daughter-in-law, don't cry, i'm a robot, i'm a mother, by god, my mother, don't cry, robot, shake the hands of the children, my mother's daughter-in-law, don't cry, i'm a mother, come from above, come to my mother, my son fell to the ground. abba abdullah, abba abdallah, love karbala, everyone who loves the king of karbala will go with hazrat fatima tonight. karbala will go with hazrat fatima tonight, karbala will destroy all hearts tonight, karbala, other shrines, you are hossein, hossein, hossein, hossein, the shadow of my dream, the shadow of hossein, hossein’s shrine, your heart is crazy, i am hossein, i have become a hosseini, hossein’s shrine is a crazy heart. i will eat abolfazl's secret, and the children that i worked hard to sit down, i will read a book of abolfazl, and i will knock on the door, hussain, or sahih or hossein, your love for this heart 19 or hosse

this and who are dying as a result of policies implemented by this government? according to a, b, b, c, investigation. the strain on the welfare system has cost the lives of at least a $150.00 people. despite this, that'd be abraham's. these calls for a paula mentoring inquiry have gone unanswered. we don't know how many people have taken a live have died as a consequence of this. this is why we need this independent inquiry. and i've been pushing today's for a number because i'm not going to to, to give off the m p is known some of the families of these people personally for years. philip a day, a 27 year old single mother took own life in 2019 after a long struggle with a benefit system. i didn't quest found nearly 30 instances where systemic errors had led to failures by benefits. officials in the past is not the only such case says arrow arrow died, starvation, you had skipped to frame you, the for conventions knew that. and so they basically sent elect has to show that he, he needed to attend assessments and when he didn't reply, he was so mentally on. well

well, you're dying. i realized that i could no longer truly die.already on stage and i don't want to feel like i'm dying. that is, i have to learn. and we come to play this every year coreographic college to congratulate our teachers on teacher's day for them tang. this is what we have become, so that they look at us and be proud of their students and also, of course , i want to come here and dance for the children who, after looking at our dance, fell in love. in jack, these are our folk artists olga gaiko. igor artamonov so anton kravchenko yes, this is my favorite partner. and here i am wondering for a long time you have already had this. it's me here, like a hole, i also love this performance very much. he is very interesting and difficult to remember my favorite teacher. and savelyeva irina nikolaevna, who devoted so many years to us , all my girls, they remember everything. and how did she tell us that we must be strong? uh, because our profession requires it. you have to be able to endure. we must strive to work, we always remember her such