e. venus, er, would have been diagnosed with a severe illness.e, which demanded and requires uh, symptomatic and um palliative treatment. it seems to me, uh, the sooner, of course, the relatives of the veneer people come to her, the better because e condition. uh, the severity of the disease is very serious and predictable. eh, so the disease course is quite difficult. she lost a lot of weight, of course, she is now in poor health . what is there to say? i appeal to relatives, venus milyutina, please respond. your mother is in a very poor condition. maybe she'll be gone soon. she really, of course, would like one of the children to come and see her before her death. i beg you, especially irina, she always remembered. girls, go to your mother, rather, right away we we will help organize everything. everyone will tell you they will take you, straight to your mother. the most important thing, of course, is to wait. mom will wait for you and everyone will see you. so there is no need to waste time. come on, girls. if you need any help, please get in

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cooperation in europe in the early seventies, for example, took place precisely in helsinki, then the venue for the sbs eerence. helsinki was chosen because of the neutrality of a country not bound to either the west or the east just a few weeks ago in finlandization was considered by some. as a possible option for neutral ukraine, and now the finns are ready to lose all this reputation under the knife, russia does not see threats to the security of the neighboring country, the refusal of neutrality. moscow believes this position was formulated by mistake the day before by vladimir putin in a telephone conversation with his finnish colleague saulinisteo. but here is how the nato military command perceives the next expansion of the alliance to the russian borders, writes the german edition of the frankfurt run show expansion of presence. in the baltic sea will hinder russia's efforts to control the gulf of finland, and also allow operations in the part of the sea through which russian ships pass in order to reach the important port of st. petersburg accurately also the russian enclave in kaliningrad will

in europe in the early seventies, for example, took place precisely in helsinki, then the venue for the sbs e's helsinki was chosen because of the neutrality of a country not bound to either the west or the east just a few weeks ago in finlandization was considered by some. as an option for neutral ukraine, and now the finns are apparently ready to put all this reputation under the knife, it was fast. yes, and now we have to move as quickly as possible, because we had a discussion and are now making a decision and without a doubt. this will be an application to nato moscow considers the rejection of the neutrality of finland and sweden a mistake. and here is how the nato military command perceives the next expansion of the alliance to the russian borders, the german edition of frankfurt runes writes about this. shao expanding nato's presence in the baltic sea will hinder russia's efforts to control. against the gulf of finland, and will also allow you to operate in that part of the sea through which russian ships pass in order to reach the important port, st. petersburg, just like russian the e

these decisions will be based on the venues on the basis of e-e government documents that will allow them to be held there sports events. when will this tsitsi be the relevant documents we will see them er we will look at the relevant regulations of the holding after that we can talk about which cities, some stadiums and everything else because there are a lot of questions from the point of view of the infrastructure of mariupol-desna, the next season is already being skipped for sure or is it still such a question is being discussed that mariupol-desna 99% will still miss the next season and god forbid that after a season they will be able to declare teams above the division and after all, these glorious clubs of olena have been revived ukraine to start in the european cup and now how will the team prepare. when yuri maksimov joins the poltava team, then the team will prepare for the first period of preparation - june, well , the beginning of june. this is from the 1st, roughly speaking, the decade of june . the base will be the country of poland, eh, we are trying to create one loc

these decisions will be based on the venues on the basis of e-e government documents that will allowthere. so, when will these relevant documents be available? we will see them, let's look at the relevant regulations. after that, we can talk about which cities, some stadiums and everything else, because there are a lot of questions infrastructure

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on she, you know, she could have been darrell's q, u e. prescribing them was a patient but couldn't have been that little korean, the new kind of venue below my checks and you clean the rabbit. you know, as soon as you have made it comes green, your organ moods not very proud and choked issues to me there. i would have been you should give it in today at now. as long as the product is more than a place to go in the booster. ah, i can push you push it shows i fix, you know which to ship. okay. and you're still brand new to me with a wish. it was. seems like he's crack sugar's, me ah, ah, this whole more block type thinking of us versus the good guys versus the bad guys is really counterproductive for everybody. of course, it's not in china's interest to pursue a new cold war or some sort of destructive competition with other countries around the world. i would say that even for the united states it would be much better service. it did not have to devote as much money as it does to the military to decide and spending. and could we allocate some of that towards domestic priorities. mm hm. so you had to push it and he said, are you good

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of course, that's clear, but maybe you have some uh-e thoughts about that a-ah what that's it it will be possible. we will give the right to the venuee interesting to do something like this. listen, i may sound like an optimist . but it seems to me that even if it is not rebuilt, ukraine is already in bloom and with spaceships. even as a performance er to organize eurovision in the city maybe not so adapted to this with shelepkova and an optimist as you say, but all the same, i didn't think that everything would end in a month. well, this is probably not an optimist at all. and some space people, no, i'm not talking about what will end. where can it be held, well, at least, it was held in israel . well, of course, but here we think about the economy, are we doing well, because you remember how the eurovision song contest was held last time here, we all had a fight before it was over. support, but v we have literally one and a half minutes left. and i, although i want to ask you your impression, ah, i really do not like this positioning that eurovision is an apolitical contest, on the one hand, i understand that they are trying not t

venues all closed until further notice. the lockdowns across the country, the world e's most populist country feeling a deep despair. >> reporterg the world east strictest covid lock doin. no longer wanting to live. we don't know what triggered this man's mental anguish but many saw this widely circulated video as they have been sealed in their homes for more than a month. protests have erupted. residents clashing with police. as the days drag on, hopelessness rises. multiple videos of bodies lying motionless face down outside of apartments have gone viral on social media. this one shows two dead bodies. residents speculated they jumped to their death from their windows amid-dec desperation du lockdown. his father was later found outside his building in a pool of blood. he said his father jumped from his apartment window. he said his father left a suicide note that said, i'm saying good-bye to my friends and cnn has been unable to verify the authenticity of the story. the family has not responded to multiple requests for comment. this is china ease most affluent city. residents like marketing executive rita who loved her social

orchestra and a concert venue are enough, on which some kind of philharmonic action takes place, this can be the organization of a good tour, a good managerial point, which can egs of the philharmonic, for example, the outstanding berlin philharmonic is first of all the symphony orchestra and the belarusian philharmonic is unique in that it philharmonic groups that were born they were many genre. different directions of music in the sixty-eighth year, yanchenko and oleg created the chamber orchestra, which still exists in the uh capella screen came to us under our roof under our wing of the philharmonic at one time. uh, the oldest one of the oldest bands. and what else, chamber choir, in my opinion, the chamber choir created the belarusian harmony, the national orchestra from zhenovich in the family represented uh creativity. father of the orchestral and sinbal, thanks to our philharmonic society, regional philharmonic, creative teams appeared in other cities. here is the connection with the academy of music, the connection with the conservatory, the connection with young performers. she gives some kind of refreshment all the time. smart erudite inquisitive gu

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people are going to e-sports conventions and are watching e-sports competitions that's the kind of thing, hey, maybe that would work at a theme park venue comcast, so there are all sorts of different things in play here, but i think it's really about that direct-to-consumer relationship. >> that's right. i wonder, julia, did the move itself surprise you? i mean, i feel like they were just talking, ea's ceo was just talking about them being more inquisitive going out, and they have acquired what, $5 billion worth in terms of studios, and to that ip point, right, what jon was asking you about, this is coming as ea is going to be losing some of those exclusive licenses like "star wars," right, and then we were just talking about how it's re-branding fifa because it's losing that license. >> you're right. there has been a ton of consolidation in this space. i believe that ea has done four deals in the past 18 months, but i think this is about consolidation in general the fact that activision, blizzard, zinga, those deals are done it's just a question of what comes next. >> julia, thank you. >>> take a look at shares of apple. the stock is o

venus now shore on a ship? he knew that sooner or later the aggressor will bring war to our country. and he knew that he needed to prepare lasha greenly e rosters. now said that i bought the, what the say are to him was 26, joined the arms of fragment. a few years ago, it was formed as a volunteer militia group. and later became part of the national guard, put in, accuses the units of b, not cease. he's justified his invasion by claiming that ukraine needs, in his words, the nazi fi inc, which has drawn a backlash globally here and key. the unit is seen as heroes. billboards have sprung up, supporting the soldiers. yes, this is i am expressing huge gratitude for them for standing, for us and for our ukraine natural. then johan was looking for peer 10 as for every russian ever ukrainian is radical. but we only went to live on our own and we strive to speak our own language. and every as of soldier is a ukrainian wasn't as o d o green. because left liquor chair 3 switches, right? when groups he says it's correct that the founder, suppose op harbored neo nazi views. but in this, that's changed now for all those guys who were interested in

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always attach importance to the concert venues on which my children stand, and it seems to me that a performance at thematic holidays is a police day performance. ele, in general. yes, in the right - in the thematic holidays of our country, this is march 8 and independence day coming. e, being invited, and in law enforcement agencies. it education of patriotism. this education of love for the motherland is an extension. eh, well, the intellect of a child in understanding what the profession of a policeman is. there is a profession of a firefighter very often visited the ministry of emergencies. my parents, by the way, a. there are employees hmm of the ministry of emergency situations and in particular the institute of the ministry of emergency situations, therefore this is a moral upbringing this is a patriotic upbringing and we always therefore with great pleasure. we respond to the offer to speak at thematic holidays and we are very proud that, well, somehow, hmm, i am very pleased that it lasts and lasts more than one year. and we are invited and we like what children sing, what your children, judging by the video, they like to perform with fa

e—mail address is on the screen. back now to today�*s rise in inflation in the uk. it has prompted a venueirms who have made profits from things beyond their control. it was used by labour backin their control. it was used by labour back in 1997 on several utility companies which had been privatised such as bt and water companies. was also used by the conservatives in 1981 when the chance of the imposed a levy on the banks. windfall taxes have recently been charged on energy companies in spain and also in italy. the debate has been sharpened by the large profits made by energy firms recently for example, bp made £a.9 billion in the first three months of this year. it also lost billions when it pulled out of russia. its chairman said last year the company was a cash machine. the opposition parties have repeatedly called for a windfall tax. labour said the proceeds would raise billions and could also help cut those rising energy bills. however, the government is not entirely keen. they have not reeled it out. but they have said it could discourage big firms from making investments in new tec