. ♪♪♪ elin, we're in your house. do you often organize these evenings? - yes.year, i had 28 concerts here. actually, it was not only music. it was also people who told each other stories. it's just people enjoying each other's company after a hard day's work. especially in the winter, when they couldn't do much else. - how important is music for faroese people? (dÁnjal Á neystabØ) many years ago, it was something that you used when you went out on your boat for fishing, and everybody was singing, kind of praising the lo to get some fish and also to return. (sophie fouron) safe home. - yeah, yeah. but today, it's more something which happens in places like these. - is it hard though to live as a musician here? (dÁnjal Á neystabØ) the life as a musician is more going on tour for a couple of weeks and then returning and being home for a couple of months maybe, and then going away again. whereas in copenhagen, living in the mainland, you kind of travel back and forth all the time. and that is a difference, and it is harder. ♪♪♪ (man 1) i went to america for one yea

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elin needs to be re-decided and transferred to ukraine in order to raise, uh, that means the percentagean population in ukraine was formed like this, well, it was formed, okay. we have now already said this many times, we agreed with this and treated everything with respect. you say, we mean, uh, it was necessary somehow differently, but, probably, it was possible somehow differently, but when the soviet union ceased to exist, apparently, they proceeded from the fact that friendly relations would be preserved. that we will have, uh, a favorable atmosphere between these countries, but i have already said, unfortunately, for all our uh, our desire to cooperate in this mode, in this capacity, we received only requests and demands. uh, it means to increase economic support, but we already did what we could russia in the nineties itself was in a difficult position, but we nevertheless, uh, constantly they helped and helped with loans and cheap energy resources from decades to decades were ready to cooperate in the field. uh, the key, uh, industrial sectors of shipbuilding were offered variou

elin does not believe in this forecast, she is firmly convinced that world oil prices will continue to rise and this is what she proceeds from when he says that we should allow russian oil to enter the market. and god forbid she ottu. disappear, god forbid, let russian oil remain on the market. e. well, i don’t really understand how she is going to prevent the receipt of proceeds from this oil in russia. that it was very strange that they imposed an embargo and in every possible way called on the european union to also introduce them a 10 barrga here at all. here, in general , there was such inertia of some big calculation that was available in the west regarding green energy. it needs to be explained, because we do not know it, yes, and in the west it was also not very advertised. eh, what is it? and? they understood what is not unavoidable is the rise in energy prices, therefore, it is necessary to make sure that the countries that supply gas and oil. e, they constantly had some kind of competition, at least with some kind of expensive, but still energy sources , respectively, part o

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so, i'wondering if we can consider or reire electronic submission that would elinate burdensome paperwork and simplify the process. in 2022, can't we at least consider electronic prior of the auorization? >> yes, certainly that's an important consideration. anything that can both reduce the burden for all parti involved in requesting and considering prior authorization, and hopefully can improve the accuracy of the determinations that are made. we found some cases where prior authorizion was denied because someone had overlooked a document that wain the record. >> well, thank you. i think fax machinesre outdated and i would certainly support electronic transfer of records. and with that i yield back. thank you so much, madam chair. >> thank you so much. chair now recognizes that ever-patient mr. o'halloran for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair and ranking member for this hearing today. i want to express my extreme disappointment that cms not here today. it is important to heafrom them as we seek to improve access to care in rural, tribal, and underserved communities and throughout t

they can't explain what's going on with those people who are technically experts, that is , powells, elintates of america and , accordingly, christine lagarde. in the european union , only one person cannot say anything intelligible, who understands something is the head of the imf georgieva and she was driven under the bench. pay attention to the last month and a half. she is nowhere. she hid it because she was too pessimistic and for this reason this spa is like this absolutely not, they can speed it up if now the fed raises the rate not by 0.75%, but by five at once, or what’s it like with us? mrs. nabiullina by 10%. this means that if nabiullina is appointed to replace pavel, she will raise the rate to 20%. by the way, this was in 1980, they caught up with the rate up to 19%. yes, and then the entire debt market will collapse accordingly. and if the debt market collapses, then the global dollar system. e, crumbles to dust, and then only war. but no, the war is not going on for a moment, the recession the war is going on, but when you get out of a long long long depression and then the

inflation in the united states at a record level for 40 years, even the us treasury secretary and elinapproval rating really scares him and democrats across the country, especially on the capitalist hill. white house for the current president. now facing a whole cascade of crises inflation you mentioned war in ukraine of course. this is the lack of baby food, the current president of the current administration. increasingly worried about all this and the effect that the situation could have on the midterms, despite this biden. finds time to write a column for the new york times. they promise to supply kiev with missile systems with a range of up to 80 km. they will enter new ones. with help for 700 million dollars, but only on the condition that they do not hit russia with them. consent to hand over to us rtszo will give a chance to everything to our people. i know some people in the usa or people in the white house. they say that we can use them to attack russia but look, we are not planning to attack russia the russian federation does not interest us. we do not fight on their territo