these pines are always leaning towards equator grow towards the equator.lifornia polytechnic state university in the united states studied 256 kukaprosili pines, which are located on five continents. sociological survey yes conducted as a result. they found that these trees always lean towards the equator. in particular. in the southern hemisphere, the pines are inclined towards the north, and in the northern hemisphere towards the south. the farther the trees are from the equator, the more they lean towards it, if the study was published in 2017 and the reasons for this phenomenon have not yet been finally determined, but according to one of the hypotheses, it is assumed that when molecular filaments of protein are actively accumulated in microfilomenes, which are responsible for the synthesis of storage of the reverse transformation of starch granules, and myloplasts xmm a is understandable. well, it’s not you with whom the child communicates, it’s understandable, yes, imagine if we answered like that. right there, this leads to an asymmetric transfer of

that's one side of the equation. b is the foreign policy and military aspirations of ukraine and c are the military, foreign affairs, espionage of the united states b and c have gone along pretty well for the last six months. and you've witnessed a very close partnership between ukraine and the united states. so in that b plus c adds up to something significant. what it does not add up to is a and there has been a very significant clash between the aspirations of the united states and ukraine on the one hand. and the aspirations of russia on other. so that's what i will try to explain short form in today's for the next 40, 45 minutes or so and we'll see if there are questions before we draw today's class to a close. let me start before going into a, b and c with some about the war itself that began on the 24th of february. it would be deeply inaccurate to say that the war in ukraine, as we've come to refer to it, is unique to our times, that it's the first major war, 1945 or even the first major european conflict sin

if you equate territory with security and in a sense you equate going on offense as the best form of defense, think you can see how putin is solving the problem that he put before himself. it's again, for most observers or non-russian observers, a lot of this doesn't make much sense and it will just be the fever dreams of putin or a kind of internal russian imperialism or just the evil of of of of of the kremlin. that's your explanation. but that to me is not a very, you know, sort of serious of trying to analyze these issues. i think there has be more. there has to be more it and so i think that the defensive problem that putin identified or associated ukraine the russian vulnerability, in other words, is one that he believed he had to solve in an offensive manner. and so territorial acquisition and in the course of the war, this is both 2014 and 2022 for russia. russia now controls between 20 and 25% of ukrainian territory. ukraine is a country the size of texas, so it's not a small country. there's quite a significant territorial to what's happened. and i'm going guess that russia

that's one side of the equation. b is the foreign policy and military aspirations of ukraine and c are the military, foreign affairs, espionage of the united states b and c have gone along pretty well for the last six months. and you've witnessed a very close partnership between ukraine and the united states. so in that b plus c adds up to something significant. what it does not add up to is a and there has been a very significant clash between the aspirations of the united states and ukraine on the one hand. and the aspirations of russia on other. so that's what i will try to explain short form in today's for the next 40, 45 minutes or so and we'll see if there are questions before we draw today's class to a close. let me start before going into a, b and c with some about the war itself that began on the 24th of february. it would be deeply inaccurate to say that the war in ukraine, as we've come to refer to it, is unique to our times, that it's the first major war, 1945 or even the first major european conflict sin

you know how in a system of equations the system is solved when the number of equations is the same asnd in this case, uh hmm i think that the number of unknowns is much greater than the number of equations, so periodization is very difficult, but hmm let's do it, i think , on this is my such here, well, maybe, but carefully peer review, what, but speech? can go on well , at least thirty-fifty years, well, depending again on what kind of charge will be applied by what force? there are many, many factors, uh, that will predetermine what you are talking about, well, the infection will definitely be the infection will definitely capture at the same time not capture, but actually. tens of thousands of people - this is at least, but the worst thing is different. and what i see today, how would it be, uh, not rude sounded, and the lives of people, er, who will be destroyed as a result, and the use of this very dirty nuclear bomb. this is only a small fraction of what can happen later, and then, and then these uh hmm who order this kind of barbaric experiments will have their hands free, and

we come now to the last part of the equation. the sea part of the equation.that if the united states and let me sort of begin by inverting things. by turning things inside out. and speculating as to why less -- about a warm ukraine. why is it that -- it would look like for the ukraine to be different to the war in ukraine. americans could easily argue that ukraine is very -- far away. many thousands of miles away from the united states. americans could argue that the u.s. has almost no economic equities in ukraine. it's true. it is not a country that does much to determine the course of the american economy. it's neither provides many goods to the u.s. nor does it by many goods from the u.s.. you could sort of pointed to the two gulf wars in 1991 and the iraq war 2003 and you can see that there was an economic component to both of those wars. in ukraine. you could argue from an american perspective that the u.s. has been -- militarily in the last 20 years. it has waged two wars overseas in iraq and afghanistan. paid greatly for those wars financially and in h

additional education will help with homework explain the equations will bring up the english demand ise i repeat once again because parents understand that this is an individual route for the child and they use the opportunity, uh, to attend various other additional education circles with accompaniment. uh, an extended day group, an extension palette. it can be varied. it all depends on the imagination of the parent committee, classes after school involve not only cramming the rules for russian letters of geometry to add to extracurricular time can yes anything and angry literature and chess. for example, at the moscow school, he learns to draw apples in a woven basket, a green apple, and it is unrealistic to eat a green one after seeing the equation in the first lesson. she was at first worried about the new rule formula. yes, and they ask so much in mathematics, but if the teacher tells you during the extension, then doing the lessons will come out faster, his lavrova now has more free time. no , at first i didn’t succeed, but now no , it explains quite clearly what i can now solve t

we heard from the senator there, equating the reparations with crime in this country and black peopleich is, of course, racist or not the subject of any normal political discourse. without reason to engage in -- appetite of a rally like that. >> it is amazing that they continue to defend the indefensible. let me ask you, what has been the reaction to trump's comments last night about the doj, mar-a-lago documents case? >> you heard donald trump last night at the rally in nevada. you should expect at this rally here in arizona, today, to continue to try to use these investigations as a maneuver to try and galvanize voters to come -- he is essentially made himself a political martyr. he has a history of doing that, yet again when we are talking to voters are here at the rally they are saying you know what? donald trump could be an office in 2024. there is a different subject to reality that donald trump is attempting his voters to live in, here. when we talk about these documents, of course there have been no charges that have been filed against him. it is our understanding that the nat

>> one tried to equate democrats' rhetoric. >> i'm not talking about rhetoric. i'm talking about what you posted. you're shooting a gun. our viewers just saw it. #firepelosi. >> exercising my second amendment -- >> that's not a debate about second amendment. #firepelosi. do you understand not that's suggestive to people in a bad state in a current environment how risky that is? >> i disagree. >> you're talking -- why leave that up? >> again, i never saw anyone after steve scalise was shot -- >> i'm talking about right now. >> equate -- >> what's happening now. >> equate democratic rhetoric with those actions. >> please don't do that. >> looking at your candidates, republican candidates have spent more than $116 million on ads that mention speaker pelosi by name in this cycle. if this is about the issues, why don't you make it about the issues? why not depersonalize it? >> it is absolutely about the issues. it's about the fact that we have double digit inflation -- >> you don't think -- >> -- exploding cost of living. we've got a crime wave across this country th

we're almost at the equator well in the general equator of the jakarta republic strives to achieve internationalaccepting yourself and countries from the big twenty. in particular, for example, recently ended a conversation with the chairman of the national council in namibia, ratified an agreement on joining russia to donetsk and the people's republic of the luhansk people's republic of the kherson region zaporozhye penka explained in detail to her colleagues. why did people make this choice? why do they want to be together to ask, and why did they not want to recognize the ukrainian power? with the support of the nazi forces , a leadership came to power, which is completely subordinate to the collective west and the goal is collective. the west of course was to use ukraine to contain the economic and weaken russia, uh, to contain hmm politically, since russia will not start an independent foreign policy. russia eight years. e convinced the leadership of ukraine, the countries of europe, the usa, that it is necessary to force ukraine to sit down at the negotiating table and resolve this intra-u

and whereas in around the equator, areas that are or are already hot will get hotter, but some of the biggest changes will happen in northern hemisphere. and i think it's important to note that those changes affect ecosystems. they affect food supplies. and so, and even if it isn't as hot in the northern hemisphere compared to the equator, disrupted systems and infrastructure that's not capable of managing the full effect of the crisis will be negatively affected. and this will affect children very directly back their health, their access to water and sanitation, their access to education. children have even in an extreme heat environment going to school is difficult. being able to concentrate and learn becomes a challenge. and these are just, in addition to the health related impacts which, which are severe as well filed high concert, rang his line for bangladesh, bringing high winds and heavy storm surges. at least 11 people have been killed, official fear, the toll will continue to rise after hitting the low lying and densely populated coastline of shoes had gone. verizon. hundreds

now they will be equated with contract servicemen and think up a report our observer alexei petrov, russiapossible way supports those who participate in the special operation in ukraine, and therefore the amendments that were made personally by speaker volodin and united russia members who are members of the relevant committee are so important. the most important thing today volunteers are essentially equated, and in a number of positions to contract servicemen. they receive good social benefits such a case. the document will also apply to those who volunteered from the very beginning of the special operation. the new law lists all the legal nuances of volunteer formations may be created by the ministry of defense by decision of the president is determined by the order. the capturing of citizens , the provision of weapons with military equipment in the focus of special attention, the social aspect, the financial allowance of volunteers and its size will be the same as for contract soldiers, other payments may also be established. with a guarantee. there's something implied its own financia

apples in a woven basket, a green apple, there is also a green one, it is unrealistic to see the equationn first lesson. she was at first worried about the new rule formula. yes, and they ask so much in mathematics, but if the teacher tells you during the extension, then doing the lessons will come out faster, his lavrova now has more free time at first something happened, but now it doesn’t explain quite clearly that i can now solve the equation, which to me on september 1st were very difficult. now i believe, then, that it is very easy. you just need to know the extension algorithm in a new way, they organize not only in moscow, amendments to the law apply to everything school education. by the way, in addition to lessons , escort of schoolchildren is now provided. that is, teachers can take them to dances or to the pool. well, for certain, as he told me, we are doing our homework. we go to painted different, probably different mugs. and now, after the frame, i go to the pool today, in yekaterinburg, the organization of new extensions came up with very unusual ones, in addition to stand

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it's an important part of the equation but we think it's an intact part of the equation. >> how aboutnext year, do you think they're taking into account a recession in 2023? >> they are. we are showing flat year-on-year growth '22 into '23 but when we talk to our clients, they are expecting a modest recession that would not be a surprise but when you think about it in terms of positioning and negative sentiment, similar to the setup in july. we feel it's in the price and you can't argue of seasonality. >> speaking of seasonality, julian, your most recent note talked about tax law selling, mutual funds and individuals and the mutual fund year very soon and the full year obviously for everybody else what's the impact going to be? >> it's as big a concept in terms of flows as we've seen in years. rightly so this is one of these occasions where, you know, you're throwing out the good stocks with the bad stocks there is an entire universe of companies that have good earnings in '22, positive. expected growth in '23, and importantly, considering this is a game of expectations, upwardly revi

volunteers will be equated to participants military operations. which perfectly corresponds to their position. they will also be equated in promotions specifically with contractors, so this will be, uh, a very correct decision. this is a very special corps of people with increased social responsibility of people who are ready to give their lives for the country, so every volunteer has his life and his support from the state. you archive it, social guarantees, monetary allowances and compensations volunteers and their families will receive on the basis. contract with the ministry of defense in terms of social guarantees - this is compulsory state insurance - this is compensation for damage. in case of injury in the framework of e, a special military operation. oh, and free travel. if, unfortunately, a volunteer died, a on the battlefield, then his family receives a one-time payment in the form of 3 million rubles. i am absolutely convinced that for all military personnel who are fighting to defend their homeland, all conditions should be the same.

for hours they form near the equator, over large bodies of water warm to 26 degrees celsius or more. only storms that develop over the atlantic or over the eastern and central pacific are called hurricanes. with the hurricane season runs from june until late november. that's when large amounts of water evaporate and rise with a warm air. as the earth rotates air masses, north and south of the equator, are deflected by what's known as the cory oldest force. these masses start to spin, producing a swirling cyclone. at its center is the eye of the hurricane, a wind and rain free zone with few clouds. when such cyclones form and tropical or sub tropical zones, they usually move in a westerly or northwesterly direction. in the atlantic, this means hurricanes off and head toward the east coast of the us, where the gulf streams warm current only serves to fuel the storms. fury in 2017, a nasa satellite captured this image of 3 hurricanes, approaching the southeastern united states from space. we can now observe in great detail how hurricanes form and where they travel the path taken by all

for hours they form near the equator, over large bodies of water warm to 26 degrees celsius or more. only storms that develop over the atlantic or over the eastern and central pacific are called hurricanes. the hurricane season runs from june until late november. that's when large amounts of water evaporate and rise with a warm air. as the earth rotates air masses, north and south of the equator, are deflected by what's known as the cory oldest force. these masses start to spin, producing a swirling cyclone. at its center is the eye of the hurricane, a wind and rain fries on with few clouds. when such cyclones form and tropical or sub tropical zones, they usually move in a westerly or north westerly direction. in the atlantic, this means hurricanes off and head toward the east coast of the us, where the gulf streams warm current only serves to fuel. the storms. fury in 2017, a nasa satellite captured this image of 3 hurricanes, approaching the southeastern united states from space. we can now observe in great detail how hurricanes formed and where they travel the path taken by all at

as the earth rotates air masses, north and south of the equator, are deflected by what's known as the cory oldest force. these masses start to spin, producing a swirling cyclone. at its center is the eye of the hurricane, a wind and rain free zone with few clouds. when such cyclones form and tropical or sub tropical zones, they usually move in a westerly or north westerly direction. in the atlantic, this means hurricanes off and head toward the east coast of the us, where the gulf streams warm current only serves to fuel. the storms. fury in 2017, a nasa satellite captured this image of 3 hurricanes, approaching the southeastern united states from space. we can now observe in great detail how hurricanes form and where they travel the path taken by all atlantic hurricanes in 2021 can be seen here. several hit the us east coast. yet the west coast escaped largely unscathed. most hurricanes headed west into the open ocean. southeast asia has tropical cyclones, too. though here there call typhoons a 3rd of all such storms occur. they're making it the world's mo, affected region. ah, peopl

for hours they form near the equator, over large bodies of water warm to 26 degrees celsius or more. only storms that develop over the atlantic or over the eastern and central pacific are called hurricanes. the hurricane season runs from june until late november. that's when large amounts of water evaporate and rise with a warm air. as the earth rotates air masses, north and south of the equator, are deflected by what's known as the cory oldest force. these masses start to spin, producing a swirling cyclone. at its center is the eye of the hurricane, a wind and rain fries own with few clouds. when such cyclones form and tropical or sub tropical zones, they usually move in a westerly or north westerly direction. in the atlantic, this means hurricanes off and head toward the east coast of the us, where the gulf streams warm current only serves to fuel the storms. fury in 2017, a nasa satellite captured this image of 3 hurricanes, approaching the southeastern united states from space. we can now observe in great detail how hurricanes form and where they travel the path taken by all atla

for hours they form near the equator, over large bodies of water warm to 26 degrees celsius or more. only storms that develop over the atlantic or over the eastern and central pacific are called hurricanes. the hurricane season runs from june until late november. that's when large amounts of water evaporate and rise with a warm air. as the earth rotates air masses, north and south of the equator, are deflected by what's known as the cory oldest force. these masses start to spin, producing a swirling cyclone. at its center is the eye of the hurricane, a wind and rain fries own with few clouds. when such cyclones form and tropical or sub tropical zones, they usually move in a westerly or north westerly direction. in the atlantic, this means hurricanes off and head toward the east coast of the us, where the gulf streams warm current only serves to fuel. the storms. fury in 2017, a nasa satellite captured this image of 3 hurricanes, approaching the southeastern united states from space. we can now observe in great detail how hurricanes form and where they travel the paths taken by all at

according to which schools will organize additional education, help with homework , explain the equation, improve english i repeat, the demand is very high, because parents understand that this is an individual route for the child and they take advantage of the opportunity to attend various other additional education circles when accompanied, and the extended day group is a palette of extensions. it can be varied. it all depends on the imagination of the parent committee, classes after school involve not only cramming the rules in russian or theories of geometry , they can add anything at an inopportune time. yes, anything and angry literature and chess. for example, in the moscow school they study draw apples in a wicker basket, a green apple, a green apple, and a green cheese being introduced after seeing the equation in the first lesson. at first she was worried about the new rule formula. yes, and they ask so much in mathematics, but if the teacher tells you during the extension, then eva lavrova will have more free time to do the lessons faster. at first we didn't succeed , now i fi

as the earth rotates air masses, north and south of the equator, are deflected by what's known as the cory oldest force. these masses start to spin, producing a swirling cyclone. at its center is the eye of the hurricane. a wind and rain freeze on with few clouds. when such cyclones form and tropical or sub tropical zones, they usually move in a westerly or north westerly direction. in the atlantic, this means hurricanes off and head toward the east coast of the us, where the gulf streams warm current only serves to fuel. the storms. fury in 2017, a nasa satellite captured this image of 3 hurricanes, approaching the southeastern united states from space. we can now observe in great detail how hurricane's form and where they travel the path taken by all atlantic hurricanes in 2021 can be seen here. several hit the u. s. east coast. yet the west coast escaped largely unscathed. most hurricanes headed west into the open ocean. southeast asia has tropical cyclones, too. though here there call typhoons a 3rd of all such storms occur. they're making it the world's most affected region. peop

but the equation has changed somewhat since the massive on conway. currently this year, large numbers of people are still getting sick, but on average, fewer are dying. the changing relationship between case rates and death tolls is at least in part due to another factor. widespread vaccination. so far, over 12 and a half 1000000 doses of vaccines have gone into arms all over the world. significant percentages of populations in the americas, europe and asia are now fully vaccinated, though there's still a lot to do and africa. the biggest vaccination drive in history is not all on its own. been enough to stop the continued spread, coven 19. but coupled with the immunity induced and many people through wide scale exposure, experts say it's brought the day when we declare the pandemic at an end. a lot nearer and save tens of millions of lives. oh, do you have any questions about kind of 19, a science correspondent derek williams is always up to date with the latest findings and is here to answer them to send your questions to cove it produce at d, w do

the ship passed through the equator. they opened the hold and only the rears stuck out. to do, it all melted during the passage through the equator and then it's winter and it froze, and in odessa it's a decent winter cons. no, someone almost misa offered to send idiots back along the equator, as he was shown, and also the first oranges. yeah, when the first oranges came, i had to port what did the crane operators do? jewelers jewelers slight bend arrows turn arrows and a box of oranges clicks on the edge of the building and everyone collects. and across the way passed, uh trains, trains, well, with loads back and forth, just a railway line , the train stops and the driver. misha is also a boy. guest with an orange to a child i didn’t see them, but how a champagne to the embassy, ​​how the french embassy went from there from france well, champagne cognac, yes, the embassy is the same about the corner of the building, and in the same place in the box of sawdust, the fragments did not fall there, just substitute a bucket. you , like alcohol, walked like a specialist, when

they deceived the state and, thereby, they fraudulently stole from the state this amount, which is equatede amount of customs clearance. the further fate of small boats depends on their owners. now they poop, shackled in the warehouse , material evidence is located, and the offender will have to pay. e, due customs payments for both yachts and e to pay, most likely a fine by a court decision. if they don't, then the yachts will most likely be confiscated and transferred property issues attempts to illegally cash in on nautical entertainment for the rich are not a rare record. a snow-white yacht, which is now also under arrest and moored in the krasnodar territory, has put in this gray business. she arrived in russia from greece, the cost of the vessel is 2.5 million euros in rubles. this is a little more than 150 million. tourists were also taken on this expensive ship via the internet and offered boat trips for especially wealthy clients. fish for her board cost 100,000 rubles each. for an hour and again everything is in the dark, which means that the budget received no taxes and customs

we are almost at the equator of the equator, the capital of the republic of jakarta strives to achieve of the g20 summit this year, if the g20 foreign ministers were invited to bali in the summer, now the russian parliamentary delegations have arrived on the island of violets, headed by the speaker of the soviet federation valentina matvienko joyful meetings are not only right next to the gangway, but also on the fields themselves, here are the negotiations with the indonesian colleague, the head of the council of representatives of the regions of the republic and here is a warm greeting for the chairman of the national assemblies of thailand in english, but with a colleague from namibia where valentina matvienko visited a couple of years ago, she switches to russian, she is talking about important events for our country. prior to this visit, the federation council ratified an agreement on russia's accession to the donetsk and luhansk people's republics, as well as kherson and zaporozhye regions in the only matvienko explained in detail why, if these regions made their choice to be tog

it was as simple and devastating equation when the number of cases rose and fell in a new wave. the number of deaths followed a couple of weeks later. the deadliest wave so far, piqued and early 2021, when in one terrible week over a 100000 people died worldwide. but the equation has changed somewhat since the massive armor chron waive early this year. large numbers of people are still getting sick, but on average, fewer are dying. the changing relationship between case rates and death tolls is at least in part due to another factor. widespread vaccination. so far, over 12 and a half 1000000 doses of vaccines have gone into arms all over the world. significant percentages of populations in the americas europe and asia are now fully vaccinated, though there's still a lot to do in africa. the biggest vaccination drive in history has not all on its own. been enough to stop the continued spread of coven 19. but coupled with the immunity induced and many people through wide scale exposure. experts say it's brought the day when we declared the pandemic at an end. a lot nearer and save

so i think all these pieces need to be part of the equation.rm we should not be capitulating to any russian nuclear threat, i don't think putin really intends to go there because he still thinks he might win the fight conventionally. you talk about being diplomatically creative, is it possible to expel russia from the united nations? i have been looking at the un charter and i think you would essentially have to have most of the world's countries withdraw from the existing united nations and then agree to build a new one, call it something else without a russian veto at the security council. i think you could do that. you would need china to go along. that would be the big difficulty, the big challenge. so it presupposes a pretty horrific event like a russian nuclear attack and this is one more reason why i think we have to be resolute and firm in dealing with china but also not turn china into an enemy because we may need china's help in this sort of thing but yes i actually think in a world where we wake up one day and russia has used a nucle

and now i have to keep this bar and equate the following grades with the initial one. i won't brag, but it turns out that nine ten is strict. i would not say that i should study here. it’s just that i’m still a canteen athlete there, in general, it will be great for me, which means that in the first year they made it clear to me that it doesn’t matter to me who you should know my subject. i am i learned it once and for all, therefore, well, i think that nothing has changed with me after that. for 85 years, the belarusian state university of physical education has become the largest sports university in the country, and it all started with the creation of a small sports college in 1929 . there were only a few dozen students here. today, the university of physical education is, first of all, a unique material and technical base. in the capital microdistrict vesnyanka, students and teachers have at their disposal most of the whole sports cluster, including arenas for holding the largest international competitions of the anniversary, in fact, a new stadium with a football

if we lose the amazon, if you take the amazon of the equation, the temperature, the global temperature could rise by 0.25 degrees. this means that we probably can't achieve the, the buyer's agreement in terms of, you know, climate change. so for example, if you take, if you take the amazon off the equation, we lose 30 percent off the rainfall in the country. so we can see that those impacts starting to happen and right now. so it seems that deforestation is largely the consequence of economic drivers. if we look at brazil just as an example, the country's national debt is about 78 percent of the g. d p. up some argue that mining oil extraction and stuff like that in the amazon is needed in order to bolster in emerging market. but what do you say to politicians who are pushing these solutions as the response and as a wave easing, the states economic woes. i mean, we can use the real data from the past to show that this in, oh, there is no connection with when one thing in the other necessarily. so if you see like between 20042012 in brazil, the deforestation and amazon dropped down 80 p

so i think all these pieces need to be part of the equation. any russian nuclear threat, capitulating to any russian nuclearthreat, i capitulating to any russian nuclear threat, i don't think putin really intends to go there because he still thinks he might win the fight conventionally.- he might win the fight conventionally. he might win the fight conventionall . ., ., ~ ., conventionally. you talk about bein: conventionally. you talk about being diplomatically _ conventionally. you talk about being diplomatically creative, | being diplomatically creative, is it possible to expel russia from the united nations? i have been looking — from the united nations? i have been looking at _ from the united nations? i have been looking at the _ from the united nations? i have been looking at the un - from the united nations? i have been looking at the un charter. been looking at the un charter and i think you would essentially have to have most of the world's countries withdraw from the existing united nations and then agree to build a new one, call it

so he is out of the equation.e that this man enjoys a coronation after the humiliation of his last attempt to take the tory party leadership, and which he did win a majority of this lot, of the tory mps in parliament. that however was not enough to persuade the party membership, who voted for liz truss. as we know, that was only a matter of weeks ago, and liz truss is out of the equation. it could just be that rishi sunak will get his opportunity to govern the party, certainly fair to govern the party, certainly fair to say that his predictions of what would happen is if liz truss was the way with her —— pushed away with her growth plans and the markets were very much spooked. in the currency, sterling, fell dramatically in particular against the dollar. so, he has some credibility in the bank terms of 7 terms of what 5 terms of what you 5 terms of what you predicted in terms of what you predicted there. perhaps less in terms of his loyalty to boris johnson there. perhaps less in terms of his loyalty to borisjohns