he was an expert in micro expressions who believed facial expressions could expose lies and suppressed emotions. huge shame and shame, contempt. these expressions are universal. can we really identify every single emotion just by practicing? some scientists think. so apparently, all we need to do is consciously notice each millisecond long facial expression. the results are used in market research to find out which commercials and most effective, especially trained security teams at airports. also analyzed facial cues, support potential terrorists you will release at easy to tell when criminals align spending. hollywood wants us to think so. 43 muscles combines produced possibility of 10000 expressions. now, learn them all. you know, polygraph how much that we spend on this damn project, but the scientific world takes a slightly dim. if you, in real life, it's often much harder to do. so, for instance, that explains it from your micro expressions. you can see.

they express how individuality. but they also help us decide whether we like the person and whether we accept or reject their advances. ah, decisions we make instantly, ah, but just a 100 seconds of exposure. people already make up their mind about trustworthiness and competence and dominance, but they're making up their mind takes, you know, several hundreds of milliseconds, but you only need a very quick glance on their certain facial features. and even in a static photograph that convey on levels of intelligence, and that can lead to judgments and, and bias decisions. john freeman is looking what happens in our brain after a short glance at someone's face. his theory. many of these instantaneous decisions are based on learned stereotypes. the same applies to voices. pascal below continues to find evidence that we associate certain emotions and traits with hel, someone's voice sounds. it's ashville, we see voices as her type of auditory face. we need just one word to form an opinion has a voice like this. welcome

he was an expert in micro expressions who believed facial expressions could expose lies and suppressed emotions. huge shame and shame, contempt. these expressions universe can we really identify every single emotion just by practicing some scientists think. so apparently, all we need to do is consciously notice each millisecond long facial expression. the results are used in market research to find out which commercials and most effective, especially trained security teams at airports. also analyzed facial cues for potential terrorists you will be really that easy to tell when criminals align spending. hollywood wants us to think so. 43 muscles combines produced possibility of 10000 expressions. now, learn them all. you know, polygraph how much that we spend on this damn project, but the scientific world takes a slightly dim feet in real life. it's often much harder to do. so for instance, our displays that from your micro expressions, you can see whether someone is flying or not. but that's close to impossible. so for most kinds of people lie about something. if you're close to chance

first, american express is decelerating growth.wth rate is slowing versus where it was this year. although, given how much the stock has fallen, my sense is that's baked in the cake american express grew at an incredible pace out of the worst pandemic and worst period of pandemic actually. of course, those numbers would decelerate as the comparisons get more difficult plus, they're still growing at a 20% plus clip. most companies would call for the numbers. second, this is really a big one. american express had higher than expected provisions meaning setting aside more money for bad loans. wall street was looking for 574 million. everybody is terrified what will happen to the earnings when people default on credit card bills. that's what happens. i think the bears saw this number and took it as justification of their fears then many you look back historically, that number is really nothing the third quarter of 2019 when the economy is booming with hardly any inflation, american express had 879 million and the number this time was h

we cannot read the inside, the sunday express has always been aj the sunday express has always been a paper write to the death, pretty much, in his premiership, but it would be no surprise, — premiership, but it would be no surprise, and this headline is a perfectly— surprise, and this headline is a perfectly valid headline regardless, but it sort— perfectly valid headline regardless, but it sort of reflects, i suspect and underlying sympathy with boris johnson _ and underlying sympathy with boris johnson and his position, in a way that the _ johnson and his position, in a way that the sunday times, if you read the leader— that the sunday times, if you read the leader column of the sunday times, _ the leader column of the sunday times, i'm — the leader column of the sunday times, i'm speculating here, people can find— times, i'm speculating here, people can find out— times, i'm speculating here, people can find out by reading it tomorrow, that that _ can find out by reading it tomorrow, that that might well be in favour of sunak. _ that that might well be in favour of sunak, giving th

that's brilliant they i expressed concern, but expressing concern doesn't do any more.om international organisations, to shut down the embassy in every country. if we could do that for russia in eight days, they sanctioned russia everywhere, rightly, they sanctioned russia, and they supported people in ukraine, and they can do that for iran as well. it's been a month and the protests are still going on and i'm afraid we've lost so many people, and there are many detainees in prison at the moment. that people, and there are many detainees in prison at the moment.— in prison at the moment. that in itself is so _ in prison at the moment. that in itself is so striking, _ in prison at the moment. that in itself is so striking, it's - in prison at the moment. that in itself is so striking, it's been - itself is so striking, it's been more than four weeks of these people have been taking to the street. i suppose it must be frustrating for you to say it's still happening, still people calling for the same things you were calling for, all those years ago. and yet, people are say

for example across _ expressed that view. for example across the — expressed that view.f the government publicly saying that they should do that so it looks _ saying that they should do that so it looks like if liz truss has not learned — it looks like if liz truss has not learned her lesson, if downing street— learned her lesson, if downing street has learned her lesson over the past _ street has learned her lesson over the past few days that you think that she — the past few days that you think that she will eventually agree to raise _ that she will eventually agree to raise benefits in line with inflation but who knows. this downing _ inflation but who knows. this downing street operation has not got off to the _ downing street operation has not got off to the start so we will see how that issue. — off to the start so we will see how that issue, that debate plays out in the next _ that issue, that debate plays out in the next week or so. the that issue, that debate plays out in the next week or so.— the next week or so. the daily ex - ress the next week or so. the dai

a difference of opinion and to express a dissenting opinion. and in many ways, historians and scholars agree that in many ways this was an important moment where there was dissent, where a precedent was established to reach compromise and dissent in a way that was predicated on a shared articulation of ideas and values in a way that did not lead to additional revolt or revolution. and that is important as well. so in conclusion, is a fascinating guy, a very interesting personality, one that is characterized by a number of contradictions. but at the end of the day, wrote a document that was not only incredibly important, meaningful and impactful to the revolutionary movement. and in so doing articulated the ideology for our revolution. but a document that not only informed generations in america that followed, but truly had a global reach in all the ways we've discussed in the document. that is incredibly important for us to continue, know, learn about and understand today. and i encourage you all as you are able to come down to gunston hall vis

letters from daily express readers about daily express stories about the daily news. so they they created this transatlantic isolationist media echo chamber. no, they use many arguments in their campaign to try to urge readers to lobby their governments to stay out of european conflicts. once the war began in europe and the british asked for american help often. the american newspapers would blame the british for manipulating the united states into war. sometimes they would imply that american -- were dragging the united states into war because of their sympathy for what the daily news called their racial can folk in europe. sometimes the american newspapers made explicitly white supremacist arguments. for example a daily news worried that if american anglo-saxons fought germans, then the so-called white race would commit suicide and asians or the yellow race as the daily news called them would take over the world. remember, this is the best-selling newspaper in the country. most often though the prosperians argued that they supported isolationism because they believe

dojoin us political editor at the daily express.gh ferris. for all their stuttering in the premier league, liverpool have consolidated their champions league position with a second group win — 2—0 over rangers, who are still waiting for their first victory — while spurs, like liverpool, are second in their group after a 0—0 draw at eintracht frankfurt. andy swiss reports. a european night, but an all—british blockbuster. liverpool against rangers for, remarkably, the first time ever in a competitive match, and for the hosts, what a start... alexander—arnold takes! trent alexander—arnold putting liverpool ahead with one of the finest free kicks you'll ever see. talk about pinpoint precision. and they would've extended their lead were it not for the evergreen allan mcgregor — now 40, but almost single—handedly he kept rangers in it. until after the break, this happened. showed his customary composure. matondo's effort brilliantly cleared off the line by tsimikas as the visitors so nearly found a late goal but it was ultimately liverpo

let's turn to the daily express, loyal as he might express democrat expect, a much more upbeat expressioneaders, tell us what she's been sa inc. ~ , readers, tell us what she's been sa in. , ,, readers, tell us what she's been saina. , ,,, readers, tell us what she's been saina. , ,, saying. well the daily express is an incredibly loyal _ saying. well the daily express is an incredibly loyal publication - - saying. well the daily express is an incredibly loyal publication - it - incredibly loyal publication — it might even have been printed by tory party hq, might even have been printed by tory party ho, they've got a piece by liz truss today in which she says, "we are listening to people's concerns." it's a very good placement by the tories, this piece, because many of their supporters will read the express and agree with it. so they are trying to reassure them that, despite these cataclysmic — and there's another adjective for you, and i enjoyed your analysis of the u—turns— despite this cataclysmic u—turn, liz truss will stay the course and deliver the deregulation and tax cuts that i

around the mouth area, which is both more marked more mark kind of expression. then in the truthful condition. it's something about the voice. so when it being truthful, they have a very soft mobile, warm voice from the line. they tend to be a little bit more using creepy for it's like talking a little bit like this. but not every child showed the same cues. so it's not a reliable way to tell if they are telling the truth or not. ah, generally, we're much better controlling our facial cues than our vocal cues. every will produce is created by over a 100 muscles all working closely together with emotions all to muscular tension which impacts the tone of our voices. i. everything is controlled quite different parts of the brain. you're done with the muscles in the chest and abdomen that create the required air pressure muscles and the tongue lips and face that vary the voice. and of course the larynx and vocal chords. the high, the pitch. when we become excited, for example, the faster they vibrate, does everyone hear the same thing? when a stranger talks to us, t

his opinion and he cannot express it.k at the photo of the rally in this laptop, uh, the people who stand they stand absolutely unemotionally lowering his eyes to the ground. that is, even no movements here. no, that is, e says that here people express their opinion freely, and there they, er, well, just stand there, they were told to stand. see here. look, there are not even any emotions of head movement. well, here it is clear who is in occupation? yes, absolutely clear and precise. in general, we figured out this fake. let's go further in riga, for example, they banned the public performance of the song katyusha yes, calling it one of the soviet totalitarian symbols a fine for performing a song in a public place and in latvia from 300 to almost 3,000 euros. let 's just see how it happened and what happened to the people who performed. trofim sings what will he say? what can i say, katyusha is exchanging, on trifles, that he immediately banned the russian language and everything that was in russian immediately became il

you're free to express yourself at the end of the be used before in a vibrant city like leg. they take a true creative to stand out and bring even more color to our lives. if you ever visit lagos, to make sure you take some time to enjoy the art one, a young woman has brought to the streets and into people hard. ah, today i'll bring your advice from some of my favorite spots into how does work and with the beautiful view being one of my favorites in this is the the drive down here with the angel watching over us, your mind off one of my favorite stories from are issues on the room where they come from and shaping the future of all the people. let's fix without me. ready ready ringback i'm. ringback visual team leader initiative, the motion born architect and finally, architecture of the we vigil addresses architecture. we always try to see things on how it's going to integrate people, their experience, and improving the quality of life and bringing humanity forward. on malicious people can experience visual picture in many ways, and the team has built the design center and bu

john has been one of many forms of expression, storytelling and enjoyment across the continent. it is said that the present only contains the pies and today african cultural john has grown, evolved, and spread throughout the world. another favorite landmark of mine is that your head is wedlock at the established in 1976 and the bills through refurbishing the old johanna fruit market. building this creative habit bring the entrance payments and theater as seen through our performing artist and other art. this era sally is changing the landscape of nigeria by bringing color and vibrancy through the streets through hum murals. let's visit this fearless artist as she takes us put on her work in lagos with lego. sissy is one of africa's most vibrant spaces, but more and more, the grey stone and concrete is interspersed with dr. colors and murals opening up to fantastic spaces beyond sarah sunny is the artist, turning the 50 into a colorful landscape with her art. the acceptance of miro has changed now compared to about 7 years ago when i started back damned acceptance was really new.

express. certainly a good thing.ly better to go to the doctor and do the same edmund lobunov’s test. i'm on fedorishchev ivan ozerov ulyana crowd and natalia akmaykina tv company ntv but now the floor is given to my colleague valery gavrilovskaya, presenter of the program emergency, which is in today's issue. ilya but of course, today we are also monitoring the emergency in yeysk, all emergency services continue to work on the spot. and while experts assess the scale of destruction. people are trying to find out information about their relatives and friends all this time. they were in the dark about what was happening with their neighbors, with their friends , with their apartments, what was left of them. and now, at the operational headquarters, the residents of the survivors entrances were allowed to go up home to take the most necessary all the latest information from the scene through the mouths of eyewitnesses in our issue. ilya thank you for this not only in the program emergency . after a short pause for slime

people, especially the american express consumer is paying. from his perspective, the uptake of new platinum cards was as -- at a record level. this is a company that to his mind is firing on all cylinders. he is not laying off any of his particular employees. the dusty resilience when it comes to travel and spending. alas the question he asked me. have you trade your spending habits with inflation yet? >> i would like to come see you in new york. i would like to get out and travel so yes, the answer is yes. caroline: you would like to, have you stopped buying that ticket yet? >> i think i have enough food supply from the pandemic. so there you go. caroline: and enough toilet roll on site but that is his point. we are seeing softness but not in his kind of consumer. >> certainly something we are going to keep an eye on. we thank you you us always. elon musk's twitter deals facing another potential headwind from the u.s. government. this is bloomberg. ♪ - in the last two years, we quadrupled our team and the pace we're growing, i couldn't keep

australians use the expression forest telegraph in russian, there is an analogue of this expression,efers to a certain item of clothing. name this piece of clothing for me. we immediately have the answer word of mouth in our case, it is like a phraseological unit a piece of clothing, but a sundress. it your final answer. we think so? if you answer incorrectly, i will move on to the opposing team. they will play for time, like in football. yes, and perhaps you will not fly away the final answer is a sundress. i accept the sundress answer. and this is the correct answer. yes, this sundress earns another five points. your team score becomes 37-40. it's not conceivable. this is unheard of. there is another question.

copper, knee to one march, expressed more than 16 steps. for him to blow more. and this is for his body. such , of course, to experience such, but here it was more rising and thinking, he and shares. refuse on the site like this and i understand that that staircase is like a river and it is already big. i’m on the fact that it’s painted on the wall, it’s so and i’m illusory effects of them. baroque wilmen, put loved and christened hoses in that, the face of belarusian architecture and happy avernik was smitten, an epic fresco, a meat homonakh, shaalevich at the goose. christ 's little alignment of the sky's consolation of space, which pierced the temple with more than i can visit on my own, and the side walls were neols and scenes from the gospel of painting the dachshund. let the sanctity and the mostatian composition be carried away by the great windows. well, in kazakhstan architecture has light. well, i’m an anchorman for this, i’ll wrap lava, and it ’s just like these little raspberry little plots, and it comes to the understanding tha

the daily express, we have 'ust lost mordaunt.. the daily express, we have just lost kevin again, _ mordaunt. the daily express, we have just lost kevin again, he _ mordaunt. the daily express, we have just lost kevin again, he has _ just lost kevin again, he has frozen. we have about 50 seconds, to picking up on that idea, there's cheerleaders, i think the main ones is now the daily express, describing the vultures that are circling. without referring to the term vultures, who are the key names who could possibly pick up the leadership?— could possibly pick up the leadership? could possibly pick up the leadershi-? . ., , , ., leadership? what is being touted that the moment _ leadership? what is being touted that the moment is _ leadership? what is being touted that the moment is possibly - leadership? what is being touted i that the moment is possibly putting together a dream team including rishi sunak and penny mordaunt. both of them together got more votes and more support from the parliamentary party than liz truss did. but w

this piece in the express as they had _ sunak.they had their first phone call and they had their first phone call and they are _ they had their first phone call and they are trying to put measures in place _ they are trying to put measures in place and — they are trying to put measures in place and get some draught deals drawn_ place and get some draught deals drawn up — place and get some draught deals drawn up. you talked about more money, _ drawn up. you talked about more money, they mention drones to france — money, they mention drones to france. minimum number of police officers _ france. minimum number of police officers but — france. minimum number of police officers but also they really want to try _ officers but also they really want to try and — officers but also they really want to try and tackle people trafficking, that something they discussed in the first phone call. there _ discussed in the first phone call. there is— discussed in the first phone call. there is lots of things they are going — there is lots of things

they needed a strong expression of themselves. expressions are exactly what.t does the child need? she expressed herself through music and expressed all that. what i felt because of the color, but not because of the pictures and all that they were sitting inside, it all showed up, that is, there should be this little click in order for the child to understand or remember that yes, i can recover, that i am fine here, that here, if i feel bad, i can itself find a place to express your emotions, your energy, an exercise that we will choose some figurines, this figurine can be like a stone, a cake, anything, and we will come up with a story in this story, we got into a beautiful, snowy city . she is an adult and she does not have to solve these situations so that she should have a safe rear from her parents that she can trust for support to get points bear full responsibility they shape the child we help only in a certain part of her life we create right here for her a space where she can feel safe and where she can break down and where we can support and help the

can you say it with an expression in one tone only with your facial expressions, how can you do it?me kind of fast. let's go. texts write normal write, well, you can say something with an expression in one tone only with the facial expressions of your face, as you know how to do it, but it's just a lean booger and some kind of willow. let's go on a new texts, write normal and write a cabbage flea. who are you? who are you? called acorn stalks, russia bro, russia is not for you lipura four hairy, bro, one way or another, before the officials had time to offer such a non-standard approach, as many of the phrases had already left. what is called to the people and who knows, maybe in the future it will be insect pests, if i may say so, with a new obscenity. therefore, if someone wants to offend a stupid person in his opinion, then a cabbage flea will be what you need, but not that's all . for today it thank you for your attention see you on ntv understand and forgive we are ready to resolve any issues, whether they want peace in ukraine when they are completely without light, why those

he's also cancer, some of his programs that he had a roacher which he plan, other people have express across the board. politicians is then, as people expressed a support and sympathy for the next of kin. the prime minister, as well as the cheapness of the state, had also allows compensation for those who have lost loved ones in this a terrible accident. i'm with a what border we know about those who died. well, as we heard in our report, a lot of families were on that bridge. it was a sunday evening, people went out for a stroll. this was a historic bridge, going back to british times newly renovated and a sense of excitement. people wanted to see that it was a bit of a tourist attraction to the fact that so many families were out there means that gear had a lot of children and women as a believe to be amongst the casualties. so that is obviously as to the grief of the people, and really the whole town of more b as blanched into mourning. good up south asia beard. see for me that she mother reporting from delhi. thank you. america and some sports news for you now. on a on berlin, hav

solo drivers can pay full express to use the express lanes. the cost will go up or down depending how crowded the lane is but there have been delays. the target for completion when it began was mid 2022. but two weeks ago the project manager announced opening date will be next year perhaps february or march. >> the contractor opted to do things out of sequence and had to actually take corrective action that added time to the schedule. >> the tphnice nice new express are blocked off. >> open it up. please. >> i don't like to be stuck in traffic. >> what are they doing? putting down cones for a living? >> crews have to finish the sense sores and that is at night but they keep the cones up. >> i work construction so i understand guys take breaks but you don't put out cones to take a break. for a year or two years. >> those cones are everywhere. >> i went to the transit district to interview the chair of the joint powers authority that oversees the project. >> there's sense sores and fabrication that needs to be installed and testing of it that is

this is due to the san mateo 101 express lanes project.we're looking at feeds averaging around 12 and 24 miles per hour the project to reduce congestion is setting up toll lanes free to cars with three or more passengers reduced fares for two passengers or clean air vehicles. solo drivers can pay full price to use the express lanes the cost will go up or down depending on how crowded the lane is, but there have been delays the target for completion when the project began was mid-2022, but two weeks ago the project manager announced opening date will be next year. perhaps february or march the contractor opted to do things out of sequence and as a result had to actually do correct take corrective actions that add in time to the schedule those nice new express lanes have fresh pavement, but are blocked off by orange markers and that drivers nobody up, please. i don't like to be stuck in traffic. what are they doing? what are they really doing put down cones for a living? we don't pay for that crew still have to finish installing overhead tol

here, each team will not express this mandatory version as soon as this happens.nt, and after the hint, we start over again, you again have the opportunity to ask me leading questions, or to express some of your own voluntary versions. these are the simple rules. the tour will last either 10 minutes, or until the tower collapses, as in our case with the second, but the tour. well, the strongest will win. i wish you good luck and let's get started. the attention of the first issue in 1681, he was imprisoned in the nikolo-karelian monastery for disturbing the tsar's sleep in 1591, on the orders of boris godunov, the uglich people, who informed the people about the death of tsarevich dmitry, were cut off their ears and pulled out their tongue. name it about whom. well, or what is it about, warming the music of the heart on your account, until zero points you dropped the tower in the second round, so let's start with you. you have the right to ask me a leading question or to express a version of the assumption. as you wish, maybe you know what it is about read. yester

and roll the harvester because between the blue days, as you know, i help farmers to collect expressgh the howard buffett foundation against the backdrop of the ukrainian victory harvest, harvesters were provided, which are now on a free basis collect express and since there are not enough combine harvesters , not all the equipment is able to move, they had left-handed paint, but now we are threshing for the field, we had to thresh 16 hectares of sunflowers, when will the best oil come out, look at how sunny it is, cool peveostobo expresses 2.5-3 t per hectare, this is with you. well, these are the combine harvesters, well, look at the sonyakhs and hmm , oh, sony, they are real, in europe, they do n’t even grow in them. because of our oil, everyone wants it because it is tasty , high-quality, and affordable. evaluation of this oil. yes, we understand that the oil still needs to be delivered to the consumer on the same european or asian market. you calculate that the car carries 22 tons of oil. yes, already invoices for the cost there will be approximately €30,000 and if the car is ev

we are not subject to, and music expresses our emotions much more strongly. this emotional force literally takes back, and has already hit. in us. it becomes an integral part of life. after all , the secret of music is that it finds an inexhaustible source of expression, where speech is silenced by music instead of a thousand words. with what baggage did they approach the centennial anniversary, which in general today is the national library of belarus, the largest in country, we are the leading academic institution in the field of comedy, bibliography and biography, well as a scientific focal point for our nation's public libraries. today the library is the largest informational socio-cultural center in the first place, of course. this is the largest repository of knowledge we store today, more than about ten and a half million different types of documents. these are books, newspapers, magazines, maps, posters, abstracts and dissertations. uh and other documents in 80 languages ​​of the world are at the disposal of our users 17 spacious reading rooms that ar

on her face and there was a bit expression on her face and there was a hit of— expression on her facencerned so early— a bit of concern for her, concerned so early on — a bit of concern for her, concerned so early on that she is in the state — so early on that she is in the state. ., ., , ., ., , state. following social media this evenin: , state. following social media this evening. you're — state. following social media this evening, you're talking _ state. following social media this evening, you're talking about - state. following social media this evening, you're talking about this and you're quite struck by penny mordaunt, the leader of the house. yes and there was an surgeon questionably recalled and you would expect the prime minister to go to answer that and liz truss send penny mordaunt and her place and penny borden said the prime minister had a very important thing that she was doing but you cannot see what it was, very important for government business but at the dispatch box, penny mordaunt was very professional and is very difficult to for her. she's been in question le

we will take a look at the daily express. a - look at the daily express.om jacob brie smoke on the bbc earlier today. the put cashjacob rees—mogg. being back on the mini budget. tram the put cash jacob rees-mogg. being back on the mini budget.— back on the mini budget. two things to say here. — back on the mini budget. two things to say here. the _ back on the mini budget. two things to say here, the daily _ back on the mini budget. two things to say here, the daily express is - back on the mini budget. two things to say here, the daily express is as i to say here, the daily express is as die-hard _ to say here, the daily express is as die-hard as— to say here, the daily express is as die—hard as conservative supporting paper _ die—hard as conservative supporting paper is— die—hard as conservative supporting paper. is trying to find a way to shift _ paper. is trying to find a way to shift its — paper. is trying to find a way to shift its headline in a different direction — shift its headline in a different direction to one that is not like that— direction

sorry for such an expression in the world.h joy my meetings with various very talented people with great people, amazing theaters and great orchestras. and despite this, i always returned to my children and my family. and in particular, the orchestra felt that this earth was dear to me and i should have lifted me up as a person. she raised me as musicians, including a soloist at the piano, a soprano violin, shoes of a tun go fight, chamber choirs beat or a radio company will give for the key to the fish, the speaker has already come to complete my piece on dec. geographical scores at the autor to the eleventh bonfire troy gloria playing the virgo key concerto on temperamental music and spain instruments for more expensive on their violin flute and cello redeem the music of the book was born in the nineteenth century at the granada sevilla program. the catalan hooves are planning this concert as a musical journey through spain, and throughout spain, starting from the north of the basques, through madrid through seville and we g

dugin says that uh, so we express the idea and the two of us. two countries e, not only the two of us, because look, african countries also support us. let's remember when the leader spoke, mm, united there, what is it called? in general, it unites all african countries, and it said that we will never support, the united states sent me this speech. and that means he will support everything that happens. here, uh, so to speak, what russia is doing and, uh, belarus, so you can’t say that we are just the two of us, of course, it all depends on how it goes, how the operation in ukraine goes, so many fear that if there is a loss, then there will be a loss and that's why they seem to have calmed down, but in fact there are not two of us. there are more of us. i think that this is a meeting, in general it is iconic reflects tectonic shifts in the russian elite. actually not so long ago. well , dugin was considered marginal liberals. that is, he was pushed aside, uh, far to the periphery of it, so to speak about the government on radio television expert

un rights are free to express their views .s an unprecedented manipulation undermining the authority of the general assembly, and he as a whole. you, mr. chairman, deprived the russian delegation of the author of the proposal of the opportunity to properly present it and explain its logic. instead , our opponents did it for us. this is something transparency and practice that the delegation of alba albania ranted about. this is fair play after the protest, not even the russian proposal for a secret ballot was also put on the agenda against 100 countries by the word in the spring. on the same scheme, another anti-russian resolution was promoted by the whites. condemnation of moscow by a much larger number of 141 countries. by the way this time. russia was ready to participate in the preparation of the document itself, if there was a place for diplomacy in it. we were ready to agree on a balanced and constructive draft, in which we proposed to spell out, among other things, a call to find a diplomatic way to resolve the crisis. o

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she expressed her condolences to them on behalf of the entire country. there was such a moment when in only the queen and the parents of the dead remained, to my surprise, there were about 20 parents there, and among them one mother was so overcome with grief that the queen, who could barely stand, put her purse and physically grouped herself before entering the room because she knew very well who was there, she realized that now she had to meet with people and express to them the support of the whole nation and her own reaction as a mother and grandmother when explosions rang out in london in july 2005, the queen acted according to with its own philosophy of keeping calm and holding on. i want to express my delight to the residents of our capital who, after yesterday's explosions, calmly returned to their usual lives. this is the best response to the acts of violence in a restless city posed a threat to her life on saturday of the same week we held a big parade in the horse guards according to the agreed program the queen was to drive through meu street

good health, valery, a military expert, the express effect, so your impression of this bridge that was up blew up to what extent we can say that this will paralyze for a long time the possibility of supplying manpower, equipment and ammunition to the enemy. good day, mr. mykola. that not only the bridge was destroyed as a means of logistical support for the group of enemy troops operating in the south of ukraine and the temporarily occupied areas, but also the fall of such a very important symbol of russian propaganda and that its fall could have been predicted long ago with a high probability precisely because of the fact that it is not just me. the way it was built, it is a symbol of the occupation of ukraine and on which the propagandists made a big bet. they said that it was impossible to destroy it. it is guarded from all sides, but we can see that the fact is the fact, who did it, what is the reason for it, there are many versions, maybe all of them will not become the property, but we can state that the bridge received very significant damage, and this not what we saw earlier wi

in what way it is expressed, it is expressed in the fact that uh, okay, we say something like we are used to the fact that there is an increase in military budgets. e in nato countries and especially in neighboring and our countries. you know that there is an agreement there to raise it by two percent annually. uh, military budgets, but today it is no longer 2%, but two and a half percent, and i even decided on more 3% annually to raise budgets, but this is also expressed in concrete things, uh, 60,000 us troops are in europe, of which 30,000 are in the baltic countries. and poland we see that since the beginning of this year, 15 exercises have already been carried out, moreover, of an offensive nature on the territory of countries modern with belarus. on foot, the remnants we see that on our western borders there is an accumulation of nato potential and a belligerent statement is being made, and we must take this into account. naturally, adequate response measures are being developed; western countries have felt danger. uh, that they will lose this factor of dominance, which has ser

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here, each team will not express this mandatory version as soon as this happens.hint, and after the hint , we start over again, you again have the opportunity to ask me leading questions, or to express some of your own voluntary versions. these are the simple rules. the tour will last either 10 minutes or until the tower collapses, as in our case with the second, but the tour. well, the strongest will win. i wish you good luck and let's get started. attention to the first question in 1681, he was imprisoned in the nikolo-karelian monastery for the fact that disturbed the tsar's sleep in 1591, on the orders of boris godunov, the ears of the uglians, who informed the people about the death of tsarevich dmitry, were cut off and their tongues were pulled out. name it about whom. well, or what is it about warming the music and hearts on your account, while zero points you dropped the tower in the second round, so let's start with you have the right to ask me a leading question, or to express a version of the assumption. as you wish, maybe you know what it is about read