well, the same faberge only side view. places in moscow no sasha beaten safro will not leave, firstly, then you will need to share with someone. secondly, it gives its authority, it turns out, the land itself. so it means we need to carefully comb our entire area, right. get busy, i'm going to visit this type. this is stupid, don't turn it on. they flew in on their own. well, who will deal with all this? you're not a bum some kind of skull smashed this guy's father very, very much. perspective me. pretty much the same thing you did last night. shoot someone else? i'm not signing up for this. and you have the choice to not wet anyone. so the warriors don’t say a word about this to anyone, no one will definitely look for him, his parents, he doesn’t have it, only his sister, but even if she goes to the cops , you yourself know what i’ll say, you know three days and all that. good, now don't take your eyes off him. and why are you sitting here with your bandages shining? we have not complied, everything is free. wait. hello,

on average will not increase in the 23rd year, and prices will only increase . they are afraid of fabergethey are expensive, but in principle, if you look at the price dynamics, it is uneven because, for a certain period of time, there are such jumps on certain types of products, this is related to internal facts including the cost of production of certain products , as well as external facts, these are prices on foreign markets. well, we remember, for example, even though it was there before the war, as well as the power of the triple god of prices for sunflower oil, as well as during the war, we already saw a sharp jump on buckwheat, that is, it happened er, certain types of goods appear, which er, or due to a combination of factors, a rapid increase in value begins, respectively, the speculation factor also comes into play here, that is, when a-a creates hyped demand at certain rates, trading networks support it a-a for in order to earn their trade value. well, how do they do it? well, for example, with buckwheat, they keep stocks of buckwheat that was purchased at relatively low price

borisovich mean a question of this nature to sell things, in short, such an old normal normal thing, fabergeh things are embarrassing. offer i can place an order, as you understand from a friend, yes, 40 in your hands, i’m not afraid of this word twenty. no, no, wait, wait eduard eddie. 50 me ten to you, well, my dear man. well , what are you doing with me? well, honestly. well, let's at least 45, and that's a robbery, in broad daylight to assure him of my last word. well, it's okay, eddie's okay. come on, that's just sympathy for you young man, because you called me, as you called me in childhood. my mother, what kind of garbage is a criminal, wanted, what is the name of the red-haired devil knows what. we apologize to him. themselves you know, that's the job. unfortunately, only costs are not without costs, but there is no work here, your things are all safe and sound, sign nothing. they weren't safe. you will answer for my illegal detention, that these bastards did not break these noses. i'll sue you all, but don't get excited, once again you still don't know that i have a brother. bastar

in general, he took on the cheap faberge eggs that were stolen from the businessman's apartment.ou gerashchenko became my agent. but you still don’t understand. this is only for trips to cafes and movies. of course, i will pay. well, of course you will pay. and the fact that in vain the wallet at the station. no, you offend margarita lieutenant. these are all mistakes youth. i now work as a courier, well done okay gosh, you went to me by name, this is two steps to a declaration of love. quiet, quiet, you 've already lost your mind. let's go already, if you don't stop flash, i won't show you my beard. i'll prescribe a bream for you now, and the cafe will sort it out for two days, let's go. you are talking now, and then you will get married. oh, because of you. well, why not? i love you. we wish you the best in the morning. further in the program we receive fresh reports about the emergency. let's talk about strange cases. in first gear we have the right to receive legal advice. kazan local historians and city defenders are sounding the alarm ; the famous syuyumbike tower is collap

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