, non-inflationary financing , different policies of the past, non-inflationary financing happens when we use it according to the banks' resources, they pay facilities, no bank will create money more than what the regulations in the middle of your mouth can do, financing can be provided to make this work come true , and we have to cool down and increase the banks . in addition to overdraft, the heart of money is the capital of banks that don't have these two. if they can't solve the dissatisfaction, they will definitely go to liquidation, and we will sell their shares to other shareholders . they are only in the fifth grade of elementary school. to goverment we are looking for banks, scales, whether it is government or private , and whether it is a bank that has started this process, and several banks have started and gone , they have obtained the necessary permits until the process of a bank . we have a rule in the banking system that uses a lot of words in the name of qadir resolution or decision. let us tell you that we are the guarantor in the central bank that pays the money of th

so how much should we _ front is finance. so how much should we expect _ front is finance. expect going - front is finance. so how much l should we expect going forward or depend on multi—development banks like the world bank for financing when it comes to things like climate change? are using a shift there at all? certainly the developing banks are in important provider of financing in the tens of billions of dollars. the needs are only going to increase and i think the demands of institutional financing will continue to increase. if you been listening to the discussions at the spring meetings the needs are not even in the billions of dollars they are actually in the trillions of dollars. so in terms of what the official sector can bring, certainly very important financing. i think it's the role that these institutions can have in mobilising additional private finance. what we really need to meet the moment and meet the needs that are stemming from these global public goods is an order of magnitude that really requires the mobilisation of massive amounts of private capital

when i was the minister of finance we opened all the public finance data. could see the next day online who spent on what everywhere in the country pit that put additional scrutiny. we can go on and on. the privatization, corporatization. is it ideal? definitely not. it is a work in progress. also judiciary. some people spoke about corruption in ukraine they would always talk about the lack of free and fair judiciary. number of reforms since 2014 and especially during this war year has also been impressive. we are restarting the commissions in ukraine. one is responsible for hiring and firing judges. we are doing it with the help of international experts. they are decisive in the selection process. is it going to generate ideal solutions? no. even in the countries with a good situation in this area it requires constant work. we are definitely on the right path. we definitely have zero tolerance to corruption. president zelenskyy who you see is very strong together with the prime minister on dismissing people even on suspicion of corruption. we cannot afford

an economic enterprise, one of the issues they raise is financing, financing in inflationary conditions , financing in unstable conditions, the variables of this exchange rate variable, these are the things that affect an island. financing and we followed it, and you can tell what happened. one of the things that is foreseen in this plan, if you are going to take a big loan, financing from the capital market is one of the requirements . the type of guarantees that it is accepted that in the banking system in the capital market, we have diversified the range of sectors, and in fact, the diversification of guarantees is the same , or now i am presenting different tools of toman , one of the things we have is that in fuel in he invested in saving energy, he can give me capital from that, but the cough of saving capital has been postponed to the future , invest now. kard, this is the problem of guarantees and all that, but the problem is us it will not solve the inflation in one year, that is, in any case, bonds used to be sold for financing with profits that were reasonable for some people

that's john stance for climate finance. that's john lipski _ stance for climate finance.ance for climate finance. that's john lipski there speaking - stance for climate finance. that's john lipski there speaking to - stance for climate finance. that's john lipski there speaking to me| stance for climate finance. that'sl john lipski there speaking to me a little earlier. let's turn to tech now. shipments of personal computers globally dropped by almost a third in the first three months of this year, as fears of an economic recession start to bite. that's according to market research firm idc. one of the companies hit the hardest was apple. our business reporter this morning is katie silver. she's been looking into the details for us. shejoins me now on the programme. katie, always great to get you on the show. what does the research tell us? the? to get you on the show. what does the research tell us?— to get you on the show. what does the research tell us? they looked at five different — the research tell us? they looked at five different companies _ the research tell us?

so how much _ on that front is financed.xpect going forward or depend on multi— development banks like the world bank forfinancing development banks like the world bank for financing when it comes to things like climate change? are you seeing a shift there at all?— there at all? certainly the development _ there at all? certainly the development banks - there at all? certainly the development banks are l there at all? certainly the - development banks are important providers of finance thing in the tens of billions of dollars. the needs are only going to increase and i think the demands on those institutions for financing will continue to increase. but if you've been listening to the discussions at the spring meetings, the needs are not evenin meetings, the needs are not even in the billions of dollars, they are actually in the trillions of dollars, so in terms of what the officials that are can bring, certainly very important financing by think it is the role that these institutions can have an additional private finance, w

as i have a stressed finance membership is not complete without that of sweden. our persistent efforts for a rapids at swedish members, it will continue. i look forward to seeing sweden join us as the 32nd member at the bill, news summits in july to add oper. i want to thank you, mr. secretary, general. dear. yes, and your people, your help has been very important to you have been packing us every moment to all this procedure. we really gave a lot of value to that and to our partners. thank you. villain's flag will now be raised while the national anthem is played. it will be raised simultaneously at nato headquarters and nato's to strategic commands. a ceo headquarters in mines, belgium, and a c t headquarters in norfolk virginia. news i know meant on post a date or leave it to happen that i find long or sought leave to nest that the cool . ok, so are they? they seem we've done a mom or she has to know tall, able to come up multiple. she cannot all last sale a most been a week, and i say t a not folk gives you need oh i a in the nato him will now be played and m

the press briefings will be addressed by the finance ministers of india, japan and france, along withident ranil wickremesinghe. now, the three creditor countries have been working closely towards the debt restructuring in a co—ordinated fashion. the international monetary fund has said what this precisely means, whether it is a reworking of repayment timelines or a haircut on loans is something that will be discussed in these talks and all of the countries will have to agree upon the same terms. the assurance from sri lanka's bilateral partners that they would support debt restructuring was a crucial precondition for a $3 billion bailout that came through last month. this is the country's 17th time of bailout and was approved after a serious shortage of foreign exchange reserves and an unprecedented financial crisis led to sri lanka defaulting on its external liabilities. the country continues to be in the grips of soaring inflation as well as a shortage of essential commodities such as food and fuel, with one in three sri lankan families experiencing food insecurity. nikhil inamdar,

me funding and finances of the snp. we have just had a statement from the snp.mment on any live police investigation, but the snp have been co—operating with this investigation and will continue to do so. they said at the meeting on saturday, the governing body of the snp, the nec, agreed to a review of governance and transparency that will be taken forward in the coming weeks. so we don't want to speculate, but i wonder whether it is coming out of that meeting, this investigation. is coming out of that meeting, this investigation-— is coming out of that meeting, this investigation. that is the thing, we can't speculate _ investigation. that is the thing, we can't speculate at _ investigation. that is the thing, we can't speculate at this _ investigation. that is the thing, we can't speculate at this moment - investigation. that is the thing, we can't speculate at this moment in l can't speculate at this moment in time. this is now a live investigation and we have to be careful on where we go with talking about that. the snp have said they will cooperate fully,

to attract -- investment and finance projects.itical to the development of the economy. i second everything my colleague said about the importance of providing security and the financial assistance to the budgetary level is critical but we also can't wait until hostilities have stopped to invest in the private sector in ukraine. that's really an emphasis as a corporation. after independence and throughout the 90s into 2000 or our predecessor agency opec was involved in supporting projects for companies in ukraine. it was really after russia's first illegal actions in ukraine inat 2014 that we ramped up far too these takingng her part -- portfolio from roughly $100 billion adding close to a billion dollars. we have a lot of exposure. in an million dollars across a range of products and sectors. most of that is there a political risk insurance. it's a critical product for mobilizing capital. ween have over half a billion dollars at current exposure and we are looking today to help support projects through using that tool whether it'

s or export agencies, creating finance. they can be provided directly or via some funds located abroad. but on the later stages, we are convened -- [indiscernible] -- atop some military insurance or just insurance in ukraine in order to cover and make cheaper the insurance of political and military risks for both domestic and foreign investors. we already have the central bank starting to develop their concepts of such insurance pools and started to discuss it with our international partners. we at the bank think the banking sector is essential in assisting the local businesses to flourish and the banking system is for private investors in ukraine. despite the war and losses, the system remains fully operational and being properly capitalized and liquid may become a powerful tool for corporations, especially in their small and medium segment. so -- [indiscernible] -- john: thank you. turning to julie monaco with citi. in your career you have a great deal of experience at the nexus of the public and private sectors and finan

he has been arrested by police scotland over an investigation into their party's finances.o you when we do. former new zealand prime minister, jacinda ardern, has bowed out of parliament with a standing ovation following her farewell speech earlier. the 42—year—old spoke about the honour she has felt representing her country and steering its people through some of the hardest times, including natural disasters, the covid—19 pandemic and the 2019 christchurch mosque attack. she shocked the country earlier this year when she announced she was stepping down as prime minister and retiring from politics, saying she no longer had "enough in the tank". i do hope i have demonstrated something else entirely. that you can be anxious, sensitive, kind, and wear your heart on your sleeve. you can be a mother or not. you can be an ex—mormon or not. you can be a nerd, a crier, a hugger, you can be all of these things. and not only can you be here, you can lead just like me. tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou. let's cross over to stirling in scotland to speak laura westring who is ms ad

today, this is what the bank of russia and the ministry of finance are working on.f course, i must say great thanks to our colleagues from the bank of russia in the given nabiullina colleagues, they create the infrastructure. now payment is not an easy job, but step by step we must achieve the financial sovereignty of our country. and we will do it. the transport system, which outstrips the development of our infrastructure, and the social infrastructure, all this is currently in the plans, all this is provided financially. and, finally, interaction with our partners and colleagues from countries. who wants to continue to communicate with russia to build with us. fair future. it's all about priorities. these are the very six tasks that the president has set for us, on which we must work and think, i am absolutely sure that our families are together. we will be able to further strengthen the sustainability of our economy of our country and achieve an increase in the blessing of our people, just our economy, its sustainability and the achievement of the national devel

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you, as the current deputy minister of finance of russia, see what has become safe with regional finance. in recent years, i am sure that the transfer of cases will take place, in such a businesslike comradely manner. and if the need will always be able to what has been done to experience. ukraine here i have no doubt that delovaya atmosphere will be provided. in 1999, mikhail kotyukov graduated from the krasnoyarsk state university with a degree in finance and credit, while still during his studies he worked in the main financial department of the administration of the krasnoyarsk territory, later he worked in other departments of the regional administration since july 2007 kotyugov was appointed deputy governor since july 2008 became a regional minister of finance since 2012, he moved to the federal ministry of finance, then served as minister of science and higher education in 2020. returned to the ministry of finance mikhail kutyakov is a member of the commission. the president for the disabled and veterans affairs is included in the presidential management personnel reserve. indiffe

uh, the higher school of science is now uh deputy minister of finance, what can i say? you are aware of what beautiful caviar is for russia, its significance for the country as a whole, and it seems to me that you are quite close to the fact that you can head such an important subject of the russian federation as the krasnoyarsk territory. mikhailovich, you yourself are ready for this. thank you very much for your trust. thank you very much for the support that you constantly provide in moscow and pay attention to the krasnoyarsk territory. uh, max. all the potential that has developed all the opportunities that they have today. uh, i will use it to solve the most pressing topical issues for the inhabitants of my native land. i just spoke with the current governor with aus. e, alexandra viktorovich is sure that yes, he did a lot for the development of the region, of course. it is enough to look at how the current shows of russia see what has become of finances. regional in recent years , i am sure that the transfer of cases will take place in such a businesslike and com

and they here money, men of the city to help finance is sir. he is a king. king, you can do found kingdom and they were given special privileges. there was a wall that went round the city and some of it is to live even to day the city of london, special status is difficult to change. when i was dead, he merab london. i look says should the city police and the metropolitan police be joined together because they clearly worked very closely now. and i discovered that if i wanted that to happen though, over $600.00 agreements and acts of parliament forget it. but time will never be found to where to repeal, although the place where nearly half the world's transactions are made is hard to penetrate, even by the king himself. the king goes into the city with permission from the lord mayor, who is elective every year. the city has a representative in parliament. when charles bank his interests are observed when enacting laws and it's not just british bankers. it is here that the clover leaf store, the ill gotten gains in their billions away from prying eyes of taxm

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. john li -s , stance towards climate finance. john lipsky. thank— stance towards climate finance. johnou — stance towards climate finance. john lipsky, thank you so _ stance towards climate finance. john lipsky, thank you so much for joining us on asia business report. despite those concerns about the global economy which is talking about some think that asia will stand out as a bright spot. that's according to the macroeconomic research team at am r 0. expects along with china, japan and south korea to collectively see economic growth of 4.6 degrees this year. that outpaces the forecast was that why the optimism? great to get you on the show. we were just listening to some rather gloomy predictions of what to expect in terms of global economic growth. is age at the bright spot in all of this? thank ou so bright spot in all of this? thank you so much — bright spot in all of this? thank you so much for— bright spot in all of this? thank you so much for having - bright spot in all of this? thank you so much for having me. - bright spot in all of this? thank - you so much for having me. i

what has generally happen with programs that are financed from the general fund is you have this sortf annual, recurring realization of benefit levels and eligibility rules that happens inevitably because you had a lot of people paying income taxes that other people aren't paying, and a lot of people drawing benefits that they didn't pay for. so you have these frequent collisions between taxpayers and beneficiaries that cause the contracting programs to be continually rewritten. social security and medicare, we haven't had that happen to the same degree, and the reason for that is that fdr deliberately designed social security to abate that process. he wanted workers to be able to say we pay for our own benefits and the benefits request will be paid. he thought that would give them additional protection from some cuts. i think his calculation has proved to be correct in that regard. much more secure and reliable than other federal benefits over the years. we could dispense with that. we could say forget it, we will start paying benefits to people irrespective of whether the payroll ta

to _ towards climate finance. john lipsky speaking to me - towards climate finance. john lipsky speaking. let's turn to india because expectations are it is likely to get below normal rainfall this year according to the weather agency. we have been looking into this story. our correspondence joins us from mumbai. i know how important the monsoon is for the indian economy. what do these projections mean?- economy. what do these projections mean? what this essentially — projections mean? what this essentially means _ projections mean? what this essentially means is - projections mean? what this essentially means is a - projections mean? what this essentially means is a bit. projections mean? what this essentially means is a bit of| projections mean? what thisl essentially means is a bit of a negative for india's agriculture sector because prop yields could start going down and, as you know, 50% of india's farms are irrigated which means the rest of them depend entirely on a normal monsoon and this comes on the back of unseasonable winter rains which have damaged the winter crops. in some s

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i am sure the minister of finance, anton siluanov, has a deficit in the first quarter expected at thetwo trillion 400 billion rubles. and just at the end of the year. it will amount to a little less than three trillion according to the head of the ministry of finance - this is primarily due to increased costs. this means that there is money in the economy and it works. should we be afraid of such large deficits. i think not, why not, because we see what the deficit is due to the fact that, if in past years we harnessed for a long time and accelerated towards the end of the year in terms of spending, this year the opposite happened, we accelerated from the first quarter and in fact. we have volume expenses are about 30% higher than the usual level of previous years. this is due to the fact that we gave more advance. uh, according to those items of expenditure that are planned in the budget and the money is already working in the economy. this is good. the reduction in budget revenues is also due to the situation on the oil market in march. a bar or russian yorrl cost an average of $ 47

, with the minister of finance, where they added to us calculations of all the needs for the payment of military support for this period of time for the 23rd year, they gave an explanation of where half a trillion is needed and there was proposed this new system of payment of remuneration to the military, which was, in their opinion , more fair, as they said the same word they chose more acceptable and so on where 30 50 100 had already been divided and all this was explained on the slides, what number of soldiers will receive for what work they will receive and what will be enough for the additional 500 billion hryvnias that were added at the expense of budget deficit at the expense of the budget deficit already start thinking about where this money needs to be taken and whether there is already a friend of the money , what happened next please understand. weeks, they understood that there would be some clarifications, there would be some systematic work in order to be able to fulfill that regulation on determining the number of days and for which combat tasks the military should rec

yes for the war we can finance our own funds and it will go to finance the salaries of doctors therend education there and the like since the beginning of the year, ukraine has already received 13 1/2 billion dollars of external financing, and your uh, well, it is important to note that what is the ratio of loans and grants, i.e., from the received funds and a quarter, this is precisely the financial aid that is irreversible, that is, it does not increase the state debt and on the part of the banks i want for the fact that the banks also made their contribution at the beginning of the year and increased their investment in the ovdp , that is, in our state bond, you are equivalent to about 1.4 billion dollars, ms. olena, if we are talking about loan money, and loans are loan money that we will have to give, they grow, how will ukraine, well, in the future be able to cope with such a load, well, the victory will be for sure and it will be with us after the victory, after the victory , we will have a lot of investments, and together with international donors and private investors, we wi

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., finances.eport has led to richard sharpe _ finances. thank you. so, the report has led to richard sharpe saying i finances. thank you. so, the report has led to richard sharpe saying he is resigning as bbc chairman today. we have heard from the prime minister, who has said he has not read the report yet, but he could not guarantee a nonpolitical figure would replace him. richard sharpe for his part has said it was an inadvertent mistake. he said that this was causing too much of a distraction for the organisation and we have heard a lot of discontent within the bbc during this investigation, but the report has come out now and the chairman has resigned. this is bbc news. life in london, this is bbc news. live from london, this is bbc news. russia launches a new wave of air strikes against cities across ukraine. at least 13 people have been killed in the attacks. i have therefore, this morning, resigned as the bbc chair to the secretary of state and to the board. we will be exploring why richard

this includes grants and guarantees and financing from any of you today -- from many of you today. and united kingdom -- the united states and united kingdom. some donor funds are being channeled through the ukraine glory -- leave recovery plan and trust fund. that is some --through ifc, our private sector arm, we have disbursed one 50 million dollars to the private sector of ukraine with support from donor partners through europe and we have committed to share risks what i and we can -- we want to wrap this up to $2 billion and an additional $1 billion from private parkers -- partners. it is critical to support the country's long-term growth, through projects, interventions and projects such as transport and human capital. our invested -- investments will be accompanied on advice on policies and reforms and structuring viable projects that will structure viable capital for ukraine. our resolve to support you and the brave people of ukraine remains unwavering. i turned to the prime minister -- i turned to the prime minister --turn to the prime minister. >> thank you so much. madam

well, you know here on the sidelines to apartment of the imf, i spoke with the minister of finance.st said that last year there were certain such fire situations. financial assistance well, at the end of his visit, prime minister mygal shared with us that the plan is not even for this year, but for the next four steps. well , let's listen, it is very important that ukraine today has assurances from j7 countries from the imf in stable support during for the next four years, the total package of support amounts to 115 billion dollars, which was approved among the g7 countries, it is also the imf, the imf program , including these funds, amounts to 15.6 billion dollars. 14 billion dollars is another separate need, we already have a part of this money, we have agreed with the finance ministers of ukraine, javen, we have positive news, uh, the general agreements add up to another 5 billion dollars, and i am convinced that by the summer we will collect all the necessary funds for a quick recovery, which is already the second topic is happening in ukraine, which was very actively discussed

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my appreciation for also the proactive role of the minister of finance of ghana.e are expecting that next week there will be discussions among creditors, and i can tell you that i use every opportunity myself to urge them to act swiftly. let's remember ghana for a long time has done really well to tap markets to finance its growth path. it has been like all innocent bystanders hit by the conflict, hit by the war in ukraine, and it has complicated domestically the ability to finance the budget. so, a country that has a long track record of sound economic management ought to be supported to return to markets, so our program is a bridge for ghana, and to tell you the truth i am actually quite optimistic. i think ghana will move, and we are going to move swiftly. so i guess the short answer to you is, stay tuned and stay positive. >> let's maybe go to this part of the room. lady in the green in the first row. right here. in the green, right here. >> thank you so much. i have two questions. the first about your trip to china. you visited china last summer. [indiscernib

clerk on unanimous vote item 6 as amended establishing enhanced financing district public financing 1 will go to full board as committee report. mr. clerk, any further business? >> that completes the agenda for today. >> thank you all, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >>> >> my name is tiffany cobb and i work for the san francisco fire department. i was raised by a single parent. i grew up with a very strong work ethic mental ity. i would like to compare it to a bar back and anticipated the needs and the call. you will provide the needs and complete the call. >> the favorite part of the job is when i can actually connect with a patient and utilize your people skills as a human being. sometimes it's not a medical need. they just want someone to talk to, someone to listen to and want to be seen as a person and want to be recognized and see them as they are. those are my important calls. i remember being a seven or nine year old girl and never seen anyone like me in a fire engine and that gave me hope that i can do that. there are people like me that can do that job. sometimes peopl

including the first when providing a source of financing for additional costs to support the industry, well, in the form of income from contributions from the sale of assets, or as a result of an increase in the disposal fee. e, which, by the way, is long overdue, it is important to direct them to the most effective measures, where the amount of support for today seems insufficient is support for the implementation of non -critical products of reverse engineering programs. an engineer who was mentioned for creating engineering centers. well, and also for the capitalization of the industrial development fund, which many people also spoke about, but in addition to this, it is necessary to expand the possibilities of supporting industry at the regional level. currently, there is a single regional subsidy to support the industry, which is sent by the subject of the federation through the ministry of finance, but the amount of funding is only 3 billion rubles. for the whole country per year, and the average size of the regional subsidy is about 50 million rubles. in year, but this is clear

needs that ukraine needs, the finance minister is here trying to get more support from europe. he told me he is keen to get more private investment in ukraine. for that, it is important to have the conference happening in later june in london let's take a look. >> the question from my colleagues in finance is one to attract business in ukraine. you don't need a fish. we need a rope to catch a fish that's why i believe we create the necessary environment in ukraine for business which is a necessary step for kraine. that is why we have the next conference in london later in june which also attracts a lot of attention specifically to find a way to restore ukraine's economy and repair our infrastructure and do other stuff which is necessary for ukraine right now. >> reporter: so, in fact, ukraine obtained a loan from the imf for the next four years. the finance minister is looking to attract further private investment to boost the economy once this war is over. >> sylvia, thank you so much for bringing us the coverage >>> we will take a quick break when we come back, we will talk e

it will amount to a little less than three trillion according to the head of the ministry of financeue to increased costs. this means that there is money in the economy and it works. should we be afraid of such large deficits. i think not, why? because we see what the deficit is due to the fact that , if in past years we harnessed for a long time and accelerated by the end of the year in terms of spending, then this year the picture was reversed. accelerated the first quarter and in fact. our spending is about 30% higher than the usual levels of previous years. this is due to the fact that we gave more advance. uh, according to those items of expenditure that are planned in the budget and the money is already working in the economy. it's good. the reduction in budget revenues is also due to the situation on the oil market in march a barrel of the russian ural. it cost an average of $47.85. however, the price has now gone up. in addition, the discount for the url-brand brand has decreased, another important indicator is the reduction of external debt. in first quarter. it amounted to

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if approved in completing and submitting documents for financing applicants , the financing time will be reduced. the supply of hydrocarbon products in the iran energy exchange. the inner hall of the energy exchange today hosted the supply of about 14,000 tomans in cash. tehran is the executive site of tehran oil refining and tabriz oil refining, also 5000 cubic meters of light naphtha of tehran oil refining, 1200000 halal 402 of tabriz oil refining and 600 cubic meters of tabriz oil refining are among the currencies of this hall. in the international hall , 2000 tomans are also fit for two petrochemical companies. chemi baft and 240,000 barrels of halal 402 will be offered to the persian gulf star oil company. with the approval of the board of directors of the stock exchange organization, the funds from the sale of unused rights of pre-emption will be deposited through sejam. economic and property use the capacities of the capital market to finance the programs of the ministry of economy to curb inflation and increase production since last year, the capital of non-governmental and st

and that is that the finance didn't applied together. they did so that it may last year old in june 1 month after all, allies also tortilla and invited financing to become members. and her and a and so far this has been the fastest succession forces in naples more than history . um, i also says that that, that, of course, the most important thing is not that finan unsweetened joints exactly the same time . the most important thing is that they join as soon as possible to day finance is joining. and then we will ensure that all sorts read the can a joint as soon as possible. they will go to andy or russia always says that the a large min of nato towards the east or the north threatens russia. and what do you do? are you afraid that finish accessing this also a pretext for russia to yes, to see russia surrounded to be threatened by the west actually, like you said to russia has been repeating that aren't ready to do booty. dawkins up very clearly in december 21. and that was one of the reasons why the discussion in finland rose. we don't w

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