expand third floor to cover the roof deck and add 3 feet to third floor. move stair case and remove wall in the dining room. and as a preliminary matter vice president lopez and commissioner lemberg did you have the opportunity to watch the video and review the video for the hearing on july 27 of 22? yes, i did. >> thank you. >> yes, i reviewd and ready to proceed. >> we will hear from the requestor. and mrs. kim you have 3 minutes. i understand you have a presentation. so -- joo i'm angela kim we are requesting a rehearing to prevent manifest injustice based on new facts and s the evidence shows the roof decks are 2 different structures with different notice requirements and design. exhibit a. living manual and planning residential. living roofs are unoccupied roof tops include plants as a part of the officer where as the roof deck is occupiable at the highest roof surface for planning to review. plans shown a living roof at the roof top level. see exhibits b issueed permit holder. new permit or revision will be required if the living roof was changed to

and i guess my question is from the second floor to the third floor because the fourth floor is the roof deck pretty much, how is the total square footage? >> i believe the fingerprint is 1200 feet. so we're talking about 24 square feet. >> that's better for me to understand in terms of the square footage. i am more in line with what the staff is recommending as well in terms of the floor deck, the parapet, in terms of the -- also the planters and i understand the concept of that but it looks like -- in this way, it gives sensitivity to the neighbors and it's to make it more desirable. you have made some sort of or it's not in the dr about the pool -- the roof deck, pulling back the roof deck, is that something you have discussed with mr. winslow? huh? yeah. it looks like the roof deck on the fourth floor. that's what mr. winslow was mentioning and that's not something that's in the records, in our dr from the modification. >> no, this was something that i believe commissioner moore was talking about in your deliberations and i think the project sponsor had already response to it. >> it'

rita started from the attic floor.re where the children were a stone house, but the roof was wooden all the time from the start of the fire until the moment it was extinguished the flame never spread to the lower floors according to the documents. this is a private house in fact, a three-story hostel was divided into small rooms, which were rented for 22,000 rubles. in a month the construction was i tell the owner. ain't no no hotel, there will be. relatives are here. when they built it, they went to hand it over and they didn't accept it. they broke everything and did it again in a new way, when everyone was accepted. again they all broke the partitions and made here the investigators found out that the illegal business belongs to the native tajikistan and it seems. here they tried to make a profit from every square meter, the room in which the children died was at the very top under the roof, in fact. it was an ordinary attic, but it was rented out under the guise of an attic, according to the neighbors. there were n

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the appellant stated the bedrooms in the third floor is illegal. i believe she is saying she's concerned about exiting from the bedroom. however, it clarifies that emergency escape and rescue openings before the first floor are allowed to discharge in the rear yard if it's 25 foot deep and the rear yard is 28 foot deep and this was verified by the plan checker as well as the supervisors. the appellant believes the valuation was too low and using the schedule, this cost schedule is based on the addition of square footage with add on for specific items such as a new kitchen and new bathroom. we ran the numbers again and $117,000 is accurate. it shows a green roof and there is requirement for green roof for residential renovation at this time. new construction would require for a solar system to remove and replace a solar system. the permit was issued properly and should be upheld. i'm available for any questions you should have. >> thank you. i don't believe we have any questions right now. >> we are going to move for public comment. if you have publ

the senate floor. if we have mics on the senate floor, can we open it up to listen to see what's happening? >> an act to provide for reconciliation the title two of ex congress 14. >> madam president. >> mr. majority leader. >> madam president, it's been a long tough and winding road. but at last, at last, we have arrived. i know it's been a long day, and a long night. we have gotten it done. today after more than a year of hard work, the senate is making history. i am confident the inflation reduction act will endure as one of the defining legislative eats of the 21st century. our bill reduces inflation, lowers costs, creates millions of good paying jobs and is the boldest climate package in u.s. history. this bill will kickstart the era of affordable clean energy in america. it is a game-changer. is a turning point. it has been a long time coming. to americans who have lost faith that congress can do big things, this bill is for you. to seniors, who face the indignity of rushing medications or skippi

in short, i am on the floor.hen i hit my leg, i ran out and in the corridor between the arches stood a singer in her arms. well, she was already in the leg, yes , she cut off 10 centimeters there. he got stuck. unfortunately, two of the victims of this shelling later died in the hospital. they had burns and traumatic amputations of the limbs. in a stable condition, including a psychological condition, it is in the field of trauma mine explosive injuries e shrapnel injuries fractures e-e injuries of soft tissues hip injuries e-e shins buttocks in the local palace of culture damaged 21 high-rise buildings, a private house and two schools, one of them the occupiers hit with three projectiles, the mayor of the city says that the residents of mangan have been losing sleep every evening and every night for the third week, the jet installations of the russian occupiers with the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant are working on them, and this attack was the bloodiest and they are simply mocking by our people, they are simp

there are dots on the floor.r point on the floor and it is projected onto the ceiling. average incandescent lamps are ready to withstand approximately 1000 hours of operation. and this is about 42 days of non-stop work, and only a few achieve such outstanding results; others burn out ahead of time and go to the trash can because light bulbs can play a very good role in our interior. prominent role. the process of transforming a warehouse of forgotten and unnecessary things into a bright functional bedroom is coming to an end . furniture has already taken its place in the space. the installation of sockets indicates the readiness of the entire multi-point lighting system for operation. and the windows have already been decorated with curtains. look at this mirror, or rather the frame for it was made by oleg's father. that is why this thing is so dear to our heroes. they want to see it in their future, but not in one of the existing modern interiors - it doesn't fit, it doesn't fit yet. under the mirror made by ole

we communicated with the governor of the moscow region of the studio, i give you the floor., maria thank you from the moscow region where the construction of the yula highway in the south direction was started today, my colleague maria slobodyanskaya was talking live with the governor of the region. and now it's time for economic news, $4,000 per 1,000 cubic meters of this level can reach the cost of gas in europe this winter, gazprom analysts believe today the price has broken through the mark of $ 2,500. this is a six-month high since last week. the cost of gas has already risen by 12%, fuel is becoming more expensive against the backdrop of a drought in the eu, which provokes the immilation of rivers. this is a complication of navigation. in particular, the transportation of coal and diesel, in addition, russia has reduced the supply of nord stream to 20%. in britain, the energy crisis will reopen the largest gas storage. raf, the owner of the concessance facility, will begin to run out of fuel in it to ensure the country's gas reserves for the winter, the telegraph write

i yield the floor. i ask unanimous consent that following the vote on the motion to discharge the uhlmann nomination, the senate execute the previous order with respect to the milstein nomination. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: and as in legislative session i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of s. 4785, which was introduced earlier today. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. 4785, a bill to extend by 19 days the authorization for the special assessment for the domestic trafficking victims fund. the presiding officer: without objection the senate will proceed. mr. schumer: i further ask that the bill be considered read three times and passed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. mcconnell: madam president

i give the floor to the russian federation. >> thank you mr. president, we are gathered here today because reasoning that compelled us to request this meeting have not disappeared. the shelling continues despite the fact that the mpp does not have russian heavy artillery nor are there fires being conducted from there. we have said this many times, and this can be confirmed by the objective investigation. today, we have once again, heard the old record saying that russia is the guilty party. guilty for everything. the -- mpp is being distorted and obvious facts are being denied all of this being done with one goal in mind, to make sure that the ukrainian refugees are whitewashed, they get carte blanche knowing that they will be whitewashed by their patrons. once again we are called upon to agree to the iaea visit and we agreed to that in june and have confirmed that many times, including today. our colleagues continued to say that there is one simple way out of the situation to create a demilitarized area and withdrawal. this is an irresponsible

on the first floor. it's impossible for us to stand on the second floor. at inhabitants things have smelled already of this smell. that is, already, well, as it were, it is already so stable that it’s just them, well, we wash things not because we wear them , but because they hang in the wardrobe, in order to feel the whole bouquet of flavors of uzbek cuisine, residents just need to walk from elevator to the apartment, apparently. in the establishment, there are problems with ventilation, because all the kitchen smells go into entrance. we constantly contacted e, the management company, the management company replies that the hood is working properly. and that's it, but the smells continue. uh, spreading along the entrance , the residents assume that the merchants crashed into their ventilation, hence the problems with smells, however, specific aromas are not the only complaint people have against this establishment, since it works. it has 24 hour next door neighbors. they just can't sleep because of the constant noise. our children do not sleep, the elder

here in this apartment on the twentieth floor.fourth entrance, the alleged perpetrator of the murder, 43-year-old ukrainian citizen natalya vovk, rented a living space. in the first entrance of the same house, is it a coincidence or not, and the first and fourth entrances are interconnected by an underground parking . all her movements are that operational means took place here and actions are now in the entrance or what reminds, how did it go to accommodate the apartment of the citizens of ukraine filmed on the tenth floor the shots taken in the apartment on the floor below the realtor renting square meters do not exclude that the citizen of ukraine used the daily allowance rental home layout. according to a real estate specialist, they are very suitable for a single lady with a daughter. a spacious kitchen with a bedroom connected by a loggia especially for us realtor spends excursion. thank you. thank you for how the investigators managed to establish that the target of the criminals was precisely daria dukina. vovka despite th

you are watching the senate floor, where just moments ago, vice president kamala harris came to the flooron to proceed on the inflation reduction act. we are now watching the beginning of debate, debate that is expected to go along into the night. julie tsirkin telling us that senators arrived on the senate floor with suitcases, in preparation for this vote. we will continue to keep our eye on the debate. the rationale, and we knew this was coming, but wanted it, it was still a shock. wnba star brittney griner sentenced to nine years in a russian prison. a reminder, griner was caught with traces amount of cannabis oil when going to airports security. griner calls it a mistake, apologized, said she never intended to break the law, nine years, unless the u.s. and russia can reach a great deal to bring her home. my next guest is working furiously to make that happen. jotaka eaddy is the founder for women for women black women. thank you for being here. you have been advocating on kindness behalf for months, calling on the biden administration to do more, do you feel that your pleas are being

a live look at the senate floor right now. senators debate the inflation reduction act, also called the ira. this is no small task. opposition from republicans, senate democrats have to stick together to pass the bold piece of legislation in an evenly split 50/50 senate. legislation, as it stands right now would lower prescription drug costs, collect taxes from corporations and reduce the deficit. then this the historic 369 billion dollar investment in the fight against climate change. this investment in america's future comes fresh off a red hot job report, defying signs our nation's economy, and economic recovery is losing steam. u.s. created more than half 1 million jobs last month, strong growth and far better than expected. the unemployment rate now matches the 50 year low reach just before the start of the pandemic. the biden administration is on a roll creating jobs, there's a new sign extreme laws in republican led states could become jobs killers. eli lilly, one of indiana's largest employers, says -- new law will fac

work is being carried out simultaneously on several floors, while on the ninth floor he is leveling the, so that later they can be painted; on the fourth floor, he is installing window blocks to replace the broken ones. well, here are the destroyed ceilings between the three floors as a result of another powerful explosion, which was not built by the nazis in an ordinary residential at home, engineers from russia have already begun assembling a special design. a technical decision has been made, and to build two support frames. on one side of the house, on the other side of the house. to lean on these frames, the beams of the beams will take on the entire load, and after that the ceiling and load- bearing walls will be repaired and installed, the unique situation is that the overhaul takes place without the resettlement of people, some of them have nowhere else to live, so another task for the builders to do as soon as possible before the start of the heating season. well, this is the first liberated territory of a new residential microdistrict 12 modern houses with spacious apartments.

volodymyr zelenskyy --i get the floor to the representative of the -- gift the floor to the representativef the -- russian administration. >> we would like to explain our objects and. -- objection. for those who will try to distort our position, we do not object against the participation of the president of ukraine in the meeting but the process of patient must be in person and physically present in the chamber. these are the rules that govern the work of the council. this is a procedural matter. it is a matter of respect for the members of the council and the body. when the world was facing the coronavirus pandemic, we decided we would work virtually but all of our meetings via vtc were informal meetings. after returning to the council chamber after the peak of the pandemic, we decided the council would resume normal working levels. other members state participating under rule 37 should be here as well. president zelenskyy has spoken twice at vtc. others assured us in writing, including the president that invited the president of ukraine that this was a exception that would not create a p

i give him the floor. >> mr. president. president of, excellencies, today marks the third and tragic milestone. six months since russia's february invasion of ukraine. during these devastating period, thousands of civilians have been killed and injured, including hundreds of children and countless others have lost family members, friends, and loved ones. countless violations of humanitarian law committed with no accountability. millions of ukrainians have lost homes and worldly possessions, becoming refugees. humanitarian needs continue to rise rapidly, with millions of people in need of assistance and protection. as needs skyrocket, it is imperative that humanitarian access in ukraine reach all people who require assistance no matter what a live. mr. president, the consequences of this senseless war are being felt far beyond ukraine. we are seeing new vulnerabilities emerge in the global environment already worn out by conflict, inequality, pandemic-induced economic crisis and climate change, with a disproportionate impact

that's what i wrote in the application from the elevator of the fourth floor to the first floor.o me on the first floor, and they did it only in april , when i wrote a letter to the mayor, folding, the construction on the first floor looks absolutely ridiculous, driving along this ramp of a person, it turns out to be on the site between floors up to elevator. another whole flight of stairs, but it is not suitable for wheelchair users. you right of the district answered they are not against the ramps along the entire route, but install them there is no technical problem possible. could solve the lift, but here the failure trace. it has been established that there is no technical possibility for installing a lifting platform for a disabled person. based on the architectural features of the entrance, the possibility of using a step is also missing. the only option is to go for a walk to lida nikolaevna into social workers who can carry her out of the apartment in their arms. will there be such an opportunity in the near future? it is not yet known alena lavrov alexander merkuriev, a

only on the third floor up there we will start our modification.will act radically, we will demolish the ceiling and send it out and get a spacious attic, and it will have a two-story cinema, a mini observatory and an invisible table . we will redo the attic for nikita vika and lisa garshin. married life , they decided that they would have exactly three children. even the age difference. they guessed 5 years. buy a winter birthday, we have always envied those who have a summer birthday, so we decided, that our children will be born in the summer, so that it would be beautiful. this is vladimir joking, his sense of humor helped him win irina's heart 20 years ago when she went for a walk around the city with him for the first time. i laughed from morning to evening. i just laughed out loud. well, that's all, and i realized that i feel good, i'm positive. vladimir also loves speed . the only source of family income. not so long ago, vladimir left the business and got a new profession as a massage therapist. she referred me to becoming a massage therap

was washing the flag, let them wash the floors somehow.e immediately rushed to glaza razlamast all these dpr is this or how to call it or there were also professional russian military men and in the butts i could feel the correction of the military i could feel the conversation itself finished we don’t talk like that here in donbass do you want that same thing there? and i want ukraine to be there so that you know ukraine is there and you are the dead, that's all . he said that's all. i saw the mood itself, especially the security itself . they pulled away. they didn't let me. they only brought me. then i realized that it was necessary to hunt here. when we entered this room , there were two bottles . pinocchio was standing there. they covered it with blood. there were arrows. they didn't take them out to eat, they didn't give them well, there is such a person there, the lord didn't want anything, and then they brought something that those eh, with some , they brought their hands twisted with wire there, here's a window now, here's a spot

corridor and the public rooms on the state floor. it also codified that furniture fixtures and decorative arts of the white house are inalienable and considered the property of the white house mrs. kennedy supported the creation of the white house historical association as a cooperating organization with the national park service, and we are proud to maintain that today six years 60 years later while mrs. kennedy's time at the white house was tragically cut short her successor lady bird johnson and her husband president lyndon johnson further institutionalized these roles and are ongoing relationship president johnson issued executive order 11145, which officially created the position of white house curator and the committee for the preservation of the white house. and we'll talk a little bit more about what that is and who's on that the coalescence of these ideas and practices and collaboration between government private advisory practitioner all takes place in the 1960s and it sets a new standard for preservation of the white house

it was impossible to go to the fourth floor without an apparatus, and then the smoke cleared . and wellindows, the rescuers climbed higher and higher, and here and there they found the wounded and the dead, here lay the body of his mother, and here is a civilian man, we immediately dug him out, you open the room here and there we carried the whole room in my grandfather's arms, and the bodies of two women who were on the ninth floor at the time of the explosion were found by the rescuers on the ground near the house, crushed by slabs. they are not recognizable, and yet maxim hoped that if we bribed concrete and bricks, they would still manage to find survivors in our place the procedure is we do a minute of silence, a minute of silence, the whole equipment is assembled, the whole instrument is assembled, and people disperse, well, in a row, so we begin to listen, and call someone over there if well, if someone in the row hears us, so that at least we can understand where a person is found if he is alive in the rubble. thanks to this method, it was possible to save a man who was under th

had built a house when they set up this house . house i really dreamed about it, about the second floors, i dreamed about it at the moment natalia has already gone to work she works in the boryspil city council, her husband lost his job due to the war, but he does not give up while he completes the house, his daughter is waiting when he will be able to go to school again and get used to living among the sirens, it is about patriotism to return knowing that there is still rocket terror here, of course it is patriotism and you cannot call it anything according to the data of the european union officially , four million ukrainians have already asked for refuge from the war in europe 500,000 of them are schoolchildren, the majority of those who remain abroad for the time being admit that they really want to go home svitlana berezivska timofiyko also ihor syryy tsn 1+1 marathon the only news we impress europe with our victories in eight finals and eight gold awards, these beautiful ukrainian women won in all the disciplines in which they participated such a triumphant result of our national a

just on the floor, ms.howed the results of a direct hit of a russian projectile on the school, two more fell on the territory of the educational institution, now here any door any deacon, the building was built back in the 50th year, the walls in three bricks probably saved the school from complete destruction, suggests the deputy director kateryna novikova, but even though it is a whole lake , it is dangerous to be here, it is very difficult to work , because all the windows are broken, all the windows are broken , that is, we have only one path left - on that side of the window goals and yes, the whole school without age, the whole school is in glass, the floor overlap of the second and third floors, the second first floor is also small, there is a breakdown, the students of this school will start the academic year online, where they will spend lessons, teachers, that is a big question, when did the local cultural center open its doors again, it is also unknown, the russian projectiles gridded the entire

on the floor! >> drop the gun! >> drop the gun on the floor or you will be shot! put it on the floor! >> (inaudible) >> do it again, get back! >> drop the gun! >> drop it! drop that gun on the floor! put it down! put the gun down! put that gun down or you will be shot! you, down! >> shots fired! shots fired! >> shots fired. >> just get on the ground! get flat on the ground, buddy! >> drop the gun! >> just drop it! it is okay, just drop the gun! just get flat on the floor! >> what is your 20? [car alarm] >> just put it down alright! it's okay, this is over. just put that gun down! >> drop the gun! >> drop the gun on the floor! alright, nobody wants to get shot today. just put it down! >> still got the gun, shots fired and on the car, still not cooperative. >> shots fired. (inaudible) suspect is behind the vehicle, not cooperative. >> just put it down, alright. >> (inaudible) [sirens] >> took a shot at us. >> suspect took a shot. (inaudible) >> bring up a shield. >> (inaudible) >> [inaudible comments over the radio] >> put that gun on the floor! >> (inaudible) >> th

the seventh floor is reduced to be transparent with the victims in the public. even after five years. i want to know the underlying facts of this. the public trust will continue to be a rodent for federal law enforcement until they are transparent at the highest levels of the fbi. i think as a holy and make it public trust our everyday rank-and-file fbi members and every day the department of justice. i am a former prosecutor, former district attorney. i work with federal law enforcement officials day and in day out. i trusted the men and women that i work with on a daily basis. i do not trust the level of leadership that has politicized these great organizations of an american justice. i call for full and complete transparency on this matter from the senate floor in the highest levels of the department of justice. the american public demands transparency and accountability. no one is above the law. i heard that yesterday. no one is above the law and that includes the attorney general in the seventh floor of the fbi. thank you and i will be followed by mark wayn

the seventh floor is reduced to be transparent with the victims in the public. even after five years. i want to know the underlying facts of this. the public trust will continue to be a rodent for federal law enforcement until they are transparent at the highest levels of the fbi. i think as a holy and make it public trust our everyday rank-and-file fbi members and every day the department of justice. i am a former prosecutor, former district attorney. i work with federal law enforcement officials day and in day out. i trusted the men and women that i work with on a daily basis. i do not trust the level of leadership that has politicized these great organizations of an american justice. i call for full and complete transparency on this matter from the senate floor in the highest levels of the department of justice. the american public demands transparency and accountability. no one is above the law. i heard that yesterday. no one is above the law and that includes the attorney general in the seventh floor of the fbi. thank you and i will be followed by mark wayn

on a 5th floor and be many, somehow to crawl out. for me myself i. i spent a lot of time outside anyway, you know, so i felt safer when i came to hotel than on the streets of the river. but no, no, we didn't feel safe. there was no, no way we could have felt saint the main streets between the holiday inn and the parliament building became known as night. the alley behind me is my old bull snake or the dragon of boss. now it's the name of the street, but 25 years ago this was known as a sniper alley. this is on in the most dangerous intersections and inside able, the hotel sat immediately on sniper alley. and of course the journalists were living in in trucks. summative, much of the sniper fire, which is one of the reasons why so much footage, immediately from journalists around this particular area. they were located in the hotel. the snipers were particularly active in this area. according to 1995, the un figures, 225 people were killed here. 60 of them children. on over a 1000 injured during the siege, the foreign correspondence an

president, i yield the floor. ms. ernst: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. ms. ernst: mr. president, today i come to the floor to urge president biden to return his attention to his disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan one year ago. i want to direct the commander in chief to reflect on a series of commitments he made to the american people before and during his reckless exit. on august 19, 2021, president biden promised u.s. troops would remain on the ground until every american who wanted to leave afghanistan was evacuated. on august 26, 2021, president biden promised to hunt down and avenge the deaths of 13 servicemembers killed in action by isis-k in kabul. in a speech to the united nations on september 21, 2021, the president promised his administration would hold the taliban accountable to protect the rights of afghan women. mr. president, the commander in chief failed to uphold his word on all three fronts, and american security and prosperity have suffered as a result of his bro

i've had it on the floor a number of times.ut these are the kind of men, women who built this great nation, hardworking americans doing incredible stuff. that's a lunch break, by the way, in the building of the empire state building. this shouldn't be hard to support the men and women who build this country and it shouldn't be hard for my democratic colleagues, who often claim to support the working men and women of america. and in the past, i certainly will acknowledge that has been true, but today, and i've learned this lesson the hard way back home in alaska, today whenever national democrats have to choose between the interest of the far-left elite environmental groups and these men and women who produce things and build things in america, they sell out the working class every time. every time. i see this every day in my state. now, i mentioned this in a commerce committee hearing a few months ago. one of my democratic colleagues is a friend and almost everybody on the other side of the aisle is a good friend of mine, he go

on the floor! >> drop the gun! >> drop the gun on the floor or you will be shot! put it on the floor! >> (inaudible) >> do it again, get back! >> drop the gun! >> drop it! drop that gun on the floor! put it down! put the gun down! put that gun down or you will be shot! you, down! >> shots fired! shots fired! >> shots fired. >> just get on the ground! get flat on the ground, buddy! >> drop the gun! >> just drop it! it is okay, just drop the gun! just get flat on the floor! >> what is your 20? [car alarm] >> just put it down alright! it's okay, this is over. just put that gun down! >> drop the gun! >> drop the gun on the floor! alright, nobody wants to get shot today. just put it down! >> still got the gun, shots fired and on the car, still not cooperative. >> shots fired. (inaudible) suspect is behind the vehicle, not cooperative. >> just put it down, alright. >> (inaudible) [sirens] >> took a shot at us. >> suspect took a shot. (inaudible) >> bring up a shield. >> (inaudible) >> [inaudible comments over the radio] >> put that gun on the floor! >> (inaudible) >> th

we are on the fourth floor. they have the first floor. possible moves. we have two to avoid. grids, tenants, high-rise buildings go. opened to our closed courtyard around the perimeter, and they, of course, did all their business there. neighbors began to complain that, and the courtyard to pass, as people react to young pets, literally everyone stops and takes pictures. a trolleybus was driving along the route , the driver stops abruptly and starts filming, because there the passengers inside did not bother him at all. and children, children, are probably generally delighted with these animals, especially the new year there were a lot of children. they surrounded dusya right here. let's stroke. well, the truth is, when dusya grunted loudly. they were a little scared, neighbor pavel ugu honestly told us that her child, for example, is very afraid of pigs. and julia did not forget that we rarely meet in the parade, if we meet once every two in three months, and she starts screaming that the child is afraid. let me yell that i'm afraid. and

third floor room 15 go ahead, i've already been seen, understand?htening the field. as for work, well, yes, it's a japanese doctor's clinic, right? okay, come on in. hey where are you going girl if we're already here sit quietly where fifteenth chamber on the third floor. well, let's go girl, let's go. do not be afraid no one will offend you if you behave well, let him come in too. have you really decided to build shmonov? we need to cover up what we are here for, and then we need to find something for decency. let's smoke cigarettes. the sergeant opens to take me to the toilet instead i drag him into the cell with the keys, let's say. and what am i doing at this time, the corridor is also under surveillance. sweet yawn, a little more and do. okay, further down in the treatment room we find two a set of uniforms, one major for me, another ensign for him, and where does it come from? this is your concern, let's say further further out of the procedure room. first i go alone. you open the magnetic door for me from the corridor to the guardhouse. well

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