been living for 2 years because i ’m studying there in moscow i chose russia at the peoples' friendship universitylogy because it is a very interesting, beautiful , huge country and i dreamed of coming to russia, so i was happy when i was invited to come to belarus, i immediately thought: this is mine, but when they said also, that we could play here at the festival, this is a huge, huge adventure, and we will also represent our homeland and here we will show people what we have in nikoravo. and we explain how this relates to cultural, cultural from belarus and russia, yes, we have a lot in common, despite the fact that we are far away, but we also have a history of interesting things for everyone, i’ve been here for 8 years, i came i started learning russian, i didn’t learn anything at all, i didn’t know anything about it, especially words. i have a higher education in venezuela, i wanted applications to the legal field in belarus and here i am studying russian and at one time also studying international law. despite the distance, i think that there are a lot of things in common between our count

peoples' friendship universities this month and beyond, well, with friends and with people on the streetrds, vocabulary, and so on, but it is always such a difficult task to learn russian, i also understand , that like russian for you, it’s also difficult to learn spanish, but it’s very interesting. because it’s not just about learning a language, it’s also about culture, and this is important for everyone. in russia, i myself have created a very interesting life, now i am engaged not only in studies, i am also an actor, a musician, an athlete, because everything is here, everything that is interesting, a person can be found in russia, so i do something new every day , i study at the institute of ecology and also at the institute of foreign languages, we also have a team cellar and there i also study almost... four times a week, and i really love that what we have at our university is exactly our national team is also in belarus, it’s interesting, because i didn’t come alone, and i met aldo, aldo from tomsk, we just agreed that we would play something from nikoravo, we were going to do i

moscow , at the peoples' friendship university , at the institute of ecology, i chose russia becauseresting, a beautiful, huge country, and i dreamed of coming to russia, so i was happy when i was invited to come to belarus, i immediately thought of it, this is mine, and when they also said that we could play here at the festival, this is huge, adventure and we will also represent our homeland and here we will show people what we have in nikoravo and explain how how does this relate to cultural, cultural from belarus and russia, yes, we have a lot in common, despite the fact that we are far away, but we also have a history of interesting things. i have been here for 8 years already, i came here and started learning russian, i didn’t learn anything at all, about this, especially words, nothing, knew nothing, at first, i started learning russian, and then i entered the magistracy and now as a graduate student, i always wanted russian now, because my language is very interesting, i have a higher education in venezuela, i wanted proshov in the legal field in belarus and here i study russ

consultant of the department of the russian peoples' friendship university named after patrice lumumbal russian university of peoples' friendship named after patrice lumumba. klishes andrey aleksandrovich, professor, senator of the russian federation, representative of the government of the krasnoyarsk territory, chairman of the federation council committee on constitutional legislation and state building. chechelnitsky ilya valentinovich, first deputy head of the working apparatus of the commissioner for human rights in the russian federation. for the comprehensive scientific and practical development of a pedagogical system of professional retraining for advanced training of teachers to work in the conditions of the russian academy of education, professor of the department of the institute of digital education of moscow city pedagogical university. olga yurievna zaslavskaya, professor at the moscow city institute of digital education. pegogian university.

to russia, i started learning russian, namely at the russian language institute, peoples' friendship university and then with us, well, with friends. we and people on the street also every day - we learn new words, vocabulary and so on, well , it is always such a difficult task to learn russian, i also understand that as a russian it is difficult for you to also learn spanish, but it is very interesting, because it’s not just about learning a language, it’s also about culture, and that’s important, yes i myself have created a very interesting life for everyone in russia. i am now engaged not only in studies, i am also an actor, a musician, an athlete, because everything is here, everything that is interesting, a person can be found in russia, so i do something new every day, i study at the institute of ecology, and also to the institute of foreign languages, and we also have a cellar with the national team and there i... also study almost four times a week, and i really love that what we have at our university and our national team is also in belarus is interesting, because i'm not alone came a

living in russia for 2 years, because i ’m studying there, it’s in moscow at the people’s friendship universitys happy when i was invited to come to belarus, i immediately came up with the idea, this is mine, and when they also said, that we could play here at the festival, it's huge, huge, adventures, and we will also present our homeland and here we will show people what we have in nikora and we will explain how this relates to the cultural, cultural from belarus and russia, yes, we have a lot in common, despite the fact that we we are far away, but we also have a history of interesting things for everyone, i’ve been here for eight years, i came here and started learning russian, i didn’t learn anything at all, i didn’t know anything about this, especially words, at first i started learning russian language, and then entered the magistracy and now as a graduate student, i am russian because he is i have a higher education in venezuela, i wanted to sell my studies in the legal field in belarus and here i study russian and at the same time i also study international law. despite the distance, i

family. good afternoon, as already said, my name is ulyana, i represent the russian peoples' friendship universitynot my first time at this olympiad, i am very happy and grateful to be here again, because every year the olympiad brings more and more vivid emotions and impressions. it's very nice to see familiar faces among participants, and among experts, precisely as a student participant, i want to say that it is very pleasant that many intellectual events are organized here, in which students not only from all over russia, but also from other countries, can collaborate together, discuss important problems, come to new conclusions, and here everyone probably feels that, let’s say, they are not alone in their interest in this problem, and everyone feels like they are part of this olympiad movement, as you said, in connection with this, i probably have a small wish, and so that the olympiad movement has expanded, become larger, and perhaps the request for assistance may be to organize more events for the finalists, participants outside the framework... of this olympiad week in sochi, so that throu

lumumba was supported by the soviet union, so you know for sure that our russian people's friendship universitypatrice lumumba. at that moment, zaire became a point of contact and a point of play. such a big game between the soviet union and the united states of america, everyone saw the soviet union behind patrisalumbai. in fact , patrimba was not a communist, he was a leftist, as they say , in short, a figure of leftist views, but he was not a communist, his murder, and led to the fact that the civil war heated up with new force, this did not stop the citizens. war and the united states of america needed this - any country in any country encountered the interests of the soviet union and they tolerated this communist threat. and africa , that means, from the beginning of the liberation of the so-called year of africa in 1960, it was the place where these geopolitical interests of the two superpowers collided. and zaire was among them. it all started in 1960, congo gained independence, by the way, this was the last a country that freed itself from colonial dependence, it was a colony of belgium

ahead, joint, i worked confidently with oleg aleksandrovich at the creation of the peoples' friendship universityeory and history of international relations. in 2013 , he became a doctor of political science and defended his dissertation at the mead diplomatic academy. in in 2005, he was appointed to the position of advisor to the presidential administration for foreign policy. since 2009, management positions in private companies. in 2021, he was appointed deputy chairman of the government of the moscow region, and since october 31 , 2023, he has been acting governor of the vologda region. at least two people were killed during the shelling of donetsk, five were injured, among them three journalists from the lime tv channel, this was reported in the telegram channel of the media holding, the victims were taken to hospital, one of which there were deep penetrating wounds in the chest and neck, the rest also received shrapnel wounds, their lives are now not in danger , the ssu again hit the city with mestzo missiles, earlier today ukrainian troops had already shelled the budenovsky district, a str

research on international relations, worked at the relevant department of the russian peoples’ friendship university2000s he was employed in the presidential administration as a advisor to the department of foreign policy, then held senior positions in the domestic corporate sector, in the fourteenth he headed the institute of strategic research and forecasts, again on the basis of rudn. finally, in november of the twenty-first, filimonov began working with the deputy chairman of the government of the moscow region. we'll be back after a short commercial, here's what we'll talk about. he does not salute the commander, and sometimes he can bite. the fighting goose is on duty together with our military in the matchmaker-creation direction. how does he help the fighters? alpha. the bank was the first in russia to cancel commissions for all payment transfers. order a free alpha debit card, it’s not just profitable. alpha is profitable. i ordered a package of kefir, looked around, hop, apartment. place orders on the scooter and participate in the apartment drawing. skicotheque. remember what they told yo

provided certain support to patrice lumba, so you know for sure that we have the russian people's friendship universitye lumumba . at that time, zaire became the point of contact and the point where such a big game was played out between the soviet union and the united states of america. everyone saw the soviet union behind patrisalumba. actually patrice lumumba was not a communist, he was a leftist, as they say, in short, a figure of leftist views, but he was not a communist. his murder led to the fact that the civil war heated up with renewed vigor , it did not stop the civil war, and the united states of america needed this: any country in any country collided with the interests of the soviet union and they imagined this communist threat, and africa, this means that from the beginning of the liberation of the so-called year of africa, from the sixtieth year, it was... the place where these the geopolitical interests of the two superpowers, including zaire, where it all began, in the sixtieth year the congo gained independence, by the way it was the last country that freed itself from colonial depend

georgy filimonov is 43 years old, born in tomsk, graduated from the russian peoples' friendship universitye theory and history of international relations. in 2013, he became a doctor of political science and defended his dissertation at the diplomatic academy. in 2005, he was appointed to the position of advisor to the presidential administration for foreign policy. since 2009, he has held senior positions in private companies. in 2021 , he was appointed deputy chairman of the government of the moscow region. from october 31, twenty-third, temporarily acting governor of the vologda region. at least two people were killed during the shelling of donetsk. 12 were injured. among them are three journalists from the izvestia tv channel. this was reported by the telegram channel mediaholdin. the victims were taken to the hospital, one of them suffered deep penetrating wounds to the chest and neck, the rest also received shrapnel wounds. nothing threatens their lives now. it also became known that a cameraman from the zvezda tv channel was injured; he was hit by a shrapnel. the ssu again hit the c

, that the solid foundation on which we are building our joint future is the historical universities of friendshipen the two countries, there is a strong foundation for strengthening the alliance and strategic partnership between kyrgyzstan and russia and broad prospects. in the capital of kyrgyzstan today, the head of our foreign ministry, sergei lavrov, took part in a meeting of the council of ministers of foreign affairs of the cis in a narrow and expanded format. we also discussed worsening conflict between israel and palestine. lavrov said both sides must respect humanitarian law and refrain from indiscriminate use of force. izbeshke. reporting by dmitry kochutkov. in bishka you can now see not only the russian flag for putin’s visit, but also the flags of other cis countries, here they are preparing for tomorrow’s summit. before the meeting of the council of heads of state of the commonwealth , foreign ministers gathered in the kyrgyz capital to compare notes on the most important international issues. of course, the ministers could not help discuss the hottest topic - the palestinian-israel

university. these significant events in our bilateral relations are symbols of our friendship. value the kyrgyz-russian strategic partnership and allied relations. at all recently, on the day of knowledge, september 1, at a solemn ceremony, we launched the construction of the first three schools with russian as the language of instruction in kyrgyzstan. i am confident that in the future, graduates of these schools will make a great contribution to the deepening of kyrgyz-russian relations. in this regard, it deserves attention: the active dynamics of contacts and exchanges between departments and our countries, as well as through public diplomacy. among them, i would like to especially highlight the memory train, scarlet sails, shows of masters and young talents of kyrgyz ballet art in cities yekaterinburg, chelyabinsk, kurgan and kazan. in the near future, 15 students will visit russia as part of the interhome for children of kyrgyzstan project. we also highly appreciate the visits to bishkek by the leadership of the russian government, the ministry of emergency situations, th

the solid foundation on which we build our future together is. historical universities of friendshipountries, to strengthen relations of alliance and strategic partnership between kyrgyzstan and russia, there are strong. basis and broad prospects. russia is one of the leading trade and economic partners of kyrgyzstan. last year , trade turnover increased by 37% to a record level of almost $3.5 billion. and in the first half of this year it added another 17.9%. russia is the largest investor in the kyrgyz economy, about 36%. 800 enterprises with russian participation, work in this area is being carried out by an intergovernmental commission, we believe that the work is going very successfully, an intergovernmental program is being implemented, economic cooperation until 2026, the president of russia arrived in beshkak with an order for sadyr zhaparov, the order of honor for his significant contribution to strengthening the relations of strategic partnership and alliance between russia and kyrgyzstan, the development of integration processes in the eurasian space. it would not be an in

diplomacy, the solid foundation on which we are building our joint future is the historical universities of friendshipwo countries; there is a strong foundation and broad prospects for strengthening the alliance and strategic partnership between kyrgyzstan and russia. russia is one of the leading trade and economic partners of kyrgyzstan. 37% to a record almost 3.5 billion dollars; in the first half of this year it added another 17.9%. russia is the largest investor in the kyrgyz economy; about 36% of all accumulated foreign direct investment in kyrgyzstan is made up of russian capital investments. there are 800 enterprises operating in the republic. with russian participation, work in this area is being carried out by an intergovernmental commission, we believe that the work is going very successfully, an intergovernmental program, economic cooperation until 2026 . the president of russia arrived in bishkek with an order for sadyr japarov. order of honor for significant contribution to strengthening relations of strategic partnership and alliance. between russia and kyrgyzstan, the development of int

attention. and the solid foundation on which we are building our joint future is the historical universities of friendshipen the two countries; there is a strong foundation and broad prospects for strengthening the alliance and strategic partnership between kyrgyzstan and russia. these negotiations are still ongoing, of course, we we are counting on... to know the details a little later, this is a meeting, and the first, but not the last for today, vladimir putin also intends to meet with his colleague from azerbaijan, ilham aliyev, issues will obviously be discussed there, first of all, nagorno-karabakh, his integration, already in azerbaijan and of course, the situation of russian peacekeepers there, as we know, the mandate for our peacekeepers to be there expires in 2025 and the issue of their assistance to the population who decides to return to nagorno-karabakh again, of course, we are talking about armenians here, so we will wait and share the details with you already: in our next inclusions. giving. yes, natalia, thank you. natalya solovyova was from beshkek, about how the verdicts of vladimir puti

university. these significant events in our bilateral relations are symbols of our friendship.ing place in the world , is becoming one of the key places, can be seen from the desire of the united states to literally get in here. here is a striking example. during the un general assembly last month, joe biden met with the heads of kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, turkmenistan and uzbekistan. the declared goal is cooperation, hidden to drive a wedge between the former soviet republics and russia. the usa shows in every possible way that. the new trade routes proposed to russia in response to their sanctions do not suit them; it is known what such american activity can lead to; here is a typical quote from an article in the chinese publication the paper. western attempts to develop closer ties with central asian states could increase the likelihood of hybrid warfare in the region and reignite historical conflicts. central asia is home to many fault lines that could grow again. it is clear why increased attention is paid to security in the region, one of which is the russian air

university. these significant events in our bilateral relations are symbols of our friendship. t of the russian delegation, the minister of education and science valery folkov, who not only signed a document on cooperation with his kyrgyz counterpart, but also visited the kyrgyz russian slavic university, where more than 7,000 students are currently studying and where construction is being prepared. new campus. in general, the package of documents signed today speaks about the expansion of cooperation in many spheres. during the negotiations, it was emphasized that one of the most important sectors of russian-kyrgyz cooperation is energy. our country is the main supplier of petroleum products in kyrgyzstan. we fully meet the needs of kyrgyz consumers for gasoline and diesel. last year, about 1.2 million tons of fuel were exported. we intend to ship the same amount before the end of this year, and deliveries are carried out, i would like to emphasize this separately, on preferential terms without charging export customs duties, which also provides a direct economic effect for the

university. these significant events in our bilateral relations are symbols of our friendship. russian delegation included the minister of education and science valery folkov, who not only signed his name. colleagues document on cooperation, but also visited the kyrgyz-russian slavic university, where more than 7,000 students are currently studying and where the construction of a new campus is being prepared. a new direction of training will appear, the emphasis will be on training personnel to meet current future needs republic of kyrgyzstan, there is a great demand for specialists, for school teachers, for specialists, engineering specialties , direction to engineering... the package of documents signed today indicates the expansion of cooperation in many areas. during the negotiations, it was emphasized that one of the most important sectors of russian-kyrgyz cooperation is energy. our country, the main supplier of petroleum products in kyrgyzstan, fully meets the needs of kyrgyz consumers for gasoline and diesel. last year we exported about 1.2 million. we intend to ship the

my motherhood is important to me, i friendships, the role i have in my emily and at my university. but it has made me remember how important it is to put pen to paper. it has put a fire under me. >> one of the things i find most puzzling and unsurprising, -- [laughter] jericho: thank you for that phrase. >> the fact that the books are being banned because they represent lives that certain people do not want referenced in the world. they do not want them to have the power of language, and the power of being in a book which gives it a kind of authority. and somehow there is an idea that if these worlds are given the power of language, it's magic. that people will be recruited and made a certain way because they have read it. as a pose to -- as opposed to, recognition. you read something, and you see also, i am also seeing myself there. i am seeing someone who i love, or could love. my essay in how we do it is about writing a deep engagement with awareness, awareness of the senses. it is frequently what is important in good writing. astute attention. to the world and a world that want

university. professor miller. so when you were received a, receiving that border of friendship from having supplied, you may put them. you also said that that period is in history of the unit polarity, of the united states, appointing itself as the indispensable nation was a fairly anomalous and temporary phenomenon in the history of international relations. but the americans are clearly not giving it up without a fight. and i want to ask you, how far do you think the current confrontation between the west on the one hand and russia possibly china, possibly some other uh, disagreeing countries, how far do you think it may go? i believe it will co, a white default, and a, it is a tendency which will continue for decades, at least, maybe even a long but, but i who and even though this is, i hope i hope so that the equity of face health, confrontation, these specially in ukraine will in the new york, georgia with kind of ceasefire and may compromises. but, but i the new world order, if you purchase some kind of force or you merchants of course, but i don't think that it will be, uh they, they say, well, what happened t

university professor mallerson. and when you were receive it and receiving that border of friendship from the house of pleasure, may i put you on. your also said that that period is in history of the unit polarity, of the united states, appointing itself as the indispensable nation was a fairly anomalous and temporary phenomenon in the history of international relations. but the americans, i clearly know giving it up without a fight. and i want to ask you how far do you think the current confrontation between the west on the one hand and rush of possibly china possibly some other uh, disagreeing countries. how far do you think if they go, i believe it will co, a white default, and a, it is a attendance it which will continue for decades at least, and maybe even longer. but i who and even the dc. so i hope i hope so that the equity phase tells confirm based on these specially in your, in the will of the end. well then the earth future which kind of cease fire and make compromises. but, but i the new world order. if it the purchase of some kind of force or humanities, of course, but i don't think that it will be the

will be 25 years since the branch of the russian university of economics named after p made a worthy contribution to strengthening the traditional friendshipween russia and mongolia. anastasia ponko, alexander dvornikov, vladimir kulyakov. we inform mongolia. well, now there is important news from the world of the gaming industry. users of the popular computer game world of tanks will have the opportunity to switch to the domestic analogue. this was agreed upon by ratsit, the regional public center for internet technology, and the russian company right holder. more than a year ago, the once belarusian developer, a set of famous military multiplayer simulators, officially left the markets of russia and belarus, at the same time players could transfer their profiles from a foreign game to the now separately developing world of tanks, but probably not everyone did this; now they may legally face charges of financing the armed forces of ukraine, those players in the european segment. russian players who would like to leave the global platform from the european platform and move to the russian division. russian game world of tanks, after our di

he struck up unlikely friendships with segregationist senators jesse helms and strom thurmond thurmond was so fond of bowman, he made a personal call to officials at howard universityfriendship with a young college student working as a clerk for arkansas sentor william fullbright his name was bill clinton. >> he was a little fellow who i gues needed a little nourishment for someone older than he was. we got along real fine >> reporter: when he retired at 90 years old, bowman officially was the longest serving african american congressional aide in american history in the forward to bowman's 2008 autobiography "step by step," president clinton wrote of his friend he epitomizes the kind of citizen that makes this country great. herbert "bertie" bowman rose from the steps of sweeping the capitol to practically running the place, died on sunday in north bethesda, maryland he was 92 years old. dealdash.s since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for less than $20. i got this kitchenaid stand mixer for only $56. i got this bbq smoker for 26 bucks. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash

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quickly and focus on them and my motherhood is very important, my friendships areo important in the role i have in my family and at my university is important but it made me remember how important it is to put pen to paper to get to work so put a fire under me. >> one thing i find most puzzling and surprising. [laughter] >> thank you for that. >> many of the books are banned because they represent lines certain people don't want to have the world. they don't want to have the power of language and being in a book which gives it kind of authority. somehow unsurprising this idea these worlds are given the power of language people will be like recruited and made a certain way as opposed to what tends to happen which is recognition. you read thing and you see also, i am also seeing myself there are someone i love her could love in disguise. my essay in how we do it is riding with engagement with awareness, particularly of the senses which is so frequently what is important good writing, as to attention to the world and the world that wants to distract us all the time. not most of us are paying attention one could not have people sto

university. these significant events in our bilateral relations are symbols of our friendship. n delegation included the minister of education and science valery falkov, who not only signed a cooperation document with his kyrgyz colleague, but also visited the kyrgyz-russian slavic university, where more than 7,000 students are currently studying and where the construction of a new campus is being prepared. a new direction of training will appear and will be focused on training personnel for the current future needs of the republic of kyrgyzstan. there is a great demand here for specialists - school teachers, engineering and technical personnel - medical personnel. it was emphasized that one of the most important the main branch of russian-kyrgyz cooperation is energy. our country is the main supplier of petroleum products in kyrgyzstan, and we fully meet the needs of kyrgyz consumers for gasoline and diesel. last year we exported about one 2 mil of fuel, and we plan to ship the same amount until the end. moreover, deliveries are carried out, i would like to emphasize this separ

found peace in high school, how i obtained a scholarship to a top university and attracted most of my love interest seemed made friendshipshat became brotherhoods and when no oneot else wanted me, football was home. >> there's so much, a young age i benefit to my detriment. football especially growing up in texas is a pivotal part i of culture. i think it's family, faith and football and though my family a lot of times didn't look like othery peoples, i didn't attend church regularly like others did, football is something i could lean on and proceed when they saw me in the something that asfo the outside world begn to value i began to do the same. i try togi tell young athletes d all people in general that of course it is okayse to sacrifice things to achieve your dreams and to succeed in the proportionate interest of the creative hobbies or activities that you love but it's never okay to sacrifice yourself and that is in mind with walking the lineup football that becomes so obsessive and i think that as much as i love football and as much as it gave me brothers in the shape of teammates and mentors in the mail figures an

show about these three friends and how hard it is to maintain friendships through life, as people change. in that way, it's kind of your universalople are responding to hopefully. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break but don't go anywhere. we'll be right back with more jonathan goff, lindsay mendez, daniel radcliffe. when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking h-i-v treatment as prescribed and getting to and staying undetectable prevents transmitting h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifa

peace in high school, how i obtained a scholarship to a top university, how i attracted most of my love interests, football is how i made friendships that became brotherhoods and when no one else wanted me, football was home. >> yes. >> yeah, there's so much of my identity at a young age, a lot to benefit and some to detriment. football growing up in texas is a point of view toll part of justvo culture there. i say it's the 3 f's all of the family, faith and football. i did not attend church regularly like others did but football was something that i could lean on. i beganhe to do the same. i tried to tell young athletes and really all people in general that, of course, it is okay to sacrifice your dream but it's never okay to sacrifice yourself and that is a thin line when walking the line of football, becoming so obsessive in your life and i think that as much as i love football, as much as it gave me brothers and teammates and mentors and male figures and coaches and family and purpose and education, i also let it take things from me. like my uniqueness, individuality, the ability to challenge the things that i was told about be

peace in high school, how i obtained a scholarship to a top university, attracted most of my love interests, football and so i made friendships that became brotherhoods and when no one else wanted me, football was home. r.k.: there is so much of my identity from football, a lot of it to my benefit, some to my detriment, growing up in texas, it is a pivotal part of culture there. i was in his family, faith, and football. my family did not look like other people's, i did not attend church regularly like others did, football was something that proceeded all of those things when they saw me in something that, as the outside world forgets about you, i was beginning to do the same, i've tried to tell young athletes at all people in general that of course it is ok to sacrifice to achieve your dreams and succeed in the profession and interests and the creative hobbies or activities that you love but it was it is never ok to sacrifice yourself. that is the line but your walking with football, it has become so obsessive in your life, as much as i love football, with mentors and the male figures and coaches and family and purpose and ed

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