it swung open and they were already pushing towards them that there was no real fritz.mong the prisoners, a specialist was found, not without pride, said the young guard. michael and his partner froze in surprise fritz specialist that stood with his hands up, no doubt that they had led him to execution and nodding his head in fear. repeated. i and fritz soon explained to him the essence of the problem with gestures, laying out a drawing of the part in front of him, and the work began to boil. the population of our good people passed the time. they saw in these prisoners not those fascists who mocked them. but simply, well , people who are to blame for something, but still they are people and not only saw in captured people, but also helped fed and even rescued. i remember a sad incident during construction today, where a group of germans, six or seven people, fell through the earth to a great depth. which were taken to rescue them had a bad excavator. here there were piece everything found to save the lives of these people. i think that the world lacks justice for a det

it swung open and they were already pushing towards them, which is a real fritz.ere, among the prisoners, a specialist found it not without pride, said a young guard. mikhail froze, and as a partner, in surprise , he stood with his hands up. the population of our kind people ask for time, they saw in these prisoners not those fascists who mocked them. but just, well , people who are to blame for something. well after all, they are people and not only saw people in captivity, but also helped, fed and even saved. i remember a sad incident during construction. there, a group of germans, six or seven people, fell through the ground to a great depth with bad excavators. each journey for them is a real quest and the first task, no matter how terribly embarrassing on the one hand, but it is directly connected with this place, an old cemetery , not large, which is more than 400 years old. i don't know where to look. children's mountain, this is a whole archaeological complex and what is behind us behind our backs - this is one of the tips of the iceberg, the traveler is r

american taylor fritz is through to his first monte carlo masters semi final — after a shock victoryg the opening four games on his way to take the first set 6—2. tsitsipas, who was on a 12 match winning streak at the event — put up more of a fight in the second but in the end fritz closed out the second set 6—4 to become the first american to reach the semi—finals in monte carlo since 2003. and the 25—year—old american�*s opponent in the last four will be the world number six, andrey rublev. the russian powered past qualifier jan lennard struff in an hour and a0 taking the match 6—1, 7—6. it�*s his 16th tour level win of the season. great britain and france are facing off in coventry for a place in the billiejean king cup finals later this year — the opening match between gb�*s katie boulter and france�*s caroline garcia is under way, with boulter surprisingly taking the first set 7—6 after a tiebreak. there are 149 places between the pair, boulter the world number 154 and garcia the world number five. and that�*s all the sport for now. the us presidentjoe biden is returning to his

the german will play andrey rublev next, while second seed stefanos tsitsipas will play taylor fritz.tennis tour will return to china after refusing to hold their events there for 16 months following claims made by peng shuai about being forced into a sexual relationship with former chinese vice—premier zhang gaoli. peng briefly disappeared from the public eye — she then denied making the accusation and having accepted an investigation into the allegations will not be carried out by the chinese government, the wta have reversed their decision. our tennis correspondent russell fuller spoke to my colleague hugh ferris earlier. it's certainly the wta admitting that the strategy they have been employing since november of 2021 is not working. steve simon, the wta chief executive in a conversation with him yesterday, he said that it's clearly not working. we need to change tack, we need a fresh approach. he's not giving up on his desire for the chinese government to launch a full and independent investigation into the sexual assault allegation that peng made 16 or 17 months ago. i think it'

of the american economic review and said, look, fritz, send me a paper. and fritz said, oh, and it goes okay. when he gets to gibraltar, he decides to do it. and it basically, if you look at some of his earlier work, there's a there's a little piece that he wrote for the oxford liberal review, kind of a student paper in 1941, 1942, that has the ten example that is one of the famous examples of of how a market coordinates disperse knowledge human action in a world of dispersed knowledge. you basically drew on earlier work and, wrote something very quickly, and it becomes his most famous paper versus the thing that he works on for seven years that doesn't go anywhere. and indeed, he writes a sardonic a to does to a friend. he says, i've been saying this stuff for ten years, but it gets in the american economic review and suddenly everybody thinks, oh, great, you know, i mean, so there we go. the academic just one of many stories. somebody writes. okay. all right. right here. thank you. microphone's coming coming after ibm, i believe supply side economics is

and fritz�*s opponent in the last four will be the world number six andrey rublev. in coventry for a place in the billiejean king cup finals later this year. the opening match between gb�*s katie boulter and france's caroline garcia is under way — and delicately poised. both players have won a set each — both on a tiebreak. there are 149 places between the pair, boulter the world number 154 and garcia the world number five. and england batsmen harry brook has continued his meteoric rise in world cricket — hitting 94 for the sunrisers hyderabad in the indian premier league. brook was signed by the sunsrisers for £1.3 million and he had so farfailed to live up to that fee in the first three matches — but has certainly showed why they spent that cash on him today. helping his side to 206—4 against kolkata knight riders. and that's all the sport for now. let's return to our main story. ajunior member of the us national guard has appeared in court in boston to face espionage charges over a huge leak of secret government documents. jack teixeira, who is 21, was arrested b

. >> jimmy: fritz! can't believe -- i actually have a a picture of them here >> yeah. [ applause ] >> jimmy: what a great, beautiful family here you are right here. >> oh, that's so sweet >> jimmy: yeah >> thank you [ applause ] >> jimmy: there's fritz there, too. >> yeah. >> jimmy: have you done the host dinner yet? >> yes, we did well, the host dinner is where lorne michaels takes the host of the show out for dinner with a lot of the cast. tuesday night. it's like a fancy restaurant >> jimmy: yeah >> and this is so funny. but i have a friend when i was on the show, my friend carrie aizley used to always ask me, like, about the host and what they would eat. like, for example, one week it was neve campbell. and she was like, "what did she eat? what did she eat at dinner, molly? and i would give a full report i was like, "well, neve campbell ate a tomato basil pasta. and she was like, "did she have any wine?" i was like, "yes, she had a glass of sauvi b." [ laughter ] and then, you know -- "what else did

this let's go to add the united states and to tito you correspondence stefan simons is standing by fritz in washington on this historic day. now stefan former president, trump has just given us speak. we just heard a bit of it there to support her in florida, stressing his innocence, let's say in detail, at one point, calling it a persecution, not an investigation. tell us what were the main takeaways for you from his speech? or number one. yes, that was a reli style event, i would call it that way and why? because it's basically the same old stuff. the former president is telling everybody who wants to hear it on any really he had since he declared that he's going to run for president again in 2024. of course that includes with me donald trump, everything was better when i was president. everything would be better if i was president, right, if i were president right now. and yes, the u. s. justice system and everybody else pretty much in the united states as well as the current biden administration, has it out for him. that is basically what he said and her to applause and young people

on the route we have shown the international community that when we faced pressure and fritz, i, one will be more united. we will never given because we are suppressed, nor will we stopped communicating with the world because we are handed things good job. chinese military incursions into taiwanese as space and territorial waters have become more frequent taipei views. this light is moved by beijing as a response to president size trip to the us. china also imposed sanctions on some us organizations. these include the ronald reagan presidential library and the washington think tank the hudson institute, which honored her with the leadership award. beijing said size trip and i meeting with a high profile figure like mccarthy violated the one china principal semi what's what the u. s. anti one colluded to enable taiwanese sit protest to undertake political activities in the u. s. a compelled greeting. while taiwan has been self governing since 1949, the ruling communist party in the mainland sees it as a breakaway province, which must be re united with china by force if necessary. the

but the fact remains that blasting is no one kind of fritz. he is not one kind of material that is dead. there are different kinds of plastic which are there. and that happens. the different kinds of plastic happens because of the kind of stabilizers that you weren't doing, the kind of chemicals actually add to it. you lol off was realize that the same can plastic generally soft. so chemicals are but some blast. it's a really hard some plastics where look transparent, some look different, some you can squeeze some even do this. how these are all at it. and these are all achieved by adding something amount of chemical straight. so to plastics may not be similar, but when we'd recycle it, it's really hard to differentiate. so be put most of it, the recycle that all we see, especially in countries like ho oh, in the or in the asian countries or maybe other countries. also china, you just mix all of these used plastic and you can re 2nd them. so you have chemical competition moving from one kinds rather kite. and that is why the blasted that you p

american taylor fritz is through to his first monte carlo masters semifinal after a shock victory overchampion tsitsipas. and his opponent in the last four will be the world number six andre reply. he took the match 61, 7—6. it is his 13th to a level one of the season. meanwhile great britain and france are facing off in coventry for a place in the billiejean king cup finals later this year. the opening match between gb�*s katie boulter and frans's caroline garcia has just got under way, currently 3—2 in the first set. in major league baseball, tampa bay have tied the modern record for consecutive winds at the start of a season. they came from behind to beat the boston red sox 9-3, behind to beat the boston red sox 9—3, they are 13th consecutive when to start the season matching the 1982 atlanta braves and the milwaukee brewers. the overall wind is 20 winds set in 1884. they have the opportunity to make it 14 when they play the toronto bluejays later on friday. and that's all the sport for now. the bbc has been told that the royal college of nursing rain has, looks set to reject a pay

kimmie fritz. happy birthday to kimmie fritz who is a great -- i want to show you this though.ng attention away from the game to launch an all-out food faint. franks were flying and foods were flying. doesn't surprise many coming out of filly 58,000 had been purchased certainly looks fun know. >> greg: tonight this is going to be a great show. we have got -- ugh, not him. brian kilmeade. kellyanne conway, kat timpf, tyrus, that's 11:00 p.m. that's our a game. and let's do. this greg's commuter news. you know we talk about the environment. one of the best things you can do to reduce pollution, of course is to carpool like this little fellow does. this little lizard at the gladys porter zoo. found his way to get across town by just getting on the old snake riding snake, jesse, know what that's like? >> jesse: catching the hot dogs. >> judge jeanine: you can't look at it? it bothers you? >> geraldo: i have been -- search gone? >> greg: i have gone. >> judge jeanine: it's your turn. >> geraldo: the world is three fourths water and i have been blessed to be able to access the water

also gathered at the games the leaders of the nazis from all over the world, including the american fritzand the englishman oswald , who prayed in the house of goebels and after the end of the olympics in the presence of adolf hitler even played his own wedding there with an ideal instrument. what is in germany, that there are no persecutions , jews are not persecuted, the communists are persecuted, so that everyone can see that this is a peaceful country, where everyone loves fur, where everything is developing dynamically and sports achievements should also be included were, uh, to prove, here is the success of the nazi model of development. she was very impressed by many, well, in france and great britain in belgium in holland because they had a parliamentary democracy that could not answer many of the eras that it could answer. this is the authoritarian rule of hitler in fact in the british aristocracy. many people assessed hitler's actions very positively, because from their point of view, hitler, what did i do , hitler took over the country, which is in the deepest economic politica

the english blew up in 1947 when the english as a more fritz is that led to the formation of the lines now called the mit land plant. us midland and standing or, and the lobster hearts are now essentially a retaining wall for the loose rock autodesk alfred locker. the english dime and architects competition was announced for the reconstruction in 1951 over a 1000 architects to part their task was to find the optimum use of the limited space while orienting their houses favorably to the sun and wind . every detail was thought up down to the paint. it was limited to 14 callous to day heyliger land is like an open air museum of the 19 fifties and sixties building style. almost every house is listed as historical a closer look at hellig land quickly reveals that it's full of fascinating stories and worth the longest stay or even a return visit. ah, i want to do that to get on the boat and go around the island. it takes 45 minutes. the excursion boats only put out if the waves are no higher than 2 meters. thank goodness, ah. in the slipstream of the island it is still peaceful. but as soon

which depicts one of the meetings of the so-called german american union, its leader , german migrants fritz said that the union is part of hitler's nazi party followers. kona produced propaganda films and organized mass processions in large cities, the united states american historian foster wrote that black shirts also appeared here, brown shirt green beekeepers silver-shirted and white-shirted in all latin american countries in america everywhere they all wore the same uniform, they all imitated the italian fascists with the violence of the club. they held noisy demonstrations singing some kind of martial songs. and this inspired people who demanded change. it was, of course, desperation. uh, the tops, who could no longer solve problems with the previous methods, and i put the helmet starts very uh, so look closely at fascism, plus the economic crisis begins, that is, the great fear. it starts getting stronger. and that's when the british fascist union appeared, headed by a special one. oswald mosley was nicknamed the english hitler by the british; he was born in 1896 into a wealthy arist

approved a potential sale of more than $600000000.00 worth of weapons to tie one, including muscles, fritz f. 16 fighters. this in the wake of a diplomatic dispute about what the u. s. insisted were chinese spy balloons. and the subsequent postponement up a scheduled visit to china by the us secretary of state they've been going on. and now a high level meeting on us soil that could be yet another blow to the normalization of relations. the u. s. insists it once my cut out, i'll jazeera washington wines. the song is a specialist on china. taiwan relations from the straightly national university. he says both the us and you want to get tensions in the region on the control half in this a feeling that awareness that some europe has already shipping a lot of resources onto helping on ukraine war, as well as with their own little post called economy recovery if you will. so they sort of don't one tower state to be blowing up anytime soon. they will receive attention that because under control, so us into one likely understand that and want to show that they don't want to go allows foreign poli

if the architecture can communicate in that kind of implicit way, is it possible, do you think fritz, who communicate in more explicit way about particular stories? for example, stories of hybrid african and islamic identity? i think form embedded in form is every thing a politics, economies ideologies. a belief systems about a color, about patton, if we think about a ways of being that are oral and oral and atmospheric things that are grounded in ritual practice, those also can lend themselves to form making. but those forms might not necessarily look like the forms that we have all around us in most traditional cities. the project of architecture is to be able to absorb those rituals in those ways of life and ways of being and then translate them into form. and i think that the, all of those things they happen, people make them happen despite architects and despite architecture. and we haven't had discourse that thinks about how we continue or evolve those ways of for making in the present. earlier we talked about the serpentine pavilion being fagged mentored, and having piece is lo

approved a potential sale of more than $600000000.00 worth of weapons to tie one, including mussels, fritz f. 16 fight. is this in the wake of a diplomatic dispute about what the u. s. insisted were chinese spy balloons. and the subsequent postponement of a scheduled visit to china by the us secretary of state they've been going on and now a high level meeting on us soil that could be yet another blow to the normalization of relations. the us insist it once mike had a jazz era, washington is very false. is a storm the lot so mosque for a 2nd night, several palestinian worshippers were injured. israel's actions have been condemned with fears of further violence during ramadan and the jewish holiday of passover, bent on christ reports. ah ramadan pre is exploding to violence as, as really forces stall, melex and mosque. ah, they fire stung grenades, tear gas, and rubber coated steel, bullets, several palestinians, a wounded eye witnesses claiming some medics were prevented from reaching them. ah, videos showing armed troops forcibly removing palestinians from the alexa compound . tensions in

approved a potential sale of more than $600000000.00 worth of weapons to tie one, including missiles fritz f. 16 fight, is this in the wake of a diplomatic dispute about what the u. s. insisted were chinese spy balloons. and the subsequent postponement of a scheduled visit to china by the us secretary of state they've been going on. and now a high level meeting on us soil that could be yet another blow to the normalization of relations. the us insists it once. mike hannah al jazeera, washington foreign ministers of iran and saudi arabia have met him beijing on thursday. as the 1st formal meeting of the country's top diplomats and more than 7 years to run and for yet agreed to reopen embassies last month and a deal mediated by china after years of strained relations and hostility and france, trade unions will lead another day of protests against the government's pension reforms, union bosses walked out of negotiations with prime minister elizabeth born on wednesday. they say the plan to raise the retirement age by 2 years to $64.00 is unfair. elise have been accused of indiscriminately targ

removing from the i c c, i think as they have closer ties with russia and with china and the other fritz nations, i think it's, it is inevitable. the u. k. foreign office has refused to disclose vital information about who committed atrocities in somalia. at the end of december, over 20 pro somalia activists were killed during protest in the city of loss or not . in the unrecognized state of somali land with an elite police team which is funded by u. k, allegedly involved in the killings r t african correspondent novel. no, lou, you clung. it brings more details. the u. k is censoring vital information on who really shots protest as in somali land, the somalian breakaway region in clashes between pro somalia protestors and security forces. this comes after a year, long funding office security forces, known for numerous killings of civilians, but somehow decided to hold them for reasons the a not disclosing the disclosure of information. detailing our relationship with somali land could potentially damage the relationships between the u. k. and somali land, if the united kingdom does not

i mean, they're, i guilty of throwing away half eaten packets of brad from our fritz. but did you know that bread can be recycled? ma'am on last week, from germany, has figured out a method to recycler tons of red, which would otherwise end up in dumps. and not only is he doing it sustainably, he has also figured out a way to extract useful oil out of it. stale bread in germany around 1700000 tons of bait. goods are thrown away each year. some gets fed to animals or turned into bio gas, but much ends up rushing away the dumb, self cleaning because iris mall bakery like us, it's about 10 percent for us. but at industrial bakeries and supermarkets, roughly 30 percent just gets tossed extra. but baker ludovico jaguar, has found a way to recycle his old bread p does it, using the bakery ovens, residual heat. so he doesn't waste energy either. the roasted bread is ben ground. it's now a valuable commodity. just what professor thomas bullock from munich. technical university needs. i brought you christ, supplies solid and liquid. didn't all thanks. zuba will use them for don

ah, she survived fritz, thanks to music. he was the nazi's favorite conductor, is morally degenerate to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about the sounds of power, inspiring story about survival against the cellist. i was the only one. what like music in nazi germany, watch now on youtube. d. w documents. ah, ah ah, ah, hello, and welcome to focus on europe. it's wonderful to have you with us. here in germany are particularly dangerous kind of bank robbery has been on the berries and recent months. organized criminal gangs are blowing up idioms with powerful explosives. usually come at night, load the idioms and disappear within minutes. what is left behind is utter chaos and destruction. in some cases, these powerful explosions have not only damaged indians, but have bought local residents and passes by at grave risk. in 2022, these organized gang store millions of euro than cash from banks and germany. more than one such robbery takes place on an average every day, an increase of 27 percent compared to the previ

approved a potential sale of more than $600000000.00 worth of weapons to tie one, including mussels, fritz f. 16 fight. is this in the wake of a diplomatic dispute about what the u. s. insisted were chinese spy balloons. and the subsequent postponement of a scheduled visit to china by the us secretary of state they've been going on and now a high level meeting on us soil that could be yet another blow to the normalization of relations. the us insists it once mike had out of jazz era, washington israeli forces a storm dog for mosque for the 2nd night in a row, several palestinian worshippers were injured. there are fears of further violence during ramadan. the jewish holiday of passover natasha name reports from occupied east jerusalem. the wednesday began and ended with violence inside his lamps, 3rd holiest site. police say as worshippers were praying in the evening, dozens of young people through fireworks and stones, into ox, a mask. then they tried to barricade themselves inside israeli police evacuated the worshippers and forced their way in throwing done grenades, tear gas, and firin

look at fritz is the rate of senior poverty in france is the 2nd lowest our poverty rate in the e. u. just just behind, almost a tide with denmark. so a lower senior poverty rate in france when you compare it to germany, the u. k, the u. s, it's a system, it's quite effective on the question is, what do you, what do you do to, to stabilize it in the long term? the government has said, this is the only route to do it. all are different. people disagree, the other options are, you know, should be explored. and so life isn't that bad in france, which was the point i was trying to make. but obviously these protests are going to go on for some time. but we heard i, we heard the, the odds that they're up against their, from coal stangler in my say, thank you very much for bringing us up to date. and for the analysis again on the situation in france. ah, the war in ukraine has brought far reaching changes to europe's security infrastructure, including a much longer border for nato with russia. it's now double in length with finland, joining members no way estonia, latvia, lithuania and po

we then had german cigarettes, we called them wet because of the brand, wet, super milk from the fritzhtly above average hair thick light eyes seem gray sorry allergic to cats we know that lekhnovsky was in love with a classmate. i'm not sure that lekhnovsky could love someone. i think he loved himself too much. i considered myself special. above others do you have any photos? give it here. that's an infection. this is not the right album. the sisters of the hands put everything in its place for me. and what does she not touch? this is where everything disappears. she could see, she was just born at 41. and you can use the phone, of course, thank you. to assign an operative to protect the witness. don't know. yes of course. from the leninsky district tell me, is your blood pressure normal? come on, i 'll note in the journal that i was going home to sleep. you come in and do everything right. everywhere is a mess. they could not find a doctor in our area, they only drive people in vain. well, you are silent, go to the room. to get you out of here fly agaric. what's so rude? it's not goo

i'm a see leaks on van d. clocked in toilet gord. lavario looking the rest of it for the marines. fritz and tank at ask of your new ruskin to hit the port they would the highly will your bomb it it they had it will vote i be we will your rock 40 the madding in 3 and leave steve late slept about a whole laundry cook, tucson, combo fishing which stick to save him. men extra. plaque. s. narisa had a muslim dialect. kitriana sent through mosquitoes. stanford hackman hart hit that in ne order of madam. as a new man fits into hit in the storm. holla! before she has money order than li, the head thing you see should a lot that he killed him, i think on his star doesn't say a man who on that on who said no, no, thanked him on a and then didn't mabel and mr. going to gonna have politic, tended to remain near put each month for kid and i know somebody you mentioned a flip over to now it's been many service that i'm rushing. i have to pull that actually the higher when you're back, you know, maybe i ah your dog are not good. not a one year old dog grew up. they had got doll bye. you're the one tha

john is absolutely didn't jerry's episode of he looses fritz has put a beat that he loves to synth as meat feed, my 60 kendall sonic at a so let, putting supposed to contemporary to that buys this up at his yo, the only special meatica when delinquent. great, gotta many other con, difficult vis. burnett and kate were not picking up that he chatted. but i me sorta, but his glass hang 15th was book his record. so see dekota said this be the of am if he say me or not, i just wanted a proposal contract that they're going to just stubborn those those. those missiles . i think one of those missed can see if up you are, you are is elizabeth sch with are you better like, i mean, as he said that he doesn't fable alex where i was at this stage up i that was no less i b as the actual what the fuel cell is, own folk was woke on the a spoke. did he pump? isn't there, isn't there was an would be physically me, he called the corners. does the monica see or change? they've been pushing it when they've been ays, portion of them about the sink over to the mega. got those amazing dividends. the single i

who's the fifth seed, reached the monte carlo final for the second time after beating american taylor fritzthe two big premier league matches involving leaders arsenal and manchester united as well. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. in a month from now we will know the winner of this year's eurovision song contest, which will be taking place in liverpool. and ahead of this year's competition, contestants are taking part in live shows around europe, including one in london this evening. i'm joined by william lee adams, founder of the eurovision blog wiwibloggs, who was at the dutch party last night and is also going to tonight's event in london. hello to you. hello! how was last niuht hello to you. hello! how was last nicht in hello to you. hello! how was last night in holland? _ hello to you. hello! how was last night in holland? it— hello to you. hello! how was last night in holland? it was - hello to you. hello! how was last i night in holland? it was incredible. there were — night in holland? it was incredible. there were 30 _ night in holland? it was incredible. the

. >> reporter: and taylor fritz, a californian, earned $1 million in prize money for winning the weekend ♪ ♪ oh, oh ♪ the saudis aren't just hosting events. through the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund they bought an english premier league soccer agailoabni the uunited.r visitim striped ts f the green of the saudi flag. t then is datud biggest swing in sports, the $2.5 billion liv tour, which has divided golf. dismissing this rival to the pga tour as, quote, an endless pit of money, tiger woods turned down $800 million from the saudis to join liv. many other top players, including phil mickelson and dustin johnson, did switch their tour allegiances, both paid as they were north of $100 million. this flood of saudi money into sports is just absolutely -- it's a disruptor. it's completely changing the face of sports. is that the intention? >> not at all. it adds a lot to the sport. >> but you have to realize the impact this has. i mean, when winners of liv golf events are making multiple times what tiger woods won the last time he won the masters, that's a big economic change. >> it doesn't

nutrition, the first polar expedition, in which no one died from scurvy, was led by the norwegian fritz. being a biologist. he paid special attention to provisions and took on board a lot of different canned food. there were, among other things, dried cabbage, lingonberry jam, and chocolate with the addition of meat powder. and most importantly, food. it really was varied. yes, that is some vitamin calories. the fact that vitamin c prevents scurvy was proven in 1930 by the hungarian-american biochemist albert szent diadi, the word offensive means preventing scurvy. this is the old name for scurvy. well, mass popularity - this substance gained thanks to the great chemist from the usa layanus polenga, who so believed in the healing power of ascorbic acid that he took it in inhuman doses of 18,000 mg per day for comparison, the current recommended allowances are 75 mg for women and 90 for men in their book. pauling assured that thanks to the vitamin he stopped getting sick and began to feel more energetic, his two nobel prizes , received, however, completely for another , they made america

crashed out of the hands of american taylor fruits of rincon whose rank 90 of these days losing 7662 for fritz. it is his 50th 80 p masters 1000. when he faces yeti la hitchcock in the last 60 dominique team is also be knocked out the austrian who has been runner up at roland girls twice last out to hold the ruiner of denmark. luna booking these place in the last 16 for the 6264 . when the danish 6th seed plays mateo better team next. meanwhile caspar rude has also made his way into the monte carlo masters 3rd round the norwegian world than before to care of both the funded sun scope of the netherlands. even though to the straits it's, we rude, had to work hard to come out on top $75.00, said. and yet exxon is also 3 to the last 16. the italian took the 1st say it's against diego schwartz from 6 love, $31.00 down in the 2nd, the argentine retired with an injury allowing senate to progress and faces. he did her catch. next. lebron james led the la lakers into the n b a playoffs with a dramatic come back whenever the minnesota temper wolves. james, top scored with 30 points of the lake, is over

but what saved me in that was, is first of all, as i read, i was in london and i read sid fritz as soon as memoirs of an infantryman officer, which was best, it was a memoir, thinly, thinly, thinly disguised as a novel and i said, that's i've i've got to do the arc is what happened to me and my who were over there. that's the arc that's the narrative arc, not the event itself. and then i said i wanted to write about it in such a way that was it was such fidelity to the experience that those who were debating the war back here would take a pause and say, what do i think about now? i mean, everybody struck me as almost smug in their attitudes about the war, whether they were, you know, pro-war or somewhere in between. and that's what i wanted. i wanted the book to undermine been there, assumed the attitudes. so that's why i wrote about it the way i did. but there was no process to it. i just if i may, i started that book when i was still in and in. i started it and at camp lejeune, north carolina and got nowhere with it and i continued to it around with me literally all over the world for

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the swiss crashed out of the hands of american taylor fritz for brinko, who is rank 90 of these days using 76 and 62 for threats. it is his 50th atp masters 1000 when he faces edi la hitchcock in the last 60 dominic team has also been knocked out. the australia has been run rapid road and girls 3 times last hour to hold the rumour of denmark, rena booking his place in the last 16 or the 6264. when the danish 6th seed plays mateo better to me next. meanwhile, casper rude is also made his way into the cook monte carlo masters 3rd round. the norwegian wool no before took care of both funded son scope of the netherlands. even though the straits. it's when rude had to work hard to come out on top $75.00, and $6.00. and yet, external is also through to the last 16. the italian took the 1st set against diego schwab and 6, love still $31.00 down. in the 2nd, the argentine retired with an injury allowing senate to progress he faces enough to get her catch. next, that's all we'll leave it for now be a later with more sports in detail. thank you very much for that lesson. use our for now on al

yes or no, i speak with a long well, such a legendary commander of gorlovka they say you know where fritzrman maps from the onset of the great patriotic war. they just go one on one, like a line. well, because, by the way, in this case , too, it is not surprising to understand that the american military school used a lot of german materials after the war. and when we studied at school. i remember even our teachers of tactics said that the main theses, as it were, are connected with the organization, for example, there is an offensive defense. they are actually completely taken by vermah. the only thing that came up with the americans. this famous word seepage, which in all military schools our cadets tried to somehow understand. and we didn’t quite understand it, and yet, i repeat. they will definitely go. this must be understood, but they are well aware that they will meet with a completely different enemy of high quality. now, of course, it has gone to the front, finally. e quite a large number of the latest weapons. we know that we have our own. by the way, i absolutely do not exclude

around the streets of german cities, singing songs for the fourth year, we have no life from these fritzew dozen. you tell me about the law well a day elsewhere, in short. for fear of smuggling agents and so on, we played the steering wheel, which we played very detailed, you absolutely do not feel sorry, and i absolutely do not understand people who have lived in the country for 60 years and have 48 years of experience. yes, and do not know the language of the country in which she may have lived in another country. she lived in a country called the soviet union and along with the latvian language or latvian, as the latvian language was russian or am i wrong? i just had no idea what to do do something like that. yes, she was absolutely well fed on russian money, she lived if the right deck, yes speech no, no, no, no, a missionary who talks, who say that the whole trouble is 48 years, yes such people, mostly such people will be forced now u take this exam to prove it. uh, the fact that they have money, they somehow either retire or earn money there. there is a permanent income and they wi

. >> senator from -- senator fritz hollings used to tell me, to our darn right i am a protectionist. have a bmw plane here and displayed here. i am interested in this broad question of how you get this right and how, in advising the president, as one of his chief economic investors, in dealing with the broad strategic objectives of american revitalization. there is enormous change. his boss, the secretary of commerce, has become like a general. i tried to get gina ramondo to come over here. the question is, how do you constructively align objectives with industry so you do not get accused of picking winners and losers? >> these are great questions. i want to start by saying a couple things. one is, we in the white house have been talking about this a lot as industrial strategy. what is the strategy, what are we trying to accomplish here? let's focus on the fact these are strategic decisions the u.s. needs to make. you think about chips but i want to talk about the clean energy industrial strategy that we have been embarking upon. nothing can be were urgent than existential crisis of

the number two seed, stefanos tsitsipas is out — beaten in straight sets by america's tayor fritz.rriet dart is currently on court aiming to level the tie — she's playing alize cornet and is currently one set down. england batter harry brook has become the first player to hit a century in this year's ipl... brook hit 12 fours and three sixes — reaching it with just 55 balls — helping the sunrisers hyderabad beat the kolkata knight riders by 23—runs. great britain'sjessica gadirova has won her second gold at the european gymnastics championships... she added the all—around title to her team gold on wednesday. gadirova was third going into the final apparatus — the floor but managed to wow the judges with her routine moving up to first place. the journey appear was quite difficult, but i am glad i gave it my all and i pushed through it. i'm so speechless it's just incredible. my so speechless it's just incredible. my coach told me what score needed to compost so i was hoping and praying and ijust felt butterflies around my stomach —— to come first. i and ijust got watery eyes and i w

but what saved me in that was, is first of all, as i read, i was in london and i read sid fritz as soon as memoirs of an infantryman officer, which was best, it was a memoir, thinly, thinly, thinly disguised as a novel and i said, that's i've i've got to do the arc is what happened to me and my who were over there. that's the arc that's the narrative arc, not the event itself. and then i said i wanted to write about it in such a way that was it was such fidelity to the experience that those who were debating the war back here would take a pause and say, what do i think about now? i mean, everybody struck me as almost smug in their attitudes about the war, whether they were, you know, pro-war or somewhere in between. and that's what i wanted. i wanted the book to undermine been there, assumed the attitudes. so that's why i wrote about it the way i did. but there was no process to it. i just if i may, i started that book when i was still in and in. i started it and at camp lejeune, north carolina and got nowhere with it and i continued to it around with me literally all over the world for