generalization. i mean, it's hard not to do that, right. and it's hard not to sort of say look, here are some characteristics of this massive group of people has. obviously, it doesn't apply everyone but right. that's just sort of there's not really any way to get around that unless start detailing the lives of you know however many tens of millions of people. so, you know when we consider a generation as i said, the census bureau only looks at the baby boom as a defined generation because can see the sharp spike in births that in the immediate aftermath of world war two and then continues on for about the next 20 years. otherwise, when we talk about generational identity, we're really just talking age cohorts. we're talking about groups of people were born in certain year periods, right. and that's useful. it's useful to us to sort of collectively to talk about culturally. we all what it means when we contrasted gen-x, gen z, for example, or when we talk about the silent generation as opposed to mil

generative models.aw. pictures that are landscapes that a person hangs on himself wall for decoration, but more and more, probably, it will make sense to invest. and here , well, in principle, drawing with the help of generative models is also not a very simple thing, because to make the model reflect some kind of internal idea that the creator has. eh, it takes a lot of effort and an idea. it always comes from the creator and the artist must think about what he wants to achieve with his work. let's remember our history there, even some avant-garde art there. yes, there supreme the appearance of suprematism against the background of how, uh, in in general, ah, not weak, having fun already at the stage of impressionism was unpredictable. yes, that is, the presence of some kind of trigger that raised the thoughts of the manifesto to the rank. in general , on such a creative matter of substance, which is no less important than how we put the paints on the canvas and, of course, there is art. stvennye intel

he was also worried about general sigel. general butler. the army's there in, the shenandoah valley. and then down on the james river. and concerned that he might have to send reinforcements, support them. so what he ended up doing was taking general longstreet's first corps basically third of his insurgency force and his best moving it down to gordons ville several miles south of where the rest of his army was stationed, so that it would be on the orange and all i'm sorry, would be on the central railway and could either hop on railcars and support confederates in the valley or zip down to richmond and support confederates fighting against general down there. so lee is sort of stymied. so we see him frozen in place, which is very unlike general lee, and he also realized the importance of holding that line along the rapid and river. and he said, as a matter of fact, a message washington saying that i'm sorry to richmond saying we must hold rapid in line. otherwise great injury will befall us. and what he was talking about this if he had to

what is generative ai? yeah, i think generated a, i think of it as a broad term that, you know, you can think about it as a, you know, artificial intelligence that's generating novel content rather than just analyzing data. and so when you think of something like chat t p t, you know, you are including text and a prompt and outcomes, some other text. or if you think of another popular generative ai application like dolly too, or stable diffusion which images, you know, are the output, you know, you'll put in your prompt in text and outcome something different. so that's how i think of generative ai underneath it all is you know, a lot of technical, large language models. but you know, that's what we think about in a broadway. well, i appreciate that example. i mean it's, it seems as though so many people are now aware of it. more aware of it is gaining popularity if you will. in fact, we have a video that jack sauce law created and posted on youtube using g p t 3. and since the seizure, this is basically a

generally scary.ent where to lead, if this subject is not available at school, who can i turn to at all, how is it to look for a sexologist? here is someone like you or how in general, who will do it? well, look, i think that yes, we need to look for some specialists yes, teachers. i would recommend looking for books, yes, from childhood to accustom yourself. yes, this is to start reading and talking about it. that is. this is the first time terribly embarrassing and difficult. here is the second time a little less embarrassing difficult, but the thirty- third time. you will speak calmly and easily, there i don’t know the penis of the vulva. that 's how i say it, well, i did not deign, after all, somehow you know very well so literary. it sounds, of course. i didn’t write that i started talking about my child there masha is the vulva. well somehow i do i can't have me not well, we need some kind of word. yes, and at the same time, so that it is not sexual, it is very charging. but it's very somehow ve

a man in general, in fact. the brain. is not not even through this perception. that's how uh let's tell the girls it's true. this is exactly what i want. somehow i take this opportunity, because we are talking, so that the truth is generally about something else. love is not connected. uh, the size of your breast eyelashes. there are stupid. it's about something completely different. it supports individuality for some time, because color - it should also draw. you know what's important, i think it's very important why, by the way, it's very important to have sex, so girls here it seems to me that girls were accepted directly, because the body absolutely accepted its own individuality, the more you differ from the other way around, different from another girl, who may be, as you think, there is better than you in some way. this has nothing to do with the fact that you will love and will want you and you will have. i'm afraid this is very important to convey. that's it for little girls, of course even. here, my l

general. the congress never actually gave the title. so he actually ended war as a colonel. just to tell you how the technical armies of the day worked, what may be called the petersburg campaign consisted in a series of engagements between union and confederate forces, which lasted from june 1864 until april 1865, beginning with union forces moving from east to west, trying to drive confederate troops from this critical center of industry. petersburg as the months went by, the fighting was was also enveloped the confederate capital, richmond, in a long series of thrusts and counter thrust between combatants. as the end of march, the lines of the two opponents had gradually shifted. a situation that began in which the confederates defended a line that ran north to south, which the confederate line was north south, trying to keep the lines open from mostly going south for their supplies at the time time. and they to prevent union forces from moving westward and cutting those supply lines that u

generally scary.parents hmm and they decided, yes, we will have our own child, as it were enlightenment. here we want sex enlightenment where to lead, if this subject is not available at school, who can you turn to at all, how is it to look for a sexologist? here is someone like you or how in general, who will do it? well, look, i think that yes, we need to look for some specialists yes, teachers. i would recommend looking for books, yes, from childhood to accustom yourself. yes, this is to start reading and talking about it. that is. this first time is terribly embarrassing and difficult. here is the second time a little less embarrassing difficult, but the thirty-third time. you are calm and you will speak with ease, i don’t know, the penis. that's how i say it, well, singing sable, after all, somehow you know very well so literary. it sounds, of course, i can’t imagine myself as my child , masha began to say there, this is the vulva. well somehow i generally i can't have me. well, we need some kind

generally. i think it's also important to note that among the ruling african national, congress leads many of what educated received military training in the soviet union at the time. and they bought a lot of empathy for russia generally. and the way at the time, but big lead the us and britain under reagan was supporting the regime against which the n c was fighting. so those dynamics that quite important to understand in south africa position. and i think, i don't think it's as clear as lead math, they bites because among many of the black l. e i talk to they may not necessarily support the russian aggression against ukraine box. they tend to be very critical of what they see as western hypocrisy. actions lightly us and them and they were up which was done without. ready un authorization, so they divide, it's not straightforward. rusher a course doesn't. it wasn't even in an aggression compares it to, i don't know was tanza near going into you gander in 978 and aggression. you don't also belie

he worked with the generals.etailed information about how he met them and, uh, at the level of uh, psychological games, asked them questions. and what is your goal setting? do you want winners? you just want to play with the russians alone, by the way, from the ukrainian generals. i don't know . whether they have such titles or not, he allegedly told him. well, of course, my greatest desire is to go through the joys, and on the red square, and they bring it. here in this in this article leads like here, well, finally, we have achieved. it was from these that he got from these military of ukraine that they name their goals what and how they want, that is, while then chancellor merkel actually deceived everyone about the minsk process and said, i hope he used the developments that his the nazis before the sixists use when training bandera. i will say this as usual when a nazi general trains his bandera friends. volodya, i 'll tell you. so i'm not going to comment on this general. i know, i know him. i have a few i

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>>'s own not general -- general recruiting. >> i understand. and you conceded to justice kagan that it would be substantial assistance if twitter knew that these accounts were being used and didn't do anything to take them down. >> yes in particular would count . >> so that's the -- what substantial -- is providing the means of munication you could see that that would be substantial. >> again it would depend on what turned out was going on in those accounts that twitter actually knew about. and if twitter knows, and this goes to justice sotomayor's question about little -- about local line this. the turkish police, come in and say that there are 10 twitter accounts that appeared to be involved in planning some sort of terrorist attack here. and twitter basically says, not our problem. that is the level of knowledge that -- >> i was going to ask you about the substantial uncertainty. >> if someone was on those post, in fact, word the planning and commission of the attack that happened to her at the reyna nightclub, that would be substantial. >>

in general, he overtook many generations.ow meet my performances there and i see what i see, i see what i did it does. now it’s definitely a special program, yes, which is for children, we are just starting to raise children in this special industry, and then i already did all these elements, that is, he tried it all on me, so, of course, this is the genius, first of all, of the coach in this and, accordingly and now a brilliant coach. but i found some fees with stanislam, alekseevich beetle summer, yes, uh, in the south and at his favorite base. unfortunately, he passed away the next year, but i've been proud all my life that i still trained with him. and this, well, it was just very hard hard. yes, it is difficult, and then i saw how you work and i became friends with many of your athletes. ah, you don't use that one, do you? still, they told you something that i'm not like that. this is the gathering we hated we went to ride only because he was very fond of spearfishing, and we dragged stones like that. yes, probably, he a

basically a generation of idols.ou immerse yourself in this state , know how to switch there, how to enter the resource state of your target audience, which you are going to, for example, can you make a track or some kind of musical product? i understood you. er, so i'm not even trying to do. uh, no product right now for the target audience. uh, first of all, i'm not interested. second, i i can't make a product for sixteen year olds, you'll hear it right away. e, when adult uncles and aunts, e, write. e, like youth songs, no, everything is there, everything, there are very clear words there. uh, notions of hooks. eh, it's different there. it's up to you, although i'm in the subject i'm absolutely in the subject, because i have, uh, an academy student, i have young composers there, young producers. uh-huh i mean, i'm struggling with it all, but i'm not in the material, because well, i'm not and if you're not in the material, you shouldn't get in there, you gotta do what you can do, well an artist who tunes in with thi

in general, such a look, yes, sharp shadows?e way, all this came from, as it is believed this camera work came from the twenties from a movie.

to cover the needs of the army, all other generators for civilians and donated those generators for, in particular , and for the armed forces, a benefactor, as we found out, of ukrainian origin, who wanted to be anonymous there because true charity is usually anonymous. well, we we are going further in the next 15 minutes and will inform you dear viewers of the most important events, we are now adding to our marathon dmytro gulovoy, a religious scholar , director of the public association of the center of religious security, head of projects and programs of the institute of religion and society of the ukrainian catholic university, glory to ukraine, dmytro, glory to the heroes, congratulations it happened a couple of days ago , a semi-secret meeting was held yesterday , information was already made public according to which the ukrainian greek catholic church in its main mass according to all relevant church rules from september 1 of this year. that is, this is the beginning of the indictment, the beginning of the new church year is moving to the new julian calendar. this case is sy

in general, such a look, yes, sharp shadows?sting image, which also, by the way, all this came from, how is it considered that this camera work came from the twenties from e, the cinema of the era of german expressionism, where there was a separate school of cameramen, many of whom later came to hollywood and all this this is the mix of everything light surprisingly then appears on the soviet screen. well, why do they say this is necessary, this experiment is a stylization, because the material and the approach to the solution in general. this, of course, atmospheres. it's completely uneven there. yes, that is, such noir is something hopeless, but here the guide takes the stylistic elements of the genre and overcomes them, the same thing happens. there is another mark in the leader of the redskins, which is absolutely eccentric of which, in my opinion, because in general the domestic grew up, because this is a boy who does not it’s not parents who can break it, not even criminals who don’t look in their own way, but they are try

in general, society despised.a couple and in fact, yes, they stopped accepting her after she opened. yes, this novel. uh , they looked at her with vronsky whispering, that is, she actually turned into such a persona non grata, but she turned into her voluntary, that is, she was warned. i understand correctly that it will be so even her husband warned him and applied these in this situation. the princess of disaster, tverskaya , tells her the same thing. although the disaster, there itself to put it mildly, good. basically, she lives. in the light. she grandexa complies with the rules of altera as yes, as they are called the soviet rule of the soviet denter. but no, what do you think, now we have a rule, we can carry out such a parallel life. isn’t everything the same, but imagine yours, let’s say, a well-known media company, if we are talking about the light of that time, these are media faces, and you a can correct a person and he, and suddenly you start to openly get caught by the paparazzi on photo together, an

general, i'll start with you. general petraeus: i think the regard would be a national security threat. you have the coordination of the response to that really is the chief of mission. now obviously you've got d.o.j., the d.e.a. and other departments and agencies in the government. the challenge, i think, there has been the erosion of the trust and coordination and cooperation between the mexican government, frankly, and our u.s. organizations. when i was privileged to be director, as sue will recall, we had a close relationship, we were providing enormous assistance. each time there's a new president there's a new process and they're surprised how much of this was going on. this particular president of mexico is so hard populist there's not that kind of relationship. so there have been a number of public stories in fact about how the most important relationship eroded because of a variety of factors within mexico, not from our part. china's role, i think, is probably both deliberate and convenient, equal parts o

well, in general, let's look at the useful habits of a general practitioner.t her good morning. my name is irina lvovka. i work as a general practitioner in a clinic. in the morning it starts as usual. i wake up. i cook breakfast, feed my family, go to work. good morning girls. how are we doing? do you have everything we are well, as our patients are. all are healthy. from the fact that i look at the cards of these patients who should come to my appointment. hello please i usually ask the patients complaint what they are complaining about, then i do an examination, i collect an anamnesis of life's illness and then, uh, i make a preliminary diagnosis, which implies. the plan of examination of treatment, in general, the work of a general practitioner. it must be difficult enough. uh, and but at the same time interesting and versatile. we must have a lot of baggage. lots of knowledge to know diseases and carry out differential diagnosis, because people come with completely different complaints. it is an acute state of some kind of chronic ailment. and you need to

in general, their fellow rescuers cannot do without the help of ordinary people.hese are volunteers who also come from all over the country from all over the world, and therefore you can be sure that the turks do not remain alone with misfortune alone with misfortune. dmitry thank you at work ara mobile hospital ministry of emergency situations in turkey said dmitry horn, and after the ad, see the interview of our ambassador in germany about the difficulties of russian german relations. each purchase of coffee egoist 250 g 389 rubles. how do you prefer to pay? yesterday, and me it is more convenient to phone by qr-codes, as it is convenient for him. choose your payment method with the payment system world and sbp. convenient alfa-bank credit card free forever flies to you instant delivery to anywhere in russia and cash withdrawals without commission at any sbermarket atms - this is a benefit in every order products from your favorite stores with discounts up to 60 percent sbermarket. delivery of 45-48 billion euros for free german authorities are pushing the remai

uh in general.exciting movie, if, of course, it constantly discounts the fact that these harsh godfathers dividing the funeral business among themselves remained in russia in the distant past. well, and many other initial directions. uh , the grief podcast still deserves corrections with you, during the day and i denis gorelov reviewing the leading domestic forces of our time, another series that deserves serious attention is the picture black spring, and the film is based on the script sergey is ramaev and any lion staged by sergey taraeva and lion's love, and kino about our tenth grade graduates living in the city of kerch kerch is not indicated in the film by its name, but many residents of it recognize the shooting, it was there hmm kerch tenth graders attended to eh , very serious pressing topical issues. was dantes hmm a person of non-traditional sexual orientation, there, of course, another word was used, but uh, let's just say we can't use it now , and this question captured me very much ten

i am in general. maybe they don’t need it, so they didn’t achieve it a little. there needed to be more. maybe it's to praise them somewhere and give something more. well when the work was constantly coach, very little time was devoted to this. well, it's curious, because in well , look how our fans are very skeptical about this. when the son of the coach appears in the team, they were with us now this situation suits. now the situation is, well, there are quite a lot of big enough big players who bring their children to their teams. what is this? again, it is perceived, this is quite unambiguous, but it was clear 100% 100%, but i say again, well, there was a panic situation. she is completely different. i asked cska leaders igor still there nikita was very. well, ill was in wanted to return to hockey. it was purely such a decision, you know, and i was allowed to do it. so, in general, it was like that, but it worked. he honestly worked , there were no thieves playing there when he could and did not of

uh, general building assembly 98% readiness, uh, on the block.ow the preparatory work is being completed for the transition to an important stage - this is the launch of a chain reaction and reaching the minimum level of control we have over the power level of the reactor plant. this is about one percent, but then tests will be carried out to confirm the nuclear safety of the operation of the reactor facility, that is, they will be carried out. yes, the corresponding physical measurements of the test, and after that the transition will be carried out to the next stage , this is the stage of the energy start-up of the inclusion of the reactor plant of turbogenerators into the grid and electricity, the generation of the first kilowatt-hours into the energy systems of the belarusian energy system, then electricity, it is planned to carry out pilot operation and commissioning of the second power unit is planned in the second half of 2023, and in the fourth quarter the next scheduled preventive maintenance will take place . the first power unit will p

in general, such a pretty lazy.eneral, already enough such active races arrange around the apartment. that is, he constantly does not let her get bored, but do you have something spoiled at home from their presence, or are they normal? no they are ok. so, in short, are you happy that i i know, yes, yes, now it's whose code, please say, well, most of all mom likes to watch a video. he, that is, you tried to deal with the car first. uh-huh he will solve this problem. yes, of course, flour flour. and here is the one that was stirred up, yes, which he breathed in, you can say a new life, what is her name? margo margosha do you have marches? margo but he is an ascetic. it's the same it should somehow pour out now turned out to be stronger than teeth. they are forward-thinking it all. yes. this is where they fell in love. and he's still here small, yes, quite, as far as i can see. well, many pleasant moments of pleasant relationships. what is his favorite? what an omnivorous food planet, especially he was an omnivore when

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by the general assembly on the recommendation of the executive council of the world.nd how to say the dead testifies is that for more than 5 years a lot has been uh places. mogu maintains relationships with various united nations agencies that work in the same areas as they can, in particular with the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs and the un office for disaster risk reduction, the year 2023, and the whole a series of mental catastrophes of various kinds of natural disasters. why is geography extremely important? in california thousand many thousands of people were left without electricity 1.000 were evacuated. at the same time , many were rescued by entire squadrons of helicopters. january 17 in el salvador there was a surge of seismic activity, less than a day. 219 earthquakes of varying degrees of activity were recorded there, more than 150 houses were damaged, fortunately the sanatorium there were no casualties. in madagascar, from january 31, raged for two weeks the tropical cycle begins the speed of light, reached 110 km / h, and sometimes r

we can observe them in general .works have become important channels of communication, often statements that we hear from outside, including diplomatic ones from a number of various states. they are published in social networks, and in general equate to an official statement as to what channels of communication you prefer and how effective they are now working on russia to protect russian interests. well, i prefer twitter it seems to me that this is the most effective channel of communication in a foreign audience, unfortunately, russia is poorly represented by all known circumstances in this social network, but uh, work there , in general, work, you can use it with benefit return. although in my case, uh. for a long time already twitter technical do. so ah. my tweets do not find such a wide enough distribution, which was some time ago, well, before the start of a special military operation, at least. what do you think, maybe this , by the way, is a transition to the next question, since we are talking, and on the ev

that is, in general, this is your working biography.is information is very important, because it does not appear that not all employers consider necessary to reflect in the accounting registers to make entries, and the labor activity of citizens, therefore citizens. in general, they can control yes of their employers, where they worked, whether they match or not, the following information is information on e, on periods under civil law contracts. well, two such important blocks that are very relevant today are the block about insurance premiums that give you the right. and social insurance and pension insurance. yes, that is, for your future pension and your receiving on receipt of benefits, which are represented in general by complexes of various types of benefits, begin temporary disability benefits for pregnancy and childbirth for women who have become registered, and so on the whole complex. yes, and the next tab. we have, therefore, active - this is the calculation of your e-insurance period. the calculation of your insurance perio

uh, western western press in general. indeed, dsnv is the main thing, the second point, which should also be noted by biden. if, uh, the editors quickly find, but show me a map of this bucharest nine, because this is the sanitary cordon, which in the fourteenth year, in the middle of the fourteenth year, she began to build. poland encouraging americans. they issued it in november fifteenth. this is what, in fact, the expansion goes on to strengthen the first echelon, belarus , ukraine, moldova, and then further turning to the southern flank. this is for the caucasus, first of all , for this idea, they have not gone anywhere, they are not rebuilding it now, therefore. supporting this bucharest nine also needed to be covered, because they began to seem to forget, moreover, here, if duda was not taken to kiev she saw each other, that is, actions. what is the last name? dudu of his surname andrzej is his name and socks. biden said yes so that oleg should be, and socks, and he is duda over there, you can remove him, so support

well, in general, it's been hard for the ninth year. know, we're already here, probably like the locals have already become. how long have we been working here, that is, when the arrival falls, it is heard, how loud the echo is, and when the departure, but as if sonorous, we already understand, as it were, these are muscovites who work here. it's all volunteers forcibly nobody here. we do not force, on the contrary, people themselves volunteer to come here to help help donetsk luhansk to help our guys set up in the place of future combat opportunities. in this area, we are equipping fortifications, which are designed to prevent a breakthrough of equipment in a tank-dangerous direction. they include a line of defense, consisting of a trench of single trenches, dugouts of observation posts and blocked gaps. in addition, it includes. fortifications are healthy. the benefit is that we save the strength of the army, which is now at the forefront and we are doing this work. formation we consolidated divisions, which includes all types and pro

in general, these people must prepare themselves for the front.f, so to speak , waste paper, by the way, i'm curious that this author writes about a very modest, but very interesting period. e, when that same great ukrainian nation, of course, carrying, but some of its part, e, was collaborators of the nazis, and then he missed it. i think that 's it, but maybe not, but it's curious this is this period. let's see now, he will move through history, probably write more of his books, we'll see. yes, you wanted to vladimirskaya a few words about it. i think that these are all these opuses, they are, in principle, more focused on the development of pride, because when a person has nothing and there are no prospects for getting something, he needs, in principle, to give something. here he is given pride. be proud that you are there as a protest or there? you are unique. that's all. you know that you are unique, everyone else is not like you are much better, therefore you have more rights more freedoms. let's go ahead there , you will fly the beds on the

entered such a serious medical examination, which showed that he was in general, in order.nk you very much. yes, a medical examination showed that joe biden is fine. although, in general, numerous shots of his speeches can sometimes show that it seems to be different, but the doctors here, of course , know better. partners. i, of course, at the end of the broadcast can not help but remind a very bright brightest. i would say a european speech at the munich conference. this, of course, is, uh, our beloved head of the german foreign ministry, anna lena berk, who stated at the panel discussion that she believes that moscow can turn 360°. and to make the whole world happy, and the quotes on twitter commenting on this statement are, of course, absolutely brilliant. for example, i gradually stop finding this funny stupidity. not only extremely dangerous. it's also a laugh. above citizens writes one of the users, another user writes. putin according to the statement burbuck is on the right track about her limitless stupidity now there are legends and another great one comment, eve

in this segment has grown more noticeably, in general, there are a number of positions that are notid of any horror stories from shortages and empty shelves of meat, butter, sugar, eggs, it does not depend on imports from the word the demand for these products is satisfied practically only by its own manufacturer. yes and in in general, we have collected commodity items that, by the end of 2022, have strengthened their presence in our market, i note that we are talking about domestic goods. so belarusians began to buy more of their apples, tomatoes, confectionery, and also cheeses , juices and pasta from non-food products, sales of televisions , building materials, ceramic tiles, as well as washing machines, household chemicals, refrigerators and freezers have grown. the latter generally added as much as 20% as far as imports are concerned, they have not been stopped. not closed, no matter how someone i thought, on the contrary, i even added a little according to the data for january november, while russian, if , on the whole , food remained at the same level, the decline in non-foo

the general strike today. by the time the union called off to strike the strike, this had a new name for the b, b. c. the british faltered corporation. and that was before wreath invited prime minister baldwin to broadcast to the nation from rick zone study. we even helped write the speech i a man of peace, but i will not surrender the safety and security of the british constitution. laws we have, we considered the silly founder of the principles of human pasheti and independence at the b. b. c was actually a man who allowed the prime minister of the day on the board when she was cast from his own house and was very proud of his involvement in editing the words and making it sound better. that's going to be we have your confidence in good will to us have know me. john reads diary entry about the bbc. his role during the strike is put to telling the strike he wrote would certainly have lasted much longer. had it not been for us. and just months later, the network got the government's official seal of approval t