>> we have dan with a new book called the genius of israel, so we will know if there is a genius cultureed on what is going on in the middle east. and friday, we will talk to henry mcvey with a report on the culture and economics of india. >> a lot to look forward to. david westin, thank you so much. this is bloomberg. >> let's take a look at some of the stocks hitting high this morning. first up, kroger shares hitting 52 week highs after a positive profit outlook for the year. the ceo of the diversity chain said it was lowering prices and offering personalized promotions and rewards. shares actually down a little bit, down about 1%. that's worth about half of 1% higher on procter & gamble. investing over $6 billion in brazil to boost production of a hybrid car. the latest automaker to bid on the south american nation this year. coming up, ophelia snyder joins bloomberg technology with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. that is up next, but that does it for us. this is bloomberg. okay y'all we got ten orders coming in... big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight mont

, of course, i'm a genius, i'm a genius, a genius , genius, hello, yura, yura , i know that you are angryult to do, but it seems to me that i have figured out how to talk to natasha, but you have to help me with this, may, it smells good, zhenya, but i need to leave urgently, wait, what about dinner, and we haven’t discussed everything, i’m i’ll be back for dinner, an hour and a half, if you’re interested, the apartment i hid, no one can contact me all day, the mother and her child live in novgorod, the mother doesn’t know anything, by the way, martynov was in the department until 30 at night, i checked this for sure , he couldn’t go on a date with the girl, he has albie, you ’re wrong, hi, i’m not sure if this is a good idea, maybe i’ll still call, yes, you call, we’ll get some air for now. thank you. there? i hope at least now you are not mistaken. here and there. why did you come here? because this place is far from her room, in which full of ghosts. if the ghosts do not leave natasha, then natasha can leave the ghosts. but only for a little while. we have very little time. let's go, w

, she said, dad, he’s a genius, he’s a genius, and what did dad say, only a football player, only footballer, i was even the captain of the team. here is the captain's son, captain, dad, me i’ll be a general, i asked, the son of a colonel , no, because the general has his own son, i got into gnesinka’s faculty of musical theater actors, well, to enter such a famous music school, you either need to be able to play something, or be able to sing , and you kept silent about the fact that you were involved in music, football, yes, swimming , yes... secrets that we didn’t tell today, open up, the program must develop somehow, my mother sang very well, my father was a political worker, an officer, and more played instruments, he learned to play instruments in the orphanage, both mom and dad , they sang duets, olya, do you remember, yes, he has amazing voices, of course, it wasn’t dad who did it, but you mom taught me, she says, plaintive, i just thought, that’s how she arose , and i, when i remembered my mother’s instructions, i went up to him, sang in my thick bass, the earth is empty without yo

susan is still a genius, they noticed us, they look at us. allow it? no, then there’s no need for any amateur performances, after all, this is science, sit down, i went to the cinema five times to watch it practically for this scene. today the country says goodbye to aleksandrovich shirvet, the great master, who did not live 126 days before his ninetieth birthday, you see footage from the satire theater, where the master is seen off with applause; according to his will, he will be cremated and buried at the novodevichy cemetery. many today. his colleagues and artists came to pay tribute to him, this is what vera allentova said in parting. we played for many years, i played his wife, from whom he divorced many years ago. we traveled to many cities in russia and remained in touch with each other, since then i have existed in the family of alexander anatolyevich. under the nickname second wife, when we said goodbye to mikhail dezhaev on this stage, he said wonderful words, at the end he added see you misha, i think i’ll also finish my words, see

poet, and artists say that he is a genius artist, and that 's enough, i used to find it quite funny.. artists are with writers gathered and quarreled, because some said that no, he is a poet better than an artist, and the other said, no, he is an artist better than a poet, genius, well, what are you going to do, now the news , anna eva melnyk is already waiting for you, on all is well. muscovites attack in six directions about the situation at the hottest points of the front unfriendly drones in st. petersburg, which objects were attacked and creative...

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he was _ un5urpri5ing that he was a genius with what he was able _ un5urpri5ing that he was a genius. happy birthday to quentin tarantino. _ some of those films. happy birthday to quentin tarantino. we _ some of those films. happy birthday to quentin tarantino. we are - some of those films. happy birthday to quentin tarantino. we are out. some of those films. happy birthday to quentin tarantino. we are out of| to quentin tarantino. we are out of time, thank you for your company and will be back sometime tomorrow and dojoin us for that will be back sometime tomorrow and do join us for that and have a very good evening. good night. headed to the semifinals, we are at entry time it is i— all as we speak meaning it will be 4—1 on aggregate and with the chelsea gold just after the half hour mark to make it 4—0 on aggregate level at four ajax. that means emma hayes and her last season will be in the semifinals of the women's champions league. lyon are also through to the semi—finals after beating benfica. delphine cascarino scored twice as they won 4—1 on the night and 6—2 on aggregate. th

, yes, because genius can also do harm, absolutely, that’s why they came up with certain standards for proved that this is necessary , research institutes wrote these standards that everyone is obliged to comply with, which change, we started with this, they change once every 10 years, but nevertheless they change to based on experience, based on new ones. discoveries , that is, they change not because one of the brilliant doctors thought that everything was being done wrong, we had it with us, the lines of his monologues became aphorisms, never exaggerate the stupidity of your enemies and loyalty of friends, well said , it’s just amazing to be friends with him, because he ’s smart, brilliant, he commented on everything, spent a day, came out educated, you can kiss, no, no, i once told him , mikhail mikhailovich, you know, that you are a genius, he simply told me, yes, clarke, i know, i was confused. this march marks the 90th anniversary of the birth of mikhail zhvanetsky. i remember how everyone froze at home, turned on the tape recorder, and recorded zhvanetsky. and at the age of 11

but it is striking and important to pair the genius of phyllis wheatley is an incredible achievement,ng founders who recognize the hypocrisy as a form of avarice in classical terms. adam: this past are told, it was peak cherry blossom season. which means thousands of upon thousands of americans are wondering by the jefferson memorial. they passed■q through the memorl and and there is jefferson's statement. i tremble foremember god is jus. jefferson himself was well aware of many of the moral compromises and hypocrisies of his generation, of himself. what should we learn from? what you learn from jefferson's self uerit was not so much thats blind to his hypocrisy. but he was very much aware of it. after thinking and writing about jefferson's self comportment, selfn, self understanding, what do you take away from that, how he saw himself, and the question of slavery? jeffrey: he had a remarkable capacity for self justification and compartmentalization. a protean figure who is divided against what he felt in the beginning. is two justifications for the e locates american liberty and the

no. no, i once told him: mikhail mikhailovich, do you know that you are a genius?roze at home, they turned on the tape recorder, they were recording zhvanetsky, and at 11 years old i could not understand what this man was saying, in the hall the people were happy, in my house they were happy. this is not prose, this is poetry. zhvanetsky's dictionary is the dictionary of the country. our exclusive today is my wife, son and friends. i am satirizing about his work and my last conversation with him. the main advice that my dad gave me, he told me: “have a conscience and do what you want.” exclusive with dmitry borisov. premiere on march 10 on the first. three returned to odessa, why not stay in moscow or in st. petersburg, no , it wasn’t in moscow then, they were residents of odessa, odessa seemed to be supportive, they were invited, they didn’t just come, it means there was an agreement with the philharmonic that they would form their own group there, open a theater in odessa, it was still the height of soviet power and the height of cholera, then odessa was in quara

s not sr franklin, who claimed her genius, or many of the other founders. fact that jefferson's hypocrisy on slavery was both rooted in racism that was unusual even by the standards of his time, and also in his avarice. it is really important to ask question, how was it that these founders who claim to be so devoted to virtue and self-mastery and virtues like industry and frugality, could rely on enslaved■!■÷ labor to me their lifestyles possible. and what is so striking to learn is they didn't even try. there is thi■sps amazing otation from patrick henry, where he gives the give me liberty or give me death speech, quoting from cato'sazing that i myself -- i will not justify it, i will not attempt to, it is simple avarice or greed. i can do it, the inconvenience of living without them. that is just a moment of remarkable selawareness.he doest and say it is right. he says it is morally wrong, but he likes the lifestyle and does not want to vet jefferson and s moments of candor what -- what attacked south carolina and georgia for avarice or greed. and of cour

this is a tribute to her own genius and it spots -- and it spotlights the genius that came before.zers like charlie pride and more recently, darius rucker, palmer and brittany spencer. work that randall argues allows the music to reach a larger audience. an audience that, thanks to beyoncÉ, now includes marie and patience. >> we have been digging into country music. people are sharing more country artists. reporter: will we see more country dancing on your tiktok? >> i was just about to say that we got our country hats and boots. we are ready. ♪ ♪ geoff: we will be back shortly. amna: take a moment to hear from your local pbs station. it is a chance to offer your support which helps the programs like ours on the air. ♪ ♪ geoff: for those of you staying with us, we look at one man's extraordinary efforts to return neglected or misplaced family mementos to their owners. this is an encore story. ♪ reporter: they can show everything from life's big moments to snapshots of the every day. but these videos all share the same purpose, to find out just who these memories might belong to. it

and i welcome our new washingtonians who have seen the genius and the promise of our great state. the minimum wage was nine dollars in 2013 and today it is over 16 dollars in wages over all have grown by 39%, double, double the national rate in our gdp has grown 45% from $520 billion in 2013 to $760 billion today. and we should be proud of this, we are among the very few states that rank is both a top state for his ms. and workers. -- for business and workers. we have done some great work. [applause] now, as we contemplate this next year and the work ahead, i think back to my dad, frank who coached to t. he told runners to imagine a finish line 10 yards beyond the tape. he wanted to make sure his runners would not let up before the race was over. my dad always said, and the sticks with me, "fellas, run through the tape." we are going to run through the tape this year and just as i know you will give this state your best work, i will give it mine. this is not a farewell speech on these are not famous last words and i am not writing into the sunset. winston churchill said this is no

i welcome our new washingtonians who have seen the genius and promise of our great state. the minimum wage was nine dollars in 2013, today, it is over 16. the wages overall have grown by 39% and doubled the national rate. our gdp has grown 45% from 528 billion in 20 $13-$768 billion today. we should be proud of this. we are among the very few states that rank as both a top state for business and workers. we have done great work. >> [ applause ] >> we contemplate this next year and the work ahead. i think back to my dad who coached track at high school. he told his is to imagine that the finish line was 10 yards beyond the tape and he wanted to make sure that they wouldn't let up before the race was over. my dad always said and it sticks with me, run through the tape. we are going to run through the tape this year. just as i know, he will give it your best work and i will give you mine. this is not a farewell speech and these are not famous last words. i'm not writing into the sunset. winston churchill says, this is not time for ease and comfort. it is time to dare and endu

is it easy to be recognized as a genius during your lifetime?on seriously, i will look like an idiot. we decided to record our friends' memories. were you on friendly terms with mikhail mikhailovich? we were at it. i noticed this two or three times. it’s quite possible, but what, what is it, i’m definitely wrong, an elderly woman stands up and says: i i didn’t understand in the auditorium, he will still read from a piece of paper, he won’t sing, on the occasion of the ninetieth anniversary of the birth of mikhail zhvanetsky, tomorrow at the first one, i say normally, grigory, excellent, well, dear friends, our ophthalmologist professor mikhail cuts egorovich kanavalov, cauliflower, he cuts it for a reason. let me remind you that dr. kanavalov spent part of his life in italy, where he worked as an ophthalmologist, he loves this country inhumanly, speaks brilliant italian, right now in these southern countries, cauliflower harvest. the fact is that it is a fairly cold-resistant plant , it is cabbage, so in hot climates it grows in winter too, just

many the words she used to work a stroke of genius, phenomenal. she was almost in admiration. and even though the words she used could have the fresh language be a to protect it as someone who just amazed by the, by what happened. the fact that she used to the, especially the stroke of genius cannot be applied to a terrorist attack. and just it just shows that in france and let's not forget to, we're talking about drawing is not even a politician for ukrainian politician this enjoys. and they're just, some of them have just started to take the gloves off, take no perspective whatsoever to run hundreds of dead these past years. and we know that this is very, a sensitive matter using assimilating a terrorist attack as a stroke of genius. i think that's why some of most remote more more of these drawers are just using their credibility and it's, it's their insurance to see assurance to see that more and more finished each day on many different topics. not only on ukraine and restaurant opening their eyes and saying that these drawers are just printing propaganda. they're not tell

teacher, every employee is passionate about something and is talented, remember that next to you... a geniuss growing if you won't convince him otherwise. my working day begins with the fact that i walk around this entire institution, go to the catering department, do all my control questions, go through groups, talk to parents, talk to... that all this depends on the quality education, we have all the conditions for the development of a child, both for physical development and for mental, intellectual and aesthetic education. there is a music room, there is a physical education room , there are psychologist’s offices, there are speech pathologist’s offices, when communicating with parents, i always talk about what is needed... then i always talk to the person , i always ask how you will be useful to us , what can you do, what are your achievements, where did you participate? more, of course, my style is democratic and team work, but if i see, of course, that a person may be in accordance with his culture or misunderstanding, if he does not understand me, then of course i can be strict. i lo

“you know, i was even given the title of genius of quarry strikes, and all my genius is six shots peryour majesty, owner of an exceptional gift, vogel spoils people's mood at the wrong moment, of course , i don’t like the russian cavalry, but i i’m sure that they won’t be sent into battle this time, so go ahead, my generals, the disposition is clear, i ’m with you and... the power of light is to the right, the first line in the russian camp, fire, lord, what to catch, lie down, damn it, horse ! melnik grigoriev, build an order for the battle, and i’m good to the headquarters, go ahead, drink, french, calmly, without panic, prepare the regiments for battle, who dared to violate the order, friedrich, yours. i feel sorry for the soldiers, frederick’s recruits are shooting just as fast, the rate of fire is sudden, his tactics, yes, your lordship, the cavalry is ready for battle, the enemy has exposed the left flank. for warsaw, for moscow, for the urals, join, this is not for you to take snow fortresses, this is a strategy. i got stuck on strategy, the old one helped, the enemy takes it,

least once in your life , go home, you are in the way, be damned, is it easy to be recognized as a geniuse decided to write down our memories friends, yeah. he was complex: tall, young , i’m probably small, fat, bald, maybe i ’m wrong, it’s quite possible, so what, whatever, i’m definitely wrong, an elderly woman stands up and says, i didn’t understand in the auditorium, is he going to read from a piece of paper like that, won’t sing, the ninetieth anniversary of the birth of mikhail zhvonetsky, today is the first, i say normally, grigor. the largest youth event in the world, more than 20 thousand bright and talented young people from all over the planet, building the future together, world youth festival 2024, ceremony. closing live broadcast. tomorrow on the first. of all the civilizations living on the planet today, the oldest is almost always chinese. china was the most populous country and the first economy in the world. we can recall the famous travel book of marco paul, the italian merchant described with great amazement the power and level of economic development that he observed

as long as they get up to zip that live fullest between genius and was in life. and while they were some of them, it was a number of federal stuff that. ready at the, in the mission, i'm pretty me and then you know, because users as possible, you can get more to say, give me, go to finish, to come visit and use them. you're not doing the new one and you should the least possible name wayne. but some of them and you've seen look, was pretty much it isn't then when you just virginia beloved, no. mean you more than a religious for opportunities as a, as a will reduce a woman. because there is a, for the whole i'm the, i am feelings, charlie of the the thing with the interested in attending. pretty good. that's good for me. so let me just, wizard movies. when she was here, this is patty is continuous. who was this for you? are older, excuse me, that is how do i feel pretty sure most definitely the most part was that i think there's just bolts senior general and you know the the for the for the sure that i want to do i am so yes. tell me that you're not to do this by

petya is bored, i think you noticed that vlasov is essentially the assigned nanny for our little geniuse trusts him, but the fact is that vlasov is leaving on a business trip, some kind of international symposium in hamburg, and you will have to answer for this petya, but we didn’t expect anything else, yes, i wanted to tell you that he is not only a brilliant weirdo, the situation is aggravated by the fact that he loves flood, even so, yes, he behaves inappropriately, so he can disappear without warning anyone, everyone is looking for him, looking for him, and then he is found in some cheap tavern , drunk as a whole, and the worst thing is that he can to the first person he meets to quote the formula of increased secrecy, if he were not a genius, he would drink himself to death, but since he is assigned security, his lifestyle is controlled, although sometimes they pour in on him. otherwise he refuses to work, yes, it ’s not an easy task, carry out a brilliant monkey with a grenade, so good, you’ve worked out the plan, we’ve worked, but then, what do you mean, potential rafting hunters

in personal wealth, genius who wasn't interested in personalwealth, it genius who wasn't interestedt was all about developing the cryptocurrency industry and giving to charities.- giving to charities. this is bi . . giving to charities. this is bi. if giving to charities. this is big- if yes. _ giving to charities. this is big. if yes, his _ giving to charities. this is - big. if yes, his cryptocurrency exchange _ big. if yes, his cryptocurrency exchange that _ big. if yes, his cryptocurrency exchange that sold _ big. if yes, his cryptocurrency exchange that sold bitcoin . big. if yes, his cryptocurrency| exchange that sold bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for normal money like pounds and dollars grew to be the centrepiece of a sprawling business with $32 billion. so, when it all came crashing down in december 2022, more than1 million customers were left out of pocket. in a high—profile trial in new york in november he was convicted of seven counts, including fraud and money laundering.- money laundering. sam bankman-fried - money laundering. s:n bankman—fried perpetrated one of t

hossein kholasbari he was mentioned many times as a war genius and a capable pilot in guiding the f4 plane in sensitive military and operational flights and maneuvers, and also in 2006, one of the american war magazines published a special letter about his flying skills and initiative and creativity. shahid khatbari published and introduced him as the best f4 pilot in the world, may his soul rest in peace, god willing, thank you. mr. wafai, for your presence in our special program, we will also see a report about martyr hossein khalsbari and let's go back. i am with you . pearls began and the evening of the same day, iraq no longer had anything called a navy, major general hossein. khalatbari was born in 1329 in baslkoh village, ramsar city. who entered the air force pilot school in 1351 due to his great interest in piloting. he was a brother who, in addition to the fact that we had parents, he was like a father to us, a war genius. a powerful language in guiding the f4 aircraft, which was known to hossein maverik, the hunter of iraqi uza ships , was the uza missile boats, which due

that is trip to her own genius. that came before. >> a foreigned by charlie pride. and more relently britney spears and work allow allows the music to reach a wider audience. >> an audience now includes marie and patients. >> we've been digging into country pew second >> i guess first question is does this mean we're going to be seeing more country music dances on your tiktok? >> listen, i'm informed. >> we've got dish was just about to say, we wept -- we wasn't to the target and we got our country hats. we got our boots. we got our aaction. ♪ >> and we will be back shortly >> but first take a moment to hear from your local pbs station. it's a chance to offer your support which help keep programs like ours on the air. >> and for those of you staying was, we look at one man's extraordinary efforts to return innocented or displaced family me meantos to their owners, we look at this encore story. already they can show everything from life's big moments to snap shots of you every day. but these videos all share the same

letterman's the genius in the tower.tion, between you and jay... you're my favorite. [laughter] letterman: well, thank you very much! carson: thank you for coming. letterman: thank you very much. carson: we'll be back! [applause] hill: and then jay leno's manager, helen kushnick, wanted to kind of force a decision. nesteroff: she was what you want in a manager. she was aggressive. she wouldn't take no for an answer. ultimately maybe even a little bit machiavellian. ♪ carter: helen kushnick, she then plants a story in the new york post. brogan: and it was that nbc wanted johnny out because he was getting old, and they wanted jay, this fresh, young guy in there. and johnny knew that it came through helen, and helen lied to jay's face and said, "no, it didn't come from us." so jay goes to see johnny, goes down to his dressing room and says, "it didn't come from us," and johnny says, "i know it did." so there was tension from, from then on. malkoff: and this was front-page news. johnny's loyalty lied with dave letterman, and

tanya, are you a genius? so, are you just going to nod to each other, or maybe you can tell us?n? no, he will wear the clothes of the future. what are these clothes of the future? i don’t know yet, but bring everything here, fabrics, patterns and in general everything, everything, everything that we have, we will make a space collection. wait, by soviet person did you mean?... the sentence is tanya, but what about tanya? will tanya demonstrate men's clothing? no, but tanya has an admirer, let’s call him anatoly, it seems to me, and that’s his name, and he has ideal parameters, and it seems to me that where anatoly came from, there are still a couple of such ideal ones, where he came from the metro construction, and also from my nightmares, where he constantly me. should, listen, why we are some strangers, in the end , you and i, kostya, can demonstrate men’s clothing, with all due respect, vladimir sergeevich, but your colinker is not the same, everything is decided, tanya, call your anatoly and find out if he is ready to take part in settlement of mars, and let him bring his fr

anyone who is remotely familiar with lord's exceptional body of work can attest to her genius as a writera poet, a philosopher, and civil rights book "sister o collection of speeches and essays in which ms. lord explores the questions surrounding race, identity, life, community, and meaning from her lens as a black queer woman from harlem, encouraging readers to do their own self-reflection and inviting this emto draw -- them to draw new conclusions about the world around them, to speak and to take action. ms. lord's work, the transformation of silence int■r language and action, first appeared in the cancer journal where she shares of her journey of having breast cancer, which ultimately led to a mastectomy. it reads, in part, in becoming forcibly and essentially aware of my mortality and of what i wished and wanted for my life, however short it may be, priorities andame strongly etched in a merciless light and what i most regretted were my silences. of what had i ever been afraid of? to question or to speak as i believed could have been meant -- could have meant pain or death but we all

anyone who is remotely familiar with lord's exceptional body of work can attest to her genius as a writer, a poet, a philosopher, and civil rights activist. her book "sister outsider" is a collection of speeches and essays in which ms. lord explores the questions surrounding race, identity, life, community, and meaning from her lens as a black queer woman from harlem, encouraging readers to do their own self-reflection and inviting this emto draw -- them to draw new conclusions about the world around them, to speak and to take action. ms. lord's work, the transformation of silence into language and action, first appeared in the cancer journal where she shares of her journey of having breast cancer, which ultimately led to a mastectomy. it reads, in part, in becoming forcibly and essentially aware of my mortality and of what i wished and wanted for my life, however short it may be, priorities and omissions became strongly etched in a merciless light and what i most regretted were my silences. of what had i ever been afraid of? to question or to speak as i believed could have been meant --

what is the significance of skaryn’s work that makes us a personal genius?n kirylitsy is not yet finished. german schweitpohl published by krakow aktoich, a collection of liturgical texts. alas , this would be a pure business. i mean, it’s harder to handle books than to write them in hell. skaryna becomes the betrayer of nyadzel bagastsya. naypersh, dze ushanavanne i praise god ў trinity adzinaga, and taxama, for karystsі paspalitaga to the people. and asable flock of reasons, because my light is empty. fiel's books were intended only for the church. skaryna distinguishes between extraordinary readings. yon mary, if access is yes... god's words have taken away all the important things, there and translating the bible into a sensible modern language. cheer for this holy letter to your lords, in simple words. for three years, praza skaryna issued 23 books, or 1200 arkush. this is not just a paper with texts attached to it, this is a sacred creation of art, amplified exquisite illustrations, displays, letters. scary times the bible has its own portrait, the day

describing a totalitarian church, all totalitarian churches immediately attract, oh, you are such a geniusch a genius. and your teachers and parents didn't appreciate you, but come to us, we'll appreciate you, it's such a totalitarianism, that's exactly what the russian propaganda machine is, a russian machine it works on such bases. therefore, i think that europe did not take care of a lot , there was no body that deals with this, no one, and who should deal with this, we do not have our own anti-goebbels, yes, we do not know who it was that the journalist calmly came out in the rain and told , that boys, well, this should just end in a criminal case, and not be kicked out, so they shouldn’t feel like people who are also like... they came here and tell the rest how to love russia, yes , well the fact is that they are not they want, we have already talked with you once, and no one is working against russia, it is meant in the explanation, in russia itself such barriers have been erected that there are other agents, british chancellor, no one can work, so this is a problem , they didn't eve

wounded, travels everywhere with me, my guardian, my genius with love, he is given for the joy of separationtness to the body.

gomel, a genius, but not, deputy director for academic affairs ivan aleksandrovich veselov. ​​of novogrudok, energetic and purposeful. and her class teacher , geography teacher, maya arkadyevna bogush. nazar tumash, secondary school number 5 of the city of smargoni. his motto is better to do and regret than not to do and regret for the rest of your life. and a computer science teacher. minsk named after ruth voller, an inquisitive and purposeful teacher of the belarusian language olesya ugotovka secondary school number 130 of the city lyudmila yakimovna. good luck to all participants. hello guys, we are glad to welcome you to our playground, and before it starts game, before i start asking you questions, and i hope you answer them correctly, i suggest supporting each other with applause. right now, here next to you, in the staff room, together with your teachers, my colleague, yulia pertsova, is also worried. julia, hello to you. tell me how the situation is in the staff room. vasya, hello, everything is great with us, it’s time to reveal our cards, we have a surprise, today

afraid of, suddenly, as i began, prince, prince, forgive me, faina georgievna, actress, despite her geniuss already coming out of me: “prince, forgive me forgive me." well, and then, in paris, they wrote, this swan figure or swan neck, in general, they wrote everything. elsa triolet came and, giving her pen , her little sister lily prik said: “i came to look at russian beauty ". i thought if you had seen me without makeup, but i thought. rarely in theatrical practice, you gave the role of vasa zheleznova, another actress nailipshonnaya in the play vasa, which was a crazy success at the mossovet theater. tanya, the audience doesn’t like sick actors, that’s why i refused because of my health. the performance took place on the big stage. with a full hall, now it has been transferred to a small stage, well, why do that, if a small number of people come, then what a big stage, now i am playing two plays: ostrovsky’s wolves and sheep, i am playing the main role of mirop davidovna, we recently released peak yes... how do you feel about theatrical intrigue? no way, please, let there be intrigue, d

sbf, as he was known by legions of fans online, portrayed himself as a maths genius who wasn't interestedveloping the cryptocurrency industry and giving to charities. this is big. but ftx, his cryptocurrency exchange that sold bitcoin and other virtual currencies for normal money, like pounds and dollars, grew to be the centrepiece of a sprawling business worth $32 billion. so, when it all came crashing down in december 2022, more than a million customers were left out of pocket. in a high—profile trial in new york in november, he was convicted of seven counts, including fraud and money laundering. sam bankman—fried perpetrated one of the biggest financial frauds in american history, a multi—billion dollar scheme designed to make him the king of crypto. but here's the thing — the cryptocurrency industry might be new. the players like sam bankman—fried might be new. but this kind of fraud, this kind of corruption, it is as old as time, and we have no patience for it. the court case saw his former staff and even his girlfriend testify against him. his chief crime was that he illegally used

without you we will be lost, kostya, of course, is a genius , the girls are coping well, katya and khanyays in office he did more than i did in a year, and your sketches are good, but i’m so ottoman, why aren’t you? you know, nazarova, this is exactly what i recently realized, everyone says that i made a successful a career, but what’s the point, you see, there’s no one at home, when volodya arrived, i thought, the work will end someday, and there’s nothing and no one to replace it, something made me blabbed. come on , let’s have some tea together, yes, come on, go to the kitchen, put on the kettle , i remembered the sun, here are the rays, nina vasilievna, on behalf of the entire atelier and especially on my own. for you this is a whole life, she can’t live without you, you are her soul, amazing, you came up with the text together, with whom together, it doesn’t matter, in general, i came to apologize and return the boss, the real boss, and i’m leaving before i make it even worse, now you’re behaving like a kid, you’ve done a lot of business and are backing out, in general, you have noth

hares, remember, this is generally understandable it’s impossible, how can you come up with this, geniuso fly, and i have to fly, and i want to fly, there are things inside me, well, why don’t we hang around, it’s disgusting, eh, life! i’m a wall, and i have her in the linen, i live like a toadstool, and i have to fly, and i have to fly, and i have to fly, i want to fly, there is exactly that touch that yes, but i was just indignant, indignant at this and said that how maybe it’s his, all his people, all these leeches, all these frogs, he can’t tell them, ugh, what disgusting, i said, why are they disgusting leeches , disgusting frogs, everything is absolutely normal, you are a genius, let’s count how many times you say it, i will get up every time and say thank you, that... 101 pockets, and there are girlfriends inside, it’s clear who? if anything, private lessons, skype, add, add to social networks. my life is a tin, i’ll give it to the swamp, i live like a toadstool, and i have to fly, and i have to fly, and i have to fly, i want to hunt, and now, of course, i want to give hope. as a

him, he’s unconscious, it was necessary to get away like that, or maybe she has epilepsy, shut up, geniusinto rubbish, you are wolves from ugrodovsk, and who are you, excuse me, lieutenant turbin, a special regiment of the pps , what they wanted? see, i see, drunk as hell, choked on vomit, since when do surdes come back from work drunk, why you decided that she was on her way home from work, the fact that she’s in uniform doesn’t mean anything, you never know where she stopped on the way, taxi driver’s navigator, check the route, airport, center, barshaltai, listen, peps, let me i will mind my own business, and you will mind yours. so they agreed, the attack was carried out in a silver skoda car, stolen the day before the crime. this morning the driver was found on the outskirts of the city with a head injury. now the driver is unconscious in the hospital. condition, our colleagues from ugrozovsk suspect that the gang is attacking taxi drivers and using stolen taxis for raids, so carry out explanatory work with taxi drivers. working on your routes, react to every signal from them. so, let

it’s impossible to go straight from first grade to college, it’s even possible if you’re really a genius need to live it, fine learn from other people’s mistakes, but i don’t know how to do that , it didn’t work out for me, at least, so here i can’t advise how exactly to talk about mistakes, but i can definitely advise putting it aside with... your dreams, your ideas, don’t stop, because it’s hard, sometimes you really want to give up everything, forget, it’s just really to the point of tears sometimes, everything doesn’t work out, everything is against you, everything is against you, it’s all in your head, but when you think differently, why do i need this, why do i need this, when will it solve it? leave before i do what i want and don't you need to pick me up earlier, i will make a big scandal there, because i started living not so long ago, as i want, as well , in general i thought, i’m sure by god, that people would live happily when i have all this there is, it’s definitely too early to take me there, i ’ll first share my happiness with whoever i can, so i have ideas... i don’t kno

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the kind of installations they made it kind of show it was genius. this is the grads. 6 light show. the work this year place is a special focus on the environment. officials say that the late festival has become one of the country's most popular events of a beacon for those eager to celebrate spring's renewal. as a reminder of our top story, at least 93 people are now known to have been killed. off the gunmen opened fire and stopped at each mass of ladies at a concert hall. and yeah, most officials wanted that to rise. fab 11 people have interest in including for directly involved in the and that's old and use that as i've next. both life takes a look of exercise addiction and disease that has not even been officially recognized. statement from one use top of the out, the people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center. the straight pieces the around the world more than 150000000 people us we of mine because.