is it true that the great wall of china was one of the seven wonders ?cient world time what do you know about miracles , i know that all the miracles of the ancient world included pyramids, and about the great wall of china. i'm not sure because i read about it a long time ago. and besides the pyramids, something else was included in england stounhatch. and i do n't remember the rest. perhaps the question is yes or no? yes who can have an alternative point of view? daria hello, i think that the great wall of china was not included in the list of seven wonders of the world, all the wonders of the world, the pyramid of cheops was included, sit down, uh, gardens for wives of one of m-m rulers of babylon darius clever. she is interested in history, but i think she answered well, but i had not heard anything about the chinese wall, so i answered no, the correct answer. that question is not, however the great wall of china is on the list of new wonders of the world that were identified in 2007, these include the colosseum machu picchu taj mahal of the wind, a

these should be on the festive table, and i made this one look like the great wall of china with red lanterns. you won’t even see the great wall of china right away, and in stores everywhere, hares are soft and ceramic. both caramel and in the form of sweet muffin, their year in the chinese calendar is generally considered one of the most successful keepers of the hearth. and also a symbol of the harvest and harmony, as the head of the prc fu reminded, the jade rabbit symbolizes good luck. i hope that our country will prosper and our people will live in peace and harmony. the same wishes on the red ribbons. chunlian diligently bring them out, both children and adults, hanging them at the door. all uh, it's great to go outside together these days. it 's so much fun, and for me the main thing is to eat delicious food in the new year, there is always a lot of delicious food on the new year's table. china is a whole ritual. the whole family and even entire villages gather behind him. this one is not far from chongqing on the wing for 200 people at once. each dish has its own explanation n

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is it true that the great wall of china was on the list seven wonders of the world of the ancient world and about the great wall of china. i'm not sure because i read about it a long time ago. and i don't remember the rest. probably because the answer to the question is yes or no? yes? yes, who can have an alternative point of view? daria hello, i think that the great wall of china was not included in the list of seven wonders of the world, all the wonders of the world included the pyramid of cheops sit down. uh, gardens for the wife of one of the babylonarian rulers. good girl. she is fond of history, but i think she was going to answer well, but i have not heard anything about the chinese well wall, so i answered no is the correct answer. no to that question , however, the great wall of china is on the list of new wonders of the world that were identified in 2007, including the colosseum machu picchu tachmal peter the chechen statue of christ the redeemer. here you can look at the screen, uh, and somehow correlate, but i think you can guess where the colosseum is, uh, guess. before th

well, how could this help hold the stones of the great wall of china inflated and so they were mixed perties. what kind of tea, well, yes, it swells with me here i ask a question. i want to ask you. i accepted the answer, thank you. god has only two elements in the tower. sergei passed. build a tower. this is the wrong answer. this is not tea. here. he can put any element. he is standing here, this one, yes, which is this one. yes , not yet, you can put it. a very flat comfortable surface for only one item to be installed your team has run out of opportunity to ask leading questions. we started with you be you were the first and now you need to push the version. fold the loose pieces together. a well used for cooking edible. yes, we figured it out. it's not sugar. this is not tea. it's not your turn to ask now. i have china, it seems that there is some other logic in this; you so many times they came up with leukum. you repeat, some key word at your table, which sometimes scares me. it's scary that after that you still continue to voice the wrong answers 3 2 1. i want to be honest wit

like an exotic fruit, they should be on the festive table, and i made this one look like the great wall of chinaor red lanterns. you won’t even see the great wall of china right away, and in stores everywhere, soft and ceramic caramel hares and in the form of sweet muffins, their year in the chinese calendar is generally considered one of the most successful keepers of the hearth. it is also a symbol of harvest and fertility. as the head of the prc reminded, ugh, the jade rabbit symbolizes good luck. i hope that our country will prosper and our people will live in peace and harmony. the same wishes on the red ribbons. chuyunlian diligently bring them out, both children and adults hanging them at the door. all uh so cool these days to go out together on the street. it's so much fun, and for me the main thing is to eat delicious food in the new year, there is always a lot of delicious food on the new year's table. china is a whole ritual. the whole family gathers behind him, and even intact. downpours this one not far from chongqing covered 200 people at once. each dish has its own explanation of

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it remains untouched , we continue from the time of the great wall of china, when they are fenced offstand that in order to save civilization. uh, the system that controls the security of the internet. well, our life is already enough. it is difficult to imagine without messengers in one of the interviews. you said the following messengers about this can be considered as an additional channel for the dissemination of information. work in them is quite time-consuming and requires additional human resources, in addition, they are low-functional and it is rather difficult to evaluate the effectiveness of work in them. well, here's a logical question. then what is the point for any media, uh, the content of such mental any messenger is just a broadcast channel, yes, that is, we cannot, but let's say so. uh, a person won't like it. he unsubscribed. yes, from this and in any social network he does not like him, he will not be a member of our project, interaction with the audience in the same way as any social networks, as people used to come, that there is more to communicate, but to learn

earthen rampart is more than ten centuries old, then it will be a greater impression than the great wall of chinae place of empty space in the center was once a real city surrounded by ten-meter walls, in which lived princes, artisans, merchants, population density. here was one of the highest principality of polotsk, archaeologists found here fragments of dishes, weapons, artifacts from scandinavia, byzantium and egypt, we found seven trade lead seals with the image of princely days, saints with such seals sealed goods and sealed more skins of fur animals, which are the main settlement the material was the weights of the coins found in the tenth-eleventh century, and also found a large number of all kinds of non-ferrous metal melts, chopped tin ingots. what testifies to the fact that here, in addition to trade, there would also be a craft and not just a craft, but jewelry precision , ancient jewelry that just yesterday lay in the ground surprises with the grace of the performer. no, look, here is this part of the twisted ring. there 's still a patch left here. so, when the ring is cast in a mold

well, how could it help hold the stones of the great wall of china swell swell and so they mixed in andhesive properties. what kind of tea. well, yes, it swells for me here i ask questions. i want to ask you. i accepted the answer, thank you. god has only two elements in the tower. sergei passed. build a tower. this is the wrong answer. this is not tea. you can put any element. he is standing right here, this one, yes, which is yes, not yet, you can put it. very flat comfortable surface for mounting only one element. but then your team has already run out of opportunity to ask leading questions. we started with you, so you were the first and now we need to put forward a version. fold the warrior loose. a is used well for cooking food edible. yes, we figured it out. it's not sugar. this is not tea. it's not your turn to ask now, china i think there is some logic in this, they take no bakes, they are not flour, so your answer. you have come up with a sticky repeat so many times, some key word at your table, that sometimes i get scared. it's scary that after that you still continue to voic

and he is the great wall of china for calf rages. heavyweight champion tyrus.applause]u do i call you mr. secretary kuester. >> note mike please., th mr. secretary's more fun, go with it.g: l >> was skip right to it, who to killed jfk? [ [laughter] thanks for coming sir, thanksi you. to be insubordinate if i ignore that? [laughter]the greg: somebody watches the show are you a harry potter fan? what's don't have anything classified at my house because there's nothing classified in[l itau. [laughter] thirty-six oey-oh you weren't en going to your stuff? >> as soon as i get out of here> >> are going to the next block by the way.e what you think about this ideane boycotting things in this whole- movement against? it seems kin- it sd of bizarre s become the focal point for this. practicing this the left the progressive woke left pickometst up they try to use economics to drive them away for its crazyt stufoff appeared people should read her stuff. poster read by women. quickset is true that his troop reports of the joke als l oftr . [laughter] >> chapter 13 it is tr

[applause] and he uses the great wall of china for calf raises. tyrus! [applause] do i call you mr.ry? >> no. mike, please. >> greg: "mr. secretary" is more fun, though. >> go for it. but i'm going to need mike to get me out of here tonight. >> greg: let's get right to it. who killed jfk? >> [sigh] >> thanks for coming, sir the one would it be insubordinate if i ignored that? >> greg: somebody watches the show! are you a harry potter fan? >> i don't have any harry potter in my house because there is nothing in it. [laughter] >> hey-o! >> greg: are you worried? have you been doing for your stuff? >> as soon as i get out of here. >> we will do that in the next block. when you think of this idea of boycotting things and this whole movement against -- it seems kind of bizarre that she has become the focal point for all of this. >> i think we've all seen this before, someone says something, the progressive woke left picks it up, and they try to use economics. it's crazy stuff. a lot of folks want to read her stuff, people should read her stuff. wrinkly, which he said is pretty accurate.

going on from the time of the great wall of china, when they fence themselves in, they understand that maintain their civilization, the system that controls the safety of the internet, well, our life is already enough. it is difficult to imagine without messengers in one of the interviews. you said about this. for the following reasons, messengers can be considered an additional channel for disseminating information; work in them is quite time-consuming and requires additional human resources, in addition, they are not very functional and it is rather difficult to evaluate the effectiveness of work in them. well, here's a logical question. then what's the point for any media uh content like that. uh, hmm, any messenger is just a broadcast channel, yes, that is, we cannot, but let's put it this way. uh, the person will not like it, he unsubscribed. yes , he doesn’t like it in any social network, he will not be a participant in our project of interaction with the audience, like any social networks, as before. people came that yes, communicate more, yes, learn something new, comment, some

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to measure the great wall of china with their steps, the two brothers set out to the athletes with an5 years ago. i have already traveled such a path, i wanted to repeat it, it was not possible to run everywhere in many parts of the chinese wall. no longer exists from start to finish. true, the epic 131 days, by the way, the locals often treated by a runner, feud that top-top-top-top could have run 130 left. well, i think you need to run and see it in the cinema, and cheburashka, uh, for the new year's holiday became the highest grossing russian film in the history of domestic distribution. we liked the film very much, just in a sincere, kind, humane film very much. cool bears positive for others under the charm of this plush animal, absolutely all charming naivety, curiosity and the ability to turn any event into an exciting adventure fall all. this is ensured by cheburashka, an incredible success. the new story of a funny creature with big ears with a huge heart takes us to a carefree childhood, making us laugh and empathize with such touching moments that were right here and wept a

yeah i used to really want to see the great wall of china, but i've kind of written off china now. some of the seven wonders of the world, that is will see them all as i can. well, i've seen the pyramids and they're amazing. yes, absolutely amazing. yeah. and just you go and they just sort of you go through then suddenly through cairo and then suddenly you down these little winding you go down these little winding streets they're there. streets and then they're there. they're they're on your they're just they're on your deathbed. those are the things part obviously family. part from obviously family. it's, incredible it's, you know, the incredible places seen and places you've seen and experiences had. so experiences you've had. so that's what bucket list has to be all about. yeah united lifting trophies . that's a nice lifting trophies. that's a nice . i'd like to see more of that. top story this morning with the time 6:02. so a new report time of 6:02. so a new report this morning has found serious failings in the handling of the probation of jordan mcsweeney. he 35 year old zara

of precise electromechanics and the chinese corporation great wall, the ground control base of the beltersat was built in the dzerzhinsky district in stankovo, our specialists were trained for a year in chinao work with her and in parallel, the satellite itself was assembled; it was sent to orbit from under heaven in 2016 . and then belarus got its own satellite communications and the third satellite, the already mentioned belarusian spacecraft, abbreviated bk and this satellite for remote sensing of the earth. created by order of the academy of sciences. she also oversees all related issues, data from this satellite comes to the company geoinformation systems through a huge antenna, which is installed in mi. and on surganov near the academician of the book, she catches information from russian bull komuses gets in touch with minsk five times a day , a standard communication session from 5 to 12 minutes , it is he who transmits to our scientists pictures of the earth in good quality and allows us to predict a variety of phenomena, both those that depend on a person and those that can to manage only nature for 10 years of work, the bc filmed 180 million m² of the earth's surface. this is mo

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wall street today is jeff curry's call when it comes to the oil price. one of the pillars of his view is back in the great financial crisis, you did see this massive investment from chinand that helped pull prices. he is creating a parallel to that package we saw out of china to the reopening today. is that a fair comparison to make? tom: so, it is a striking comparison to make. in substance, there might not be a huge amount of difference. but in terms of process what happened in 2008 and what is happening today is pretty different. 2008 it was a stimulus story. it was the premier saying, we are putting $4 trillion into the economy and that catalyzed a much larger amount in bank lending. this time around if you look at what china's government is saying, not much there. may be a little from the pboc and fiscal policy but the real shift is the shift from an economy which is locked down to an economy which has opened up and all that means for demand. jon: helpful context as always. that was tom orlik and fernando valle. great to get both of your perspectives. time for a quick break and when we come back, we returned to the world economic forum and we will hear from jane f

it is walled off from the rest of the world, subject to a great deal of internal surveillance, but it does not welcome -- for instance, facebook is not allowed to operate in china of course, chinese companies are allowed to be in the u.s. david: how big of a risk is tiktok? a national security risk, because many in washington think it is. nick: i will leave that to the national security expert. i will observe to your earlier question, there is not a level playing field. chinese social media companies are able to operate both in china and in europe and america. we are able to operate in america and europe, but not in china. at the moment, there's an imbalance which doesn't in the long run make a whole lot of sense. it is partly because the approach to data, the approach to privacy is just very, very different culturally, legally, and politically in china than it is elsewhere. and then there are slightly more subtle, narrow differences between the eu and the u.s. as well. one of the interesting dynamics you have is the european union now leading on new rules and regulation, but not leading technologically or commercially. all the big tech giants are either in the

it's great to be back in share perspectives and we are optimistic about the health corer, private equity, you look at asia in the last couple of years, china has been the large group engine, and wallis, we had a really good run, last year was a down year and a good part of it was investor sat on the sideline and shine as we navigated the lockdowns geopolitical situation, and some of the policy situations. but we feel very good about the underlying macro demand in china, it's only getting older, i think we are also starting to see, as things open up, investors looking to come back into the market, so we remain quite optimistic about the outlook for china, especially as it looks at new, innovative -- medical innovation and still some questions around when the biotech sector comes back, but we are optimistic about china. yvonne: in terms of deal flow, what are you expecting for this year? >> if you look at last year, it's down significantly. we are expecting it to come back. the question is when it comes back is still quite open, but we are starting to see investors look at this market and the fundamentals are still quite strong, and it opens up and investors are able to get back int