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if you look at what is strong, what is leading the market just like today overall gro growth, all the things tha last year weren't working, are working now. why? typically what falls in a bear market bounces the most early in a bull market, energy does well but takes 2023, a serious laggard. my point, as categories last year, think peru, the bull market bounces. liz: a lot of people like the b word, bool, good to see you, thank you for joining us. we've got to look at microsoft launching the first artificial intelligence volley in the war of the search engines as it looks to cut into google's dominus. the princeton student who already created the apps that foils and catches cheaters who use it to turn in papers written by robots now has a new warning for big tech companies entering the ai arms race. fox business the exclusive and with the closing bell ringing in 15 minutes, "the claman countdown"'s must-see interview with that student from princeton is next and we will show you microsoft, google and wait until you see what i do, all related to the ai drama story, we are back in a minu

distribute these resources more intelligently and from africa we are transported to the ancient city of gro pharmacy. she is also a museum we recognize. what they did there, what they cooked there since the seventeenth century. the oldest pharmacy in belarus over 310 years old located in the ancient city. it still works in grodno today, however, not only in the status of a pharmacy, but also as a museum, you must admit that such a long-liver deserves it, it’s worth saying that the pharmacy appeared in the city at the end of the 17th century. under the jesuit collegium, however, it operated only within the order, and already in 1709, when a new baroque building was built, the pharmacy that was included in the monastery complex was moved there and became available to all townspeople and jesuits. it belonged until the end of the 18th century, and later the medical it was here that the well-known botanist, professor of anatomy and surgery, jean emmanuel zhiliver, who is considered the founder of the pharmaceutical sciences in belarus or lithuania, worked here, he came to grodno by invitation. a

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