, the guillotine is frighteningly guillotine - this is not the one that cuts the head, because it cutsd specifically for sports. i'm human. she's safe. you are the most beautiful. here it is guillotine works quickly and properly. cut sheets. the veneers are sent further. on this machine, the sheets are connected into a long tape, which is wound on a reel, but that 's not all we remember about the fragility of the veneer, in order to give it strength , a fleece backing is glued on the back side. well, how are you ? everything is fine. that's it, because of this roll. she will go to school on our slats, now the veneer needs to be connected with andrey, more precisely, wrap the wallpaper. wrapping veneer tightly hugs the rail and connects to it under pressure, the job is almost done, it remains to give the desired shade. here it is our river beautifully in natural veneer. well, if i would like, for example, to leave such a color, yes, a natural box. yes, you can varnish, but i understand that most often you are asked to paint with enamel. you can even whiten everything, even paint all the

historically called the guillotine many even, probably now, especially the younger generation do note that once sugar was produced, you don’t see granulated sugar and sugar cubes that we can buy in the store, but in the form of such sugar loaves that hmm so it’s not you, damn it, the cast ones are so big. this is in order to break off these pieces of sugar, that is, this sugar loaf was placed here. it was of such an oval shape and pieces of sugar simply broke off, which were then used in tea drinking in the museum not only acquaints visitors with the history of the incident, but also promotes the work of folk craftsmen. exhibitions of works of arts and crafts are constantly opened here . master classes are held. folk art combines the past and the present. a glorious tradition that began from the slutsk belts continues to the present. masters today we are getting acquainted with the slutsk museum, so i suggest going to the art gallery named after vladimir saidin. this is another branch of the slutsk museum of local lore and one of the visiting cards of the city. the art gallery opened

the guillotine is not the one that cuts the head.cuts to school. yes, i'm a man's pen. she is safe. this is the most beautiful. here it is the guillotine works quickly and properly, the cut veneer sheets are sent further. on this machine, the sheets are connected into a long tape, which is wound on a reel, but this is not all we remember about the fragility of the veneer, in order to give it strength, a fleece backing is glued on the back side. well, how are you ? everything is fine. exactly, because of this roll, veneer will go to our slats. now the veneer needs to be connected with mdf to wrap the equipment more precisely. that's what it's called, wrapping the veneer tightly hugs the rail and, under pressure , connects to it; the thing is almost done, it remains to give the desired shade. here it is our beautiful river in a natural school. well, if you want, for example, to leave such a color, yes, a natural egg. yes, you can varnish, but i understand that most often you are asked to enamel on the track. you can at least knock out

this is a very funny joke. the best medicine from a runny nose guillotine well, yes, like that , theythe internet, how much did they manage to upload it? well, it’s hard to say that the reposts have already gone, for example. i freed you. just think arseniy will never be able to manipulate you again. you are now a free man will be removed, and to hell with him, my job offer is in force. i always need an experienced lawyer. yura was called in, actually waiting for you to show up yourself to blame. i'm something exactly, you 're not catching up with something. in what sense, in all catfish, is running around somewhere, but you don’t catch up if he will be caught, he will begin to testify against both of us yura but he is not coming. he's worse, he's gone completely off the rails. he obviously went crazy. well, so far it hasn't been found. and if they catch him, he still won’t speak, and where does such confidence come from. what are you doing, you fool, in short, you don't need money. what money do you think me? are you out of your mind at all? listen , partner, you threw me everywhere

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of ​​an inventory, based on the results of which it will be necessary to carry out a regulatory guillotine the inventory, return to the issue of delineation of powers just within the framework of today. e, while developing the discussed draft law, it should be noted that the introduction of regulatory impact assessment legal acts and draft laws at the federal level has reduced the number of new cases of vesting these packages with such powers. here we are grateful to the government for such a need. and a timely decision is one of the tools. committed to self budgeting process. it is worth considering the exemption from paying taxes on the property of institutions that have been established by municipalities. this is necessary to prevent the occurrence of counter financial flows between the regional and local budgets. such examples already exist in a number of regions such as krasnoyarsk territory, tyumen voronezh and other regions. we propose to analyze the best. the current situation in the regions and, together with state council commissions and ministries , develop a mechanism for the f

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days of this grand jury, so at this point it's simply, it's rather like sort of waiting for the guillotinethey'll wait until all the investigations are wrapped up before making a decision to indict, or do you think those announcements could be made piecemeal? >> it could be made piecemeal because the mar-a-lago matters involving refusing to return top secret documents when they're demanded by the government really does not overlap the january 6th and coup investigations. so either of them could come first. there's no particular reason for them to be consolidated. in fact, they might not even be brought in the same jurisdiction. so i'm not pretending to have a crystal ball about exactly which will happen in what order. that i don't think we can know unless we are sort of a fly on the wall in the special counsel's office, and that's not -- that's not where i am at the time. >> would the decision whether to indict ultimately be up to jack smith, the special counsel, or would the attorney general merrick garland need to sign off on it? >> the final decision was merrick garland's but he's i thi

so at this point, simply, it is rather like sort of waiting for the guillotine to fall. >> you thinknt of justice and the special counsel will wait until all of his investigations and election interference and january 6th, the mar-a-lago documents are wrapped up before making the decision to indict or do you think those announcements could be made piecemeal? >> they could be made piecemeal because the mar-a-lago matters involving and refusing to return top-secret documents when they are demanded by the dot government, really does not overlap the january 6th and crew investigations, so, either of them could come first, there is no particular region for them to be consolidated. not even in the same jurisdiction, so which will happen in what order, that i don't think we can no, unless we are to fly on the wall in the special counsel's office, and that is not where i am at the time. >> what the decision ultimately to indict be up to jack smith, the special counsel or the attorney general merrick garland needs to sign off on it. >> the final decision is merrick garland's, but he has made

also saw the starving commie knives who were eventually -- they eventually revolted and began to guillotine the aristocracy there. he spent a lot of time tasting what, what to him, foods and wines. he became a real wine expert. --. his cook large to mythic things like vanilla ice cream -- learned to make things like vanilla ice cream and macaroni. and jefferson traveled all over europe, sensibly doing diplomacy, but really, collecting recipes, and even foodstuffs like italian rights that he loved. and it was so prized that the italians threatened to arrest him if he took any home. he disregarded that and filled his pocket with rice. and then he later hired, i think some smugglers to bring some rice back over to america where he pointed it at monticello. he really appreciated food as like a political tool, but appreciated it aesthetically, and his thing to do was to have a dinner party that began early, involve multiple courses, scintillating conversation, with people that he agreed and disagreed with. lots to drink, and talking late into the night. and some of his staff got weary of waiting

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the article illegal circulation of precious metals hung, like a guillotine knife , private traders oftenked on gold of dubious origin. at best , scrap gold, but often stolen metal, jewelry mafia by the way, she had patrons among the wives and daughters in the country's top officials. everyone understood the trip to baku would be very complex caucasus made subtle there, in the first place their circular defect, quite pronounced. valentin kuklin in the eighties, an older investigator of the ix department of the iv department of the central internal affairs directorate of the moscow region executive committee, the meeting at the hotel was rosy, even too much. it turns out brings a box of cognac box of wine number. and what's the deal? just take it away right away , they said, comrades from moscow, bring it back, to whom i will give it back, that they left. paper from the prosecutor general of the ussr and help but this paper almost does not work. the plan was not accepted for almost a week during this time all the figurants, evaporated, there the most incredible we could not navigate the ar

people who have posted things about what they think should happen to people and, you know, building guillotine z and you know, bringing guns and stuff like that so far, um, they're pretty comfortable that most of that is hot air, but then there's always the unknown threats, so there's a lot of assets that are going to be in place. david urban, the former president steve jason miller. i think tweeted out that they've raised from $7 million off this so far. we can't tell if that's a real number or not. how do you think this is impacting? his reputation. how people view did you really ask that question? how does he how is it impacting his reputation? well, i mean, look, anderson, there's been two polls out recently, right? the cnn poll out this morning and then recent quinnipiac poll, which both kind of said the same thing, right 62% of people in the quinnipiac poll found that this was politically motivated, right and 76% in the cnn, paul said they thought it was politically motivated, so it's not surprising that the trump team is out there trying to raise money off it and say, look, i've had peo

the main candidate, the main rival of the democrats, is this guillotine hanging over, but this is so everything, and obviously it is done deliberately ugly, that , firstly, it rallied the republican party. even those who spoke out are categorically against trump here on many other issues, including under pressure from their own base of their own republican public, some do it. ah, quite original, for example, john bolton, who is mercilessly criticized on foreign political issues , compared here. let's remember i'll show you john bolton and more faithful after that, but first i was there. when i heard about this, my first thought was about lavrenty beria, the former the head of the nkvd in soviet times, which once said to joseph stalin if there would be a person, but there would be an article, then, well, uh, i did not find a single historian who would say exactly who this phrase belongs to. they said that the berias, there and stalin himself , but no one anywhere ever recorded this phrase, so to speak, but bull knows there, yes, he knows the handwriting of bolts to understand somethin

where did the french by their guillotines? in the french by their guillotines?. do you now have an encyclopaedic_ history from school. do you now have an encyclopaedic knowledge - history from school. do you now have an encyclopaedic knowledge of - an encyclopaedic knowledge of everything that you have written about over the years? has it gone? i'd describe it as broad, but very shallow, — i'd describe it as broad, but very shallow, because we've crossed a lot of time, _ shallow, because we've crossed a lot of time, but — shallow, because we've crossed a lot of time, but of course the great thing _ of time, but of course the great thing about the horrible histories is they— thing about the horrible histories is they are an introduction to history. _ is they are an introduction to history, and the best thing about history— history, and the best thing about history is— history, and the best thing about history is the stories. you literally— history is the stories. you literally couldn't make that stuff up. literally couldn't make that stuff up so _ literally could

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what hinders doing this, firstly, hinders the regulatory guillotine yes, in which the control functionss, medicine, everything from vaska to give freedom to entrepreneurs, so that in the conditions of tough sanctions there, tough anti-covid ones, when there were restrictions, so that, uh, those, the pressure that the regulatory authorities put on business. yes, take it off , untie the hands of entrepreneurs so that they open production and start producing mass production and nothing will stop them from being quality. this is an important point, an absolutely important point, of course. control must be returned. it returns is prevented in stages. the most important point of control. it was absolutely accurate that the story was said that it’s impossible just like that now, but to take state control to conduct, to arrange checks for everyone. yes, that's all. you will be fine. no, we will not pass the digital age, therefore, of course, the digital marking of products that have already passed in the dairy industry, in medical products, in fur coats, in shoes. all this is being implemented

it's not a straight line legal effect it's more like the guillotine, the shadow, like has its effect falls and hangs, but it's overhanging in the lawsuits that will be brought by smartmatic and in the remaining suits by dominion. now everybody knows that dominion is willing to pay north of 650, maybe $750 million, to get rid of one of these lawsuits and there are individuals that are going to be sued and other companies being sued and there are other plaintiffs suing we have a different baseline we're moving out of a world where people thought that the difficulty of proving reckless or deliberate falsehood and meeting the high standard of a "new york times" sullivan would make these lawsuits impossible to win, but we have a summary judgment ruling by a very serious court, a ruling rejecting a number of defenses as illegitimate under the relevant governing law, and we have a clear sense of what kind of evidence could be introduced. if i were davida and justin and if i were my former student stephen shackelford i wouldn't throw away the notes with the opening argument just yet. the cas

the retirement age and apparently macrons may soon wait for the maidan here with or without the guillotine. this is a good question protests against pension reform in france do not subside, although the demonstrators do not agree. now they express themselves not by throwing paving stones and dodging democratic tear gas and batons, but by calmly banging ladles on pots, protesters with kitchen pots in their hands. gathered in more than 300 places in front, operating on the streets of paris marseille is pockets with tracer other areas. in general , a macron's headache is provided by reacting to noise. manuel said during his visit to the alsace last week that pans would not make france move. forward. these words. only the protests fanned the flames, the french crockery manufacturer. tweeted that stainless steel pans are now being produced. especially for the advancement of the nations, it’s funny tomorrow the macron should come to the french vanton, but the protesters, look, have already prepared to meet their beloved president. this grenoblemann, a mannequin with the image of a macron , was b

china or ukraine yes, when he has the whole country rebels, there demands the overthrow of the guillotinest rating macron, after his re-election. it’s just that he is engaged in china in order to win at least somewhere, it’s clear that he hopes that now he will divert attention a little bit to the foreign policy agenda. you see , when for the majority of the population the issue of pensions at the age of benefits and they are definitely not up to china, definitely not up to ukraine i liked yesterday the fiational times column came out american. there is a lobbyist for the director of the finten of their next clark , who means, he says, that the europeans need to understand everything the us switches to china and taiwan for them. this is a headache for the focus on ukraine and europe will be lost, so excuse all these retirement ages. here in france, all this you have to tighten your belts and choose guns instead of butter. what did you like? i go to him on twitter right there, right? on the same day that this article came out, he posted a photo of his own dinner there with wine , cheese, w

the gallows, it's a very, very long time that had the time ago that they had the picture of the guillotinethere wouldn't that much interest wouldn't be that much interest apart and apart from the old. and secondly, course, the golden secondly, of course, the golden jubilee would there be much interest. they were trying desperately play down. and desperately to play it down. and who two most likely as who were the two most likely as head betty boothroyd , head of state? betty boothroyd, a staunch monarchist and princess anne. so it's very difficult for a republic. and this is the big chance they think. and wearing yellow with yellow placards with hashtag not my king and they think it will appeal to a lot of international broadcasters and also get some local support. well i'm sure they will get the international broadcasters seeing as most of the hates the the broadcast media hates the king and don't think king as well and don't think he's either. but what he's our king either. but what i would he's our king either. but what i wewie ewggeer— he's our king either. but what i would suggest is,

regarding the gallows, it's a very, very long time ago that they had the picture of the guillotine onhat much interest wouldn't be that much interest apart old. and apart from the old. and secondly, course, golden secondly, of course, the golden jubilee would there be much interest. they were trying desperately play down. and desperately to play it down. and who two most likely as who were the two most likely as head betty boothroyd , head of state? betty boothroyd, a staunch monarchist and princess anne. so it's very difficult for a republic. and this is the big chance they think. and wearing yellow with yellow placards with hashtag not my king and they think it will appeal to a lot of international broadcasters and also get some local support. well i'm sure they will get the international broadcasters seeing as most of the hates the the broadcast media hates the king and don't think king as well and don't think he's either. but what he's our king either. but what i would he's our king either. but what i wewie ewggeer— he's our king either. but what i would suggest is,— ” mg but what

and it does, as you say, seem like prince charles contributing to the cost of the guillotine that's goingew people heh h— is antagonising the few people heh in his— is antagonising the few people left in this country that eehuehhv— left in this country that actually support the royal hemhv— actually support the royal hemhv ehh— actually support the royal family and celebrate king chevhes. — family and celebrate king charles. exactly. - family and celebrate king charles. ;hivicig i”hi family and celebrate king- charles. exactly. .are out charles. exactly. they are out for total destruction of for the total destruction of the royal thing is, royal family and the thing is, if open up the reparations if you open up the reparations issue , actually it's going to issue, actually it's going to end up costing the british people, isn't it? i mean. king charles isn't going to have to change his lifestyle. i presume he's not going to sell his palaces or stop travelling and his helicopters . but it could his helicopters. but it could actually, if you go open up this pandora's box, it could actually e

and it does, as you say, seem like prince charles contributing to the cost of the guillotine that's goingeople heh h— is antagonising the few people heh in his— is antagonising the few people left in this country that eehuehhv— left in this country that actually support the royal hemhv— actually support the royal hemhv ehh— actually support the royal family and celebrate king chevhes. — family and celebrate king charles. exactly. - family and celebrate king charles. ;hivicig i”hi family and celebrate king- charles. exactly. .are out charles. exactly. they are out for total destruction of for the total destruction of the royal thing is, royal family and the thing is, if open up the reparations if you open up the reparations issue , actually it's going to issue, actually it's going to end up costing the british people, isn't it? i mean. king charles isn't going to have to change his lifestyle. i presume he's not going to sell his palaces or stop travelling and his helicopters . but it could his helicopters. but it could actually, if you go open up this pandora's box, it could actually end u