well, whether it was hard work, i was always told the hard i work, i was always told the hard work, inness is the key is to my own individual success so may be the sport has done a similarthing. success so may be the sport has done a similar thing. because i am not privy to watch all the lobbying behind the scenes but certainly, if there were prizes for stubbornness and long journey longevity the sport should receive them. australia need 210 to beat sri lanka in lucknow with both sides looking for their first win at the cricket world cup. sri lanka decided to bat after winning the toss and the openers gave them a solid platform, both passing 50 in quick time. but pat cummins quickly snapped up both of them and adam zampa also struck twice to leave sri lanka on 178—4 in the 33rd over. there was a short delay for rain before australia made further inroads. mitchell starc took his second wicket of the game a few moments ago, and another one has since fallen, with sri lanka all out for 209. we now know the line up for the rugby world cup semi finals — new zealand will take on argentina in

brush, a hard, a very hard brush, extra hard, so each of these types of brushes is used in differentensitive brush, then it is used... in those cases when the patient has high tooth sensitivity or some elements of damage to the mucous membrane, that is, wounds, injuries, then you also need to use a soft brush , also at the learning stage in small children, starting there even from the age of zero or one year, we can also use soft brushes in order to to remove plaque from their oral cavity, medium hardness is used when the patient has a relatively normal condition of teeth and gums, further hart hard brushes are used when the patient has increased formation of plaque, tartar, there is such a tendency, or a person who smokes, or who... brushes poorly or has not brushed their teeth for a long time, it is clear that an ordinary brush of medium hardness cannot always have a high effect, so they are used already more rigid, well, extrahard - this is again for smokers, mainly, they have a smoker’s coating, it is very dense, because it contains the tars that come from the cigarette, and ther

we worked hard and we did it together as president.coolidge said, i cannot think of anything that represents the american people adequately as honest. when you think of south dakota, you may think of freedom, but you also might be thinking of rolling fields of corn and soybeans. you might think of mount rushmore or the beautiful black hills. if you can't picture them right now, you should probably come us real soon. you might not think president calvin coolidge in south dakota, but you should as well. it was in 1927 that president calvin coolidge spent his entire summer in south dakota. he had planned to only spend three weeks with us, but he loved it so much that he ended up spending three months in our state. at the time, there was a man that was hard at work working to carve on a mountain. president coolidge visited mt. rushmore that even though got some borglum would not complete his work at mt. rushmore for another 14 years. the famously frugal coolidge even promised federal funding the project. he saw what it could become stating

very same hard maga right. you cannot allow a small band of mega extremists which represents just a tiny percentage of the views of the american people to tell the overwhelming majority of americans what to do. but, folks, republicans issues with maga extremism seeps far deeper than any single leader. maga extremism is a poison that the house gop has refused to confront for years. and until the mainstream house republicans deal with this issue, the chaos will continue. now, i hope it's obvious maga extremism is not good for the house republican leadership. it's not good for congress and it's disastrous for the country. so let me say this to the next speaker of the house, whomever that may be, think carefully about what happened to your predecessors before trying to coddle the hard right. each of your predecessors got burnt. each time i urge the next speaker not to make the same mistake, not just for their own future, but for the country's . whomever the house elects as speaker will not be able to ignore the rea

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it is hard to interview, it is hard to get to - to interview, it is hard to get to know anybody who isboy, when i was growing up, bobby charlton really was my hero. just out of vision you can see on the wall, this is one of my son's bedrooms, surrounded on manchester united memorabilia. up there is a statue, which every manchester united fan seasons. it is known as the holy trinity. law best and charlton. you struggle to find the words when you meet him. he was a man who always put everybody at their ease. the great thing is, after he stopped playing, he was a loyal fan to the club. 0ne after he stopped playing, he was a loyal fan to the club. one of the favourite bits of video i have seen in the last few minutes as we remember him, is him talking about the moment that the next great manchester united team, the team of the 90s, was to win the treble in 1999. he describes the moment the goal went in in extra time, and he described the fact that the world seem to stop the 30 seconds, and then he realised what paradise was like. he was someone who loved football, and football will forever

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this comes after a small group of hard, right members of his own party, rebelled against him. also coming up on the show, a holiday in italy turns into a nightmare. at least 21 people have been killed after a tourist. boston plunged, often over past near venice, plus the monarch butterfly. attic migration is thousands of kilometers long. now scientists say they may have found out why they're able to fly so far. the . i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. the us house of representatives has voted to remove republican speaker, kevin mccarthy. it is the 1st time in history, the speaker has been voted out of the position and comes for a showdown between mccarthy and a small group of hard right conservatives from his own party. and mccarthy has described his ousting as personal and said he will not stand for re election. just days after narrowly avoiding a government shut down. a rebellion amid the republican ranks has trust congress into chaos. 8 hard line republicans joined with democrats in voting out speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy ending a rocky tenure

it's a going to be a very hard road going forward. william, thank you so much for that anal us as far as the w. william good craft return now to iran, where a 16 year old girl is in a coma after being assaulted by the morality police. and as, according to the kurdish rights group had got a group says are meet a girl, one was attacks and a to run subway for violating the islamic republics. he chapels, state media, release. this edited video of the incident. iranian authorities deny the claims of saying that she fainted. a similar incident last year at sparks mass protests across iran. it earlier i spoke to seem a savage, a political analyst who formerly hosted a talk show for a run international tv and independent news station. and she told us more about this case. um hi. um, what we know is not much more than you yesterday. well, the fax says, you know it just, you was a 16 years old. she wasn't her friends. she was hit by tomorrow that you put it inside and mitchell is tied to the vague and all the tube. and she was taken to a milita

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it is a hard question _ this operation. it is a hard question to _ this operation.o answer - this operation. it is a hard i question to answer because this operation. it is a hard - question to answer because the nature of the last week has been one of shock and outrage at the scale and level of the atrocities carried out by hamas. remember benjamin netanyahu before this was in the thick of an unprecedented political crisis in israel, one year worth of protest against his rule and the hard—line nature of his ultranationalist government. and what that meant for the identity of israel. half this country wanted him gone. now we have this crisis, unprecedented, the centre of it is a massive security feeling. that is absolutely crucial for the way i really think about their own country, the levels of trust in the israeli military go way beyond any other institution in this country, huge ratings of absolute trust they israelis have in the army. they believe no more than any other institution and this chips away at the very foundations of that so we are into new territory.

president warren harding had been traveling took sick and died about 7:30 p.m. pacific time on august 2nd at the palace hotel in, san francisco. president secretary george christian sent a telegram with a news to the white river western union office in woodstock, vermont vermont. at 11:30 p.m.. nellie perkins, who was operating the telephone switchboard at her home in bridgewater, received a phone call with the news that president harding had died. mrs. perkins or mr. burton? sorry, wrote down the telegram message and immediately her husband winfred perkins dressed immediately and drove with the message to plymouth notch, about nine miles away. around midnight, mr. perkins arrived at the coolidge. urging president to call the. mr. perkins not loudly on the door. woke up john coolidge and. but what's all this commotion? a nation going on at the tower. but harding resigned. so her husband sneaked back. thank you, mr. perkins. think calvin. over 11. i was awakened by my coming up the stairs, calling my name. i noticed that his voice trembled as the only times i'd e

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it's hard to break things in one shot. so i guess it's a process the went along could especially last of joined the ball. it will be your symbol. there were hardly any women at out. now. she's the star kind of sweet spot in the industry. when her work achieves commotion, success. she's now making space so that more women can be heard. the one big shift that has definitely happened is that only so many move in on a set. so things and then i'm on them in a system that actors move them in assistance and also for the new level of them. and it goes and you know, if that's how it's sort of works annually. quanch's hiring mix shuttle highly announced women in or like, you know, in varies whether it's as visual needs. it's as assistance and all of that will not have another audition here. she's doing profiles, shorts, in hopes of being big as an extreme defense. but she's still battling with the same dilemma on some of that money. well, i will not compromise that into place. i only have one thing, my talent and my skills, and i wa

now, it is hard to imagine bite and being as hard on that in yahoo as he once was. and that was due to his washing correspondence, you know, do a lot on thank you for your reporting. any. are some more stories making headlines around the world to strong earthquakes and western of denison has killed him more than a 100 people in entered hundreds. others that's according to the united nations. hundreds of homes were also destroyed in the quakes. a local official said for villages near the reigning border, and he wrote province for the bronze of the damage the 1st funeral for victims of a russian. this will strike on the eastern new cream village afford. so that's taken place a couple of were among the $52.00 victims killed and thursday's attacks were gathered for a soldier's wake. when the local investigators happened, gathering evidence at the side double ins, cool leader has appointed members of the new national assembly and send it for a transitional period. ahead of promise elections expected. next year. security chief can read out of length is cool in august. aft

what comes next is hard to determine. we have an ongoing war with russia and ukraine and a series of supply disruptions. all of that needs to be put into the equation. >> there is a knee-jerk reaction. that kind of dynamic, how long those trends really play out is a different conversation. how uncertainty will be addressed on earnings calls will be quite significant. >> absolutely. we do not know -- it will be interesting to know whether or not the earnings change the result of this. there is increasing uncertainty as we tried to get a clear and easily quantifiable answer. i do not know where we go from here. markets are terrible at dealing with uncertainty. how should investors react? joining us now, what do you think? >> we do have bond futures up today. stock futures were lower. the flight to quality is debating a bit. it is the normal reaction to this tragic unrest. we have this big macro trends going on. we had that blockbuster payrolls. there is so much risk, so when the actual cash market opens tomorrow, yields mig

i don't know why that is so hard that we have to talk about it.seems you should know what you're are paying for and how much you're going to have to pay for it. there is no surprise when you check out. if they could have known up front and compare the price. thanks to actions we have taken, companies would have to show the full price from the start, that's good for customers and i would argue honest businesses so they are not out-competed. today, we are taking an additional action for junk fees in retirement savings. i would argue an awful lot of people don't think about retirement when they are 20, 30, 40 years old. many americans spend their whole lives putting every dime in their retirement account so they could retire with dignity and security. many families get advice from financial advisors to help them out because they don't know. all kidding aside, think about the average family. let me be clear about something. most financial advisors give good advice. i want you to know we are watching. there putting self interests ahead of the clients b

i think it's hard not to be. i think it is hard . not to be. i think it is hard not to be.and there is a lot of evidence that you can hear outside of our windows and doors of responders coming from states away and there has been a steady influx of state troopers, police department, supporting ambulances and ems and you know there are people here who are trained and are doing exactly what they are meant to do and ourjobis what they are meant to do and ourjob is to stay out of the way, off the road and let them do theirjob but i think we will sleep a little better when we know it is secure.- will sleep a little better when we know it is secure. have you been hearing _ we know it is secure. have you been hearing that _ we know it is secure. have you been hearing that for - we know it is secure. have you been hearing that for the - we know it is secure. have you been hearing that for the last i been hearing that for the last four hours, four and a half hours, the sirens and vehicles passing by? it hours, the sirens and vehicles passing by?— hours, the sirens and vehicles passin

this comes after a small group of hard, right, members of his own party rebels against him. also coming up on the show tensions escalate between india and canada over the killing of a c leader in vancouver. as billy orders auto with withdraw 40 diplomats plus and you frames the desperate measures being taken by some man to dodge the draft. to avoid fighting is the ongoing war. the i'm clear, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. the us house of representatives has voted to remove republican speaker, kevin mccarthy. it is the 1st time in history, the speaker has been voted out of the position. and it comes after a showdown between mccarthy and a small group of hard right conservatives from his own party. mccarthy has described his ousting as a personal and said he will not stand for re election. just days after narrowly avoiding a government shut down, a rebellion amid the republican ranks has trust congress into chaos. 8 hard line republicans joined with democrats and voting out speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy ending a rocky tenure for the republican lawmaker

hard choices, but labour choices — is built. hard choices, but labour choices the _ is built.to pay their fair share. requiring online tech giants to pay theirfair share. the requiring online tech giants to pay their fair share. the choice to levy a proper— their fair share. the choice to levy a proper windfall tax on the huge profits— a proper windfall tax on the huge profits that the energy giants are making — profits that the energy giants are making. so that working people do not bear— making. so that working people do not bear the brunt of the crisis they— not bear the brunt of the crisis they did — not bear the brunt of the crisis they did not create. the choice to abolish _ they did not create. the choice to abolish the — they did not create. the choice to abolish the non—dom tax status and put that— abolish the non—dom tax status and put that money into our national health _ put that money into our national health service instead. applause because, conference, if you make your home — because, conference, if you make your home in britain, you should pay your home in bri

yeah, i mean it is going to be hard, it depends on where l to be hard, it depends on where hamas is occupyings will determine how much risk that hospital is at. if they are adjacent to it, the hospital is going to be at grave risk because they are a valid military target and there is going to be potential collateral damage, which really cupcakes things. but in urban battles, if you look, upwards of 80% to 90% of structures are damaged or destroyed. appreciate your time, retired colonel liam collins. my colleague lyse doucet is currently reporting for us from jerusalem, she interviewed thejordanian foreign minister ayman safadi. she asked whether he agrees with queen rania that, in her words, there is a glaring double standard by the west in failing to condemn the deaths of civilians. no country is above the law. we all need to come out strongly, firmly, on the side of the charter of the united nations, the international law, on the side of our humanity. no life is of lesser value than the other, we valuejewish life, we value palestinian life, we hope everyone welcome from this moral ground, a

it's hard to find anything good.ongress could have dealt with any of those things but what have they done for you lately? don't you think it is time we have term limits in this country? don't you think we need to have mental competency test for anyone over the age of 75? that's not me being disrespectful. these are people making decisions on our national security. these are people making decisions on the future of our economy. we know 75-year-olds who can run circles around us and then we know joe biden. the senate is the most privileged nursing home in the country. it is time we take it on and say enough, that is a lot of bad. now, i'm going to tell you what i told south carolina when i became governor. no more whining, no more complaining. now, we get to work. how do we fix it? let's claw back the 500 billion of covid dollars that are unspent. instead of 87,000 irs agents let's go after the billions of covid fraud. if a percent of our budget is interest, equip borrowing. you have to balance a budget every day. i ha

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now in the arab states, — incredibly hard now in the arab states, in— incredibly hard now in the arab risk. the new middle east does not need a war, and many— middle east does not need a war, and many of— middle east does not need a war, and many of these states have been working — many of these states have been working with each other to de—scale tensions— working with each other to de—scale tensions with iran over the past year. _ tensions with iran over the past year. 18— tensions with iran over the past year, 18 months, they will not want another— year, 18 months, they will not want another conflict. so, much effort is being _ another conflict. so, much effort is being made — another conflict. so, much effort is being made to scale the conflict. i'm being made to scale the conflict. i'm sure — being made to scale the conflict. i'm sure that if it is also being made — i'm sure that if it is also being made to— i'm sure that if it is also being made to release hostages and if that can be _ made to release hostages and if that can be done, then maybe there is some _ can be done, then

she worked hard for this city. she was a beacon of hope and inspiration during a very dark and tragic time, which cemented so cemented her legacy as an extraordinary leader for our city and for our country. dianne feinstein never stopped being mayor. she was mayor in san francisco for about ten years before she became our senator. and i want to just talk about what she meant to san francisco as a mayor, leading us through tragedy during a dark time, focusing on the important things that mattered to communities, that mattered to our city, mored fast transport systems, dianne feinstein wanted to make sure that we showed tremendous support and respect for an iconic mode of transportation in san francisco and worked with both the public and private sector to raise the necessary funds to save our cable cars, which so many visitors continue to enjoy. in san francisco. you can't think about san francisco without thinking about dianne feinstein and how she has consistently been a champion for people all for neighborhoods,

it's hard to put an assessment _ markets? it's hard to put an assessment there, - markets?o put an assessment there, but - markets? it's hard to put an assessment there, but i - markets? it's hard to put an l assessment there, but i think near term, there will be quite a bit of caution right now. and of course the big driver for asian markets would be clearly the higher rates in the us. if this uncertainty creates safe haven flows to the us treasury, that might create a bit of stabilisation in the bond market, that we saw over the last week and a half. 0ther last week and a half. other than that, in asia, it depends on the economy. so far we are seeing some bottoming out in the growth trajectory, especially in china. so i think there are some green shoots, but at the same time, we are also witnessing... inaudible. so at this stage a bit of nervousness, we will want to see some more parity, and developments associated with geopolitical uncertainty, but near term it's going to be a little bit unpredictable and uncertain. little bit unpredictable and uncertain-— little bit unp

the difference between hardness and toughness? hardness is uh something that it shows the... when you put pressure or impact it doesn't sness you you have the bending, it's how brittal it is and how much pressure you can on the different s thick okay so this is tougher and harder harder yeah in forged parts we have the hardness and softness increased increased yes okay after we do the assembling all the parts of the engine block after that we should go to the other parts mean we put the crank shaft right the lineers power packs head cylinder and all together i think that's the those are the power packs yeah these are the power packs this is the type engines, it's not the line one, the v- type engines eight cylinders on one side, the other yeah, we have both sides uh, we have power back, what's the advantage of v type engines compared to the uh the space, it's much smaller than the other lines one and the power of these engines are increased and we have 16 cylinder in this space if we have want to lined once the uh five meters or s

play hard kind of place. and you feel it on campus where almost everyone is really focused and concentrated, on whatever their major is, also there was a lot of fun. we had a football team. we went on the pregame on saturdays before the game. like we had a great social life despite the winter and i think that balance is something to seek out there would've that means for them, to go explore it, but to build their own story. >> if i i can add to that, onf the things that a surprising think that elio was doing engineering projects very, very young. so my comment to you would be, give him as much exposure as you can to the various engineering disciplines that there are. whether it's a science fair, whether it's taking him to jpl for her to her, whatever it is, the more you can expose him, the more curious he's going to be to stay in that field. and once he's leaning there, that you support support support because it is going to be hard. it's going to be damn hard and as long as, this goes for all of us in the fi

kevin mccarthy comes out for a small group of hard right. members of his own party, rebelled against him. also coming up on the show a rights groups as a teenage girl, and everyone is in a coma. after being assaulted by the morality police. the running authorities have a different version of events and ukraine for desperate measures being taken by someone to dodge the draft and avoid fighting and the ongoing war and the monarch butterflies. epic migration is thousands of kilometers long. now scientists say they may have found out why they're able to fly so far. the . i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. the us house of representatives has voted to remove republican speaker. kevin mccarthy is the 1st time in history. the speaker has been voted out of the position and it comes after a remarkable showdown between mccarthy and a small group of hard right conservatives from his own party. mccarthy described his ousting as personal and said he will not stand for re election are just days after narrowly avoiding a government shut down. a rebellion and amid the republican

that's hard to say. what i have been thinking about is trying to zoom into the present moment a little bit more. >> i think the answer is yes for me. because i think the main lesson i took away was that happiness is an inside job, mainly. >> i thought happiness was a choice. i think happiness is actually an action. i think when you begin to see that it's an action versus a choice, you're making changes in your life to allow yourself to have a happier existence. >> i'll check you later. have a happier existence. >> i'll check you later. peace. aah, it's a good day to cough. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours?! hmmm, ok. not coughing at yoga. antiquing not coughing? not coughing at the movies?! hashtag still not coughing?! aaah. oww! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. it's not cough season. it's always comeback season. to give your teeth a dentist clean feeling. start with a round brush head. add

_ answer, courageous instead to choose the hard road, but if we give britain — the hard road, but ifin destination, if we walk step—by—step of working people, hulldoze _ walk step—by—step of working people, bulldoze through the barriers on their_ bulldoze through the barriers on their way, — bulldoze through the barriers on theirway, less bulldoze through the barriers on their way, less secure foundations at their_ their way, less secure foundations at their feet, their way, less secure foundations at theirfeet, then, yes, we can get our future — at theirfeet, then, yes, we can get our future back, so let's set the course, — our future back, so let's set the course, let's get britain building again _ course, let's get britain building again. take back our streets, switch on great _ again. take back our streets, switch on great british energy, tear down the barriers — on great british energy, tear down the barriers to opportunity, get our nhs hack— the barriers to opportunity, get our nhs back on its feet. applause.— nhs back on its feet. applause. ., , ., , ., nhs back on its feet. a

kube: so hard. i think it is one of the most difficult parts about covering the military, so something like let's take the strikes last night in syria. we still do not have a battle damage assessment. we do not know how many people were killed in that. i do not know if we will find out today. remember in arch when the u.s. took some strikes in syria, it was days later that we heard from the secretary that they killed eight people and did not know how many were injured. so what is really hard about these situations is none of us in this room is going to the area to check out those locations, even if we knew where they were, to go check them out and find it. so you often have to rely on unreliable local social media, for lack of a better word. sometimes people have outlets to have someone to get there in time to look. so we have to really rely on what the military tells us. often times, they will not back up what they're telling us. for instance, last night they did an ammunition facility and a weapon

to sit, it’s hard to lie down, it’s hard to stand, it’s hard to walk, i have a small child who needsd after, i was very spoiled large expenses for treatment, for recovery , that’s all, for orthopedics, for examination, a quiet moscow intersection, ekaterina walks this route every day, she says, she couldn’t imagine how it would turn out. that road home is where the accident happened. there is no traffic light here, but there is a pedestrian crossing, although it is not a guarantee of safety; no one is safe from a collision. the court deprived the driver of the accident of his license for a year, and ekaterina received a meager apology and a thousand rubles from the insurance company. the medical commission decided that there was no such harm to health serious. now i have hernias with inflammation of the intervertebral discs, all this went with. specifically with a traffic accident. insurance companies calculate payments to victims of road accidents based on the diagnosis made by the medical commission and a dry mathematical proportion, the ratio of damage to health to the maximum amo

it is hard to turn to something _ unlikely. it is hard to turn to something else _ unlikely.urn to something else of _ unlikely. it is hard to turn to something else of an - something else of an alternative. even if they wanted to increase their gas usage, for power generation, it is not something you can immediately turn to. unfortunately, for a lot of the consuming countries, they do have to take it and hope the prices do not go even higher, because obviously they would be worse affected if prices do go up worse affected if prices do go up to $90, $100, if it doesn't. how about 0pec and other producers? how do you see them managing the current situation? it is a developing situation, but how do you see the managing terms of pricing and output? right now the oil markets, in terms of supply, it is tight, yes, but it is tight because of voluntary cuts by mainly saudi arabia, so in the last couple of months, sincejuly, saudi arabia has reduced its production by1 million barrels per day, so if you look at it practically, and we are assuming that the events do not escalate and do