the head of the traffic police asked the pilgrims on the way back to avoid haste and haste in their journey and to rest for 15 minutes after every two hours of driving. the minister of economic affairs and finance said that the weight of exports is central more horizontal and monetary policies. mr. khandozi called for more participation in the dialogue between the government and the private sector. it was to the private sector in making economic decisions and emphasized on the increase of non-oil exports . the meeting of the dialogue council, the joint meeting of the government and the private sector in the iranian chamber of commerce on the topic of reviewing the 3-year performance of the 13th government, the meetings that were held 17 times in the last 3 years with 57 approvals to improve the business situation and in its provincial dimension 827 meetings and 5800 approvals for rules. production was held in the provinces. the launch of the 243 system was one of the other topics of this meeting that was unveiled. a system that prevents the presence of momentary and moody circulars. site 24

and haste in the journey. until this moment despite that we are talking about numbers. we had an increase of about 22 visitors. in terms of road traffic , we had an increase of 5%. fortunately , there were no problems at any border. the days happened with personal vehicles, despite this massive volume of private car traffic, fortunately, we did not have any traffic jams , we did not have any problems with cars stopping at stops in the border cities, and there is still empty capacity of parking lots and stops in all the cities. there is a border and at all border terminals. well , we are at your service with hosseini's arbaeen news . i am talking to sed and sima news agency's reporter at the khosravi border, mr. mahdavi. greetings, the latest news about the movement of arbaeen pilgrims from this border for us and the viewers. say peace be upon you, or abu abdullah al-hussein, peace be upon him. greetings to our dear and respected viewers as well as to you dear colleagues in khabar network. as we get closer to t

and what the fed has told us, we think this makes the case for the fed to get back to neutral with haste. as jamie said, there is a long and variable lag to monetary policy and it is evident policy is restrictive and we think the fed needs to get to a less restrictive place with some relative haste. we are not necessarily in the hard landing camp, but we think the case to remain restrictive is losing steam quickly and the funds rate will be back at 3% by the middle of next year. manus: 3% by the middle of next year. let's get a rapid response from both of you. jamie, you are long-duration, but on the whip around, 30 basis points on the 10's trading back about 4%, etc., do you relock and reload? do you get the sense there is dry powder, that it is ready to deploy into duration? jamie: absolutely. we remain long. nothing about this week's price action made us change our mind that the right move is long-duration concentrated in the front end as the yield curve normalizes. manus: not just long-duration. i know that you both like steepeners, but the concurrence is, is this a reenter, relock,

the sea had unwittingly gifted hastings a giant new tourist attraction.of fascination. over the easter weekend, you know, people were coming down and having their photographs taken in front of it, and eventually people were, you know, looking for tours on board and the admiralty, they actually allowed hastings to charge people for these tours on board. and all the fees, they went towards a fund for the local heroes coming back from the first world war. but soon its value as an attraction was to be outweighed by its value in scrap. in the end, it was stripped down and sold. legend has it that buried deep under the shingle, some still remains. in fact, in the southeast, people had already been given a flavour of these remarkable craft. after its capture off harwich in 1916, uc5 was brought to sheerness and there she was shown off to assembled media. but while there's little tangible evidence of those two craft today, there is another world war one submarine lurking here in the south east. for more than a century, it's been stranded on mud banks near the isl

antin, as you can see, and the situation, the silent haste that came after august 6 with the start oftion, whether it will be called kursk or something else in the textbooks is a matter for historians and time, but the haste is passing and must to note that in the environment of... partners, it passed much faster, and actions began there, and we see how assistance to ukraine, especially our closest partners, the baltic states, central european and so on, they are better, faster, more deeply aware and obviously informed about what is happening, well, obviously at the level of managers they were informed about what the probable prospects are. second, as you can see, the delay in the kremlin does not pass, because, apart from the reflexive bombing, on the 26th, the kremlin does not yet have the tools to counter this operation, and the fact that they babble, it actually shows that the kremlin does not understand , what is happening, why are they happening, what are the prospects, in addition to what got scared lukashenko is a belarusian and has begun to bring his forces to the border in v

. >> mean and hastings, aka pain and wastings. it's ground zero for the poverty in this city.d everything happen down here. i've watched the streets evolve. when it was heroin down here, it was very quiet. this is new stuff. this is new with the fentanyl. it's everywhere now. and fentanyl changed the lifestyle. it wiped out a whole [ bleep ] generation, and we didn't even have a choice, you know? we were doing heroin then slowly but surely we started tasting something different about it. people dropping left and right. now there's a crisis, everybody's dying. >> reporter: fentanyl took hold in vancouver around 2014 and overdose numbers more than doubled in two years as the downtown east side became an emergency room. >> so this is our -- hey, guys -- these guys are out here just in case there's an overdose in the area. >> immediately we'd grab our narcan, we'd grab our oxygen tank, and we're gone. >> it's the community helping each other and itself. >> reporter: sara blythe is executive director of the van city overdose prevention society, but back in 2016 she was managing a s

this is this is this is this is this is this is this is this is this is this is this is this is this haste it is clear to us, we, we stand our ground, we have to stand, on unfortunately, we do not have the resources that russia has, but with the help of our... partners with the help of our rear people, we will stand at least in the positions we are in, even if we persist in this plan, in which it is now, russia is not really in such a positive moment as they say about themselves, so you know, i think everything is going in the right direction, and in the near term we will see significant changes in both their rhetoric and theirs. and in their actions. today, mr. general, the verkhovna rada of ukraine ratified the rome statute of the international criminal court, it was signed on behalf of ukraine back in 2000, 281 deputies voted for it during ratification. the rome statute is a treaty that recognizes the legality of the verdicts of the international criminal court and it has already been ratified by 120 countries of the world, this international one. in march 23 , the criminal court issued

in erosive negotiations , we will not have any unnecessary delay, we will not have any unnecessary haste. we will not have it . if the negotiations start , it will be done with utmost care and trust . we will definitely use all the specialized capacities of the country in the technical, political and legal fields and we will try to reach an agreement, god willing, this time. let's enter nationally in this area . foreign policy must rely on a national consensus a national unity that can move forward with more strength and power, and those who meet with our negotiators, our diplomats, our ambassadors, know that there is a nation behind this ambassador, behind this diplomat, behind this negotiator, and in this way, our diplomats they move with more self-confidence and strength , and our parties also know that this is not just one person, it is a nation that is emerging . if we reach this agreement, our work will definitely go further and better, and i will definitely try with the cooperation of the honorable majlis, the islamic council, with the cooperation of scientific and academic center

friends, we have herd so much about the economy the last couple months the haste campaign going to try to keep front and center. issue republicans have been pull polls better on. haste is hoping to change the momentum as she gives the first economic policy speech in north carolina. it could be the most pivotal issue for voters. under the plan being announced this afternoon. harris says she is going to work on providing down payment assistance for first time home buyers. expand tax credits for middle class families. offer a larger tax credit for those who are having children and cut taxes for those who may be having trouble i paying health insurance. a lot of these would require congress its approval and given the odds of a divided washington in 2025, this is no guarantee even if elected she would get her way. while she is not calling this plan bidenomics, president biden insists there is no distance between her and the administration. >> in case you haven't noticed it's working. >> the trump team insists democrats are gas lighting the american people with trump remind at the news confe

totar already understood that this sapraudy was a lukewarm success, a haste for the agon campaign, there he decided to publish the tsarka for the months of the geta getai padzei, and the dray tsarka disappeared from the last state, and it was transferred to the 20th century godji. in the new month of the next month, and in the same month of the old royal church the temple was built. peramoga, which was during the hours of pyatra's campaign and began, in the 19th century the rat was forgotten, the pack in the 20th century was not lost unnecessary, great folded kantekstse gistarychnym, because only... there was a well-sufficient balyu parasa of the russian empire unchallenged in the russian-japanese war, which was called as short and peramozhnaya, dachshund kantekst, do not forget the first russian reval you know, what kind of dachshund has been through so many changes in life empires, and to such people we have many new approaches and memorial architecture, and centuries. and the wars with the napaleons were found to be rather nekalki bastards, and the patraba neka uzmatsnіtsya patriarcha

the musical at kupala is worth the haste, and the theme is not new for iago.la movement , they are firing... on the prapan production of the first belarusian film tarych pagadzhaetsa, an advance payment, and then you know, the authorities are nervous, as it turned out, the director of the other party . prapanov: muskve knew the large-scale historical drama “the wings of khalop”, admovitsa hell he couldn’t have such a chance. what about swine herding? - the pakryudzhans were tortured by the cadets, who say that the director is going to smoke and take charge of the swine herder. the directors showed that the right-wing director had everything that they thought and had abandoned the production of other films, which are also included in the plans: due to the lack of concern for the inevitable floods of the people. tarych is not going away. stushka kryly khalopa, the tragic forest nugget you hunter, began to be cultivated and chalked quickly not only by savetsky sayuz, navat i ў ameritsy. eisenstein himself hated it. and as soon as the smoke ended, tarych embraced

she graduated from two universities: harvard with a degree in political science and hastings with a degree in law. both universities are notable for their quotas for black students. harris's political career began in 2003, when the politician won the election for the post of san francisco district attorney. she became the first black woman to hold such a post in california. in the future, this will play against harris. liberal. in the 2020 elections, she will be called a cop, a cop and a law enforcement officer in a skirt. but there were decisions in her career that reduced her popularity among supporters of a tough hand. for example, in 2004, she refused to seek the death penalty for a gang member who shot a police officer, which enraged his colleagues. she also failed to score points in the eyes of opponents of the death penalty. already being the attorney general of california in 2011-17, in 2014 she appealed the decision of one of the state judges on the unconstitutionality to the highest measures. and through year fell again in the eyes of those who advocate greater police oversight,

you know, the university of california at hastings used to be called hastings.ow it's california, school of law in san francisco. i mean, this is an american story. yeah. >> what do you think? how do you think vice president harris is going to talk about that? because in a way, the story of her kind of political ascent has been navigating all the aspects of her identity, what do you think is the most effective way for her to communicate who she is in light of these attacks? she she talks about herself. >> as you know, she's almost guarantee she's going to talk about her mother. her mother had a huge influence on on her, you know, basically a single mom, although they shared custody. but she's going to talk about her, her her roots, which, you know, i mean, she was a prosecutor when she ran for district attorney in san francisco. the headline of the chronicle endorsement was harris comma for law and order. right. i mean, she she's a tough prosecutor. that's her background. >> and she hasn't always talked about that. >> no. that's right. and also, i think mayor, t

so at some level, we was surprised by the haste in which this has happened, but not surprised by the outcome. and also if you look at the history, not just of bangladesh, but the political history of south asia, it seems like a lot of democratic rulers come to our writing on the power of the people. but somehow they tend to forget that and their own political demise also happens through the hands of the people. so historically speaking, this was not a surprise, right? the army says he's working with the countries political pauses to form an interim government. history tells us that bad things tend to happen when all of these takeover countries until things come down. what are you expecting to happen? so one of the things i wanted to make clear is that this was not a military cool. that have been some reports, especially in foreign media, trying to describe it as a military cool. and trying to make kind of an ologist between what happened to se, casinos, father and 1975. that's not what happened. this was a student led to protest that then became widespread and ordinary citizens joine

she graduated from two universities: harvard with a degree in political science and hastings with a degreeversities are notable for their quotas for black students. haris's political career began in 2003, when the politician won the election for the post of san francisco district attorney. she became the first black woman to hold such a post in california. in the future, this will play against harris. liberals in the 2020 elections will call her a cop, a cop, and a law enforcement officer in a skirt, but there were decisions in her career that reduced her popularity among supporters of a tough hand, for example, in 2004 she refused to ... seek the death penalty for a gang member who shot a police officer, which enraged his colleagues. she also failed to score points in the eyes of opponents, the death penalty. already being the attorney general of california in 2011-17, in 2014 she appealed the decision of one of the state judges on the unconstitutionality of capital measures. and a year later, she fell again in the eyes of those who advocate greater police oversight. she spoke out against

meters above sea level is one of the highest and one of the best quality sites for constructing. and hastingbservatory, there are few parameters for site selection, which one of the most important, one of them is the so-called seeing or atmospheric seeing of the site, which is measure of how turbulent the wind is, the prevailing wind for observatory sites should come from a side that there is no big, major obstacle or mountain at the upper part of... the stream so that the wind can arrive at your site with laminar manner rather than a turbulent manner. the iranian national observatory project has been done by iranian technicians and scientists, the conceptual design, detail design, installation, manufacturing, construction, integration, commissioning and operation uh have been done with iranian scientists. we are now inside the observatory and i want to take this opportunity to tell you about the three pillars of an observatory. first of course we have the heart of it, the telescope itself, which you see behind me, in this case we have casa grain telescope, which will become important a litt

qarib al-hussein from qawa at al-hussein la al-hussein noorami burma hazrat abaaz i am mine and karma hastlah istakhil sahib al-maarif istakhil or bab al-hawait i am helpless in you. take refuge in your eyes, i have the blessings of intercede with al-hussein and healing with al-hussein and al-khawa. al-faba al-faba al-hussain salam ali hussain peace be upon you o love from afar peace be upon you but the ceremony of the survivors of the arbaeen procession after the morning prayer in the capital from the square ritual of imam hossein. with the recitation of the arbaeen pilgrimage , my colleague, mr. azaribqa , is stationed in imam hossein square to give us his report from the beginning of this ceremony. mr. azaribqa , hello, journalists. on this route, cultural processions and receptions serve the people, and now , according to the announcement, actually bus driving as well. they started from you and went from imam hossein square to the shrine of hazrat abdul azim hosni. in fact, people in this ceremony came from the 17th of shahrivar crossing from shush square. they will pass through differ

probably the force of the rock when you need a ship to take some counter measures, possibly together with haste for a large number of israel does now have a new, more moderate president he was just sworn in on tuesday. does that matter in this situation? does he? does he have a say in what happens next? i know the president sits on the national security council into a ton of but he doesn't have a major includes the people who we've decided was what is happening next are 1st and foremost, the security deed, a need for many n, his most senior military and intelligence advisors possess the honors, probably a voice that is stored in among these people, but he's only a minor voice, so we should expect to the the media treat include including how many boons ferry uh goes to the military in the wrong. to take the decision. how do you see this playing out? the, the what are you expecting in the coming days and weeks as well? i do expect uh some uh military attacks military terrorist attacks on the part of a ra hand, or he's by law on the, on the israel. many observe us now talk about the direct to the

the numbers fall from high thick, skillful, with the capture of measures, jazz is gained in great hastewe moved to belarus for work dad, he was appointed there as an adviser to the ambassador on political issues, since then we have remained in minsk, and how did you meet? it was on the night of museums, we came to see the museum, and since dad really responded to the yakubakolos museum, we only came to this museum and well i remember your dad very well, very bright impressions, i remember how he was at our house, in what years it turns out yakukolos moved here, if it is a military man, he came here on august 14 , 1941, here on the train he lived here for 2 and a half years, in general i want to see those memorable places in tashkent, where my great-grandfather walked, where he was, for me it is very, very interesting and well, it is even difficult for me to put into words. nothing, i will pay a small fee for hours, as an old man, walking alone along the streets, there is no one, e in the library and says: "you know, in our museum we have a manuscript, e, written by someone. i know that

the traffic police chief asked the pilgrims to hurry up on their way back avoid haste while traveling and rest for 15 minutes after every two hours of driving. well, we will visit the border of chezabe and talk with the reporter of sed and sima news agency stationed at this border. hello, mr. zanganeh , please tell us and the viewers about the mood of the people in this border. well, apparently , our communication is not established at the moment, although my colleagues are trying to establish this connection . we will return to the news of the third day of the parliamentary examination of the competence and plans of the ministers proposed by the 14th government, which started at 8:00 am today. i am talking to the reporter to find out more details the news agency based in the parliament hall mr. goldozi greets you, so far the plans of several proposed ministers have been reviewed. what do the proposed ministers have to say in defense of their plans? in the name and memory of god and greetings to the dear viewers of the khabar network. this is the 6th public session of the parliament ,

jazi radio news agency structural problems in football based on the topic of the year hast closed the way for the progress of football in the capital city , and blocked the conflict and neglect of the basic football structure. these are only a part of the bitter events of football in the capital city of tehran, which in recent years has been the meeting place of many unknown faces and a large part of the body. the national football team is formed in different age groups. for several years now, it has been caught up in unfortunate events, the events that caused rust in tehran, one of the cradles of football in the country. every day, we have a lot of people in the football committee saying to us, sir, we are so-and-so, club-so-so. we paid a heavy amount, a lady referred to the football board, which received 45 million from one of these coaches, which i, mr. muradzadeh, mr. jabari, mr. majdi, and we took this money from palash, in the name of the club , they are taking a lot of money from a weak family . the report is much easier, the football board and the officials below can prevent t

because the answer, christ haste to show up for jesus to show me the last year says trucks done for us. what's your, what's your take on it? it doesn't surprise me. it always has exist here in mississippi. we always have failed. we say it was the, the, the, the hatred, the oppression, the systemic racism, institution. we've always have failed my nephews all over their black little goals. do you honestly think they have the same opportunities as the new wible? no. i'm a part of the poor people's campaign where we're engaging in 40 days of direct action save with this. so being around vote a separation of mass incarceration, the correction system, praise on the pool, and as a pull argument for an example, parchment or was billed on the idea of come big lease. so that was just the continuation of slavery. they, they type in control. those men and women, there's a lot, so you create long stairs when you take away all of them. rice, you treat them as a full humans. that's what they did back in, in implies they did that. they beat them basically and lead them today for nothing . they just co

vіktar ўtryamsya there peramozhtsam, maybe you yourself ўappear, well i'm parading, i'm parading to the hasted, jumping, dancing talent. eduard mitsul, the pop and song arts of belarus have gained powerful momentum and popularity started buzzing on the ancestral lands of the ussr. in 1969 , the 50th year of the bssr was established. and for the benefit of the dzyarzhkanzert, belarusian artists are touring london. at the warehouse there were belarusian delegates, of course, and eduard leanard. he communicates with the orchestra and with the accompanist, if he performed under the accompaniment, how did eduard lenardovich manage to keep him in suspense? and just my advertising, i don’t have a lot of magic here for you to create advertising, if you please tell me, i’ll give you 300 kanserts a month, since you can’t, every time i tell you 300, and this is how it is, you are tortured, you know this, kabzon, i say, well, i can feel it, yes, there is already such a creep, now i have a bagashchaetsa, how are we, a station at the sea, a floating base, well here equal to . and the personal life of eduar

because the answer, christ haste to show up for jesus to show you what do you think the last year since trump? what's your, what's your take on it? it doesn't surprise me. it always has existing here in mississippi, we always have failed. we say it was the, the, the, the hatred, the oppression, the systemic racism institution. we've always have failed my nephews all over their black little goals. do you honestly think they had the same opportunities as the little wible? no, i'm a part of the poor people's campaign where we're engaging in 40 days of direct action, sir with this so being around vote a separation of mass incarceration the correction system. praise on the pool and as a parchment for an example, parchment was billed on the idea of come, big leasing. so that was just the continuation of slavery. they did take in control of those men and women. there's a lot. so you create one of those when you take away all of them, right? so you treat them as a full humans, that's what they did. but in, in, in point they did that, they beat them basically a beat them today for nothing. they

haste progressives. was interrupted twice by pro-palestinian protesters claiming they are unhappy with middle east stance. there may still be some issues for her: democratic ticket targets the sun belt. the nominee is canvassing in the rust belt. nominee. former president donald trump participate in a wisconsin town hall tonight after delivering economic remarks in potterville, michigan. correspondent aishah hasnie is in potterville with the latest. good evening, aishah. bret, good evening to you. the former president made a very big announcement here in michigan today saying that he is going to have the government, if he wins the white house, have the government pay for or force health insurance companies to pay for ivf treatments connecting the reproductive rights to the issue to the economy saying that for far too long too many american families have been hurt very badly by inflation. congratulations on 76 years in manufacturing in michigan. >> former president trump back in michigan for the 8th time

and it was announced that this year 11 people from tehran and 29 people from the city of haste in the national exam 1403, in total, out of more than 1 million 274 thousand participants, 1 million 305 people were allowed to choose the field, and the number of accepted girls is still more than boys. the capacity with our exam is 15,3754 people, the capacity without people is one of the differences between this year and the previous years. voluntarily, this system that we set up is a virtual field selection system based only on last year's data, that is, it tells you, dear sir, dear lady , if you were our volunteer last year, what are your chances of acceptance, when you reach the summary , you can give this summary to the system. tell me the condition of your acceptance with this situation. according to the head of the national assessment organization , it is still not possible to hold an electronic test for the national entrance exam, hossein kashanian of sed and radio news agency, the effect of the gpa on the entrance exam will not change , and... next year's entrance exam will be hel

traffic police chief asked the pilgrims on the way back to avoid haste in their journey and after every two hours take a 15-minute break while driving. 40 moke to south khorasan they serve in kazemin. these processions provide pilgrims with various services, including accommodation, medical treatment, and tailoring, until two days after arbaeen . travel to karbala on foot. south are based in kazmin to show their devotion to imam hussain by serving the pilgrims. our art has just brought us the love of imam hussain. in the hope of god, it is only love. it is a success that includes us. wherever we go , we see a shoemaker. you sit for two hours. we work, their language is hossein and we have been getting up from 3:30 in the morning until 9:00 in the night. there is no fatigue, my love, for 40 days we are stationed in sharah sahib zaman and imam sadiq's courtyard . thank god, our establishment is complete. today , the external facilities are available . the external and the internal are being used. the service is here and the memory of the oppressed , god willing, palestine will be freed. w

this year , 11 people from tehran and 2. 9 people from the city of haste in the national exam 1403, in total, out of more than 1 million 274 thousand participants, 1 million 305 people were allowed to choose the field, and still the number of accepted girls is more than boys, the capacity with our exam is 153754 people, the capacity without our exam is 313 there is a person who is one of the 1403 national entrance exam, which is held in two rounds, and the academic background definitely affects it. according to the head of the national testing organization , it is still not possible to hold an electronic exam for the national entrance exam, hossein kashanian. the head of the national assessment organization said that next year, the scores of the 11th and 12th grades have a 60% impact on the entrance exam , as well as the national exam. there was, and the entrance exam or national exam is on the way to 40. this is the only change that we have and will implement for next year. yes, the rest of the cases will not make any difference like this year. the final average in the national exam a

because the answer, christ haste to show up for jesus to show you. what do you think the last year since trump has done for us? what's your, what's your take on it? it doesn't surprise me. it always has existing here in mississippi, we always have failed. we say it was the, the, the, the hatred, the oppression, the systemic racism institution. we've always have failed my nephews all over their black little goals. do you honestly think they have the same opportunities as the low wible? no, i'm a part of the poor people's campaign where we're engaging in 40 days of direct action, civil disobedience around vote, a separation of mass incarceration. the corrections system, praise on the poor, and as a poor watchman for an example. watch me was billed on the idea of some big league. so that was just the continuation of slavery. they did take in control those men and women, there's a lot so you create long as there's when you take away all of them, right? so you treat them as a full human. that's what they did back in implies they did that. they beat them,

i don' hast think i've ever introduced anything that got applause like that.n rfk jr had some thoughts. >> listen.out a call from the president and we talkeutd about not about the things that separate us because we don't agree on everything, but on the values and the issues that bind us together. and one of the issues that he talked h about was having safe d diod and ending the chronic disease epidemic. our children and all the unhealthy as sick as children in the world. don'n are tht you want healthy n and don't you want the chemical oils out of our food? and don't you want the regulatory agencies to befrm free from corporate corruption ? and don't you want a president that's going to make mak america healthy again? th >> the republican partyis is united, plus the kennedy faction and any independence he brings along for the ride. kennedy is not the one who abandoned the democratic partonedy. >> democratic party abandoned him. i attended first conve democratic convention at then age of six in 1960. and back then, the democrats were the champions of the constit

. >> this is me in hastings. aka paint and wastings.nd zero for the poverty in the city. [ sirens ] >> i have watched everything happen down here and i have watched the streets evolve. when it was heroin down here, it was very quiet. this is new stuff. this is new with the fentanyl. it's everywhere now. and -- >> reporter: change the streets. >> fentanyl changed the lifestyle. it's wiped out a whole [ bleep ]ing generation. and we didn't even have a choice you know. >> we were doing heroin and -- slowly but surely, we started tasting something different about it. people dropping it left and right. oh, now there's a crisis. everybody's dying. >> reporter: fentanyl took hold in vancouver around 2014 and overdose numbers more than doubled in two years. as the downtown east side became an emergency room. >> so this is our -- hey guys. these guys are out here just in case there's an overdose in the area. >> immediately, we'd grab our narcan and we grab our oxygen tank and we're gone. >> it's the community helping each other and itself. >> re

the haste gotai’s plans were small. the princess was growing up, brighter and growing. arrived, he would have been built. how the heavens fell. calm, smart, reasonable, let the sisters swim away. gardzislava abandoned her pride and raised her own monastery. it seems that efrasina had an admiral gift. the eyes of a chalavek, i mean, what is good for souls. napaina, the hell of the getaga often became embarrassed. there was nothing good in the souls of many, only peace, glory, and greetings. i come from a family of kings and princes. geta dachshund poked. efrasina has more than once been able to descend from heaven to... earth and to develop various civil rights and political rights. yae golas guchah in polish veche. yana died of her brothers, who grabbed for the balls, decided on a fair trial, and for hours the smoke-filled peramovs began to dry up the charg war. pilgrims who came to the monastery took baths, but the pennies were useless to the manachins, the yanks were stale, and there and the frasinnya grew up as a laborer. for svaygo rodnaga city. lepshy polish maysta

tennis masters of montreal with brad siner and zorf and haste. he withdrew from the competition. in other important games, andrey rublev, grigor dimitrov, nuno gomes, alexey paprin, kasper rood and olger rone advanced to the third round by winning against their opponents. the first training camp of the national wood-sticking team to participate in the world championships of kazakhstan has started. world champion stick pull. now with a new position in the team my national team, i would have participated in the open. now this year , as the head coach of the national team , i will participate in this competition with the children. our national pole vaulters are preparing for the kazakhstan world championships. and let's bring a good medal for our country, kazakhstan. well, all countries are participating, they are all ready, it means a high-level competition. now, my iranian team has always been among the first to third. this is their first camp for this competition. we are now in the fan review period. from the next few weeks, we have 100 pressure, but the path that national in ord

in their addiction it enables people to continue living >> guy spent years battling addiction on hastings street. he says recovery requires survival and getting someone receptive to treatment often requires patience. >> it is not built on, you know, corporations where we want to see immediate, we need to see the results. these results will take time. you have to build the relationships with people. that is why harm reduction is so important. >> reporter: harm reduction until people are ready to ask for help or lean into recovery maybe even push people towards treatment. this divide. despite the different approaches that we have shown you. it is important to note that this is more than a philosophical argument. >> there is a lot of in-fighting going on. most of it is for dollars. supportin more harm in the reduction model. >> the same story is unfolding in san francisco as the recovery community pushes for a share of public dollars, largely for designated sober housing. so, both cities are having a debate over where the money should go and how to best get people into treatment. >> detox wi

merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, and the family of muhammad, and their haste. greetings and good morning . i invite you to join us with the first part of the morning news series of khabar network. the president's appreciation for the decisive and unique vote of the parliament to the 19 ministers proposed by the 14th government of mr. in the meeting of the representatives of north khorasan and ilam provinces in the parliament, saying that the parliamentarians are helping the government with this action he expressed the hope that this cooperation and cooperation between the government of the parliament and the resolution of the problems of the country will lead to the creation of national harmony in the country. the president also listed the removal of deprivation from the kamberkhordar provinces as one of the main agendas of the 14th government. in this meeting, the representatives of northern and ilam provinces discussed the most important issues and challenges facing their constituencies, including the need to strengthen transportation infrastructure, healthc

as usual, this school hasts large number of displaced citizens who unfortunately don't have shelter, the israeli occupation, and while they were praying in groups in this place, targeted them in a direct way with a missile that killed most of those who were there. the martyr's bodies were torn apart and their bodies were cut into pieces. rescue teams are not able to reconstitute the... body from the human remains, the view is difficult and it is very catastrophic, it reminds us of the very first days of the war in the gaza strip, this is massacer and a genocide against civilians and this center for the displaced in the gaza strip, it was head and when we came here we were surprised by the size of this massacre and genocide, we saw piles of bodies piled on another, human remains shredded into pieces "this school is housing nearly 4,00 people, what can these poor do? where will they go? this was their shelter, where can they go now? will they be left on the street? everyone is a target." whether here or elsewhere, we are all at risk. our correspondent joined us earlier from gaza with m

it was obvious that they started this way with such haste and in order to prevent the attack of the islamic republic and the islamic resistance in the occupied territories because of the crimes that were committed by the regime in beirut and tehran . these are arranged during the last 10 months. they were negotiating and messing up the negotiating table, netanyahu's representative returning again and the israelis themselves admit that there is an extraordinary obstacle that these negotiations do not take place. very well , thank you very much, mr. khamiar. thank you for your explanations. stay with us from the broadcast of the khabar network. watch the news section at 10:30 and, god willing, i will be with you again after that with a special continuation of the program. great iranian sarai sarai. he opened a specialized and equipped digital store in an area of ​​over 5 thousand square meters in sarai irani, qom, all kinds of mobile phones and computers personal tablets, gaming devices and other digital accessories with incredible prices and long- term deals in a digital equipped house in th

efforts will be continuous. and in this regard, we will neither delay nor postpone it, there will be no haste, but we will not get caught up in destructive negotiations. we will certainly exploit the country's expertise in technical, political and legal fields and we will try to enter this field with a national consensus this time. foreign policy should rely on a national consensus and a national consensus that can be more forward and those with negotiation our soldiers face our diplomats, our ambassadors know that there is a nation behind this ambassador, behind this diplomat, behind this negotiator, and in this way, our diplomats move with more confidence and strength, and both our sides know that this is not just one person, it is a nation that is emerging, if we reach this agreement, our work will definitely go further and better , and i will definitely try with the cooperation of the honorable islamic council, with the cooperation of science and academic centers, with the cooperation of the media in cooperation with radio and television, in particular, this public awareness of this conse

hast and these memories tell how they were captured.the memories of the moment of captivity of iranian warriors, which are extracted from the pages of 730 book titles. we used to find moments of captivity in books and read them , we would cut from the book and 150 titles of memories were selected out of 730 titles of the book, which finally became 40 memories. as you can see in the book, you got the answer the faithful candidate's letter arrived. if your captivity lasts for 100 years, i will sit at your feet. i am sure you will be back very soon. telling all the memories and happy moments. however, the ones that have a more dramatic charge, are more effective, and settle on the mind of the audience. one of the strengths of the book is the introduction of faces of unknown women fighters, one of the features of this book is that the author has provided additional information about that memory to the audience at the end of each memory. zeinab soleimani news. broadcasting in the name of god, hello, have a good time, the representatives of i