that's how the heart institute lives today. all patients and staff are in the basement. we had about 150% and 150 permanent nurses in the children's department . the hungry were fed, the little children are also in the basement , our sisters are immortal for four days. because both the son and the daughter work at the department here and the daughter-in-law was pregnant for 8 months, they all lived together in the basement together with everyone , you are well done. this is my grandson. this is my beloved granddaughter . especially women's staff, the first three months were no longer in demand, namely sedative drugs that improve sleep , calming, somehow reducing excitability , mmm, because mmm, the feeling of anxiety when it lasts there for a week, two, three, it destroys a person simply from the inside of a person will stop inadequately for less than three months, for 90 days, no one has left here, include me here on this sofa here for 30 uh, 3 months, i have only left the clinic for the first time for 90 days, uh, i left the clinic for the first time, i went home to ch

we still didn't find out , according to the little girl on the bed in the heart institute , i startedng calls. what are you in kyiv in kyiv? we need such and such cartridges. we such auctions are needed only when we get to kyiv, well, we have started activities that are just logistical, and at the moment, we are going to buy 90 rifles for ukrainian snipers on thursday, half of them are long-range rifles that hit at a distance of 2 km, and this in fact, such a unique activity is ours, because no one except us is actually engaged in the fact that it is not directed to support the super professionals who are enough for me such large calibers of heavy ones, respectively, now our groups mainly operate in bahmut next to soledar next to crime, achieve huge results and, accordingly, all are awarded well they are marked and the russians are hunting for them , they put big rewards for them, what is the role of snipers , er, sniper groups in this war in our country, how important are they, very big, you know what let’s say yes, we had various critical moments when, for example, sniper groups of

tailor treatments to the unique structures of each patient's heart.to make this heart, researchers at the security institute convert medical images of the patient's heart into a 3d computer model , and then inscribe them with polymer-based ink . i print a 3d face like this an exact copy of the patient's heart was created as a soft and flexible shell. thank you for your cooperation. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings to you , dear compatriots, those interested in international developments . welcome to the program of the world today. at the beginning , we take a look at the most prominent events between the international african union calls for the severance of relations between its member states and the zionist regime. the resolution of this union states that israel should be considered a colonial power and the member states should not recognize israel's illegal colonial and racist status. in the meeting of this union, the zionist regime delegation from dismissal meeting rashatoudi network reported that south african parliamentarians are expected to reduce the level of dip

should create the shahid foundation, it is habit forming, but it does not have a legal heart over other institutionsat is , suppose you, the municipality, if the decision of the article commission announces itself a hundred times, it will destroy it or the organization. i take social security into account. let's assume that the bank also gives. if the agency that is in charge of providing the land provides urban development, we cannot take legal action against the officials of the agency. i think that by saying a lot, gentlemen, it will have an effect in the future. we understand and will follow up, but we hope that an effective legal tool will finally be available. only with specific recommendations and requests and complaints, and 7th, 27th , yes, friends in the organization of the program, help so that this happens when the tool is stronger and stronger. article 16, which is a type of judicial commission similar to the administrative court of justice, where people refer to it, but whose rulings are in the hands of the court elsewhere, is not very effective, so that there is someone we can deal wi

to no resource, to no heart, to medical institutions, limited access because they are filled to the brim, and medicines are too expensive for the assortment, there is no limited access to products, because they are completely destroyed. they are too expensive to clearly understand how expensive meat is, it does not cost less than 500 hryvnias per kilogram, it is too expensive and therefore our residents are limited in this. so today everyone clearly understands that they are waiting for their return of our state of ukraine and are ready to survive even this difficult moment in the occupation p. ivan thank you for joining ivan fedorov , mayor of melitopol about the situation in the city , in fact, the occupiers behave very cruelly towards the local population and the internet is turned off, and we see that they have stopped paying salaries and , in addition, collaborators are not being paid salaries , at the same time they are obviously preparing for something . the us treasury department did not see any signs that the funds provided to ukraine were not used for their intended purpose, su

rock has not only refused to go away, it has become an institution. >> heart was a big deal because int rhymes with "rock" and begins with a "c" but i won't go on further, they were willing to play with those guys and succeed on their terms. >> the stuff from the '60s was like, oh, that's way too hippie, now we have to up it a notch. >> the audiences have come to expect a better standard of performance, better quality of lighting and sound and staging. they've come to expect a show. >> in the '70s, the groups started to become more theatrical. they realized that just giving them the music isn't enough. we've got to give them something to look at. >> more naked people, more misbehavior, more over-the-top stuff going on. just more. >> playing stadiums was too unreal. it would just be a sea of faces into infinity. ♪ >> stadium tours put a lot of people together to hear music at the same time. what they also do is they force the musicians to play to the back of the hall. >> in the '70s, that distance between the performer on stage and that audience grew. >> like if you went to any of the b

held the first meeting already in the morning , we have an operational headquarters at the institute of the heart until the last nobody thought that this madness could start i got up right away and came to work. i gathered the guys who had weapons, they still brought their guns here, we agreed that if there is some kind of attack on the institute, but we cannot shoot at the institute, and we had an agreement with the counterterrorism not then we take what we have from everyone, let's go here to the park eh and set up a line of defense. i have carbines - this is the same 7.62 machine. to raise such a horror is happening today in kyiv is my native city , where i have lived for 57 years , and this is what our russians are doing. aid and medicine for disasters in the city of mariupol on february 24, i was off the day shift , i was resting, i was woken up by calls from many of my friends, serhii, the war started, i was sleepy, i said that in the sense of what kind of war, like О чем речь in general, i immediately called the senior paramedic at work and said if i could come to work, of course, come wit

globally, that we're not getting to the heart of the problem by instituting systems of reuse by making it as easy as possible for people to not up for a single years, plastic or serious anything. but rather to embrace a refill re revolution and to and to not need to throw away living that way we become so reliance on that that's damaging on it to such a great extent. i think that that really got it right yet, but there is a promise in the making in the human environment program has said that it's going to create by this year at rest resolution. that's going to be legally binding for all the member states to end plastic pollution. and so they're going to be looking at the full life cycle of plastics that are not going to be thinking about how do we recycle? what's ne, they're going to be thinking about, how do we ensure that we don't make more than we need and that we address all of the patients are abusing too much plastic. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the turkish presidents is declared a 3 months dated from urgency for the 10 provinces affected by monday's earthquakes

that's tinkering around the edge of that is it is globally that we're not getting to the heart of the problem by instituting systems of reuse by making it as easy as possible for people to not up for a single years, plastic or anything, but rather to embrace a refill resolution and to and to not need this, throw away living that way we become so reliance on that that's damaging on it to such a great extent. i think that no one that really got it right yet, but there is a promise in the making in the human environment program has said that it's going to create by this year at rest resolution. that's going to be legally binding for all the member states to end plastic pollution. and so they're going to be looking at the full life cycle of plastics that are not going to be thinking about how do we recycle what's made. they're going to be thinking about how do we ensure that we don't make more than we need and that we address all of the patients of using too much plastic. all it is of course, on our website, barriers on your screen, the address out to 0, dot com. that's it for me down in jordan, the news contin

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. >> reporter: engineer jeff phr with the oceanographic institution helped build this period at the hearta new system called whale safe. it is tethered to an underwater microphone which detects whale songs. kelly lee part is a scientist with whale safe, which is funded by billionaire salesforce cofounder mark benioff. it uses data from its buoys, satellites, and entries on a whale watching after predict the presence of whales and shipping lanes, warning companies in real-time so they can voluntarily slow down to 10 knots, a speed set by a federal agency shown to significant reduce the risk of fatal collisions. >> there was a study done a few years ago which estimated that 80 endangered bluefin and humpback whales are killed every year. by ships. >> there was outrage last year when beloved 49 foot whale washed up on shore south of san francisco. spotted hundreds of times during her life, scientist even gave her a name. fran. >> having such a well-known and beloved whale die from something it's tragic. >> reporter: jaclyn moore represented the west coast shipping industry. she argues that m

now the heart of the show, an institution in her own right, is bringing change by leaving.ode right here on - "gma." >> the game, they say a person either has what it takes to play or they don't. >> reporter: for 19 seasons, ellen pompeo has proven she has what it takes to play. >> the harper avery for surgical innovation goes to dr. meredith grey. [ applause ] >> reporter: starring as beloved dr. meredith grey in the smash hit "grey's anatomy," tv's longest running primetime medical drama. >> i could quit, but here's the thing, i love the playing field. >> reporter: pompeo appearing in nearly every one of the show's more than 400 episodes. >> i'm your person. >> reporter: from starting as a surgical intern. >> george, what if i punctured mrs. patterson's heart? >> reporter: to running the hospital. >> i'm on the phone with unos. >> reporter: she's defied death time and time and time again. ♪ still so pure ♪ >> i'm addison shepherd. >> reporter: fought for love. >> pick me, choose me, love me. >> reporter: suffered insurmountable loss. >> derek. >> reporter: and through it

you know, alleva is the heart of little italy, like an institution there and the location is very importantality of what we have to offer, we are taking that with us. and all those recipes that cha-cha's family for 100 year recipes that i will get to use in another location. >> ainsley: for y'all at home leah goes into this restaurant so many celebrities. >> good friend of my husband. tony danza and danny devito. >> ainsley: i want to try something. i was watching a local news report and lauren who is a friend of mine who works in local news. >> she is great. >> ainsley: interviewing one of your customers. the best cannolis in the city. >> this is the chocolate one. >> cha-cha cream. grandmother's cream for 75 years. >> ainsley: oh my word. >> this is authentic ca cannoli. >> ainsley: what's your biggest seller. >> people, when they come to visit alleva. what's the oldest cheese store? our rice balls. pa chute toe balls. mozzarella sticks. these are the real things. fresh mozzarella. >> ainsley: thank you so much for coming on. i'm sorry for what you and your family have been through. i'm g

three times the first time you were found by a passerby, your heart was no longer beating, but there was a girl who studied at the medical instituteshe now began to animate, without waiting for the second time, when the ambulance arrived literally in 3 minutes. well, and the third time, when the doctor, by him alone, by clear signs, determined that you, under chemistry, did not begin to inject you with penephrine. it was these that killed you completely the two drugs are incompatible. so you were in the other world, pasha, but somehow managed to get you out. why do you want such an objective investigation from me. it was so and so it is. the investigation is ongoing. so take this cop and wipe out of him everything that is possible and everything that is impossible. i'm sure he didn't tell you half the truth. after all, you didn't have a version of something he eliminated. yuru had such a version. yes, and well, the partner refused, so that you understand all the work in the council was paralyzed, they interviewed everyone from semenchuk. okazavkara, twice a day and then in a circle. you know, i, too, was not in a sanatorium , a mi

well , in the sense of a hooligan, his mother forced him to learn by heart, he graduated from a construction institutend was kicked out in his second year, and then the origin of his wealth is strange. damn, i couldn't. he is a doctor on his salary to build everything else at home. well, just could not not his level. here, look at the shops where i stand, so that he is practically, yes, an antiquarian, supposedly. this is his level his artist friend complained. now have the picture gave him a sausage, i don’t know how the last years of his life, the blessed one there, nevertheless occupied a significant place, you can get drunk on him. could the kid, too, did not know the world. the light he always burned was a drug addict. well, it looks like they may be quite, i’ll try to smoke his mysterious, to be honest, you think to whom it is beneficial only to daughters and son-in-law. she had a secular gb what the hell knows. well, as he lived, so he ended. andrey, maybe, andrey, this is the coefficient of envy per unit of spoken words. it's just overwhelming. that is, he is simply well, everything that can b

agree with the cultural maoism that is at the heart of china and at the heart of the woke movement, gramsci marched through institutions that's being done well. with that i want to thank of you for coming. i want to thank our online audience for listening and we hope this will be the start. many other similar discussions so my first interest section is dr. peniel joseph. dr. is the barbara jordan chair of ethics and political value, the founding director for the center of the study, race and democracy. the associate justice i'm sorry, the associate of justice, equity, diversity and at the lbj school of public affairs, as well as a of history at the university of texas. in his time, peniel is frequent national commentator on issues of race democracy and civil rights. he is the author of award winning books on african-american history to. i'll give you the names of one is the sword, the shield, the revolutionary, three lives of malcolm x and martin luther king jr. and then what is considered the defense active biography on stokely carmichael. the book is titled stokely a life, but in his most recent and it's called the t

heart disease. he is leading a national institutes of health study examining how access to healthy food can improveities. >> we plan to recruit 300 patients, do actually provide them access to local grown fresh produce and study their health outcomes. additionally, this product has the benefit of also building a sustainable food system in the delta with the investment it is making on production on the ground. so our health will drive our economic security. correspondent: miller hopes this is the first step in making food as important as medicine. >> we want to be able to have a system where medicare and medicaid dollars are used purchase locally grown fresh food the sam way it is used to purchase prescription drugs. correspondent: the reality today for patients in the delta is very different. at the hospital administrators are taking action to get more funding, but it is not clear it will save the hospital. what is the worst case scenario if this place has to close? have you thought about your plans? >> one patient told me that we will collect money and open a clinic for you. correspondent: a patie

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who killed the strata will study the green card there by heart, belarus belarus distribution after graduating from lika of the leningrad institutengineers, it will be very intricate for his fate to be distributed to minsk for a license plate at that time. well, in general, the vavilov plant , which is located right behind the belarusfilm film studio, noticed some kind of coincidence film engineer. the optician is assigned to an enterprise next to the belarusfilm film studio, remember this 1957 world festival of youth students in moscow. and our youth learned that foreign countries. here they are, here are their representatives, that these foreign countries exist not only in geography textbooks on postage stamps. how old are these guys and girls from foreign countries 20 25, their convictions were formed during the years of the cold war, launched against us immediately after the defeat of hitlerism, our enemies did everything to discredit the socialist devils and alienate the younger generation of mankind from us, but their hearts were drawn to us to our country despite all the difficulties and dangers that awaited many of them o

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agree with the cultural maoism that is at the heart of china and at the heart of the woke movement, gramsci marched through institutions that's being done well. with that i want to thank of you for coming. i want to thank our online audience for listening and we hope this will be the start. many other similar discussions

approach to taxation and a new social security system with the scottish child payment at heart as the instituteirmed last week, the pound has families with children in scotland are now pound has families with children in scotland are no w £2,000 in scotland are now £2,000 better off as a result of our policies remaining in this cost of living crisis . that will be of living crisis. that will be the difference between food on the difference between food on the table and a warm home for nought. there are stronger protections for victims of domestic abuse. and parliament will soon consider legislation to improve access to justice for victims of rape and sexual offences. i be the strongest possible advocate for these reforms from the backbenches . reforms from the backbenches. we've also shown over these past few years what can be done with the full powers of a nation creating institutions are part of the transition to becoming independent. you tax and social security agencies a network of trade hubs across the world and a state owned investment bank ready to help the country reap the industrial be

yes, the heart of the martyr's mother is with the martyr's family . i want to make all the young people happy. vaccin institute theses and strategies and horizon free zone to consume freely, but the answer of the first page and evaluation and judgment with you at 23:00 irazoo news network opening the city of carpets and the city of home appliances this time in isfahan, address of isfahan, imam khomeini st., corner of mino st. the value of 7 thousand billion tomans to serve the people has been downloaded on the internet to search for plane tickets. the cartoon has made it easy for you to easily compare the prices of plane tickets from hundreds of airlines and reputable sites with just one search and find the ideal flight. and choose the best price with safarmarket i don't want to buy an expensive plane ticket for safarmarket in the name of the beautiful lord , who is beautiful and beautiful , the friend of god, rahman rahim , the artist of khabar khemittun network.

institute, by the way, exactly valery shumakov. not only was he the first to transplant a donor heart.ing his analog completely artificially . several such systems were transplanted into a patient and then there was a transplanted heart. so, all these principles are the replacement of the functions of the heart by some kind of mechanical device. this is a long-standing dream of mankind. and here our scientists are one step closer to the dream of a fully autonomous artificial heart . and in a year the titanium motor will become a real salvation for hundreds of little patients whose hearts need support so much yuliya onishchenko nikolay malashenko in tatiana bakulina pavel bonya channel one the head of the kurchatov institute, mikhail kovalchuk, spoke on video lessons for schoolchildren talking about the important. what is a scientist who knows a lot about different and sometimes useless, as it seems to many things, but from these, and knowledge develops the whole understanding of where we live from the universe of stars, but the small microbes that live on the earth are leaves, by the w

school desk, drank from a divided card, studied by heart for a long time, belarus belarus distribution after graduating from the lika leningrad institutelm engineers will be very intricate, his fate will be distributed to minsk at that time number plate. well, in general, the vavilov plant , which is located right behind the belarusfilm film studio, noticed some kind of coincidence film engineer. the optician is assigned to an enterprise next to the film studio belarusfilm, remember this is the 1957 world youth festival in moscow and our youth learned that foreign countries. here they are, here are their representatives, that these foreign countries exist not only in geography textbooks on postage stamps. how old are these guys and girls from foreign countries 20 25, their convictions were formed during the years of the cold war launched against us immediately after the defeat of hitlerism, our enemies did everything to discredit socialist ideals and alienate the young generation of mankind from us, but their hearts were drawn to us to our country. in spite of all the difficulties of danger that awaited many of them on the way , they c

heart disease, for which we also show surgical treatment, it was the combination of these two diseases that did not allow him to receive treatment at his place of residence, because in one case in oncological institutionschemical treatment due to heart problems, a in cardiac surgery , he is denied treatment due to the presence of malignant arises some football patient learned about our clinic, where we deal with subjects, both one and the other nosology. and we can deal with these taxes at the same time, so the task before us is serious, but taking it out. cardiovascular and oncological diseases are leaders in russia in terms of incidence and disability. unfortunately, the combination of these two pathologies in one patient. the frequency of any operation. in this case, they become more risky and can lead to serious complications in order to help people, who are faced with two serious illnesses at the same time, doctors must have special skills. i would like to hear the point of view. ah, how can he be helped, taking into account these two serious diseases, if what opinions, what options, the young one is growing painfully , well, you need to look at him in general and understand how this patient is su

heart, many from emotions. and now this war needs will and worldview, and unfortunately , this institute of moral and psychologicalrt in the ukrainian army does not work at all, the best psychologist and the teacher is a first-grader and a third-grader who writes us a letter, this is a volunteer who comes to us , but there is no competent professional work with personnel. and this can be a problem, because in those units where there are motivated soldiers, where are people who understand what they are fighting for, where there is discipline, everything is fine in those units where such an atmosphere has not developed, we have problems and if we have to say that there are units that hold the front firmly and there are units that refuse, as it were, to fulfill their community obligations contact via in my opinion, due to the fact that they did not work enough with them in terms of moral and psychological education, mr. yurii. thank you for your time, for your important explanations and for your service. take care of yourself, my brothers. grant holder of the fifth separate assault regiment of the armed forces of ukr

from local institutions and nationally recognized artisanal concepts to global cuisines, our scene speaks to the heart and soul of atlantic city. at the boardwalk, cast a line, sharpen your skills, or head for the beach and let your dreams come alive. whatever your purpose, atlantic city welcomes one and all to our home. our strength as a community, our support for each other, our ties to the land and sea, our spirit of perseverance, and our belief in the future makes even the smallest moments and memories feel larger-than-life. ♪ >> with that, we will see you in atlantic city. the national governors association is adjourned until july 12 in atlantic city. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> the national governors association news conference was set to start a few mom

i was born and raised in chicago and it breaks my heart to see chicago essentially turn into the world's largest open-air mental institutionnot only homeless people, but violent repeat offenders back out on the streets and law-abiding citizens are forced to go along with this as if it is normal. if they speak out, they are the ones who are pushed. mayor lightfoot provoked my media credentials because i was asking questions and i filed federal freedom of speech lawsuit against her. you can find out about that. mayor lightfoot goal was to make the cities in chicago equal, right? she seems to have brought productive places down to the level of the violent repeat offenders and criminally insane. that is the real tragedy of chicago right now. >> ashley: william -- >> to turn this trend around. >> ashley: it will take a full-circle shift of leadership. i have to talk about o'hare, we have never seen and we've been in a lot of airports, never seen a homeless person in an airport. homeless encampments are common in the winter months. is this common at o'hare? >> never this common. for millions upon millions upon millions of dollar

you from the bottom of my heart happy professional holiday to you, your colleagues mentors of scientific leaders , teams of research centers of universities and research institutesour companies and enterprises. including those who work in the defense industrial complex, scientists, engineers, laboratory employees, from all regions of our large country and our colleagues from the donbass of the kherson and zaporizhia regions , many thanks to the entire domestic scientific community for their work for the achievements for loyalty to russia and, of course, special warm words . gratitude, at least to say turn to you. moreover, this year has its own professional. you meet with special feelings in connection with the award of state awards in the field of science and innovation for young scientists and of course. this is a great success, an authoritative recognition of your contribution to the development of scientific knowledge , a well-deserved award for e, years of study and hard work. for your talent , purposefulness, devotion to the chosen cause, for loyalty to the traditions that your mentors and teachers passed on to you, to celebrate the achievements of young p

heart. as the institute for fiscal studies confirmed last week, the first families and children in scotland shown what can be done with the full powers of a nation, creating institutions that are part of the transition to becoming independent. new tax on social security agencies, a network of trade hubs across the world and a state owned investment bank ready to help the country reap the industrial benefits of our vast renewable resources. there is so much that i am proud of. but there is always so much more to be done. i look forward to watching with pride as my successor picks up the baton. there will also be time in the days to come for me to say thank you. to a very, very long list of people, without whom i would not have lasted a single day in thisjob, let without whom i would not have lasted a single day in this job, let alone eight years. i won�*t do so today. i might inadvertently forget someone or perhaps more likely start to cry. but there are a couple of exceptions. firstly, my husband and family. few people understand the price families of politicians pay for the jobs we choose

heart broken. more than 2,000 people came to his memorial earlier this week. >>> an institution in the beauty business is closing its doors in oakland for good. yesterday was the last day for the universal beauty supply on telegraph avenue. it's been serving the community for 50 years. the store specialized in health and beauty products for black men and women. the owner hoped to pass the business on to her daughter but she died of covid during the pandemic. >> i think that somebody like john should definitely have a key to the city, you know, and probably a street. i know that's crazy to ask, but he should definitely be acknowledged by the mayor. >> the store was the go-to place for black beauty products in all of the east bay. >>> at 7:19, if you are looking for something to do on this sunday, we have an idea. >> good morning, kira. let's start the day with sweet news not far from oakland, the sooo chocolate festival. both sweet and savory flavors paired with wines, and spend time with the artisans and vendors, local black entrepreneurs, and so much more here in oakland. or maybe you want to take it

religious and religious institutions, the field of academies, the field of prestige , academic and student cultural fields , and there are various fields in the field of culture. heart broken cultural affairs, of course, all of these have to do with the issues of society, with the issue of the people, with the issue of the audience, in order to plan for all strata, for all groups, in principle, the cultural field is not a field that you can say is specific to a stratum or a specific issue, or only urban or rural, or for there is a special population group , this size makes us have to consider a variety of planning for it. of course, having credit is one of the necessary conditions for work. always the field of culture, which is strange and oppressed, despite many things these atmosphere creations or inductions, which are correct inductions, all the things that i have mentioned, all these things put together do not amount to one and seven tenths of the general budget of the whole country. including the radio and television, all of these 69 rows that i told you about, all of these, even the activities of people's groups, cultural institutions, in fact, non-governmenta

from local institutions and nationally recognized concepts to global cuisines. it speaks for the heart soul of the clinic city hospitality. atlanticic city is changing your perspective. walked the boardwalk sharpen your skills or head to the beach and let your dreams come alive. whatever your purpose that lenox city welcomes one and all to our home. our strength is the committed their support for each other are tied to the land of and the sea and their spirit of perseverance and the future make even the smallest moments and memories feel larger-than-life. ♪♪ >> with that we will see you in that lenox city for the national governors association is adjourned until july 12 in atlantic city. [applause] ♪♪ [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the name of america which belongs to you in your national capacity for score and seven years ago. >> ask not what your country can do for you. they are out american history presidents have delivered pivotal speeches from inauguration, times of challenges and tragedy wars and farewell

heart is coming. they introduced and material inside the countries of the world also cooperated that people trust all officials of the official media, and therefore, erasing all political and government institutions with doubts and women's bodies lost their trust, the moment america would win , according to mr. rais hasht he was in america for years and the background of mr. biden and the desert is in front of him, and you know that now it is happening to the 45-year-old president, and in many countries , they are enemies, they are against syria . i will take pakistan back it always uses the same media and soft war against the war of this big challenge, their signs and tools are simple in the middle. a gamed country, what helps americans in this development and map in any country, if there are any problems, if there are any, in the system, in our system , it helps the officials who are not responsible. americans should take advantage of this and register with us kurd , in the name of god , the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings, dear and respected viewers of the khabar channel at 17:30 about science and technology. welcome to the new generation.

during that time of repairing her soul and her heart, she came came up with who she wanted to be and started the rosa and raymond park institute in detroit. and she was a fierce warrior for this institution. so she took something that she had difficult dealing with, disappeared within herself, and then started taking care of other people even more than she had ever done. she did the same thing when came to live with me. she been accosted in her home in detroit. and she was of sound mind enough to the hospital to sign ndas so that she never existed in the hospital. if you go to google her that she went to the emergency room and she was left let out right away, she was so badly assaulted. her pacemaker was so when she came to live with me, she needed to disappear from the public eye. she needed to heal her soul. her heart and her body. and it was about months before she left the room that she was in. and then she started around the neighborhood with always. and then she came out like the fiercest lawyer i have ever met with a focus on soldiers with because she hadn't realized her brother had felt during war two and couldn't expe