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how do they innovate? how do they create new brands?se questions are going to be just as relevant next year. you know, this whole digital transformation is going to continue. francine: yeah. mark: so these things are not going to go away. francine: so what is the secret sauce of being a great chief executive? do you, do you empower? do you micromanage? what are you like as a chief executive? mark: i like to empower. i mean, i can't do it all on my own. and, as i say, i need to get the best out of the people i work for. so, i like to lead a little bit from the front, spending time with clients, spending time in pitches. you know, we are a competitive industry. you know, we are in pitches day-to-day. we win or lose business. so, i think you have to do that. but i also have to create a company which is collaborative. i think there is a tension between people that want to win, people that want to collaborate, but that is what we are trying to do, you know? the desire to do great work, to really push the boundaries for clients, but also desi

well, how am i, how, how, as i promised, i was at the right time, in the right place, with the right people , i met with my comrades, with my unit, you knew what you needed to be right at that moment that is, you felt before, well, that there would be a full-scale invasion, and well, at that moment, you had to be there. well, how i felt , i knew, uh, that something would happen, it was obvious starting somewhere from the month of november, i think. that's where they are waiting and all these reports from mh6 from of american intelligence there, our european partners from the main intelligence agency, and so on, just how did we feel? how did i personally feel about what i saw ? from the point of view of the perception there, these were well-conceived things, like me then, and i say the same now, yes, before the beginning of the large-scale invasion, the russians had all possible levers of influence on us there, both economically and socially, and culturally, he was there in some places and the main political problem is that, as they say, karl von clause gave his marks to the famous bo

yes, how the guys accepted him, how he himself quickly got used to it.l, i want to say that adaptation is still taking place and i can’t say that that ’s all we coped with all the difficulties, though it’s not easy and when it’s not easy, and this is about a foreigner, he is truly a foreigner, he is he didn't really look cartoon movies. that our children watched in russia, he did not listen to the music that they listened to, he studied history in a different way, and he has a different focus of attention, and, uh , the most important thing is that even if we remove this cultural code, yes, which is excellent, but he still has problems with the fact that his mother died when he was 10 years old. and uh, this emotional intelligence. it didn't develop with him. well, because there was no one, because no one hugged him. that is, i hug him for the first time, and he hangs his hands. that is, he even you and he says i i do not know how. he didn’t hug me, listen, i want to share with you the good news that a few days ago he called me mom, and now she calls me

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how very young. lisa at the age of 15, the girl manages to work as a volunteer, go with help to refugees and donate food to shelters for dogs of military personnel who are now on the front line in the zone again, these pies, this bread. we bake here and transfer e to the border to our guys, who want to somehow make it pleasant to convey our warmth to them. love leaves the legend, when a volunteer detachment was just formed, alania, the mother of four children, came to the collection point herself and began to ask to join the ranks to show herself. me a chance a chance further guyana came by a simple paramedic. and now he is in charge of the medical service of the entire battalion and saves lives every day. she is camera shy and it is very difficult to give interviews, because, like many of these strong women. she doesn't think she's doing anything special. she just can't help it christina levi artyom quietly. kristina neznanova channel one that's it, but in the saratov region, representatives of the

that is, how it manifests itself, in fact, and i have, but an understanding of how to do it?ite this state, as i understand it, how i feel it, how to just be when you are in the moment, and you don’t have extraneous thoughts in your head. are you thinking of something in the future that i need to do? you are not in the past digesting some situation there. my aunt lyusya stepped on my foot 2 hours ago, how painful it was, what kind of bastard is she? excuse me. yes, but you are here. you see a person. some manifestations and well, you know the state of some kind of silence, but i don’t know, inner silence, and you are in observation. you spoke very beautifully about the future, about the past, about the future. this is when the surrounding men show attention to you. and you don’t make plans about how it was to give your grandchildren the past, respectively, you don’t return to the future , it’s to remove this position, i have to do it there, and i’ve already built everything there, yes, and the past is not to drag this one baggage from the past here is the last year of relatio

and how much you?nly it was written by georgy ivanovichal's hand. i am in perm, after this letter, you made him an offer of the hand of the heart. i somehow already, when i started to think something, and you can see it in love. i immediately became very fond of him, and for me somehow it was something more than dad. it's something big and my favorite. and so, when already e a little older. i mean, i said that in the elevator, and he was so shy, really everything is insane, and here i am said that well, if it's eight years, there 's seven, how many i'll marry you said, and now i remember how he reacted. so well, mashenka decided to ask, well, that's it, she dumped time on her mother. no, well, of course, what to say, but for the car. i think the first love of a daughter is always with girls. this is her father, of course, with the departure of her father, she generally has a life. as if, i’m even very worried, she completely lost the platform, she lost some kind of walking from under her feet say, uh,

well, how did you feel about yourself? how did you feel in this world kid?dec - somehow something. i don't know where it is, well, the behavior is more boyish. well, they are not te, well, why do you think? i don't know how correct this is? well, dad took me like that, but dad took me like that, well accordingly, probably, other men or other people there, probably, so they should have perceived on other girls who behaved. how else would you treat them? here they are, i don’t know, they were painted as if, but there were such as noble girls. uh, this is a very interesting point, because i've always looked after myself. even though i felt. that is, i have such a perception that communication has always been there, right? but if i looked after myself, i put on make-up, i m-m there, i don’t know, there, well, hair styling, everything there. that i have always looked after myself, i always had it, but on vanilla girls like that. well, why do they suddenly become somehow for you, er, images dangerous or unacceptable? well, there were other girls who are different,

because it will be obvious how rich, how beautiful, how glorious and, ah, all of us on this planet, not just africa. with . we are just once fishes on this planet, just one. we happened to be the most distract holger species. let's be clear, this planet with my wiggle without us. we can destroy ourselves and have an inter shelven many planets out there that are uninhabited with the rate with . so that's a little humanity. as to our significance, we have become extraordinarily arrogant in thinking that we matter. it's just one species. in fact, the insects us will be here when it's all gone. let's be humble, and let's begin to be better stewards or gifts that we've been given. ah hello, we've got some unsettled weather in the forecastle part. so of the middle east. nolan parts of the region will see bands of cloud and right little bit of snow to just around the mountains towards the back seat will support says, we will see want to shout into northern parts of saudi arabia. quite a keen wind here. 32. so she think you weights are very much on the a warm side. warm enough here in di house.

because it will be obvious how, which, how beautiful, how glorious are all of us on this climate, not just africa with . we are just one sessions on this planet. just one, we happen to be the most distracted whole, the species. let's be clear, this planet proof of my wiggle without us. we can destroy ourselves and have an end to show that many planets out there that are uninhabited, both the way with so little humility. as to our significance, we have become extraordinarily arrogant in thinking that the matter with just one species affect the insects of food. here, when it's all gone, let's be humble and let's begin to be better stewards or gifts that we've been given. al jazeera goes beneath the waves with a team of women, determined to save the dolphins. we all share the same with amazing on using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behavior. we can monitor them and report variable photos and behavior. we're able to how they're adaptive for their new environment. women make science, dolphins sanctuary on al jazeera. ah ah. hello we got more lively showers, stout's war

how do you drop them? how?because you know that, let's say, there are three georgievna left at the competition. yes, they are too, maybe they are away for some, but they are. you are running, it all works, right? yes, although sometimes it happens. well, i want to quit. well, it's such an emotional outburst of some kind, it's all, everything, tired. everything, everything is tired. yes? no, no, of course, if you already have a well-deserved coach as a coach. do you have an olympic champion what kind of dreams can there be goals that here you are for yourself, which you set for yourself, that is, to learn with your student, there is a five or 4 1/2 on axel or win 10 world championships or 15 not, such there are no goals, there are none, you just work, and as if mentally with me, probably, in the sense and desire that the children, and the athlete, manage to spoil it. that 's probably, if there was such a possibility, hypothetical, you would like to train such an athlete as ilya lenin. you can try, right? well, y

many times something sure how how did it get here how did it get there? you know what what's the scale of it and? a lot of the times we have to say, you know, no way to actually impair, critically, measure the scale. we can only sort of take you through the pathway that we've seen being taken. well. well, and i think that's kind of why we as journalists look to what's to report on things. right. if something goes viral that seems an indication in a signal that it's popular or that it is it has reached a certain scale. and i think that in a lot of cases that is true. but problem is that the way that these platforms are designed is you can actually also manipulate virality, you can manufacture virality. and so leading twitter become the assignment editor for a lot of journalism for much of like 2015, 16, 17 meant that the, like a small number of actors i in this book you'd be surprised how many times the same people come up again and again whether they're it's 2011 and 2012 and they are you know hawking and the fed type libertad and ron paul stuff or they s

these people will vote, most likely, they will still pay attention to how the government acted, howition or for the government , they will already show elections, definitely an earthquake has an effect on it. well, finally, i will ask already in april, in principle, this holiday season in turkey is active, certain in april, but i was already in april, well, in march , i don’t know, in april, it’s already good, well, that’s how it is there somewhere until october until november. well, of course, it is obvious that russians and ukrainians will go to turkey here. what can the policy be in your opinion, or will it be left only to the hotel owners regarding the separation of one and the other? and what risks and benefits could this have? laska is unlikely to be regulated at the state level, they do not have such an influence on business in order to accommodate, for example , russians and ukrainians in a separate hotel. the hot phase of the war may lead to conflicts. but it will be more of an internal situation and it is possible that some hotels, some companies or tour operators that hav

for how ? you, it was heard, what was seen, well, and of course, what are the consequences you know during the time when i, but today you just didn't mention that we have the anniversary of the liberation of the enemy's area when we he was kicked out by all of our armed forces, well, we thought then that our life would begin a little differently, so it began in a different way. several of us traveled to russia 7 km in a straight line. that is, when we reach the highest point of our city, we see their buildings, and in this way they also see our border villages, which are on the border every day chernivtsi we have already learned and calibers, we hear the weapons a-a it is playing we even and what they eat from the houses when they fly but what happened at night 24 in march, it didn’t lend itself to any idea at all. we didn’t even. well, it’s scary. first we went to play. well, we were happy to hear how to play. we went around the city center. then there were the cheaters. we heard all these sou

hispanics in florida like to what degree could we see these like generational like shift how how how much? because once again like the racial narrative is different. that was five years ago. how we expect big shifts or do you see things as being pretty consistent? i am not in the business of saying anything impossible in politics anymore. so it is entirely possible that you could have either the back end of gen z or whatever the generation is after them, you know, reacting to what they've seen, come before them and say, well, you guys all pushed things this and you wanted to blow up these big institutions and you wanted to read, you know, radically change or change x, y and z and that a disaster. so now i'm going to pivot this other way. i recall this will sound very off topic, but there was a fascinating article i read about very, very, very people these days who who decide to join the not just the catholic church, but decided to take up orders and become either a priest or a nun because the average of precedence has been going up dramatically. no, nobody had been opting into that l

how much blood, how much humiliation do you know, how much did you give him, but you don’t know, didll, you did the lastonians, and what a shame he is. you know what he did to me, how he mocked me at home. i was with him, i was sitting at home guarding him the other day. you see, yes, she stole, yes, that you are everywhere, and you saw it, i ask you. you saw it, didn't you? you have such she says, mom dear forget your beat. he constantly brought me home a woman right in front of me. it did everything. i will then kick out the word and explode on me. he just punched me in the face. of course it didn't touch me. he pounded my body two ribs broke my lip broke me, if it was so bad for you with this man, svetlana why did you remain his wife, because i loved him very much, because i loved him very much, i thought i would give birth to a child for him. he changed for the better and continued to stagger. money steals dumps comes back to me in what is not pregnant. well, here tell me how do you know you? and how i lived with him, i lived with him in a young hell, and you've talked about this

eh, how do you live, and how was your first day when you returned from rehab and gave mom roses attentionima come to him like that good perfume. he hasn't changed at all. if we knew that you would have made homemade dumplings, not store-bought ones. i have stash there and this minced meat was specially homemade. answer there will be no car wash here, a strong gym on the street for its 40 years. i have been dealing with rabbits since i was 14 years old when we came here. and they have it worse, why did she raise her ears, just does not purr. god bless the black rabbit. here is the same soft fluffy, and everything was fine. everyone has. here it is our mine came to my mind. here i am talking about myself coped with it. here, but dima is my main assistant. i am with them and help them endure all the hardships of army life and return home. today, the viewers of our program heard an amazing story of friendship and mutual assistance. i would very much like your friendship to be brought through the years and keep the emotions that we saw today and take care of yourself friends. thanks to malakho

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and how many gave no?knock the vase head down on the floor. then i did not breathe for about 10 minutes, he took out his wallet and surrendered. well, her acting nature is a human tragedy. i can't imagine, for example, the same man with his wife. i consider myself a mother, yes, and i can't even imagine it. i'm not because she was insanely busy. there in the theater or in movie. she had a lot of free time. it wasn't like that. sorry, because the grandson of shcheglov who are irina uh, they are wulf uh, that is, pavel leontiev. you are the teacher of the second mother, who is behind the letter. and she had a daughter. and so, when she gave birth to alyosha and shcheglov, she read it to her grandson and, moreover, she was a crazy grandmother, if he left somewhere she wrote a letter, how did you arrange it? e, alyosha this is a grandmother. eh, there ranevskaya writes. he says i was amazed. and i have, for example, there uh, in such a text. yes, i had to give birth to a grandson. hmm, there were no temporary

how are we doing? how are we -- recruiting and retention doing?ow is your ability to draw an adequate pool of americans who might want to serve, how are you handling the political pressures on january 6 and the criticisms of the wealth --woke culture? can i ask to begin about how is our all billing -- all billing -- all volunteer force today? gen. mcconville: people are the greatest asset that -- of the united states army and i am talking about soldiers and i am talking about civilians and families and our soldiers. when i take a look at the people in the army, i think we have the best leadership coming into the army. these are combat proven veterans. as far as leadership goes, over 20 years of combat, i think we are in great shape. retention is at a historical height and people who stay -- come to the army are staying. recruiting is a challenge and we did not have a good year last year and we are at a full-court press to inspire young men and women. you mentioned different people saying different things. i will stay out of that. the military -- w

come on please tell us how it was before you knew how. the sverdlovsk region. uh, i learned in perm and so from the sverdlovsk region from the small town of tavda there is such a thing and then he sergeevich tells me, vitalya listen well, come on with us somehow he said it so simply, it’s just inside me, can i really go there to the north river, which usually flow. to the ocean where does the salmon, deer go. well, this is tiksi, this is tiksi, and these flights themselves were absolutely fantastic, because they were refueling at vorkuta on turboprop planes that feed on salmon and fishermen and there is no one around at all, except for the crew that landed. we repeat now all episodes of our program are available online on the platform we watch in the application or on the website we watch dot ru now i imagine how people felt, when i made surprises, now i'm already excited maya melody of the show, which opens up new emotions. can i sing better no premiere at 21:30 on the russia channel for me cystitis, it's pain and frequent urges or fear

how do we provide our nation greater capacity and how do we partner with the private sector? this is what we learned in russia-ukraine. the power of partnering with the private sector provides our nation a tremendous advantage that no other nation has. mr. lalota: thank you. i will close by saying i join with my colleague from texas in the thought that you were on the frontlines of our next biggest battle and we appreciate the work you're doing. i yield. mr. gallagher: mr. mccormick. mr. mccormick: in medicine we talk about a blind spot. in business when you talk about it, it can be something you get used to and you forget with the new guy coming in, you can see it. when we talk about military and preparedness, one thing that concerns me, especially in this arena, because it's so quick moving, we are watching china in so many other ways go after our resources, go after critical alliances. they're outpacing us in port production. valuable resources we're not going to be able to get to pretty soon. what do you think they're going to do to try to cut us off? in other words what

how is he?emory, reduce fatigue and improve lunch. now i will not forget where i am to reporters and clinical psychologist mikhail khors analyzes the most difficult technical situations and stories. what does true lie mean? what is truth anyway? well, it's true, it's a fact or some obvious description of an obvious reality that people agree, no, not people, but who can go check. yes, you can check to be sure. so, do you agree with polina that the word truth means a statement that corresponds to objective reality let it be yes, in general , let it be yes, how do you know that people lie to you what they tell you, basically i feel, yes, well- ka, let me tell you a phrase now. and you will tell the truth. i tell you or not. well, i'll try, i'm a twelve-year-old girl. you felt it. there is no truth, which can be felt objectively. this is what it is, and if you feel it, your feelings, they can correspond to reality. we are until you check yours, right? we don't know if it's true or not? so, while you

how do we read moods? mark sheds is researching how tiny movements in our facial muscles can influence our communication with the eyebrows, cheeks, lipsynching all contribute to forming very different types of smiles with subtle because it has to do with micro expressions that you see around the i region or the mouth region, or you can face my like if i, if i do this in the faith matter, you can see that the birth is pretending to be happy or being cynical or sarcastic, but it's not revealing what, what, what his or her true sentiments or emotions are. and it's not only smiling, it's so also in the, in the very subtle movements of eyebrows. a very subtle movement of blinking a recent u. s. t. v shows focused on body language lightman. the protagonist of the crime shows lie to me. he was an expert in micro expressions who believed facial expressions could expose lies and suppressed emotions, huge shame and shape contempt. these expressions are universal. can we really identify every single emotion just by p

how. how beautiful. how doris? ah, all of us on this planet look just africa al jazeera. what as a leading by chemist determined to use his scientific knowledge to serve africa. women make science from the lab to the field are now to sierra a journey of discovery and one albini in man's exploration of his religious heritage. how has the big katasha faith survived for 700 years, despite of all the time history of oppression? i'll just the real world tells the story of a religion that has over 7000000 followers. in the footsteps of my big tachi ancestors on ology 0. on a recent february day in central park in new york city, you never have guessed it was right smack in the middle of winter. look around, people are dressed like it's spring or summer. wait, hold on. where is the snow ever seeing new york in february like this? never a new reality, perhaps with new yorkers, 1st enjoying the warm weather, but now beginning to ask themselves, will it ever snow this year? because this isn't normal, they probably don't even need to be wearing this jacket right now, because it's mid

how we ended up together with him, how it happened, i had two children.th my parents what my father is to me. i left, i lived separately, at first one friend, then in the second girlfriend, then she tried to return again to her parents. but again, this all happened all the time. and constantly this pestering him. then i didn’t give in to him and began to go out everywhere to write a statement on me that i worked, but two jobs, to feed you. does she have to go everywhere to write a statement so that they take you away? because to stay alone in a wooden apartment at night alone, damn it, and you remember how they climbed in, yes , seryozha was taken to an orphanage, and pavlik was sick with me, he had a skull on his head. i him took it to the hospital put what you cure on the cherry's head. and you never saw him again. no, i didn't see it again. and how many children did you have in total five senior seryozha then pavlik lena maxim and liza how old were the sons when they were taken seryozha 5 did not visit them on the internet, because my dad came to me th

seryozha, how are you? how are you? everything is fine.u were scared vadim to be honest, you know very much, but i'm afraid not the death of loneliness. how did it happen? what was recorded? how are the witnesses? how do i know, someone took vadim or wrote, just the person against whom you have a good voice, everything will be fine with you, but no one knows this, i know. yes general, how do you like this red dot on chest. how are you, general? are you completely crazy? what do you want when you are trusted by a general? it should be appreciated, so now they don't trust you. i 'll call you at 7 pm today. and you will tell me that you are lost. what is behind this sign is the real ice palace in kaluga, real ups and real downs? real sports passion and real support from hundreds of sports complexes across the country, where real future champions are born the national project of russia is what is important here and now you believe the new season of your beloved serials. where is the task somewhere understood? you run after you, you leave, ther

of how it starts. and if that's the case, prediction of a big earthquake is completely impossible. and i think that's the most likely interpretation of, of the data as, as i see it right now. one thing about that though is really do you want 2 hours to get out of a bad building or a building that doesn't fall down in the 1st place? and in fact, the, the real solution to earthquakes is not predicting them. it's making the commitment upfront that just barely strong enough to not kill you is not an acceptable standard in the building code. and we need to be trying to create buildings that we can come home to after the earthquake. and i guess that is what your career has been all about, hasn't it? is trying to convince people and governments to, to actually focus on this. i mean, how difficult has that been over of your career to do? well i, it's a pretty long career. at this point i began trying to predict earthquakes. i mean, i started graduate school in 1976. and we thought that prediction was just arou

how were people burned?ks , drowned them, shot them with direct fire from heavy guns, how they buried children alive saving bullets and sprayed poisonous substances over our cities and villages. we mourn all the innocent victims of nazism, all the heroes who did not return in that war. that's 50 million people on the planet. most of our soviet people are eternal. after almost eight decades of peace, the instigators are trying to divide us and push us to a new tragedy, who incite hatred do not hide their faces and intentions, but present the holy feat. as meaningless concepts. unfortunately already go on the example of neighboring countries, where on the ruins of the memory of the soviet, heritage and the great victory on the ruins of the destroyed monuments to the victorious warriors raised its head modern, neo nazism. we see how the instinct of the ancestors of the ukrainian latvian lithuanian and polish punishers wakes up, old men and women throwing our children into the fire. therefore, we are obliged. an

how many names? people he lied to about how many things, over what period of time to implant, in the minds of the jury, lying is not of second nature to this individual, it's a go-to. >> mark, how damaging do you think the evidence about the financial crimes was? and we should talk about that. we'll take a break. we'll come back to that. how damaging do you think his financial crimes were to the jury? >> well, think i it was impactful because it does give that motive. it does sort of give the who this person really is. it was a weak connection between, i have financial problems, therefore, i will kill. but after all, that was exactly what the state had to get to. then had to bridge it that this guy will do anything. he will lie, he will do drugs, he will steal money, everything that he can do. it makes it a little bit more easy to accept for a jury that by the way, he will also kill. i think in that way, they bridged it pretty well. obviously they did because they got their conviction. but i do think

how did you go to russia?oslav the bug is there with them, it was a good area, now slogansky was brought in i don't know what happened to the thyroid, they don't want to communicate anymore, they don't go out, i don't know what's going on there at all and this is the last day i can't do anything to vernychenka back well , bitch, i know they were recently taken in the city area

well, how is life?ctivity and such a song we have such an opinion, as it were, that this decides everything without who is my dear sister? yes, this is your daughter. no my daughter. yes, i say, your turned out to be a conflict. why not? ska- first, answer the question. how many children do you have with me alone? and what he is carrying there now, the van is carrying farther and farther. met a girl. well, whether your children communicated with the rest or not, it would have been in my passport to be recorded. yes, agree that she is pregnant. maybe you refused to start recording. i'm in samara. do you have a child? and yours say, well, the boar said, sasha, i don’t want to enter you and asked how many children you have entered in your passport. children one okay let's go. i'm enlisting your support right now. you will be ready to take a dna test. if those women who believe that they gave birth to you agree to the same is ready. okay, everything means, the second series is provided to us. we heard we ar

how so? how is it that vera will be better in an orphanage than her own grandmother ?and why they do it. they receive state funding for each child in the orphanage, the more children, the more money. and the more money, the easier it is for him. so i have no time to enter into a discussion with you boy. we take with us. do you have a court order? i'm asking for a ruling. you have will, then no, the child stays here for a little while. but i remember you, verochka, you calm me down excuse verochka, i need something. oh take it now. yes, yes, yes. nobody will pick him up. i promise you. hello hello egor come here. and he improves repairs, one might say, living conditions are good, and you saw his documents. yes , of course, everything is in order. -yum arrived and what a nice thing you have a police station and my house come through. what are you sitting? help yourself thanks as they say, you can't live without registration, i let you go. it can be said, simply from a good attitude fedorovna thank you for thank you. i beg you register. so you need to register. he did rep

naturally, how is it a doll?ke a doll, would it be bad for you, i love you, simple. do you know how happy she was? one of the head, will wash nothing left. and here it is on the hands you also look. tomorrow morning received a call from the neighbors smoking smoke firefighters said that the fire was gone. someone put out before them. cause of death okay, sorry, i'll do it. that you have a trace on your head from a blow to the sides of the bathroom with blood, most likely, i don’t know. maybe sergeevich somehow won spartak. although i 'm not interested in football, i wonder what you are interested in at all, besides working with colleague's animals, actually at the crime scene. let's be more serious, but here you are mistaken. we are in the theatre. wine bath by candlelight isn't it a performance? why do you think so? and, because the front door is not locked, firefighters easily entered the apartment lock. note not broken. i can assume that tsareva drank in the morning and took exotic baths every day, but the doo

okay, and how they are me? oh, well darlene lets me to kado ah ah ah, the orchestra faced major challenges in the 19 eighties and nineties because of the iraq war, the gulf war, and the economic sanctions imposed on the country. oh, it was badly disrupted, and musicians left. ah, really man, yeah. is a city anderson, autonomous kurdish region of northern iraq. it's the home of gym and i have de la occurred dish violinist and composer who join the orchestra in 1990 focus on for new model. the model has, i did. a catheter was telephone. miss ellen, phoebe dentist, a note as with sam, you know, to say, i need to hold it for for carnage. better. how i li, said any less money and as for federal mas finn, when does it matter line? oh runs out his yard, started hamlet as mine is psychiatric at some point he if he or don't 30 the ring. sri sh were you heard you know the sub a little food bullet proof. see i see a little fits idea for sure. sure. your for her? yeah. any cost, right. the us fear marquisha her malcolm kas

how do you know?g was at once, how beautiful the mytalian movie passion love for nothing, non-binding some relationship was embarrassing that you have three children. no, i immediately dotted and hid them. i immediately said and i'm also looking for love for a husband, this is a fundamental difference. found love for me. you have an italian passion came next, what we did we went to vdnkh botanical garden. i showed him to moscow , we talked. we even discussed the meaning of shakespeare's scale play, but he had money for entertainment. i know, i realized that he was in the same asshole as everyone else, we are russian actors, no one paid. well, he paid for it. yes indeed it was he who paid because we by the way, this has been discussed. i said that i know that there is such a feature that europeans never pay for a girl. and also in a dress. you know how annoying every deputy you bring a girl for yourself, and then he tells us that he paid more for himself, then i also saw this one. yes, i had the impres

and how will i leave my family , how will i leave a big family in the theater, and how will i let thee down in all other regions, they all prayed and sent text messages and sang, they made a flash mob about a cossack. nadya, it was such a disaster for me. nadezhda babkina of the breed of people who are affected by the coronavirus . can it only tickle their nerves until they take away courageous deeds 73 years ago, she was born in the village of petropavlovka, astrakhan areas. georgy ivanovich babkina and elementary school teacher tamara alexandrovna babkina nadya kazachka wake up from the cradle, go to church, pray, wash horses, take care of the horse, like their skin, this part, integral to the cossack and small, the same as the germ, which they will bring up in the same way, then, it means that they have, uh, they eat everything that they have prepared there and the absolute normal life has gone here doing housework with postings, someone is walking the yard, someone may be collecting hay. but if i smeared the yard as a child she smeared the yard with clay, as if it were the whole f

so slender see how you like this especially for you, minsk god, how wonderful.eep the memory of you and these people, what to do and take with me. that's what the 18th century is, to show what i'll do, okay. where are you going? were you in the store? yes, but we came to see this beautiful balcony. and here with stanislav petrovich, an excellent local historian. see how it is necessary to maintain everything and the order is yes, yes, well, this is a plus for me, an extension in my life and for me too, so that you are so happy for me, this is also a manifestation. so here i am working. and you you look at all this and you are happy to look very interesting, and you are a very nice woman, and you too and you have very beautiful blue eyes with a twinkle in your eyes, when you moved 37 years old, this is the biggest one and you have kept such eyes. well, some songs are sung by them, too , this is fire, he invented it, and why do i need such a role? well, so, it turns out the strength of your team , give you more materials of positive emotions and take care of your

much , how effective it will be. to be honest, i i have such pessimistic pessimistic unfortunately forecasts because the russian-ukrainian war showed several things , first of all, it showed that the colossal sanctions imposed on russia did not actually destroy the russian economy for the projected losses of 15% by the beginning of 2022. the european union will publish and russia lost only 3%. this means that such a small, very small, er , small drop in gdp did not destroy the russian economy and will not destroy the chinese economy in fact with the help of i apologize to yuri on without the help of china, well, the russian economy did not fall so much, oil , which beijing does not mind buying at a discount, because it needs it, eh, further, eh, the supply of dual-purpose goods from the side of the prc, all this was recorded absolutely true, absolutely true, and china spoke and the west, in fact , the european union, the world bank, he underestimated a little, i think, and the stability , the possibility of the russi

or does this go to a larger cultural problem on how we value money and how we assess risk. something that can be legislatively fixed or is that a cultural problem that isn't easily addressed through politics? >> one of the ways to address it, the president called for -- asked congress to do today, create or give the power to get the money back from those executives, that there should be more accountability among the executives and those who were in charge of managing that risk and who failed to do their jobs. >> well, her bracket will be claw backs now. march madness like political brakts we have got right now. stick around. when we come back they are calling it a david versus goliath kind of lawsuit. bucks county, pennsylvania, suing some social media giants and they are accusing them of triggering a mental health crisis among teenagers in the county. do they have a shot? but there is one van equipped to handle them all. for over 120 years, mercedes-benz vans have been built, upfitted and ready to go. because we believe dreams - should never stay that way. all across the c

and how are things there? are they? yeah here? how about mine?a. yes, there is a little bit like that, but the moment and you look it turns out. and why not try further, and what is the hardest thing to teach? here you go for me, in general, i’m just telling you honestly why i’m just afraid of this like fire, because i don’t know how to teach very young children at all. here are the first steps. and here's what was the hardest thing for you. well , firstly, 10 already three mountain skiing, after all, these are the first steps, when they absorb, they absorb it with their eyes. that is, they must understand, visually see it. that is, you must show, yes, then i was still young and still moving and not visually like now. yes step by step. let's try it doesn't work. fine let's go on the spot, try it once and it starts to work out. that is, some special technique. you didn't use you don't. these were my first steps and feelings. yes, that is, well, probably, after all, he was repelled by the fact that when he himself studied, when marina grigoryevna e

how many how many killed how many wounded there are no dead, not a single seriously wounded, there are some minor abrasions and scratches during such an operation. you yourself understand that the professionalism of the employees was fired, that something is not clear. well, this is one example. why am i, in general, professionals? wherever they did not understand what work with the masses is today, how it should take place, but konstantinovich influences about the twentieth year. so, how would you proceed? just like our security officials know, i begin to understand with age. well, that must be nerve-wracking. that's all the same , you're doing the right thing, they send us to retire. at a certain age, i probably would have acted even harder. there is, uh, so much of all this injustice and understanding of that, after all, this flower and a white bracelet. many perceived. it's ah-ah-ah, what is it is this happening? are there any peaceful ones? i already knew then, and my followers, the conspirators , understood that this bracelet would later end in handcuffs. and here it is, uh, seem

well, how much?, i'll look at the file cabinet. so yes, there were, yes, so i'm her husband and i strongly dislike this, don't boil, don't boil, krutyak, look, i also didn't like it. i really hope for this position. yes, form. i don’t even know, uh, why should you ask respect from the audience, but did it pass or vice versa, you wanted to sleep, and most importantly, that after our program, after this nightly podcast, you would have a good mood. tell jokes. collect jokes, and we will try to save. thread, uh with you them for later. good night, see you again. bye.

and how did you want? he's a witness.y the way, sanych is a dog, wherever i called, comrade captain. you just want us to sit here until the evening dog. there they are lucky denis called you called. yes, he also drank the original data. all trail is lost, he left either by bus or by car, he took the car rather to take the sheep out on the twenty-seventh. he left the sandwich about an hour ago. go find out what time he arrives in moscow. and which station, and i 'll call ours, maybe you need a superpa. hello and 27 years left. and which station? hello denis, i was freed seven hours ago, it was time for the road. so there is an opportunity here, but i only go to moscow by car. no on the way. our positions are waiting for the other side. stand police driver what are you doing there? found the car. i saw this. well, yes, maybe not. so maybe or yes, but this one with a beard, and that one was without a beard. he was sitting there by the window, but only he went out earlier, where, well, as we left for moscow, so he went out. b

how much is 671 rubles. will i bring the rest later?d, but strange, she is more than running around looking for a gift still unknown. what will you buy. but how? to me doin all plans change. my wives, they didn't want to live for today , i had them. all planners are partly economists no offense will be said. but children children love me and their strangers with children are in perfect order. how many of them do you have three of your own, please. children. my i mean, no no need, thanks wanted on the phone. actually, i just realized that i love you. maybe it's not too late to try and take a chance? thank you citizen are you at home? so i'm always at home, as you noticed. and i call, i call you, it's busy, no one comes up busy. yes, there are many calls. we went to zagorsk an old dream. they called your friend. and last night late this morning, in my opinion, everything. someone in leningrad asked how the tickets got no. are you going to drink tea? i think no. by the way, how is yours? seleznev forgets everything? they waited for him at

they were sick, how happy they were, and how specifically it melted me in the orchestra.e wall and i am very glad that everything helped me and it is in everything. it acts people around smiling. you can stand there turn to say, i'm sorry. now i will choose. they say i recognized you. i was rooting for you , you choose everything is in order, so it helped a lot. and i'm very glad that well, you understand, uh, you live and communicate in an artistic environment. and this is a very complex relationship can and smile and praise. and behind the eyes to think quite another. i still try not to forget. first of all, that i am the same gomel cook and to any criticism. i always try to listen not from the position that this is bad? and they say, because, perhaps, even in something more visible from the outside and try to listen. well , if someone hmm thinks something bad, well, that's his business, i try not to notice it, like a mother. appreciated your performance. she said that for another week she simply would not physically have been able to withstand such nerves of such exper