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so in your team spaces, how you will communicate, how you will respond and how you will draft content? since my laptop is locked i'm am going to start walking around because i can't see the screen. all right. so when you are defining our voice, as early as possible, you have to really understand what is your campaign dna? it is all going to be built together as you are defining that voice. and you have to do this from the top. this is not something you should do at the end of your campaign, you have got to start from the beginning. someone mentioned the loss of campaign. when it came down to the actual runoff, they reevaluated. they essentially were building a new campaign, same with her knock at the time, we were building a completely new campaign. new staff, everything. we have to reevaluate what we did right during the primary, at least for warnock or for the general, and then what we were going to do during the runoff he period. how could we really tie together what we learned and what didn't work to carry that message and carry it home? so some people are going to join midcycle.

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as you start coming out medium-term into how lawyers work, how people trade on the markets, how doctorsiece of that will be magnified. the daily job, the daily workflow, how they engage with patients or customers or other brokers will fundamentally shift. it's intelligence. intelligent in terms of the way it interacts with you. tom: is that where the next wave of value creation comes from? matthew: yes. for us, we have a bunch of software companies doing workflow and automation of different jobs. we are more efficient today. our big focus is, how do we build product which is going to make lawyers in london or new york more productive? how does the ai piece of that change their day? they both spend 20 hours on a document. the ai will drive a lot a lot of the creation process that the lawyer is doing every day. tom: you also have a message for founders around return on investment. your takers don't focus, don't become obsessed with our ally. i wonder how much of a challenge that message is in an environment of high rates, particularly when investors are calling for profitability from thes

let's imagine this time goes to what is how i was going to do, how mazda is going to be allowed to regroup, to retreat, to we um themselves, and to stage the next attack on his ro, an a 2 or 3 years out. they have done in the past in the past 20 years, whatever they were defeated and they were allowed to continue to route and gaza and to smuggle arms into the gaza strip. so this is the, i would say positive outlook that i can connect to this and to this deal. and what does it mean for israel, for it? so this is not a, a perspective of piece. this is a perspective of continuing such as quote, which is increasing untenable for these very society. so i can understand that from an israeli government perspective, it's very difficult to agree to this deal. what i kinda understand what i think also bass uh, also is with a highlighting is why how mouse is not jumping and celebrating this chance because all they have to do to get this incredibly positive deal for them is to let hostages out. children civilians were in some dock sellers in the gaza strip crying for the mothers at night. something th

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how much fight does on a regular basis. but at the same time that a lot of civilians being killed in these attacks, we have been dozens of victims among civilians. and this is the whole questions about the question. how is this well being that we have hunger crisis that is intensifying because the crossing that off crossing keeps to be closed? often is way to military control of this. so everything goes into another crossing chem shalom crossing. and we see that even if the minute to it gets in, which has dropped a lot during the last few weeks, even when it's gets in, it's very difficult to distribute it due to a lack of fuel. and due to a lack of security for you been to, to an equal cause as well. so the situation is even more catastrophic and devastating than ever before. i think marcus, as i mentioned, nathan, yahoo has said that. he will keep the campaign going despite the pressure until the turn group come, us is eliminated. in other words, he is looking to keep the military option. it's open. how compatible is that

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but now how must have responded. they want to talk, this is going to be very difficult for israel to actually go. maybe we can talk about this because this was the american resolution and the security council so that you got what we have. what we're seeing now is how i'm asked. responding is role now having to go back and say, well, how much of that response can we deal with? so it's going to be a very difficult negotiation for the americans for the categories and full right the, the, a, gibson, mediators. but the fact that it's actually happened is incredibly important. and my low spoke about this uh, i will wait amounts to essentially a pushback from my boss, the demand for a complete withdrawal. is he mentioned all of israeli forces from cause or how does that sit politically, do you think would nothing yahoo demands like that given the pressure that he's on the, from the far right as well the far right part of his government have always been very exact go in flattened goza and destroyed us about some things the p

how do we do that? to your line, your community, you build the community, you nourish community liberation is never achieved by an individual and is always a community effort. and i think in the context of conversation, which is largely what the conversation about palestine has centered around. we have learned that part of the conversation tactic is to have people focus on just individuals to disconnect themselves from this idea of meeting your community. and so when you, when you're able to find that, you can take those rest that you know how that was talking about. and i know that your community is going to pick up. if there's any slacks or you can tap people in and you can give yourself that moment to recharge and, and know that your community is going to keep pushing forward so that when you're ready to come back, it's like you never missed to be i'm it see how do you cultivate that real well community? when so much organizing is happening online? i think it's exactly what's in them. said that under

it has to be without any how most. so obviously the p a, the palestinian authority would be the, the entity that should be this leading this, but it has to be reformed. it has to be more credible. it has to fight corruption. this is where the european union and the other arab states come in to forces and they have been talks going on between different countries in the region who try exactly this. so the idea is that if you have a pen of sending an entity taking over that is being supported from outside by u. s. that multinational force consisting of different arab nations, the europeans, and obviously the u. s. that have to guarantee the security of us, right? because it's really the only way to withdrawal. whenever the u. s. can guarantee that there will be no danger coming out of concepts. so this is the short term roadmap for the arabs to go into this to work with this. they have to make sure that there's a long term perspective for posting in state for some kind of putting a sovereignty. otherwise, that would not b

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well, you will not reach a complete military defeat of how much of a run and how monolithic is the israeli government really we see to right wing ministers threatening to walk out. isn't that on yahoo does agree to the cease fire plan. on the other hand, we also see a somewhat more moderate and very popular politician benny gans saying that he is going to walk out if there is not a clear plan for how to govern guys it by june 8th. so again, very, very much nothing yahoo under pressure here also from within his own coalition, as usual, i would say is really project. there are 2 roads that you can go down. one road is to say, let's, let's not listen to the americans. let's go down the road. we wanted to go down and carry on until we please that we've a sufficiently beaten time us. this will take forever, but this is not something that you can have a rich. this is probably what the majority of these really probably once it's i think too easy to say it's only the right wing as i think it's the majority of these very society who says we will never be able to sleep. we will never be able to rela

do you remember how you saw your sister for the first time, how you met her?, i liked it right away, they said, your sister, that’s it, but how did they find out that galina, your non-blood sister, how did they even explain this to you, my mother told me that she was adopted, well, i’ve already matured a little, i started asking questions. questions, she says, well, here it is, when they brought it, galina had two there were these pink stripes on the forehead, there were some stripes on the back, and the mother says that this means that her biological mother, in order to hide the pregnancy, she pulled her stomach in, and well, from this these stripes appeared, blue-black stripe on the forehead. galina, without judging your own mother, you have probably thought more than once about why this happened, why did she still abandon you? i don’t know why she did this, i would like to ask, of course, but without any offense, without any malice, without any rudeness and rudeness, kindly, in a good way, what did you say, the first one when we met? “i have forgiven everyt

dad left early, how i didn’t have this feeling when korney ivanovich left, i remember very well howlisten to the voice of korny ivanovich, listen to the words that he said a few months before his death. and my morning, noon, and evening are behind me, everything is getting thicker, the night is approaching, darkness is over me, it’s in vain to ask, wait, however, i don’t see anything here... nothing upsetting, here i humbly follow in the footsteps of my idolized pushkin, who he never knew how to be properly frightened... of the threat of inevitable death, he expressed his entire attitude towards it in cheerful poems, our grandchildren will drive us out of the world in good time, just like that, in good time, and may they be happy in separation from me, please forgive me, yes, i understand you, of course, yes, of course, giving the road, he spoke in sad moments, there had already been a lot of tragedy in life. “ you have to be kind, you have to, chekhov trained himself to be good, it seems to me that he knew how to do this, he trusted ten, why did you feel this energy of warmth, kind

do you like it, how do you like it in our production?something ourselves, it’s great, it didn’t work out, but now it’s time for us to go back, let’s drive away, new ones are waiting for us there adventures, let's go, let's go, let's go, so, vladimir mikhalovich, what do we have here, here we have the beginning of our production, this is a technological laboratory, here... the entire range that the enterprise produces begins, it all starts with an idea, i expected, what will it be - you know, like in the movies, there are flasks of some kind of liquid, there is a curly-haired professor with glasses walking around there, no, i’m walking around here, there’s just an ordinary room, a table, a computer, a construction set, a girl there does all this, yes, it is completely different from what i introduced, meet the head of the laboratory, ekaterina fedorova, it’s very nice, from here we begin the development, production of further clothing, we are working on embroidered shirts, working on dresses, skirts, trousers, studying the direction of fa

how to hide an empire.laudably covers indeed removal, but this history of the greater united states largely occurs after 1945. missionary diplomacy shows us that century earlier, missionaries mapped their colonization of the world souls, insisting that their empire ought not be hidden and their entanglements which justified american military expansion, particularly in the pacific. explain why what immer calls the modern american pointillist empire differed so much from. the continental logo map. madeleine sue's powerful the good immigrants explains how missionaries brought chinese exchange students to the united states. but missionary diplomacy reveals a greater role for missionaries in shaping american understandings and often misunderstandings of asia and asian cultures. this book shows how writings were understood as essential expert testimony for better and very often for worse. and quickly, a note from my fellow historians of religion. so much of this missionary testimony pulsed across the nation. as w

good morning, friends, rooster, yes, that’s how it is with us, good morning, and how does your rooster kikireki, kikireki, seriously, yes, what, everyone has their own horses, they don’t scream, they just sing. and we just have ko-ko-ko, ko-ko-ko, ko-ko-ko, ko-ko-ko, well, that’s it, there should be animals here, yes, i see that there are different birds here, let’s play this game, i ask a question, and you guess, but you don’t need to look at the table, what is it called, yeah, who is it, you know what, although she looks like some familiar bird, uh huh. they don’t have this beautiful tail, i think it’s a peacock, a pavereal, that’s right, that the extortion is real, yes, well , yes, let’s give it to my friends, what do you know, i don’t know what it’s called either, publin, in bubble status, they're probably just them, they're all girls, that's probably why they don't have that beautiful tail, how do you know? i don’t know, oh, look, look how he opens, this, yes, how beautiful, oh, yes, this is masculinity, they are so big, and how on chinese, but hot, hot, different, but we had this

she plays, today we will see not only how she plays, but also how actress maria bersenyeva wins, andonderful people, who today keep their fingers crossed for our team, our fans, our reds, but your rivals he's a match for you, he's a modern robinhood, he... takes away points from the reds to give them to the beautiful girls whose hearts he stole, igor lantratov, imagine your heroes, but she, as a successful model and talented actress, confirms the expression that a talented person , talented in everything, anna chyurina, i honestly admit, is on our team today. sleeve, or rather, i would say, a lady, because she knows everything, the host of the information broadcast of the first channel, vareria korableva, well, the audience knows the program very well, with him, time will tell, the tv presenter anatoly kuzichev, and of course, today we cannot do without the support, the powerful support of our fans, our blues. after such emotions, we expect only one thing: a bright, amazing game. let's start right now. so, the first competition: where does the homeland begin? this is a blitz of quest

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patient how are you?o we started dating, everything was fine, i stayed at his house for several days, spent the night, so, and then by chance his passport turned up to me. but you spent the night with him, you had intimacy with him, right? yes, yes, everything was fine, there was a serious relationship, i looked at the passport, there was no passport stamp, well, well, that he was married, on the last page he had three children, i i was simply in shock, i was surprised how it was like that , but he said that he had a common-law wife, well, not a common-law wife, but a guest wife, but his guest wife... didn’t even have the keys to his apartment, she she chose this herself, but she didn’t know, and he was deceiving, he just used her everything, like fate, yes, if it hits, it means it hits, he just saw what a girl she was, so naive, yes, i argued with him , just imagine, i can’t imagine that every person has the right to a secret, he didn’t tell you, marry me, you don’t have anything promised and too little

svetlana, how old is this complex? complex began to function in 2013, that is, it is still quite young, it is clear that mogilev has been developed here many times, but i have never been here, it is a very beautiful place, initially these ponds belonged to a state enterprise, which decided that for residents of the city and for tourists who come, for guests who come to our city, we can provide this type of recreation, this tourism, initially. this gorgeous pond was rented, stocking took place there and people can relax, fish, just come, city residents who come, this is not a paid story, no, absolutely, that is, entry into the territory of the complex is completely free, sunbathe, swim, please, are these beaver huts or what, these are houses for swans, and these are houses for swans, taking into account the fact that the ponds are clean, we have swans visiting here, and this is for us... but this territory is not closed, here i am i see that it is free and has endless fields, absolutely true, that is, yes, residents of

how long is this runway? how long do you think it is? >> that's fair.icrosoft versus nvidia which will do $100 billion in data center revenue. everyone agrees there is no guarantee that it will be a recurring revenue because, in the end, it comes down to cap extend. 40% of nvidia's 100 billion dollars in revenue comes from five players. are they going to keep growing their capex 30% to 40%, which is baked into their estimates? time will tell. we have not seen these sort of steady capex increases, ever. you have 2-3 years of high capex and then there is a phase. i think that's going to play out in this cycle too. you want to see the roi on that. some are seeing it in terms of intangible ai revenue. but the other players, we saw sales and software companies miss. even though they are investing in generative ai, they are not seeing the revenue yet. and companies are substituting their software for investing in invidious ai infrastructure. there is a lot of substitution going on and, at some point, i think there will be a digestion phase. lisa: there's a lo

hello, how is it in the soil, only the ground there is softer, i’m curious how they fight on this whatnotal officer, photograph. ksanka, ksana, xan, he says, he looks like, who looks like, the photograph. looks like our political officer, what's his last name, zakharchenko, grigory ivanovich, where is he? he went to sea to land. you will see him, in 2 hours i’m leaving for the sea, i’m leaving for the sea in 2 hours. pass it on, water it to the post office 40-129, pass it on, oksana zakharchenko. okay, i’ll tell you, quickly, her husband, first the wars were lost. come into the searchlight, stay on course, you've got it! fetor, i found our father, they found my folder, i told my mother, don’t believe the funeral, i told my mother. the raging terik -sal steppes were left far behind, the regiment changed airfields, but until the very last there were still thousands of miles and many hundreds of nights. maria, check how the first isdraglia is positioned, and i’ll check the third one. oh, sea, hurray, well done who chose this site. when this damn war ends, then reel in, then unwind, go crazy,

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how, how, how do you what would you say up, i want to push back? i'm scared to like, how do i do?okay so i kind of have a little difficult that because i feel like that shouldn't be our burden. mm hmm. like the fact that we have to, like, arm ourselves to go into a setting where. we are feeling vulnerable or we're in pain or discomfort, and we have to think about this like that just hurts me. yeah. let so. but obviously, you know, there are things people, you know, always say there things people can do. but still the system has to change, you know? you know, i always say that, you know, bring a loved one. so actually i don't know. people saw there was this viral video by actually a white a white physician who wanted to know why his black patients often have faced time on during their visits with him. it's because they don't trust you and they want help. but but also it's because they you know they're it's probably a loved one a partner or, you know, a good friend who's there for support, you know. so i always say people should bring honestly, i have no problem. people want to brin

how big are we talking about? thousands, thousands of film team investigates how bustle flies, a home to a legally smuggled out of the country. really have like a mind my fun seeing how little control we have over this trade. shortly these butterflies will disappear one day the we're saving petra, right? don't use the air conditioner yet. i'm afraid there won't be enough petrol for us to get home. at the break of dawn, june e n t peggy, the full nurse, that's a fly experts and indonesia is out on a mission. she's on the hunt for a particular species of boss a fly. she lost so on the island of bob chan 4 years ago. because i am lucky when i did the field survey, i found only a few pro races butterflies in their natural habitat slip online. i have also conducted surveys throughout the island of turn off to and could not find a trace of the species on top of one. found only on a few islands in indonesia and nowhere else on us. the almost felt through a crow basis has always been elusive but there is a growing concern

i think he’ll be so caring good, andryush, how did it happen to fall from the fourth floor, how old was leaving for a sanatorium and somehow it happened that i went to wash the windows, sober, of course, i was renting an apartment at the time, the landlady was installing windows while i was in the sanatorium, and it so happened that i went there and somehow lost it all , and the window was not secured, probably not, the central one and on the sides, just such an ordinary window, but she secured it, did it, secured it, i just lost it like this, well, thank god. yes, and i’m walking, well, i fell from above, broke a spine, for him in general it was a very serious test for his life, well well, he dealt with it, well done, he stayed in the hospital for how long, six months, the prognosis was probably the most disappointing, the most disappointing, yes, the doctors told me that i wouldn’t walk, who looked after me, andryush, my little sister, and my mother, mom - then she was absent in this city, where we now live, and where she was, excuse me, mm, she was away. a secret, in general, it

from how cards are made to how fast food businesses can market and sell food down to the speed limit. we talk about regulating ivf we are talking about prohibiting the practice. only ensuring the parents and children createddical care that includes strong ethicalj protections so human life is being protected at all stages of development. the first area of the fertility industry i want to talk about today deals with the arrogance from donationeggs and sperm donation movement. men and women aren't only donating eggs and sperm, they are selling eggerm for quite a bit of money and the and clinics that buy it to potential parents to create potential children. to give some background on how the process works. when a man or woman goes to sell their eggs or sperm they often go to look at the background information. theyate school? are you very athletic? how tall are you? what colwhat are the strength or skills yoha? expert in this area? are you classically trained in piano? depending on where you fall in backgrounds the more or less you get paid. on average men get 100 to a few hundredthere

well, how usually?sharovatov, she's also visiting at the moment witness for the prosecution, when they came there, there were, it turns out, four people, elena, funiyas, this guy, like a common-law husband, yeah, when he’s sober, he’s calm, cultured, he didn’t go anywhere, didn’t do anything, when he’s drunk, he has nushnyaknyak, he was driving, yes, he was drinking, he could have gotten into a fight with someone, there’s a word there, like it happens, he drank constantly, he already drank without problems, i don’t know, but they don’t work, the yans are very aggressive, if he brings one of the women, she screams in the middle of the night, karau kill, everyone is tired of him, he walked around like a bitch, drunk, beaten, threw the computer off the carriage and could do whatever you want, when he drank, he was just aggressive, some lady came when they were hammering, she, he her, he kicked her out to the landing, she was like that she'll grab him and just lock herself in the apartment, and he'll go to