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i no longer drive a vehicle. as if i didn’t refuse that when i was at home, as it were, yes, that is, e, i would come and how coulda glass of champagne. now leaving the scene of an accident, our expert assumed too many coincidences, woman, really lives in this house, has a car of this brand of this color , eyewitnesses and victims directly show it, and in fact they decided to draw up the scene of an accident for 2 years. oops appealed against the deprivation of the dazzling svetlana viktorovna and the decision was canceled, as our expert suggested shooting from a video surveillance camera, where there is no car number and the driver's face. they are insufficient evidence in terms of the presumption of innocence. they give rise to doubts that are interpreted in favor of the involved person travels, that same person and not she knows, she said, yes, that nothing will happen to me . olga shubina from kemerovo needs a significant amount of money to recover from an injury received in an accident. and how do you compensate for a well-fried kebab. tell me, it can’t be, when they brought me to the ambulance, the first thi

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e. u. well, why the inaction? this is exactly the situation that has been essentially modeled for years. sub is a precedent, has accused authorities and myself the republic of cause if i were violating mutual agreements and the e u has turned a blind eye to those concerns. it's off the cause of an off already sent hundreds of police into an ethnic serbian district. and attained a serbian national without charges at the border. alexander who church said christina, can call him whatever at once, but must abide by the courts. was some maybe i'm stupid, maybe i'm crazy. maybe i'm intoxicated. all of that may be, but one thing is certain, and that is you sign the brussels agreements and, and the european union signed the brussels agreement together with us and a certain that you must fulfill it. whether i'm childish, stupid, drunk or mad, that's all fine. what is certain is that you have to fulfill disagreements, patrols from the use peacekeeping mission have arrived at barricades set up by ethnic search. we've been trying to keep because of police out of the neighborhood . we also have been accused of theft among other things. and now we have a pause. the close of on special p

a lot of things. because if there were destroyed because of it, a lot of them were destroyed strategically, not so many of them reached. forget about such massive volumes, i wish our e-e special operations forces, i wish our those who are involved in these to these shellings a successful oscillation and these energeticians e-e i wish that they do not kill this aviation as soon as possible so that they negate the ukrainian and regarding some recommendations at the same time, you can say if there is somewhere there, two months ago, i was giving out recommendations on them on the airwaves, now i am looking at what people are doing, how they are using various devices from batteries, generators, how they connect their apartments or houses to energy meters to autonomous well, i think that there is no need to give ukrainian in front of us, he is so resourceful on his own, everyone is doing the only thing that is definitely going ahead about safety equipment, because we can see that somewhere there is a gas cylinder exploding because there somewhere we talked with our guest andrii dobryanskyi, director of communications of the ukrainian congress committee from america, that

a lg time, they were then diverted to a boarding school or they disappeared. theyust stped going to school. i remember that. in a very vivid way. those were my friends. those ey neighbors. my buddies. we had a dual system, a system that was not only intended to isolate and remove from children their identity and their sense of self, but a system that was intended never to educate them. and i think this bill is long overdue. i applaud you, the stuff, the ranking member, it is a difficult one. i think americans and members of this congress, we have a responsibility. the responsibility in this instance is not the question of forgetting about history or rewriting it or erasing it. but, acknowledging it. with the highest level of respect and candor, begin the process of healing and reconciliation. that is where we are at worried about is what this bill is about. you can't sugarcoat the reality. i think this congress should be bold and step forward, pass this bill. thank you. i yelled back. >> i want to think each of the witnesses or their testimony today, for their patients. -- for their patients. thank you for sharing the stories and the proposals and the answer

account the european policy regarding e-e regarding own a-a-e e-e european policy regarding e-e iran. were carried out together with the european american partner i inform you that this transport a continental trade route for 3,000 km to the indian ocean and it will allow less dependence on those sanctions or can thus enter this route is a lot of talk about this route, but so far it is only words because the caspian sea well, in fact, it is very difficult to organize a permanent connection and through the railway, actually, the section is being completed to the azerbaijani border, but azerbaijan is ahead here. what is your interest, and as you know, the relations between azerbaijan and iran do not always coincide. therefore, this is a big question considering the last of these circumstances, this transport corridor will work. yuri, let's talk about the possible supply of weapons to russia, not only in the morning, but also from north korea. the day before, the official representative of the us security council of the white house, john kerry, confirmed that the us intelligence revealed signs of a possible purchase of millions of projectiles and mi

general, uh, on the way out of the conflict, a and how they will help and only, it seems that e bags were dispersed into such an e, well, like a squirrel in a cage, ins all the time for new handouts of weapons, well, it is impossible to stop this process with handouts of money, and the british are only thrown there this carrot, which he runs about ukrainian refugees, how they feel in the uk the guardian recently wrote that the state program to support them may be closed, what will this mean for those who have already ended up in the uk and here the system with refugees is now enough, worked out by them in general, they check well, they are issued visas, and the final composition is about 150-170.000 pieces that are announced. eh, here in this under two different programs. these are houses for refugees by all for refugees. eh, that's all. it works. hmm she says so. i was recently here in a village, there were 27 days of ukrainians. uh, they live and uh, 8 met they say that everything is fine with them. they live well, but speculations about the fact that tomorrow or the day after tomorrow these programs or the allocation of money will be closed, the

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a guitar, there were no guitars there. so i bought a balalaika and brought it home. e put in the hall. i'm coming in. and i was five years old then. i went in, put everything on me, well, i liked the color of the sound and i said all this every day. as mom told me everything there is something dry and after that bravo, after that there was no temptation to change the balalaika. well, let's say there on the guitar or on the violin. no, i probably realized that it was even my ointment that led me to a music school, and my neighbor was a violinist. all right, there's be-be-be-be. i didn’t like the sound so much, how she played, what was the husky that bewitched you, what are there three strings in it? well, i don’t know, well, somehow here, probably mine, well, small ones. i did not understand that, well, it's still close. here are many musicians who say that uh music has deprived them of their childhood. and for you. uh, the hours spent at the instrument were also like no, i don't i regret that no one forced me, neither my mother nor my father. eh , even my mother told me she would come, something woul

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a new year's e boss. people were hoping to have. they were hoping to have a quiet day. it had begun as i it had begun as a sunny day and, and all of a sudden everybody was there having to take shelter undergrad. so it was very scary and that's unfortunately a daily reality for millions of ukrainians. there was a correspondent in my notions reporting. well here in germany, chance are all off scholes has delivered his annual and new year's eve addressed to the nation. him. this year speech focused on one of the main events that shaped the year the warn ukraine, as well as the challenges it's posed for germany. the war in ukraine and its consequences dominated the year in german politics. in his new year address, chancellor, olaf sholtes unequivocally condemned. the russian leader 14 allowed to be put in is conducting in b, lismore off aggression of the heart of europe. this watershed moment is also a dog, as for us and our country on the hard to put on fear. and we're all feeling the effects of the war in our everyday lives talk. but my grand shopping in the supermarket at the patrol stati

a new year's e boss. people were hoping to have. they were hoping to have a quiet day. it had begun as i, as it had begun as a sunny day and then all of a sudden everybody was there having to take shelter under ground. it was very scary and that's unfortunately a daily reality for millions of ukrainians. well, we also know that many ukrainians, despite the risks actually returned to the country so they could spend the holidays with their family and friends. emma, how do people maintain their courage? despite all of these risks? i would say marianne and as simply done have a choice. you know, some people have been living abroad for months now since the beginning of the war. so some of them came back to see their relatives, to check on their houses, to see if they're still had houses, you know, they are 14000000 ukrainians who are left homeless because of this war. a lot of them wanted to take the opportunity of at the end of the year to, to see their relatives there, decided to be a defiant in founded to russian aggression. then today's, just one on a reminder that this war is still very

a new year's e boss. people were hoping to have. they were hoping to have a quiet day. it had began as i, it had begun as a sunny day. and then all of a sudden everybody was there having to take shelter under grounds. it was very scary and that's unfortunately a daily reality for millions of ukrainians. australia is welcome. 2023, with a bang as people across the country is celebrated their 1st normal new year's eve. since the pandemic around 1000000 people are thought to have turned out to see sydney's famous harbor fireworks display hundreds of millions more watched from around the world. the theme of this years display was diversity and inclusion with some 8th tongues of fire worth being set up. and here in germany, chance are all of schultz heads delivered his annual new year's eve address to the nation. this year speech focused on one of the main events that shaped the year the warren ukraine, as well as the challenges it has posed for germany. the war in ukraine and its consequences dominated the year in german politics. in his new year address, chancellor, olaf sholtes unequivocally condemned the russian leade

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a breakthrough in the e-oil industry. for example, i did not see that these specialties were called here. a little rounded dates exactly 50 years ago, in the mountains above the capital of the kazakh ssr, almaty, a real factory of records, the legendary medeo ice complex the highest outdoor stadium 1691 m. above sea level, 170 km of cooled pipes were laid under the base of the ice rink. this made it possible to keep the ice field for 8 months a year, and the skating track all year round for 20 years on unique ice was set under 200 world records. and the russian figure skater evgenia medvedeva filmed a video for dimash’s song on the medeo ice , kudaibergenova prepared a rating of the most popular ski resorts in the cis countries. in the top are resorts located in in central asia, in the first place is shimbulak, kazakhstan, 15 km from the center of almaty in the mountain gorge behind the elyian alatown, here they ski and snowboard at an altitude of 2.200 to 3.200. shambulak is visited by a million people a year, the second place is karakol in the east of the lake, issyk-kul 400 km. from bis

launch them at us in such a cool way that they are actually being produced before this, do you remember this investigation if i don't know the consultants which were found in e with a rocket that was mined until november 23, more rockets that were made one in the summer and in the summer and the other even in the third quarter of 2252, this is russia that gives income, for example, it is possible e-e it is not specifically rented but yesterday e-e heroes to the cheapest woman who is in in partnership with the reitersky russians, the important day of history published such an interesting investigation, where they say that the russian federation still imports its components from various western or hong kong companies, which are very important for the production of weapons of the parliament, which are actually almost the most successful russian, that is, meanwhile, the news is fresh that kharkiv is completely de-energized due to emergency shutdowns, air defense is working in the kyiv region. well, in kryvyi rih, residential building hits are already working now. people, we are waiting for an update of the information, the missile attack continues, the missile i

i was, uh, trying to get some secret documents out. eh, well, in principle, so we hmm at the end of the interrogation were already joking a little. eten. well, you understand that we live in a digital age. that is, if i even found out some interesting information about the journalist, but i found out right there and passed it on. uh, via messengers via e -mail. that is, you want to find traces of this, well, all the same, there, as it were, chat rooms are being cleaned, well, some kind of nonsense is completely incomprehensible only a year later, a journalist i understood that the fbi agents were not looking for, but planting what they needed was another matter, what, uh, when i a year later, uh. well , apparently, the mistake was decided to sell your phone. well get rid of it and then it turned out that this iphone was opened. eh, although i couldn't even imagine it all here, apparently, they were poking around in the depths and inserted some kind of listening devices. yes, the search, the interrogation by the fbi agents for alexandra malkevich, ended in nothing, he even had time for his speech, perhaps restraint and professional

i e-mailed the grannies to say i was home. they were so supportive. >> reporter: we assembled a few of the dancers and found a bond. >> i knew theyall there for me. >> reporter: almost like family. >> and that's what kept me sane. >> i don't think we could have done it without each other. i really don't. reptey march, theane ready prag again. >> still recovering, but i'm so happy to be here. ( cheers ) >> reporter: and this week, they returned to walk the same street in the same parade. for some members, like betty, who at one point couldn't imagine leaving the house, this coming out was an salute triumph. but for all members, the parade was also a chance to send a message, a message to anyone along the route who might be marching down a comeback trail of their own. >> think about the grannies. they came back. i can, too. >> i plan to dance with the grannies forever. >> it's a group of feisty women here, so... yeah. >> reporter: feisty role models of resilience. >> don't stop! >> reporter: and turned out to be much tougher than their pom-poms would imply. steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> o'donnell: feisty and fierce wit

i. e. art was freedom than monday, but i, i believe were da is school own good. i feel really lucky that i always heard music growing up. it was a life saver for me. ah ah. when i was a child, we were always taught and that if you are no longer a virgin, by the time you are married, then you are worthless. and it's the same thing that also my perpetrators said when he raped me, i believe that for many, many years. and that kept me quiet for many, many years. i am got the guy i hear. i am an artist and cultural activist from indonesia. and i also a sexual assault survivor, i experienced sexual violence for the 1st time when i was 6 years old. i begin to have a lot of mental health issues growing up. so when i was 1314, i started a drinking using drugs in, so i broke down and then i went into recovery for my addiction in 2009. and that's when i felt that hey, this music that i have been playing, it has been tremendously helpful in healing me. what if i can use this to say something to other women who experienced what i experience so that they can be helped through my music as well? ah, any other than that he will not subs obelia,

mask e regime, that is, opponents of the crown, were attributed to them in this whole e among the conspirators, e members of the alternative party for germany of the opposition party, in which i am also aember, were recorded in the same place. uh, there is also a certain citizen of russia, that is, a russian trace. uh and also. uh, some retired soldiers of the bundeswehr, including soldiers from the grtr. that is, how much, let's say, respectable age, apparently, of the conspirators and some kind of principle, that is, a rather motley the company, all those who are the government to some extent, are inconvenient there, even the russian sled has rewritten the alternatives for germany there and is now inflating it. here is such a media scandal, supposedly. this is a group of pensioners, but really. she's middle age pretty respectable there. well, that is, the pensioners planned to storm the reichstag, uh, planned to paint the uh scholz and establish their own government, which for me looks completely ridiculous to study, but nonetheless now. this is the most important news, in essence, of course, uh, this is all an attempt, a medial attempt to distract the population from pressing proble

there are a lot of trees, there were also, uh, a christmas tree, dad, dressed up as santa claus and i, ein this love for toys, and i and i think that any person has preserved. any new year begins with the chiming clock and cherished desires oleg khlevner's collection of watches has more than 75 items. all of them were collected and restored by the collector and they all work, so the clock strikes on new year's eve. here you can also hear the alarm clock well under the tree, and it is not by chance that it stands there. it could have been the 100th anniversary of this alarm clock. one of the very first e-alarm clocks in the soviet union and everyone probably knows that we did not have our own watch industry, that is, there were individual craftsmen. basically, everything was assembled from parts of other factories. this is such a famous firm german juns. and these spare parts were assembled. the first alarm clock oleg loehlner restore clocks, even in the worst condition floor wall clocks with a chime and clocks. all collector's watches get a new life. but once i couldn’t even think about

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how is this a case when we were covered with e from ram and i confessed to a buryat guy, and he said something to me, and the other was an old believer , the three of us also directly hugged and said goodbye to life and confessed archpriest mikhail vasilyev was called the landing father for the fact that he had parachuted more than once, accompanying and spiritually, making out the fighters. the airborne forces went through many hot spots died under shelling in early november in the donbass today the patriarch once again remembered all the priests who fell during the special military operation to the last, who fulfilled their pastoral duty of moscow and all russia kirill on this, of course, not ended directly related to the donbass, was his next meeting. he spoke with children from the donetsk and luhansk people's republics, who, through the efforts of adults, were able to come to moscow and briefly escape from the hardships that the kiev regime has been subjecting them to for more than eight years of biblical stories, the patriarch in the hall of the country's main orthodox church.

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