institutions? i undermines confidence in political institutions?— institutions? ferring more to the language. _ institutions? i was referring more to the language, kangaroo - institutions? i was referring more to the language, kangaroo courts| institutions? i was referring more - to the language, kangaroo courts and witchhunts, witchhunt is something we hear donald trump using to describe the investigation into him, so that kind of ferocious attack on the institutions of parliament. yes. the institutions of parliament. yes, well i think — the institutions of parliament. yes, well i think there _ the institutions of parliament. yes, well i think there is _ the institutions of parliament. yes, well i think there is an _ well i think there is an extraordinary parallel right now between both sides of the atlantic with these two stories that happen to be running at the same time, and i don't think the word witchhunt is exclusively used in america, i think people understand the technology here. i think there are serious questions about the way the privileges committee h

institute is self-dairy and it's a bacterial starter that is used to make a variety of fermented milk products. this is the institute of biophysics and cell engineering, which represented the development of cell technologies, the latest, which are used in the treatment of a wide variety of diseases. this and a number of other institutionsinstitute, institute of genetics experimental botanists and many many others, who presented their latest developments that have successfully found application in the national economy, among other things, at the exhibition. e represented e, joint developments and manufacturers of various components that work closely with scientific e, scientific organizations and, on the basis of scientific research, implement final products, including this drug and diagnosticum for various diseases, including at one time and type of disease and a number of other drugs are manufacturers information equipment, which is so important for the creation of new e, some products here in the field. and for biotechnology , these samples, let's say at the exhibition, are test specimens, or they have already been introduced into production and are widely used as samples presented at the exhibition. they are already directly in production and are being produced, that is, they can be purchased, they can be tested, mo

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let's see institute institute we will engage independent institutions to check the mining capacity sohat this process is primarily technical and independent of any games or hopes independent of the secretariat when checking these figures, which establishes completely fair conditions. not a circus, we want to ensure that this confusion let and not intend to be cleared up soon so that you can read these figures and read them. and as for their verification, we will continue the practice continuous sources. and the quality of our employee is also unprecedented, i look at our friends who were interested. i believe this meeting was respectful. many of you have never had an idea of ​​who we are and what we are discussing. what are our ambitions? what we are striving for is greater visibility transparency, we have our obligations to our countries and our industries. we want to involve the market understand how transparent it is to achieve thank you very much i am also very glad that i was here for the last two or three days. although many of you have shown signs of impatience, nonetheless . w

institutions and the international institutions of the behavior of the french police have very few hearts, the inherent duty they have is very little, but in any case, it is not the case, because the same thing that happened and directly to the french citizens in the last year, the french police did 12 cases while giving the police don't pay attention to stopping the car and its occupants . last year , they killed 12 people with direct fire. people were injured from different parts of their body very acute violence because of just one demonstration and protests and the issue of the yellow vests or a capitalist movement that is still going on. from the posting of 2018 until now , we are witnessing the great and irreparable violence of approximately 15 french citizens by the french police only became blind and several french citizens had their body parts, hands or heels amputated. this shows that there is something about the violence of the police, according to what you said, the complaints, the protests and the criticisms that the human rights institutionstions the united nations has received from the french police , nothing can be seen. thank you, mr. shaheswar hosseini. being a reporter of sada and sima news agency in paris . the lebanese islamic resistance succeeded in taking control of a zionist drone that had entered the lebanese airspace. with this action, lebanon proved that it is no longer for the drones of the occupying ahmed regime, and one month after the symbolic exercise that the islamic resistance held in southern lebanon, in which the special weapon to shoot down the drones was displayed, the islamic resistance showed images of taking control of a the occupation regime's drone is close the village of zubarin in the south of lebanon announced that this drone had entered the lebanese airspace from the side of the town of zada ​​in the north of the occupied palestine by 7 kilometers and was flying at a medium altitude to confront the enemy in all conditions. and the field is ready to develop its capabilities to deal with the

institutions are better capitalized than they been in a long time. before for too long in a country will rescind the number of minority owned institutions shrink the investment we made three here is going to arrest that trend and the goal now is to make sure the institutionst have the ability to grow because their growth will correspond to the grocery economies in the places where they are served and the part about is continuing to make sure these institutions have access to capital but also making sure they have access to deposits because ultimately they need liquidity to do landing and that's why i'm encouraged by some of the small efforts we seen in terms of other institutions providing deposits to mdi's and cdf eyes to key is to make sure these are sticky deposits that make sure they are around for a long time so they have the ability to lend against him but in addition to doing that we need to make sure we are getting grant funding to make sure we have the ability to build up the technological infrastructure so they have the ability to do the underwriting they need to do in order to get more than money into the economy but my general view is that today ÃÃwe made progress and there's more we need to do and we are committed to the as the administration

institutional care . care or orphaned children during the war, they were placed in their biological families, although, unfortunately, until now, we are forced to admit that some children are still placed in institutions of institutionale , and i hope that we will be able to correct this if we are talking about adoption, then ukraine has made incredible steps forward, and ukraine is actually a country that, despite the fact that during a war in every country , the adoption procedure is stopped, and ukraine, thanks to our ministry of social policy, was able to revive the adoption service during the war and not only that, thanks to cooperation with unicef and the ministry of digital transformation, we were able to launch the full spectrum of adoption services and the candidacy of foster parents in orphanages. of the family type are adoptive families or guardians through the e-e action portal , that is, as of today, the entire package of documents can be generated and submitted through poltavdia, this does not mean that you can adopt a child through the portal, but some of the steps that were difficult to do before can now be done here so many years ahead , we understand that the mental health of our children will be the

the existing powerful cooperation, consisting of industry institutes, institutes of the russian academy of science, the higher school of institutesministry of defense, industry plants and, of course, the organization of chief and general designers federal center for dual technologies soyuz yury has been the head of the enterprise for 27 years graduated from the tomsk state the university chose the direction of scientific research influenced by the outstanding scientists academician boris zhukov the first scientific work is not lekhin. research began on the combustion processes of a new class of rocket fuels. now he is the author of scientific papers and inventions on the problems of internal ballistics and many other things related to solid rocket fuel for outstanding achievements in his work , yuri melekhin was awarded the title of hero of labor. the highest degree of distinction for special labor merits has been awarded in novorossia since 2013. this title is the second highest in country after the hero of the russian federation, you just need to be a citizen of your country, love your homeland, professionally fulfill your labo

institutions, as well as create a facility that would make sure that institutions had access to liquidity that they could use to meet the demand of their depositors. ultimately, this was done not for those two institutions, but was done for the entire system. i recognize that the vast majority of mdi's, their deposits are mostly insured, but ultimately, in order for mdi's and cdfi's to grow and meet the needs of their communities, they want to grow their deposit bases and in order for that to happen, people need to feel secure about the fact that their deposits are safe in these institutions like any other institutions. i think today, mdi's and cdfi's are better capitalized than they've been historically because of the historic investments the biden-harris administration has made in them and nonetheless, a key concern that you always have when you're a part of a larger system, people will judge your institutions as they judge the system and from our standpoint, protecting the entire system is what we did that fateful weekend in march and by doing that, we think we put not only regional banks in a better position to continue lending, but we also put cdfi's and mdi's in a better position to continue lendi

institutions are better capitalized than they have been in a long time. for too long in our country, we were seeing a number of minority-owned depository institutions shrink, so i think the investment we make here is going to arrest that trend, and our goal is to make sure institutions that exist have the ability to grow because their growth will correspond to the growth of the economies in the places where they are served and part of that is to ensure these institutions have access to capital and also making sure they have access to deposits because ultimately, they need liquidity to do lending, and that's why i'm encouraged by some of the small efforts we have seen in terms of other institutions providing deposit to mdi's and cfi -- cdfi's. the key is to making sure these are sticky deposits that are around for a long time, but also getting grant money to make sure we have the ability to build up the technological infrastructure so they have the ability to do the underwriting that they need to do in order to get more of the underwriting in the economy, but my general view is that today, mdi's are better capitalized, better prepared, better able to serve the communities that they serve than they have been in a long time. where we've made progress, there is more we

education should be free of charge in public higher education institutions, if there is a private higher education institution institutionhis is a private, uh, higher education institution. you can set a fee there, but the state should give free education. this is the first second began the process of getting out of this terrible and wrecking. the system, on behalf of the president, thank god, we are returning to a specialist, this is a bachelor's degree, which is not needed by anyone, incomprehensibly to our employers. still, it is becoming a thing of the past, but let's if we said, but let's still say it clearly , we need to liquidate it as soon as possible. this is a unified state exam this process, who fools and makes our peasants go to school, because these are the chosen subjects, and mathematics is the russian language , by the way, the subjects at school are called the russian language or literature. what do you think, how many hours and time is a teacher of russian literature? here is now the literature, which is not necessary when passing state exams. but the russian language is mandatory, of course. this is ou

constitution is mentioned and that's it institutions to protect the constitution, all countries have different institutions to protect the constitutions, and other institutionst important . the institution is actually an executive and legislative design and to protect it . we will enter into the implementation of this constitution. and in fact, the swedish life, according to the swedes themselves, is the house of the people or the swedish house, in fact, in surah, in order to confront islam, it has entered the period of security of islam, please tell me that the dinner of socialization of islam has been removed , and it seems that the issue of white immigrants and anti-islamism in sweden is now in different national and international levels an international and private investigation is being pursued. thank you. we were with dr. reza rahmati, an expert on european issues . 1986 is obliged to pay all the damages caused by the military and militia activities in nicaragua, but this debt has not been settled after 37 years. washington has since called the international court's ruling invalid . the world resources institute announced in a report that the destructi

institutions. institutions you can also attach an agreement with a medical center and a copy of the license so the insurance will have fewer questions, but i repeat. the main thing is that in most cases a certificate of payment is enough and it will indicate the service code one of two in the document , either code one or code two, respectively, code one means standard care . do these expenses. there is a limit, no more than 150,000 rubles. in year. that is to return. a maximum of 19.500 codes is possible. two is an expensive treatment, according to him. there is no top ceiling. this includes infertility surgery, organ transplant oncology and some other spending restrictions, code two is only the amount of taxes you paid for the year. well, it still can't be more than 13% of the services provided. in the new up-to-date list we can see four groups expensive medical services, these are medical services for orthopedic treatment, when there are congenital defects in the teeth of the dentition, but this does not require the possibility of traditional dental prosthetics. these are medical services within the framework of high-altitude technological medical care, and these are medical services for the treatment of infertility using the eco method and medical services provided within the framework of palliative care. that is, as you can see, this is a rather narrow list of services, but at the same time, all these services are really very expensive. complex in their execution and rendered far away, not by all medical institutionsiption drugs, you can also get a deduction for them. in this case , you need to attach a prescription application on a form with a seal for the tax authorities of the russian federation and scans. checks, if you took out medical insurance, you will need a copy of the insurance contract, the insurance should cover only medical services, if the policy provides for other payments, for example, in the event of death, then you cannot receive a deduction. if you paid treatment of medications or insurance for children to a spouse or parents that part of these expenses can also be returned also by guardians and trustees and, uh, this is the list of close relatives. maybe, both on the other side of you, and you on them to reimburse these services. up to what age? uh, for children, we can reimburse this amount for medical, a services, uh, children under 18, all including those established by a and up to 24 years if the child is studying in an organization. the one that has a license for educatio

school institutions institutions. cultures centers outside of school work the whole year and paid great. we held master classes and worked with children. every weekend they gathered to embroider and a year later, on sabantuy in the costume of their people, almost everyone in the buinsk region still lives as tatars. russian chuvashia this year, especially a lot of colorful national costumes. uh, which chuvashia and tatars and russians take a look at the chuvash compound with pride , a feature of their national costume is a headdress, the more silver coins, the richer the bride, the girl in these clothes, got married, then only she was already dressing. here is the female climax, the sabantuya reconstruction. the legend of the twelve warriors who lived on these lands. in the fifteenth-sixteenth centuries it was collected. she is literally bit by bit farid with andreev couplets. the legend gave it to his grandfather. their family, the descendants of one of the girl's warriors, boldly defended the lands of the kazan khanate. they wielded a bow and sword, but lived on the hills, the buinska

vladimir putin at an annual meeting with the best graduates of higher military educational institutions. institutions, the supreme commander-in-chief noted that the army does not take courage , bravery and heroism. what else did the president say anastasia efimova will tell ? resilience soldiers of commanders, decisive force in battles, both in the past and in the present today the heirs of the generation of heroes, the natives of the great patriotic war, in fact , prove devotion to the motherland and their people. stance fighting for the fatherland for truth and justice during a special military operation soldiers and officers of the russian armed forces defending our people , the territorial integrity of russia and its right to sovereign development, defending the historic elections that were made in 2022 by the residents of the donetsk people's republic of the luhansk people's republic of zaporozhye kherson authorities in 2014 crimeans sevastopol residents. all of russia, all of our multinational people support our valiant warriors be proud of the faithful sons and daughters of the motherland, the

school institutions institutions, cultural centers of extracurricular activities for a whole year andhis. we held master classes and worked with children. every weekend they gathered to embroider and a year later, on sabantuy in the costume of their people, almost everyone in the buinsk region still lives as tatars. russian chuvash this year, especially a lot of colorful national costumes, uh, which both chuvashia and russians proudly look into the chuvash compound feature their national costume headdress, the more silver coins, the richer the bride girl. here you are, and people got married, then only already dressed. here is a female reconstruction. legend of 12 female warriors who lived on these. in the fifteenth-sixteenth centuries it was collected. she literally bit by bit to farid sadriev's couplets the legend was handed down by his grandfather. their family, the descendants of one of the girl's warriors, boldly defended the lands of the kazan khanate. they wielded a bow and sword lived in the hills, near buinsk. they owned the very, very different crafts they e deduced. oh yes,

institute, this institute. and as soon as ternitsa zayda's spouse came, this institute began to receive the smallest amount of money, and you see, on salary , moreover, she wanted to liquidate this institute altogether, which is what lyashko, her student, also wants to do ah, to date, medical institutes do not train epidemiologists, sanitary-epidemiological faculties do not function and we do not have epidemiologists, you asked me, i am a surgeon, i graduated from the medical faculty, a separate specialty . eliminated all, i repeat, all infectious hospitals, only adapted infectious departments after covid or infectious departments in district hospitals remained. so, this is how the epidemic begins and there will be this epidemic and in front of it covid is cat’s tears so uh, the infectious disease service is not ready, i just advise you to invite our great epidemiologist and people ’s deputy, the former minister of the diplomat, yuriy , uh, sherbaka, a writer, he is a wonderful sneaky person , he is the only one who defeated cholera two epidemics of armenian epidemics in russia and a few decades ago and invite olga

appliances, and tobacco products, with coordination with all relevant institutions in the field of regulatory institutions, security institutions, and law enforcement institutions, as well as the good support of the judicial system and the support organization of the penal organization and the standard organization, we can achieve that ideal. in the area of ​​market clarification, follow the initial measures in the area of ​​supervision by the relevant union itself, which has started today, and the union has become active, which is mostly in the field of auto spare parts, household appliances, and tobacco products, which have tracking code identifiers, all items are separated by code. they have a unique and enthusiasm, and in fact , we will start from saturday with sanitary equipment, of course, they are more famous than other tools. especially positive actions and encounters that the facts are happening in a way of the people who have the issue of counterfeit goods and we want the people to intensify the monitoring, where did this need to intensify come from ? it is created with nothing in the people and the packages that are

institutions institutes that were built after the second world war were mostly won by the winners of this war. well, then even those countries that were different objects of the war joined, but they have. well, they should have some important influence. they are the countries that are starting to violate international statutes. the rule, and they have, i understand, there are no levers , only they can express their opinion, express their dissatisfaction, and so on . well, it seems to me that these institutions be reformed after our victory, because well, we will take us without them, and we will be disturbed very much with you literally and we know that everything is bad there. thank you for saying this once again in your year. thank you, mr. oleksiy . they are fleeing not singly, but quite en masse. this is how they compensate for the fact that, in their opinion , they are not paid extra, but it is not only them, because there is also information that desertion has become more active in the regular units of the russian occupation army. actions can affect these units and the troops of the occupier who are located along the front line, and who are now directly fighting against ukraine, are obstructing the de-occupation of the country, and can it somehow affect the situation inside russia somewhere ? what these people said correctly, they are stealing inventory, what is it possible to sell it somewhere, i wonder who the buyer is, who is buying these weapons , what else can they do, not toilet

institution. culture, a special role was assigned to science, one of the key medicines, the republic approached the construction of specialized medical institutions, a cancer center, a fate that would have to be decided even in the un at the same time in the early fifties, such tasks allowed the successes of the belarusian medics literally from the first days of the liberation of the republic, together with the sappers, the doctors were included in the liberated. camp points entering the fight against dangerous diseases an epidemic of dental typhus , scabies, malaria, an outbreak of cholera, doctors fought the consequences of the use of biological weapons that the nazis tested on civilians in the azarichi death camp in other places. the content of people in the city was practically an epidemic. medical institutionsuch institutions appeared like mushrooms in many places and i remember alerts on grushevskaya. incredibly, already on july 12, 1944, seven medical and sanitary institutions were operating in minsk, and the seventh session of the supreme council of the bssr in july 1945 reported that more than 400 hospitals , 810 outpatient clinics and polyclinics, 175 regional sanitary and epidemiological stations , were examined by doctors. million people. in the first half of 1945, about 2 million people were cured of scabies. people are gradually getting better in minsk , medical institutions eventually appeared. they used to repair the first hospital somewhere in a wooden house. she is still there. it was she who held one building and two small two-storey ones up to mishka , a hospital appeared nearby, the second to the moon. other figures have fallen as of january 1, 1945 in the bssr, there were 1,800 doctors and eight thousand 657 mid-level health workers over the five-year period, the number of

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, the belarusian institute of railway engineers in gomel , the belarusian institute of mechanization and electrification of agriculture in minsk students accepted the theater institute and expanded the network of educational institutions for training personnel in creative specialties. say, do not be silent, speak openly directly and feel the flow of time, each in its place. if he does what he has to do, do it with self-giving qualitatively, then this will ensure our security, our stability, certain. yes, people are focused on one task and a modern leader should work to tell his subordinates to give an opportunity, but to complete the task. giving instruments studio guests know how important it is to be a champion in life and in your choice. why do you need it in order to remain yourself, to direct your characteristics and behaviors in the right direction of the result. they see you potential in life will be for sure. it is also possible with this negative. this is to break a strong man's man will not break the project. say, don't be silent, don't miss the new releases on belarus 24 tv channel . at night everyone eats now all rats and mice are some kind of lizards. h

, military institutions, and we want to see that same alacrity and pace with the reform of their governmental institutionsagement i have no doubt that they will replicate the speed of that transformation. finally, wealth that transformation. finally, wealth that was not an area of conversation with anthony lincoln this afternoon, i want to put on record the uk government's thoughts to those individuals who are currently in the submersible in the north atlantic. we wish them all the luck and of course we hope that they will be swiftly found and returned to their loved ones, thank you. i can swiftly found and returned to their loved ones, thank you.— loved ones, thank you. i can only echo that, _ loved ones, thank you. i can only echo that, james, _ loved ones, thank you. i can only echo that, james, thank - loved ones, thank you. i can only echo that, james, thank you. - loved ones, thank you. i can only echo that, james, thank you. it l loved ones, thank you. i can only| echo that, james, thank you. it is always— echo that, james, thank you. it is always wonderful to be in london, but it_ always wonderful

that america portrayed some international organizations and institutions was because in this construction more through institutions and institutions and organizations that are influenced by the hegemony of the west are built for the world. the fact that this is based on the construction of reality itself, in the construction of reality, is what is being injected into the mind of the audience through the media in today's world, especially the internet. it is not something that is a background and it has a negative effect when i see my community i will describe to you, basically, this along with reductionism and highlighting a series of aspects , and basically, when we tried to x other aspects , what about the political attitude and how this is very important , how my aunt said at the top of the door that america is coming, and this construction is against the people. you have less than a minute to let the year come, why don't we look at ourselves, why is there not a political satire or part of a religious message about me, which is very good, this program , we tried to make you understand the 11 things , which happens to be my own

institute. the dairy industry is a bacterial starter culture that is used to prepare various fermented milk products. this is the institute of biophysics and cell engineering, which represented the development of cell technologies, the latest, which are used in the treatment of a wide variety of diseases. this and a number of other institutions. institute, genetics. institutes of experimental botany and many many others here, who presented their latest developments, which successfully came into use in the national economy, among other things, at the exhibition. e was represented by joint developments and manufacturers of various components that work closely with scientific e, scientific organizations and at the base. here, scientific research implements end products, including a drug and a diagnostic tool for various diseases, including at one time and a covid disease and a number of other drugs from this company. manufacturers of information equipment, which is so important for the creation of new e , some products in the field of biotechnology, these samples, let's say at the exhibition, these are test specimens, or they have already been introduced into production and are widely used in samples presented at the exhibition . they are directly already in production and are being produced, that is, they can be purchased, the

institutions. and the most basic institution is the family. so they say -- and they have said it, you know, that we want to take apart the family. and the way to do that is through the children. so if they teach depravity to the children, if they teach them sex, they can then, they say, well, don't listen to your mom and dad, don't listen to religion. all they want to do is take pleasure away. hay want to use pleasure, which is something god gave us, to the, as a powerful force to blow up all the things that hold society together. rachel: right. >> so this is, we need to look at what heir doing to the dodgers. rachel: right. well, we'll get to that in just a second. they want to separate children from from their parents' values by sexualizing them, and the other thing that happens when you sexualize children prematurity is they grow up to be very confused, unhappy adults who are more likely to become radicals and agents of the marxist rev are pollution. now, this is not just -- this isn't just happening here. this actually, this curriculum and this idea of sexualizing children happened way back in 1919, the marxists were doing this in the hungary. >> right. the no star for cull iture of the hungarian soviet in 919 -- 1919 actually had a program to teach depravity to children and so say -- to say all the things i just described, do not listen to your parents, do not listen to religion. of it was so at odds with what the hungarian people, the workers, the peasants, all aspects of society believed that the turn garon -- hungarian soviet lasted for 300 days, he was overthrown right away. rachel: yeah. >> but it's not just. that i mean, they then have carried this through -- rachel: right. >> in 1955 there was a book about it, arrows in civilization, which was a bestseller in this country about how to use sex as a way to destroy the family unit. rachel: mike, you wrote an excellent piece in the washington examiner about the situation with the dodgers and their celebrating of the sisterses of perpetual indulgence. you say it was very deliberate, that they picked the american pastime of baseball to make this statement, but you also say that we have a binary choice as americans. we either surrender to this cultural revolution, or we've got to fight like hell right now. >> that's right. and i think many americans are fight. and the way to fight is one very useful way is to boycott. for example, look what's happening to bud light, to anheuser-busch and argument. by the way, they are focusing on brands that are for people, for us, everyday americans, you know, bud light is not a beer that is an elite craft we're or -- beer or an import if. neither is target. target is not nieman marcus. they're going after -- baseball is really home-spun goodness. it's apple, mom and hot dogs, cracker jacks. they want to the destroy this first. they want to make sure that no institutionno to this, no, i'm not going to sit by. these are not cultural wars in air quotes that that i can just sit out and let are others lead. -- let others lead. we need to speak out about this. this is not going to happen -- what they want to do is really bring the worst instincts into the best things like baseball. rachel: right. well, i think that you're right. these boycotts are helping, but i think understanding the why of what's behind all of this is really important in fighting this battle, and you've been doing a great job of bringing attention to this. we thank you, mike gonzalez, and we encourage everyone to the read your piece in the washington examiner. thanks a lot, mike. >> thank you, rachel. have a great request sunday. rachel: oh, you ooh. pete? pete: all right. take it from here. turning now to some headlines starting with this, cause of yesterday's deadly train crash in india remains unknown as desperate rescue efforts continue. a preliminary report finding the accident in

institution by institution because it can be quite expensive. the third thing i would say is probably the most important thing we can do as a banking sector is that because banking is based on trust by the individuals making sure that while we think about ai and the opportunities it creates make sure we are focused on cybersecurity. ultimately making sure the money people put in these institutions are secure is going to be a key piece of showing that people are going to put more money in and i know that for myself i'm thinking about how to make the investments but it's can be critical we think about how to make those investments and scale so that mdi's and cdfi's have access to the protections they need to secure the money they have. i think this is a discussion in a debate we will be having in terms of how we make sure we take advantage of the opportunities ai presents but also how we protect ourselves as we think through how this is transforming the way the banking works. my view overall is that today mdi's and cdfi's are in a better position than they've ever been to do exactly what all of you have wanted to do since you went into banking which is providing access to credit to the communities that need it most and we look forward to being your partner and doing this going forward. >> thank you so much mr. deputy secretary i will put a plug for the talent break school down th

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institute. and i am glad to see representatives of the kurchatov institute here, and i would like to say that we remember that our achievements were secured by the support of the kurchatov instituteort and leadership, which has always set us on a. great strides on our applications fundamental research for solving practical problems many thanks in the same nomination the state prize of the russian federation was awarded to vladimir ivanovich , doctor of physics in mathematics, a leading researcher of the same institution. we began to deal with the subject of neutron physics at reactors in the mid-seventies and it should be noted that, of course , this is a collective work and a great contribution was made here. here are our comrades, including during this long period and who left us always. uh. i got it, i got it. it is a great honor to be here as a representative of our department and a representative of our institute, in which i have been working for more than 50 years , this is the kurchatov institute, and i would like to say that our main work is related to measurement. uh, flow inside on nuclear reactors, but i must say we work on uh, small nuclear reactors as well. here, inc

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institutions is how trust is ultimately created a free society. we trust an institution when it's people seem to do work in accordance with that institution idea of integrity. we trust people, when they seem to be constrained by institutional strictures and rules. so we trust a scientist when it seems like what he or she is saying to us is a function of the process that defines scientific integrity rather than just a personal opinion thrown out there. we trust a journalist for a very similar reason, because we believe that person's work is the result of some process of verification that is ultimately work of an institution we trust an accountant, not just because they know the tax laws better than we do. we can hope that's true but also because that is a person who would not sign their name to a fraudulent statement. that sense that this person is constrained is key to how institutions create trust for us to a significant part is a function of everton restraint. i trust a person only because i think that he or she can do what they safe for me. but also because i know there are things they would never to me. that's why bank that cheats its customer

institutions. many credit institutions also faced the threat of bankruptcy to support the banking sector, a number of measures have been taken, including a program of urgent financing. the goal is to provide targeted loans to troubled credit institutionsreturn deposits. however , a multiple increase in the key rate has made borrowing from the us foreign exchange regulator even more costly. understanding all the sadness american financial system, even the european union is looking for new strategic allies. brussels intends to invest 10 billion euros in latin america in exchange for resources, as the head of the european commission said at a press conference in brazil, the funds will first of all be directed to projects to combat climate change, the development of green energy and the digital economy, and in return the eu will receive access to the extraction of rare earth resources. in brazil, moreover , the fund found the cause of the problems in the field, energy and fertilizer that brazil is facing. as usual, russia is to blame, and not the western sanctions policy. so the state control committee opens a short number on the cost and quality of auto parts offered for sale, and facts of unreasonable overpricing of auto parts, as well

all of the doubt and criticism of our institution institutional investigative units in this country isased on this shocking revelation. and i can't overstate it. this is a bombshell. s it is the largest conspiracy that we've uncovered that we've not been allowed to investigate fully. people should be sitting in jail like all the other cojoe average citizens out there who have been investigated for this type of behavior. ashley: well, we'll find out where this leads us but, my goodness, brett, thank you so much for joining us this morning with your input on this issue. it's not going away anytime soon, that's for sure. brett, thanks. >>> now this, many democrats and members of the media were treating the leaked audio of donald trump discussing classified documents as a smoking gun. lauren are, is that really the case? lauren: this is a document about a military plan to the attack iran. cbs reports that document is not even in the indictment. so as you know, trump was charged with 31 counts of specifically willfully retaining national security information. so where's the document that ma

places with the necessary forecasts in a way that protects their property and to other institutions, each institution, the duties foreseen for the central bank, the duties foreseen for the judiciary itself, the necessary forecasts have been made, but one part of my work goes back to the laws and regulations, that is, the part that is in our hands now, this has happened , the other two parts are the reform part. laws, regulations and rules we should have a basic and basic deterrent for those who commit violent robberies only as 50 maiden or repeat them , we should not really let them go and let the law allow you to predict the deterrent software for them and argue against the escape of the patoo. and the organization should do its job. it is done. i will send the report . it is done.

institutions? guest: i think the institutions are trying to figure that out and reviewing the cases. there is an interest of having a diverse student population in the institutionsight have to try a little harder. if they're just going to sit back and see what they get for students and sit back and think about the racial composition, i think they will have different standards for different people based solely on the color of their skin, which is what the court took issue with. it is not to say he can't take a lot of different factors into account, with the court said essentially is there been cases over the years on this topic that the court has previously said these programs after not use space as a negative and that is not what these programs were. they seemed to go on indefinitely. personally fixing some of the underlying problems that the affirmative action programs were trying to correct. we have to address the bigger societal issues and not just try to correct for everything in the college admissions process. host: what is the best way going about it now in light of the court's decision yesterday. what could they use? guest: they can look at a variety of f

institute -- mccain institute. ♪ -- welcome the director of the mccain institute. ♪ >> hello everyone. i was generally waving and then i saw some friends which was very exciting. thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to represent the mccain institute today. thank you to jonathan goldblatt and all of our partners. the relationship between the mccain institute, which is an institute that is only 10 years old, dating back to -- two years old, getting back to 2019, and we think it's fitting that we work with the adl combating anti-semitism and promoting democracy and the united states. that is because the mccain institute was inspired by the late -- the legacy of the late john mccain, and we fight for democracy, human dignity and security. our program is to prevent targeted violence and promote the raucously dust hit -- dovetails with the adl's important mission. the work of both of our organizations as you would imagine is not only domestic but global. the u.s. secretary general stated in the 21 addressed to the human rights council that white supremacy and neo-nazi movements are