congratulations, intera's information service is joining the marathon. it's not the front line of the information front. our people are invincible. turn it on. when everything is as you want, click and you're in the world of malvvies - click and around . oleksandr sklyar was born and grew up in kharkiv, in a city that suffers daily from russian weapons. i know that poltava has become a home for tens of thousands of displaced people, and for me it has become a second hometown , where i spent the best years of my career. thank you to the armed forces of ukraine for the opportunity to play football, join the community with a ukrainian view of the world, become a sponsor of the espresso youtube channel, and this is access to exclusive content, personal thanks, pinned comments , special icons there, the possibility of personal communication with the espresso team, click sponsor and become part of the community with a ukrainian view in ukraine, the main topic for ukrainians is victories and losses, analysis and forecasts, politics and geopolitics , serhiy rude

denmark and belgium together, in order to visually show the scale of the state emergency situations, interathis map , the most changed are kharkiv and in the kherson region, where the enemy was the longest during the great war, ukrainian sappers have already managed to survey almost 90,000 hectares of territory and show it to the ukrainians on the pyrotechnics map. they cannot because it is extremely dangerous because we are not able to provide our enemy with information and a vision where we have already demined a territory where the territory is completely safe, where he can use his power again in order to demine the entire kharkiv region , 125,000 sappers are needed, if they were, they would work for at least a year, kharkiv is in the first place according to the number of dead sappers, the state emergency service in the region has been working all these months. how often do you meet this? there are a lot of them. i think it's more than 50%. in order to bring back to life the de-occupied settlements of the saparas, first of all, they demine the gas power lines and water pipes of the yard

cases, where they acknowledge that racial intera and dialogue, you know, between students, you know, helps bettpare them for the world that they're going to work and live in. there reducing stereotypes. know, for our own students that -- who testified in this case, it's playedcredibly important role in their education. and when you help reduce stereotypes in isolation, you end up impacting the educational envit for all students because they are sharing their perspectives. they're not cessarily feeling isolated as spokespeople. and so those are among the several educational benefits of diversity that have been recognized and that we as the respondent students support. chief justice roberts: justice alito? justice alito: you make some very good points in your brief, but reading it, i was struck by the fact that the word "asian" does not appear one time in your brief. yet, asian americans ha en subjected to de jure segregation. they have been subjected to many of mistreatmentndiscrimination, inclinternment. so do you have anything to say this morning about the interests of students of a