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eh, how are you they said, by the way, irony is a good story, even if it was irony , an authoritativesian. and that means there is a leader. i also went through these and different stages of perception, and then belarus and ukraine, because, of course, we all grew up in the soviet union and got used to perceive, because we alone are used to perceive it. like what it was, what it was, as we grew as well inseparable parts and over time. yes, this is how it was perceived that it was for some such, well, by coincidence of a whole series historical. in general, in some tragic circumstances. we began to live separately, but as if there was such a long enough period, but this is all, as if not for real. well, you know, there is from the series of belarus well, how is it separately, belarus well, that is, you know , it seems that many had it, but someone left such that it’s all like this. well, here's a strange game that in the ninety-first year everything was broken. yes, of course, that in the ninety-first year it was all for fun, that it was a mistake. and that was largely a mistake. tragi

a bitter joke, but still wittily remarked, the irony of her majesty irony in connection with the currentharmacy prices. now many have decided to be treated with prayers and moonshine. i want to address the wits that composed scientists have proven that a person can maintain and work ability up to 95 years old sponsors of the research pension fund. after watching the news, be sure to turn on a horror movie to somehow calm down. galya married an electrician, then a plumber then a painter. how else can you cheaply make renovations in the house. so here's a note to girls in connection with the increase in the retirement age. the age of the berry is again transferred from 45 years to 75 years. this is a caustic irony behind which a satire is visible today joe biden passed an iq test, it turned out to be negative. the person who, in nature , beguiled the shore was columbus, a parody of female logic. natasha always greeted her grandmothers on the bench, and therefore was considered the most polite prostitute in the entrance. finally allowed a gay pride parade in capital, but only on paratrooper

uh, as they would say, by the way, irony is a good story, even if it was irony by an authoritative russianns there is a leader. i also went through these and different stages of perception, and then belarus and ukraine because, of course, we all grew up in the soviet union and are accustomed to perceive, because we alone are accustomed to perceive it. like what it was, what it was, as we grew as well inseparable parts and over time. yes, this is how it was perceived that this is for some such, well, by coincidence of a number of historical ones. in general, in some tragic circumstances. we began to live separately. well , as if there was such a long enough period, but this is all, as if not for real. well, you know there from a series of belarus well , how is it separately, belarus well, that is, you know, it seems that many had it, but someone left such that it’s all like this. well, here's a strange game that in the ninety-first year everything was broken. why, in the ninety- first year, everything was pretend, that it was a mistake. and this was in many ways a tragic mistake, it’s anoth

but sometimes, for an encore, i'd go on and drop all the irony.e in the sun, which is my christmas song for my daughter. and about your family, about reconnecting? # you won't understand but you will learn some day # that wherever you are and whatever you face # these are the people who make you feel safe in this world # and matthew went, "0h, 0k, he's got that as well." and so he called me into a meeting and asked me if i'd heard of roald dahl and the story of matilda, which of course i had, because dahl was huge in my childhood. and, yeah, itjust has completely changed my life. matilda just changed my life. # r-e-v-o-l-t-i-n- revolting times! # we'll s-i-n-g # u-s-i-n-g # we'll be r-e-v-o-l-t-i-n-g # it is 2-l-8-4-u # we r—e—volting # there are themes in roald dahl�*s matilda, that of revenge, anarchy, using your wits to overcome an adversary, a violent adversary as well. is that part of what appealed for you? i think so. i think i really like writing from children's point of view, a kid unpacking the fact that she realises she's different from

the most, the irony here is they are _ are suffering the most, the irony here is they are red _ areftentimes. those are the| here is they are red states - oftentimes. those are the ones getting — oftentimes. those are the ones getting hit— oftentimes. those are the ones getting hit hard _ oftentimes. those are the ones getting hit hard by— oftentimes. those are the ones getting hit hard by hurricanes. oftentimes. those are the ones. getting hit hard by hurricanes and tornadoes, — getting hit hard by hurricanes and tornadoes, and _ getting hit hard by hurricanes and tornadoes, and extreme - getting hit hard by hurricanes and tornadoes, and extreme weather| tornadoes, and extreme weather events — tornadoes, and extreme weather events so — tornadoes, and extreme weather events so mav— tornadoes, and extreme weather events. so may president- tornadoes, and extreme weather events. so may president bideni events. so may president biden shouid — events. so may president biden shouid name _ events. so may president biden should name them _ events. so may president biden should name them cli

that is the that is the the irony of the case.n it comes to who libyans may elect, it's quite interesting there was a poll done by duane research at the end of 2021 towards the towards the deadline for the 24th of december elections, and it's so interesting, the i don't know vote got 14 it got more than most of the candidates that had stood there again the head of the parliament got one and a half percent or less than one percent rather the strong man of the west got one and a half percent, khalifa hafta despite controlling eastern libya and ramming it down everyone's throats got 7%. it's the irony that all of these individuals know that if even if they were to stand for elections with enough time, they wouldn't get past those votes. i think libyans are desperate for a choice to move forward but the system is rigged against them and the u.n continues to allow that system to be rigged against them. it's a shame. >> very quick and serve -- quick answer from you, no elections anytime soon? >> i agree essentially. there wouldn't be an

ashley, it's hard to ignore the irony there, isn't it?an rely on zoom during the workday. they cold all workers within 50 miles of a company office to return for in-person work but get this, just for two days a week on a hybrid schedule and not a full return. zoom shares skyrocketed and working from online at home and october 16 in 2020, the stock hit $559. but towards the end of 20201, the stock took a major nose dive and they've lost $100 billion and right now trade around $68. for that glory yous moment in time, it was the thing. not so much now. stuart: glorious moment in time. thank you, ash. this is the monday trivia question. i think i got this one right. which president gave the longest inaugural address? george washington, john adams, william henry harrison or warren harding. the answer when we come back. i think i've got this one. we'll be back. ♪ if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events

the irony is if we put the map on the russia safer.we put the map on the screen, the drone attacks across russia are becoming more dispersed. they're in the north and the south and in moscow. is it the right strategy in ukraine? it’s and in moscow. is it the right strategy in ukraine? it's part of ukrainian emerging _ strategy in ukraine? it's part of ukrainian emerging strategy i strategy in ukraine? it's part of ukrainian emerging strategy to| strategy in ukraine? it's part of - ukrainian emerging strategy to bring the war home. there have been perhaps 200 so far and they don't have an enormous military. they will cause russia to keep troops in other places apart from the war in ukraine. but they will show the regime and they will show the russian people that the war that they've started can be brought home to them. we always need to remember here that ukraine has to do this with its own resources. it's not allowed to attack russian territory with the weapons including missiles that nato members have provided. to that degree, ukraine

uh, as you said, by the way, irony is a good story, even if it was irony from an authoritative russiani also went through these and different stages of perception, and then belarus and ukraine because, of course, we all grew up in the soviet union and are accustomed to perceive, because we alone are accustomed to perceive it. like what it was, what it was, as we grew as well inseparable parts and over time. yes, this is how it was perceived that this is for some such, well, by coincidence of a number of historical ones. in general, in some tragic circumstances. we began to live separately, but as if there was such a long enough period, but this is all, as if not for real. well, you know there from a series of belarus well , how is it separately, belarus well, that is, you know, it seems that many had it, but someone left such that it’s all like this. well, here's a strange game that in the ninety-first year everything was broken. why, in the ninety- first year, everything was pretend, that it was a mistake. and this was in many ways a tragic mistake, it’s another matter that, well, it’

eh, as you said, by the way, irony is a good story, even if it was irony, an authoritative russian, whichugh these and different stages of perception, and then belarus and ukraine, because, of course, we all grew up in the soviet union and got used to perceive, because we alone are used to perceive it. like what it was, what it was, as we grew up as well, inseparable parts and in for a long time. yes, this is how it was perceived that this is for some such, well, by coincidence of a number of historical ones. in general, in some tragic circumstances. we began to live separately, but as if there was such a long enough period, but this is all, as if not for real. well, you know, there is from the series of belarus well, how is it separately, belarus well, that is, you know , it seems that many had it, but someone left such that it’s all like this. well, here's a strange game that in the ninety-first year everything was broken. yes, at ninety the first year, it was all make-believe, that it was a mistake. and this was in many ways a tragic mistake, it’s another matter that, well, it’s imposs

to repeat this irony is extra nice. evidence thrown out by the world and in the opposite direction make the argument post revolutionary reality is quite of the dominant culture says it is. it's gratifying to know that the accent today more voices have joined outside the argument including secular voices in its footnote. regardless, public approval both books were driven by humanitarian conviction. the sexual revolution in the continues to claim and honor their witness is not a reactionary indulgence. it is an attempt to give voice to the voiceless there needs to be more of it. it's my modest hope for room resembled in both books will persuade believers and unbelievers alike give you heart. thank you very much. [applause] >> a few questions. >> thank you so much for a great talk. you look at the. >> i wouldn't quite go there, i would distinguish two stages, obviously sexual mores were changing before widespread adoption of health and related devices in the 60s. for example, the first argument byby the anglican community

. >> yes, the irony is -- this is why i always show this irony. liberals do not vote their values, they vote for the left. the left believes race is important, liberalism says race is not important. i grew up a liberal jew in a new york which is almost redundant. and i -- the essence of liberalism was that race does not matter. race blind is a moral value. the university of california system has a list of micro aggressions, racist things that people say and they say it is racist to say colorblind. men give birth? they have inverted moral truths and scientific truths. of course the ideal is to be colorblind. if i know you are black -- ok, i know you're white. do i know anything about you? do i know your character, goodness, passions, interest, your family life? i know nothing about you. i know nothing about you. so how could they be important? your skin color and your shoe color -- your shoe color might tell me more about you than your skin color. there are black dorms on american campuses, there are black graduation exercises where i went, columbi

if possible, with humor from irony itself with irony. and i think it succeeded. she is very funny.e is alexander likhacheva, a pupil in the workshop alexey of the teacher brought to kaliningrad a sports fight about oleg kretsul, the european champion in judo, who became disabled after a car accident, but managed to return to the tatami, the film is called the chair, an invitation came to correct. blind man tell him i'm ready how i'm going to train him. i don’t even know how to drive it, how i will train you. yes, i had to do judo absolutely from scratch , all the fights that are in this film. i perform myself. without an understudy, i also had to gain muscle mass in the amount of 12 kg, a moldavian accent, a little bit i needed a lot of slides. also had to be filmed we call it an observation in our next issue. the cinema fund held a face-to-face defense of projects of animated national films. these are the cartoons that we will definitely be waiting for, though we don't suspect it yet. soyuzmultfilm studio represented by general producer yuli osetinskaya and creative director maria

the irony is, this is why i always show this irony, liberals do not vote for values they vote for the race is important for liberalism says race is unimportant. i grip a liberal jew in new york which is almost redundant but not entirely. the essence of a liberalism's race does not matter. a race blind is a moral value. the university of california system has a list of micro- aggression racist things people say. they say it is racist to say colorblind. it's like men give birth? they have inverted moral truths and scientific truths. of course the ideal is to beli colorblind. if i note you are black okay i know you are white. do i know anything about you? do know your character, your goodness, your passion, your interest, your family life? i know nothing about you if i know you are white pride nothing about if i know you're black so how could they be important? your skin color and your shoe color. in fact your shoe color might tell me a y bit more about you than your skin color. her black graduation exercises were owing to clement university. liberals vote for the left. >> let's take som

it is allegedly again princess olga and again drones again fire how do you think they noticed this irony in russia, i think that , well, let's say so. they will notice, they will now excavate to get to everything. but i think that we noticed, and this is a very important symbolism, besides, you know what symbolism i would single out that, er, the pskov regiment paratroopers, he positioned everything in russia as elite , great hopes were placed on them during the aggression against ukraine, and they suffered great losses in ukraine as well. we were contacted by the head of the center for military and legal research oleksandr musienko, a serviceman of the ukrainian army with the call sign amazon, manages the calculation of the american m-77 howitzer by a team of soldiers and personally loads the projectiles, she says that always dreamed of a career in the army and does not think that women as soldiers are in any way worse than men . watch the story of the commander of the calculation of the american m-77 gun in the video of the tv channel przystvo vremya, let's go to the island, i realized

if possible, with humor from irony itself with irony. and i think it was very funny.e, alexandra likhacheva, a pupil in the workshop alexei, the teacher brought to kaliningrad the european sports champion in judo, who became disabled after a car accident, but who managed to return to the tatami, the movie is called armchairs and received an invitation to the olympic games. there, the program has everything you need blind accents blind, tell him that i'm ready as i will train him. i don't even know how to drive it. i will train you. yes, i had to do judo from scratch all the fights in this movie. i perform myself. and without an understudy, i also had to gain muscle mass in the amount of 12 kg, a moldavian accent, it was necessary a little, well, we also had to remove the tongue , we call it this observation, in short, we will tell the winners and other surprises of the festival in our next issue. the cinema fund held a face-to-face defense of projects of animated national films. these are the cartoons that we will definitely be waiting for, although we still do not su

to repeat this irony is extraordinary. even as the call for capitulation to the revolution grows louder transforming and deforming sessions within our churches the evidence thrown out by the world itself continues to point in the opposite direction. in some both adam and eve books make a contrarian argument post revolutionary reality is not what the dominant culture says it is. it is gratifying to know as i mentioned at the outset that today more voices have joined us in that argument including secular voices as noted in the footnotes. you're regardless of public approval both books were driven by humanitarian conviction. the sexual revolution continues to claim many victims. to honor their witness is not some kind of reactionary indulgence. it's instead an attempt to give voice to the voiceless and there needs to be more of this. if my modest hope that both books will persuade believers and unbelievers alike and above all give new hearts to the wounded and those who defend them. thank you very much. [applause] >> everybod

to a great irony it encompasses not only the christians of america but those of the entire western worldter all the western christianity spends most of its time these days in a defensive crouch squabbling internally and yet all the while evidence from outside of the churches continue to point to something many people inside the churches seem not to know. the truth that by living by that big bad difficult rulebook is actually better for human beings than discarding it. this irony is extraordinary even as the calls for her capitulatio the revolution grow louder, transforming and deforming discussions within the churches of the evidence thrown out by the world itself continues to point in the opposite direction. in masson, both adam and eve books make a contrary argument. it's quite other than what the dominant culture says it is. today more voices have joined that side of the argument including secular voices as the new booknotes and footnotes. but regardless of public approval, both books were driven by humanitarian conviction. the sexual revolution continues to claim many victims. to hon

well, the irony is that the students who are actually in our classes were studying the very question we were talking about these issues in evolutionary terms. we were talking specifically about the reason that racism evolves, what it means, what it doesn't mean, and what we can do about it. and literally two days before that protest, i had put on the board a model that explained witch hunting, which is exactly what happened to us. we were hunted as witches and the idea is there are a small number of people who will initiate a witch hunt. there are a larger group of people who will go along with it. there's a very large group of people who will say nothing, and there's a tiny group of people who will oppose it. and those tiny group of people, as if by magic, become witches. and that's a story that has unfolded many times in human history. the irony is we were studying it literally on the chalkboard two days before it happened to me on youtube. one of the issues that we're debating and discussing as a country is trans as an evolutionary biologist are men, men and women. women. and is i

to repeat this irony is extraordinary. even as the calls for capitulation to the revolution grow louder. transforming and reforming discussions within our churches. the evidence thrown out by the world itself continues. point in the opposite direction. in sum, both adam and eve books make a contrarian argument. post-revolutionary reality is quite other than what the dominant culture says it is. it is gratifying to know, as i mentioned at the outset, that today more voices have joined that side of. the argument, including secular voices as the new book notes in its footnotes. but regardless of public, both books were driven by humanitarian conviction. the sexual continues to claim victims to honor their witness is some kind of reactionary indulgence as boosters of, the revolution would say, it's instead an attempt to give voice to the previously voiceless. and there needs to be of it. it's my modest hope that the facts assembled in both books will persuade believers and unbelievers alike, and above all, give new heart to th

maria: tommy is talking about irony, it's like the irony of joe biden telling us to pay our fair share issue, he doesn't do any work. as you noted earlier in the program, maria, he suffers from cognitive decline which means that even if joe biden tried, he probably couldn't get much done without having to take a nap fairly quickly. it's a sad, sad story. why this guy is viewed as being a viable candidate for re-election in 2024, i just don't get it. maria: morgan, your reaction? >> you know, just a second ago we were showing the pictures of president biden on the beach and i think it's rehobath, that he was there. i can't help when i see the pictures of him on the beach, i can't help but think about what the people of maui are going through, the stories we have read of children burning alive, of people not able to get to the exits and literally on another beach, another part of america people were being burnt alive just days ago, just weeks ago. so i don't know what his team is thinking. that's an awful junction take j, those two images, maria. maria: and then he said when asked about

perhaps not understanding the irony, governor desantis accused warren of a political agenda.que worrell ran on a progressive platform. she won 60 per 7% of the vote in orange and osceola counties, becoming the only black woman to serve as a local prosecutor in the state of florida. also like mr. warren, miss worrell supports criminal justice reporter reform, seeking to reduce incarceration rates and make the justice system more equitable, which was effectively the thing that got her fired. governor desantis, flanked by the state attorney general and the law enforcement commissioner today accused miss worrell of neglecting her prosecutorial duty by failing to pursue mandatory minimum sentences for criminals. and boy, those optics were not an afterthought. the orlando police union has repeatedly criticize miss worrell for being allegedly soft on crime. these union recently blamed for the shooting of two police officers by a man who was out on bond for sexual assault. in fact, miss worrell says much of the information used to build a case against her came from law enforcement of

and at the time of the irony of fate, petrov was busy with other films.nchich left. after he read his book to them. he wanted the music of tariverdiev to sound in his film quiet mind. here is this studio where mikhail leonovich worked, but here he slept in this room, so this is the holy of holies, there really were moments when all of a sudden the music had such a feeling that it was falling, as they say from the sky, it was falling to him, he was completely completely, and he perceived this whole work. this is how a symphony for the organ of chernobyl , for example, was written before my eyes, or a concerto for viola and strings that day, he works in the studio together with a sound engineer on the music for the film , his close friend arrives. and rudolf mavsyan, so is a cardiac surgeon. we're taking a break. i feed them lunch. at the end of this dinner. already, when i served coffee, suddenly a trifle, he has an otherworldly look, he gets up and goes to the studio, his sound engineer follows him. half an hour later they come back and punished, or he sa

finished everything it's up to these terrible bloody ones yes, but that's the point vladimir here the ironyte, but we also had a program on the ont tv channel, choice in the tenth year. she ceased to exist. yes, because our leading talk show. yes, he made a different choice and left, just to ukraine, then commenting repeatedly. as far as freedom of speech is more developed there than in our totalitarian or as a republic. that's what then you could lead the fields. that's in those years, you know , that's when i was then in er in the first half of the nineties. there was practically no censorship. well, there were very strong indignations of the nazis against the nationalists. they demanded to close. uh, of course, for a very long time, they persistently came to rallies from lvov, stopped by in bed, and so on, but in general, to say that someone strongly intervened in the editorial polina as a freeman , you know, from the ninety-fourth year after that

people are strange. >> yeah, irony is -- has died. tom, i do want to ask you, donald trump was admonished by the judge in this case, do not try to intimidate witnesses or jurors. within 24 hours, he's already up on his truth social saying the following, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. he could mean that about anyone. we don't know who he's talking about, but it sure does sound to me like he's not listening to the judge. >> yeah, i mean, imagine if john gotti had said it. you know, how prosecutors probably would have related to that. this is part of the way trump, you know, edges around or trampled on the norms. you know, when a judge says don't do this, he's like a little boy who says, well, what if i do it this way? is it still the wrong way? and that's been part of the whole right wing defense of donald trump. going back to something you brought up a moment ago, where people say, how dare you talk about jailing, you know, a former president. these were the same people that didn't flinch during the "lock them up" days and w

to a great irony. it encompasses not only the christians of america, but those of the entire western world. after all, western christianity spends most of its time these days in a defensive crouch, squabbling internally. and yet, all the while, evidence from outside the churches continues to point towards something that many people inside the churches seem not to know. christie entity practically alone among all institutions now has been harboring profound truths for 2000 years. most notably in this case, the truth that living by that big, bad, difficult old rulebook is actually better for human beings. then discarding it to repeat this irony is extraordinary. even as the calls for capitulation to the revolution grow louder. trans forming and deforming discussions within our churches, the evidence thrown out by the world itself continues to point in the opposite direction. in some, both adam and eve books make a contrarian argument post-revolutionary reality is quite other than what the dominant cultur

and here's the irony of ironies — it was this government that published air—quality directives.ted clean—air zones around the country — the right thing to do in bristol, in birmingham, in bath, but for some reason they refuse to support london. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. nhs england has announced there will be a significant increase in the number of blood pressure checks carried out in the community. the health service says it plans to extend tests in pharmacies as well as offering them in places such as barbers shops and mosques. it's hoped the scheme will help to reduce deaths from heart attacks and strokes. sir eltonjohn has spent a night in hospital after falling at his villa in the south of france. a spokesperson for the singer says he's now back home and in good health. the 76—year—old has been spending the summer in france, after playing what he's billed as his final uk show, headlining the glastonbury festival at the end ofjune. the government is expected to announce plans to change water pollution

and here's the irony of ironies — it was this government that published air—quality directives.supported clean—air zones around the country — the right thing to do in bristol, in birmingham, in bath, but for some reason, they refuse to support london. let's speak now to anthony laverty. he's a senior lecturer in public health at imperial college london, and he did a review of the global evidence on health impacts of low emission and congestion charging zones. good to talk to you, thanks to speaking to us. let me ask first, how does one go about analysing the health impacts of these kinds of the emission zones in cities? it’s a emission zones in cities? it's a aood emission zones in cities? it's a good question- _ emission zones in cities? it's a good question. there - emission zones in cities? it's a good question. there are - emission zones in cities? it�*s —. good question. there are different ways you can do it, but what we did is we searched through all of the published evidence on globally, if you look at schemes that have measured health impacts before, after similar schem

that is, that is the, the irony of the case today. and i think when it comes to the libyans, malik, it's quite interesting that was a poll done by doing research at the end of 2021, towards the, towards the deadline. and the 24th of december elections. and the so interesting the, i don't know if i got 14 percent they got more than most of the candidates the have said they, i guess all at the end of the problem and go one of the office and less than one percent. rather paper sort of a strong ment of the west, someone to help us on the behalf that despite can. busy decent libya and running and then everyone starts kind of getting more than a certain percent. that's the irony to all of these individuals know. even if they were to stand for elections with enough time, they wouldn't get cost as far as so i think maybe in the desperate for a choice to move forward. but the system is written against. okay. and then you went into the system to direct against them. it's a shame. all right, i have a very quick concept for you. i'm from you, but