industrial architecture is a tahudshasu mostat expression, the other is broken it goes for me that ishim and here this driven starvation were all indicators that both the one who passed the blood and passed to me. yes, something is no longer there for me. and this is a neurologist. this says, orsha will be all right. i'm home and in european capitals and that, and it could not be like that in the past. well, it sounds so jacoby, uh. such a dominant need-poor in the form of a large-scale bright industrial architecture, the most significant weakening, although important, but for years the most important thing from the behavior of the technological process for his factory , paskevich, buying on the left on that mammoth english carpentry of teak, what are some of his patterns. pratsuyte at a time, rolling torsion machines for the grass of the great lingering workshops. so farms come to belarusian architecture constructions that persha podshadkova are used in the butovnichestvo of bridges, and the blasphemy goes to the aid of fishing. these are now such knees, new materials have come from the

let getting from ishim laz image material.his time it's the troja festival changed its format and sent it. at our sulfur districts at the festival they presented their expositions, and not street through tomorrow will be sacredly stretched on the ukusovsky canal, then heteroon i’m not here omont, ya gastrofest, where we will present straws, insured bulba ya kizushi recently tore off the status of the west-world-cultural kashtoness and our homeland is represented by eight districts. so near the gentlemen they will bring their pancake pancakes there. uh, on here, uh, behind volkovysk, bonds will be presented , so they are called on the right, uh, the minabit of the erased traded bulba. so we ask the alarm clock to go to you. the city of ivanovo came to the brest region. here we exhibit gift craft very children in the school. how to collect barrel cards here most of the children's work is underway. i have been working for about 6 years. children are learning. we have three years, starting from grade 6 7 8 in the classroom, we mak

aleksey alekseevich has already begun to talk about, and i will continue today's article from the ishimor any full year since 1967 until recently, most of the financial world considered gold to be a barbaric relic of the past. why is interest in gold growing again, in short, it is peaceful in the sea, the amount of debts exceeds $300 trillion, independent macroeconomists such as thunder hatch and brand johnson believe that global debt has reached critical levels and are predicting a costly and very painful financial reset. the us is not the only one. who have accumulated historical high levels of debt, most of the g7 countries have a debt-to-gdp ratio of more than 100%, which is almost twice what monetary experts consider sustainable war is still sleeping, the so -called developed countries, yes, the more you developed, the more you owe everyone else, the more you live in debt. uh, and it's very strange when the queer, or mitrophs, start talking. well , look how they trust them so much in their economy. actually. this is an open secret in that, in fact, this trust is built on banal poli