when can you start using your long-term savings?l receive monthly payments 15 years from the date of signing the contract, or if you are 55 years old for women and 60 for men. it is allowed to withdraw savings along with investment income ahead of time only in an emergency . citizens can withdraw their accumulated savings in full when special situations occur, these include the need to pay for expensive treatment, and the list of types of such treatment has already been approved by the government, and also a special life situation includes the loss of a program participant who is the breadwinner, here in this case applies... the same procedure, as for specific procedures, this is how it will be necessary to submit documents and receive payment, here the procedure will be approved next year by a separate act of the government, how to join the long-term savings program, this can be done through the bank’s application on the website of the non-state pension fund or come there in person, each npf makes its own decision to participate in

how long will buildings commitment remain strong? i think it will be strong for really, for as long as it takes, i think at the moment there's no prospect of germany stepping back from this commitment and of other european nations as well, staffing back from that commitment. but the problem is it's nice to have eyes, but if those allies cons supply you with that munition, that will come to the fire with weapons. then it's a kind of moral commitment if you will. that's not something that is really going to have an effect on the battlefield and that's the situation that you're trained is in, at the moment. european union, for instance, has promised a 1000000 rounds of ammunition, but has only been able to deliver 500000 tons of charles just in the last few days, attended the opening of all the product foundation as it were of a new munitions factory here in germany. a so was trying to ratchet up the production of ammunition and these kinds of things. but if this is going to take a long time, so at the moment, germany and other european

we have a lot of long term care insurance clients as well. this obviously is not a cheap uh, solution. some people were uh, were lucky and got it on the ground floor on this, you know, decades ago through their employer or a private policy. and so we do have a lot of clients that utilize a long term care benefit. and you know, at the end of the day also we have a dedicated benefit which there is a home care dentist that was in medicaid. there was an assisted living benefit within medicaid and may in may require, has been down of assets, but nonetheless, it is there. and it is, is an auction. how does the cost of long term care in the us compared to those in other countries? seniors in the united states do have a bit of a more luxurious case um, a lot of the senior assisted living communities and senior communities and especially in northern virginia area. but it's really throughout the united states that there is a home or a resort in some cases and you know, with great meals and great activities and so forth. but on average, you know, we're

i think i a long in love with the family. you can bring in a component of home care to make sure the family isn't getting burned out from, from the cause of care that that really sets up the family for success down the road. but obviously the family knows the senior, you know that they're obviously most involved in the senior license. so they're gonna be able to provide some of that desk chair, the 4th floor of the senior. and so anytime with family can be of cause we walked on the homeless dad. in fact, we really view the family as a vital component of this. because ultimately those are advocate and they need to remain involved. because ultimately at the end of the day, the new home care agency or assisted living facility has limited resources and, and limited capabilities. and so the family really needs to really, you know, in charge of the share and overseeing the chair or the elderly making their own decisions when it comes to where and how to spend the rest of their lives. or does the family still have a lot of say in re

you will have a to researcher as long as you need. i want to restate my support for the bipartisan safety belt. senator brown and senator vance and others will require stronger protective measures when trains are carrying hazardous waste. storage for tank cars. we argued for years. they should be able to survive a crash without exploding. meet higher safety standards. the fact of the matter is there was a lot of discussion ahead of time, the four this occurred, about the safety of the rating systems of many railroad trains. more staff on trains so there are more people to respond immediately to a crash. it's important that the senate follows the house and pass the tax reform bill. to make sure that folks don't get hit with a tax, surprise tax bill, for compensation. that is not taxable income to them. we have to make sure no one is taxed for anything that is reimbursed or received from norfolk southern. it's not right. i support this tax reform bill and we have to get it done. we have done in one year what would typically take many ye

saga. i is a pretty unseemly aspect of this long-running saga.— long-running saga.long-running saga. i guess the question i _ long-running saga. i guess the question i might _ long-running saga. i guess the question i might be _ long-running saga. i guess the question i might be tricky - long-running saga. i guess the question i might be tricky to i long-running saga. i guess the - question i might be tricky to answer is where does it go now? kemi badenoch stood in the house of commons, said that he wasn't telling the truth. he's now said he was. what next? i the truth. he's now said he was. what next?— what next? i think it's very difficult to _ what next? i think it's very difficult to stir _ what next? i think it's very difficult to stir this - what next? i think it's very difficult to stir this one - what next? i think it's veryi difficult to stir this one way what next? i think it's very i difficult to stir this one way or another. usually, you should take what mr is say at face value, otherwise misleading would be seen as very serious —— what ministers say. pr

how to join the long-term savings program?can be done through the bank's application on the website of the non-state pension fund or by coming there in person. each npf makes its own decision to participate in the program. at the moment , there is no compiled list, but all active npfs have declared it. and the desire to participate in the program, i will remind you that there are 37 npfs in total, so in order for each client to find out whether the npf has already joined the program or not, it is necessary to clarify this information either on the official website, or by calling the contact number, you can transfer your pension savings to the long-term savings program, if you have them in the same npf, just submit an application for the transfer of funds from a pension account through your personal account on the fund’s website, at its branch or at government services . the money will be transferred to the program the following year after submitting the application. if the savings are in another npf or in the sfr, first transf

a long-term savings program has begun to operate in russia.icant increase in pension. how exactly. everything works, what kind of money are we talking about and how to join the program, we will tell you in 5 minutes in this issue of instructions. the essence of the long-term savings program is that a citizen contributes money to a non-state pension fund, and the state adds its own to it. npf invests all this and ensures the safety of savings and income. what is the long-term savings program or lsp as we call it. and this is a new savings product aimed at. for a long time, its essence is that with incentive support from the state, citizens will be able to generate additional financial resources, which is subsequently directed towards the implementation of long-term goals. everyone’s goals may, of course, be different, but for ourselves we highlight, first of all, probably the purchase of housing, paying for children’s education, and of course, additional pension income, and here, what is also important to note, the formed long-term savings are

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mister president, justice has been long delayed, but it must not be denied. the sentiment to all of the question of kind of sign requires mutual at 1st from kinda starting on the east right along with the joint at 1st off the international community, china ink cartridges, both parties to accommodate each other's lead to treatment counselors, embrace the vision of common, comprehensive co operative on the sustainable security continue negotiating for peaceful supplement and to work toward full space for the existing even piece on the top people's leaving side by side in harmony with the present distinguished members of the quote. so, that concludes china's statement. i would like to thank you for your patient attention. i also wish to think the registry on the all the stuff for your kind of support. i'll send you what i think the division of china for the extreme station. i invite the next part to pay think did addition the stomach republican, i forget on the that's the quote i quote up on his accident. see, because i'm not sure if he could take the floor to f

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they know now it will be a long war.— will be a long war.ar. lyse doucet, thank you very _ will be a long war. lyse doucet, thank you very much _ will be a long war. lyse doucet, thank you very much indeed. i the uk labour party has called for conservative mp lee anderson to lose the whip — that is, to be effectively expelled from the party — over what it described as "islamophobic" comments about the mayor of london, sadiq khan. mr anderson told gb news that islamists had "got control" of mr khan and he had "given our capital city away to his mates". a conservative source told the bbc that mr anderson was "simply making the point" that mr khan had "failed to get a grip on appalling islamist marches" in london. our political correspondent charlotte rose has more on this. these comments were made on gb news, which is a small uk news channel that favours right—wing commentators and analysts. lee anderson is a conservative mp for a seat in the east midlands, and also, up until last month, a deputy chairman of the conservative party. he said the

settings -- care settings and other long-term care. we see it in child care and other parts of our health care and care landscape. workers are struggling to support their own families because direct care workers are paid an average of just $15 an hour nationwide. workers provide a higher level of care to support residents rowing needs, especially residents with dementia. but training requirements and worker support look very different in each state. as we will hear from our witnesses, these challenges make it harder for families to find the information that they need about assisted living facilities including how much it will cost, the quality of the services they receive, and how safe their family member will be. a recent washington post investigation found that since 2018, more than 2000 people have left assisted living facilities unsupervised and have been left unattended outside. tragically, 98 of these 2000 incidents have resulted in the death of the resident. and those are just the cases that have been reported. the findings of t

but get that ready to look at, which is why it is taking so long.— why it is taking so long.it is taking so long. but a l moment when you discovered it why it is taking so long. but a moment when you discovered it was this species, what was that like? really exciting. this is my first time describing a new fossil so i was extremely excited to discover we could name something new from such an important time and that does not have a lot of pterosaur fossils, that was really exciting, i hope i get to do it but we will see. you can't be greedy. _ get to do it but we will see. you can't be greedy, but... - get to do it but we will see. you can't be greedy, but... i think i am right in saying this was previously only found in east asia, do you understand by you found it where you found it? the understand by you found it where you found it? ., , , ., , ., found it? the group is mainly found in china but — found it? the group is mainly found in china but we _ found it? the group is mainly found in china but we also _ found it? the group is mainly found in china but we also have _ fou

traditionally on long island especially in nassau county. if you went way back and i'm talking 30 40 50 years ago, there was a dominant republican political machine. you talk about in the big cities where democrats in the old days, that republicans had the biggest political machine in america. and in nassau county. that machine in the last couple of years has experience that come back. republicans won back in 2021, the office of county executives in nassau county. they won control of a county legislature. a county board of commissioners. a county legislature they got control of that. the red wave at multiple levels of the ballot in nassau county returning it to the old days of republican dominance. and i think republicans not because of what was happening at that level, and what had happened in 2022, they could just switch it. as you can see, they expelled from the house, put a new candidate in, and there would be a strong political tie. a very strong republican apparatus to power that candidate. as you can see here, it swung back. 16 points

so, this, you could argue, has been a long-time coming. the issue, though, is -- and the israelis have been saying that for a long time. the issue, though, is, will these strikes tonight and what comes next, will they actually shift tehran's strategic approach, which is to try to put pressure on israel and push america out of this region? i think there's a big question mark there, despite the strength of these strikes. >> let's ask that question of our next guest. joining me now is former nato ally supreme question. i know you heard keir's question there. will these strikes shift the tactics of iran? >> i think they will. and here's why. iran is going to push, push, push right up to the limit. but they don't want a war with the united states. the reason they don't want a war with the united states is they would lose devastatingly. let's hope we don't get there. no one wants a regional war. but we've been here before with iran. in the late '80s, iran tried to mine the strait of hormuz. united states objected to that. we did, kind of, a vert

i gave up, and we were there for a long time for 5 days, and then it came to me, he was just tired, thatt a person tired of the fact that he has 50 people a day, whom we processed and there issued construction kits, eh, if one him will say thank you, well , like, this is straight success, uh, and he says, we are with they loaded very heavy osb, some bags, there, well, it is physically important. we distributed the whole day, we made reports with tablets, well, in short, it is a difficult process, and i tell him there, he is so in the mood already, i say oleksandr, there he is like, how are you there, it’s fine, let’s take a break, he says: meryu, it's all bullshit, like, i'll have to threaten you with sacks, even non-stop for two weeks, the most difficult thing is when, like, no one says thank you, you're bad for everyone, you work non-stop, you you spend your time, your fuel where you want they are not given money, there is something else, something else, something else, and instead of... a simple human thank you, you get, and why did you give them a kitchen set and not me? and if we go

issue, for example , of weapons for ukraine, money for ukraine, that people will be waiting for a longme to ask, to call, what do you think, and what do you think, and is it worth it or not, that's right, i i understand that this... we have no right to count on quick reactions, because there won't be any, you know, and yes or yes and no, first of all, regarding orpan , well, in the european union, of course, there is a process, and there are procedures, and everyone understands that the european union, when it was created and expanded, did not foresee such a mechanism, when one country, even for very, very bad behavior, can be taken and simply thrown out of the european... union, and since it was not foreseen, european leaders are always afraid to create a precedent, that is , they will consult with lawyers five times, reread all their basically valid documents and only then will offer a solution. the second point, very often the european union and european leaders, they offer several solutions. and orban, when he was going to this extraordinary summit of the eurocouncil, he actually k

i've had a lot of the se in you'd have to sign a lot for long, too long as a month. the last 2 homes to the military or my, the home 3 for the month, for the most is uh, 2 days. and a lot of that not to be the corporate, i saw, i work a lot of the sheet so that includes that. i so for the this i'm not allowed to and if i include that i so i do that office for less than that. but in that i saw a lot of pay phones in spent moses on the i love the vision, really need a lot that i submitted to the collaboration sample that i saw on the younger now soon would be of that. so you said it that bleed down the civic to that aspect. there's a, there's a, as in good, good. i. so keep that in mind that i'm able 1st is our new model in as it can you see on this and keep them on a cpa data that amount to a lot of the photos out of me and my them on the monte. i'm to so the looks that in this region, one of the sink and kills it under 50 as human beings only 10 times google and actually in the was, you know, if it came out to be performed on the furnace, connected me to get the get

countless people were homeless before long, the people of the stricken lands were at work on a long, long job, cleaning up the wreckage and. as always, the farmers had a lot to do with getting the world back on the track. our in the war had been complete. still some of our knew we had better look to the future. one of them was general arnold commanding general of the army air forces. we must be sure none of these victories is wasted and thrown away in the years to come. they will no longer any spot on earth, and certainly not in america. that is safe from attack by air for our protection. we must have an air force. second or not or for this. we need a great army industry, a air transport system, and a great body of trained personnel. but we need more than planes and pilots and mechanics. we need scientists and mathematicians, and we need the full and very genius of the american people. we have things we can protect, a future ourselves and our allies with the weapons, the future. after the war. a small appropriation. it difficult to carry out the program that general arnold called for

mike johnson gave up, donald trump gave up to vladimir putin a long time ago, gave up a long time ago. but trump is not going to surrender to biden, although the democratic campaign headquarters is now closely monitoring all trump’s speeches, and also catches him making reservations, and the white house calls these statements by the former president about the future of ukraine and nato insanity. it’s like with ukraine, they don’t pay, we pay, they should pay at least on an equal basis, and actually more. i guarantee you think biden calls and says. when cellular communications in the united states were restored, americans learned about the historic event. for the first time in 55 years , a us spacecraft has landed on the moon. the odyssey mission is a project of a private company, which, as experts explain, was launched after the loss of the apollo project technologies, when the americans flew freely, walked on the moon, and then returned. here they are presented as a victory, the united states has again revived the moon after more than half a century, which has doubts about the entire

the hours were long and the demands never ending. and a result the nurse learned to use of every moment of her off duty. time. she might have chosen a gi helmet to wear or to wear a kid sister's wedding, but it made up for its lack of style by its versatility. it was a beauty parlor laundry, cooking. wash basin, all rolled up into one. a little community size seven. she spent some of her time writing letters. not be having a wonderful time. wish you were here. kind but letters filled with all the of her days with stories of the courage and spirit of the men over whom she watched a few moments could always be found for a prayer. others for lounging about talking at home. she may have longed to wear the dress sent from home, but probably had the chance to talk about it. usually she wore olive drab about her gray, her uniform at all times was her badge of service, and but however spent her off duty time. she was always eager to return to the hospital where the wounded were fighting for their lives or first and foremost and all times. sh

well, okay, as long as he agreed, we have to take it.te us all to go together, you know? well, well, please, you don’t care. and i’ll figure out what to say about why you ran away earlier. well, okay, thank you, then see you tomorrow, see you tomorrow, bye, hi, hi, listen, maybe we’ll go and have coffee together, why not, let’s go, i ’ll do an interview at the same time, come on, hi, dad, hi, mom already he’s sleeping, yes, it’s not healthy to eat here, did something happen? no, i’m just tired, but of course you can do nothing for me tell me, but i see that something has been happening to you lately, i would like to hope something good, maybe you ’ve fallen in love, but no, of course, and not with anyone, but isn’t it anyone, but it’s you and your mom lucky, met, fell in love with each other, got married, live for so many years, in perfect harmony, this is such a rarity now, isn’t it, right? i love you and my mother very much, i actually broke into hockey at the beginning, but my mother sent me figure skating, for which i am of course ve

and that has been long for me.— that has been long for me.en long for me. he was going to attempt _ that has been long for me. he was going to attempt to _ that has been long for me. he was going to attempt to run _ that has been long for me. he was going to attempt to run the - going to attempt to run the rotterdam marathon in under two hours this april, but his promising career was cut short on sunday night. he was driving along this road near his birthplace in kenya when he crashed.— road near his birthplace in kenya when he crashed. kelvin lost control ofthe when he crashed. kelvin lost control of the vehicle, _ when he crashed. kelvin lost control of the vehicle, it _ when he crashed. kelvin lost control of the vehicle, it feared _ when he crashed. kelvin lost control of the vehicle, it feared off - when he crashed. kelvin lost control of the vehicle, it feared off the - of the vehicle, it feared off the road _ of the vehicle, it feared off the road and _ of the vehicle, it feared off the road. and it entered into a ditch. he drove — roa

he's saying that's a long term strategy. now that's a whole different issue and how to west deals with ad requires, you know, the strategy on the part of west, which frankly doesn't exist right now. but in the short term, as i said, i doubt very much anybody's interest in regional war. that would essentially put everybody at a loss. okay. alex attack a director of the run program at the me least, institute in washington dc. thank you very much for your insights. you to us president joe biden has issued an executive order imposing sanctions on is really settlers in the occupied westbank after a wave of violence measures include financial and travel restrictions on a small number of settlers accused of violent attacks on palestinians. these are the prime minister's office, has criticized the sanctions calling them unnecessary and describing the mob the vast majority of the settlers as low abiding steve news, washington bureau cheese. and as paul has told us, more about the presidents, latest executive order executive orders en

going to have on the monarchy in the short and long-term?— short and long-term?rm? great question because they are _ short and long-term? great question because they are two _ short and long-term? great question because they are two very _ short and long-term? great question because they are two very different l because they are two very different set of consequences. in the short term, i think we are going to see on the positive side, a massive uptick in the number of people accessing cancer charity and cancer trust services. prostate cancer uk have reported something like a 1000% uptick in men accessing services after the announcement from the king. in terms of the monarchy itself, it is putting them under quite a considerable amount of pressure. this was not expected, it is already a slimmed—down monarchy. you could say it is now cracking in trying to find enough 0rioles to cover functions we have the king and princess of wales out of action at the same time that leads into longer—term difficulties which is, i think this highlights that the monarchy does have

it's long past time to fix it.hat is why it months ago i instructed my team to begin negotiation with the bipartisan group of senators too seriously and finally fix immigration systems. for months now that is what they have done. working around the clock through the holidays right lankford, murphy and sinema. that represents the most fair, humane, reforms in immigration system in a long time. will not move forward to the senate floor why? a simple reason, donald trump. donald trump thanks it's bad for him politically. therefore he does he is not for it. he would rather weaponize the issue than actually solve it. so for the last 24 hours he's done nothing i am told that reach out to republicans in the house and senate and threatened them to try to intimidate them to vote against the proposal. it looks like they are caving. frankly they owe it to the american people to show some spine and do what they know to be right. i want to tell the american people what is in this bill. why everyone from the wall street journal

this was sort of, nassau county, long island, the other congressional districts on long island.e, in the 2022 midterms, the right-wing, red wave hit here. it in the third district, fourth district, across long island. what happened in 2022 is republicans going into the election that would happen in suburban type districts around the country. it happened in a few odom, of them and it happened in long island. it did not happen anywhere else. the significance for democrats here of a sea is we know in general that they are gaining strength over the last generation in the suburbs, in places with high concentrations of professional class voters, voters with college degrees. democrats have been a poor court democratic constituency. they are doing well around the country, but here, this is where they lost grounds with those voters, significant ground in 2022. they can say tonight in a special election, that they won it all, back at least in terms of the outcome here, getting it back to democrat plus eight that's what the final result looks, like somewhere around there. it raises a preca

how to join the long-term savings program?bank’s application on the website of the non-state pension fund or by coming there in person. each npf makes the decision to participate in the program independently; at the moment there is no compiled list, but all existing npfs have expressed their desire to participate in the program, i would like to remind you that there are 37 npfs in total, so in order for each client to find out whether the npf has already joined the program or not, it is necessary to clarify this information either on the official website or by calling contact numbers, long-term savings program, you can transfer your money to the program the following year after submitting your application. if the savings are in another npf or in the sfr, first transfer them to the fund with which you entered into a long-term savings agreement. an application to change the fund can be submitted through government services, website or branch of a social fund. please note that once you transfer your savings to a long-term savings

also on the program, germany and ukraine signed the long term security agreements. and there's more help for kids fight against the russian invasion. and he's called at the corporate death penalty. donald trump can't run his business after a new york court phantom for 3 years and finds in $355000000.00 for fraud. the remote welcome to the program leaders and campaigners around the world are blaming the report. the death of rushes most prominent opposition figure on president vladimir putin. authorities se alexis giovanni died after collapsing at the remote penal colony where he was serving and 19 year sentence supporters of state vigils and many cities and heads of states including us, president job. i didn't have condemned to the kremlin and praise nevada as coverage and resilience just one day before his death was reported, a next sign of only a p, a cheerful, as he gave testimony via video or link from prison. even any of seeing the next day russian stay tv. read out the official announcements from the federal penitentiaries of this. of course, if i moved in a bu

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also, nassau county long island.4 points and then they elected a republican in 2022. there are also two other districts in eastern long island that will republican held that were thought to be competitive republicans ended up winning them very comfortably. all four of these long island districts and it up going republican. democrats that they have a shot at all of them. then you had in there were two other districts in new york state, one where sean patrick maloney, who is the shoe chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee, the national committee that organizes the house democratic campaign effort, he lost his own district. democrats never saw that coming. and there is one more seat in the syracuse area. republican, hildebran publican was not running again. the democrats thought they could pick it up and they lost their. although seats i just described, if the democrats had won five of those in 2022 they overperformed almost everywhere else nationally. they would have held the house of representatives

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how long have you been here now? how many days? two days answeringly about bristol university, russia's and ukraine war, iran's foreign policy. the americans are opposed to islamic republic of iran, whatever it does. we marched when herjel was bombed with chemical weapons and so here we are in uh, the famous bobby sand street, named after bobby." sans the officer commanding the ira prisoners. if we stand together, we can help to stop the spread of zionist extremism and to combat islamophobia. what has interested you with regard to iran? the hero. experiences of syrian children affected by war, the indomitable spirit of young survivors, how do they survive amid indiscriminate bombings and explosions? جاؤوا وقالوا بصراحه هذا انتهى عليكم ان تتخذوا موقف اما معنا او ضدنا. it speaks with me, the saint of the soil, from the blood and the ashes. speaks with me the sound of the rain from the battle and the victory victory. oh palestine, i free you! you with you, oh palestine i feel you, oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you, my

given how long the last disute an sp. given how long the last dispute went _ an sp. dispute went on for, it - an sp. given how long the last dispute went on for, it was - an sp. given how long the last. dispute went on for, it was nearly an sp. given how long the last- dispute went on for, it was nearly a year, it was right there in the heart of the capital, people camped out, do you think pragmatically, we are in a general election year, there will be some sort of compromise?— there will be some sort of comromise? 1, , ., compromise? two very important thins are compromise? two very important things are happening _ compromise? two very important things are happening at _ compromise? two very important things are happening at the - compromise? two very important i things are happening at the moment apart from the protests. today, one is that on the 16th of february which is a couple of days away, on friday, there is a much, much larger strike that has been called, it is an all india national village strike and it is a huge part of the population. 10 million people ar

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it's been got, this is a conflict that's been going on for a long, long time. and there's a lot of history here. and, you know, people like new and have been empowered and been placed in a position to power in order to make this thing happen. and, you know, i've, i've also said for a long time that these people are very smart, but they're not very clever. or they have one playbook and their playbook is wanna throw money on it, throw local populations at it, and fight a proxy war until that proxy worse spent. and then at some point, are we going to have american troops on the ground, or we're going to have german troops on the ground? and if you listen to the german chancellor, all of charles is saying we've got to militarize now. well, that's coming from online affair. bach and robert hall back that's coming from the green, neo conservative store, completely aligned with victoria new ones as oh, i strongly agree with you, but you don't just like divide doesn't repaired, but you're right because this is a, it's political, it's not about security. so that's what

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it has been a long hard — scenario, so to say. it has been a long hard two _ scenario, so to say.nario, so to say. it has been a long hard two years for _ scenario, so to say. it has been a i long hard two years for ukrainians. do you sense that people are getting tired? g do you sense that people are getting tired? �* ., ., , , ., tired? a lot of my friends are caettin tired? a lot of my friends are getting tired- _ tired? a lot of my friends are getting tired. and _ tired? a lot of my friends are | getting tired. and throughout tired? a lot of my friends are - getting tired. and throughout my year and a half on the front lines, i made a lot of bodies who are still to this day on the front lines. —— buddies. they are not sure when they are going to get the proper certification that they need, and i know a lot of people are getting burned out. pare know a lot of people are getting burned out-— know a lot of people are getting burned out. �* ., , burned out. are there moments when ou wor burned out. are there moments when you worry that — burned out. are there moments when you worr