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air defense batteries that will be provided by the united states, but germany and romania as. 8 as s a m p t launchers that come from italy and they're the only european made equipment that can interest of ballistic missile. then you also have washington who also placed a wide range of tactical tags. and the united states. top diplomat also said that nato's long awaited f 16 fighter jets of finally had in the range. so it seems like the for them piece is not really on the agenda right now. yeah, it could very well be the case. it just means i have just quickly to go over this hunger easy to order, but he went to kia with the sweet spot proposal, shut down on arrival. then he went to moscow, sat down with food, and then he went to beijing. he sat down with president, she guess wherever he is now, according to the all the cossacks online, he says the fig audubon is now meeting with donald trump at mart a lot ago. so open went from kids to must go to beijing, not to washington, down to florida to meet with trump. let's see what happens is that going to be some sort of proposal for the future en

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b s with search teams of struggling to achieve parties varied by the sweeps lance nights the it's 22 g m t. that's midnight in paris with the olympic games have officially been declared open. more than 10000 athletes cruise down the reverse in passing by historic landmarks. it was the 1st time in the history of the olympics on the games that an opening ceremony took place outside a stadium as estimate to that more than a 1000000000 people to den latasha blacklist in paris. with more, the french presence of my new michael has officially opened the games off to this really little opening ceremony last of nearly 4 hours and was quite spectacular, quite at g, perhaps known to everybody's tastes. but it was so nice, something unique and not traditional because normally it makes everybody's all held in stadiums outside of cities here. in fact, powers became in a way a stage full performers. for don says, for musicians, we saw performances from the american singer, lady gall, go just in front of a note to them on the piano, and also i am not the more at the fridge. malia and the senior who remote

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winning wimbledon, you know, i didn�*t, so very proud of everything that i have achieved and i�*m happy with that. elsewhere, nishikori will face another brit in the men�*so 75,000 police, soldiers and hired guards, to 75,000 police, soldiers and hired guards, including 250 from britain, on patrol in paris at any one time. the french capitaljoins london as just the second city to host the olympics on three separate occasions. the paris deputy mayor, pierre rabadan, says preparations for the games have been ongoing for more than eight years as the city prepares to welcome to world. we are definitely ready to welcome the olympics and the world of the olympics. athletes are already arriving for a big part of us in the village. the athletes and all the venues are totally ready and we are on the last preparation for the opening ceremony for sure, because we have today remain before it, but we work on that project since more than eight years now. so, uh, yeah, no worry. especially we just look at the weather, uh, to know what, uh, what we will have for for the opening ceremony. and i hope no rain. uh, but except that i�*m totally confident. uh, security is rig

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t need to travel so far to do so. i�*m in falmouth, in the southwest of england. can this really be it? greeted by a robot. that�*sthese are our custom hands that we make in—house for ameca. we use a custom blend of silicon and pigment. these are amazing. can i picka hand up? you can pick a hand up. a silicon hand. it feels sort of like a solid rubber glove. those nails. and once you see that come to life on the robot, it�*s obviously pretty different. i wouldn�*t use it for the washing—up. but the silicone is just outside and is largely cosmetic. the really clever stuff is making the hands move like a human. trying to imitate the wonders of the human body is an enormous challenge. human muscle is incredibly strong, it's incredibly small and it's very, very good, high speed and high force. now, in the robotics world, we don't have anything that tough, that light, that fast. so these, what we call the simple hands, they only have flex and extend on four digits, there's no real movement in the thumb. and then there are those piercing eyes. they follow you everywhere. if we're bringing a particular character to life,