of course, we agreed on everything with him, if i enter moscow state university, i will marry anton. welldo you have guests? hello let's meet? hello angela i understand my new relative, how do i know? life is so changeable. yesterday i had a wife and a job. today my wife also left me and the boss was for what? but i'll fix it. like that humpbacked man whose grave he will fix. have you already met? and even found a common language i see. i don't say goodbye. just don't take me for granted be jealous. i ask well, what kind of demonstration performance? i am now in a very difficult period in my life. low self-esteem. i must somehow raise it. i will raise my pants for a day. come on, put me in a corner. well, how is she to you? beautiful she is very good, everyone just sticks to her. mom, i'm going to marry her anyway. the main thing is that she entered the institute. they see a girl. this is how you will sit. what should i do? well, if i were you, i'd punch him in the face. laziness what are you saying figure it out? anton never took part in fights with me, i brought up. so it would be neces

so your reasoning, these are all i think, wrong, you should continue to enter moscow state university to storm the top. welltil i storm this very peak for 30 years, or maybe 50. but what's the difference? well, it didn’t work the first time, you need more and more and more but if you achieve your goal, you will respect yourself. hello hello dad meet this is yura yuri it's very nice i can sit down. yes of course, thanks. thanks goodbye. kolya is great. listen, i've found a curious janitor near the house, knyazev oh, by the way, i'm sorry, i don't bother you to celebrate a meeting with your beloved daughter. i won't meet. what's interesting? seriously what ? what a news? okay, okay, i won’t spoil you with some kind of prince, a solemn moment, i’ll call you back later. come on. congratulations by the way, come on. well, it’s necessary, but well, was it nice to meet you? goodbye me too. can you let me down? i'm driving. no thanks. we'll walk. yes polina maybe after all let's go. thank you. we'll take a walk, maybe we can still let you down. goodbye. best wishes. all the best. bye-bye. so why don't you freeze? w

he moved to moscow in almaty well, that is, he came to enter the best university in the world at that time, correctly, the moscow statete is not the first time an institution in asia africa. yes, you can, yes, well, this is a structure. of course, but then the person had experience experience of service in special propaganda special propaganda. this is what we will say today propaganda is designed for the population and is armed in other countries. yes, he was drafted for 2 years in turkish for the caucasian military district. i served there for the caucasian district. right there in the turkish direction. and so, when here are many things said the feeling that there is experience in this regard. yes, that is, practically a great experience, of course, it was necessary to have a brilliant person. brilliant without a doubt. we will miss him. yes, we remember in this studio when we need not made me laugh, by the way, told some jokes there. it would seem that. and here, but the people somehow relaxed this subtle psychologist and a very strong politician. i don't think we have that. so i think that in the world such yes,

hospital therapy clinic no. 1 of the medical faculty of the first moscow state medical university named after sechenov 50 years in the profession. wellon the nose of the may holidays you will go everyone in the country will dig beds to plant seedlings, although they behaved. suddenly, once in the country to dig something to shit and so on. and here the so-called country heart attack begins - a word that immediately gives rise to fear in any reasonable person. however, most often. for us. it 's something far away from us. won't happen won't happen. after all, we live an ordinary life, just like most people, this detachment and unpreparedness, maybe a fatal heart attack, is quiet, without pain imperceptible, how not to miss a heart attack. what symptoms indicate that you carried it on your feet, how to protect yourself from a second heart attack? and today we will talk about some atypical manifestations. myocardial infarction about what is called oh, and you suffered a heart attack on your legs so let's start with the classics first. how a heart attack hurts, it hurts, as a rule, behind the sternum behind the sternum was seryozh sergey

emeritus of journalism and public relations at bowling green state university, as well as author of russia gate in propaganda. and here in moscow we cross to robert bridge. he's an american writer and journalist based in moscow or a gentleman, cross sack rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate arthur, let me go to you 1st and toronto. what happened to the liberal tradition? i mean, it seems of all crashed. i mean, every single minority group a marginalized group, we have to have tolerance. we, you know, it, we hear it all the time. 247. but there's one exception. it's russians apparently go ahead and toronto it's, it's interesting because there's a are almost a rejection of that original liberalism that the west kind of developed last little while. and it's turn into a new religion. i'm a new state religion almost in which there something called repressive tolerance and, and that is based in this kind of neo marxian, postmodern ideology that is very ramp and throughout throughout the western general. so that sort of gets found here. oliver, if i go to you very early in california,

emeritus of journalism and public relations at bowling green state university, as well as author of russia gate in propaganda. and here in moscow we crossed to robert bridge. he's an american writer and journalist based in moscow or a gentleman, cross sack rules in effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate arthur. let me go to you 1st and toronto. what happened to the liberal tradition? i mean, it seems of all crashed. i mean, every single minority group a marginalized group, we have to have tolerance, we it, we hear it all the time. 247. but there's one exception. it's russians apparently go ahead in toronto. it's, it's interesting because there's a are almost a rejection of that original liberalism that the, the west kind of developed. lastly, while and it's turned into a new religion. i'm a new state, religion almost in which there's something called her crescent tolerance. and, and that is based in this kind of neil marxian, postmodern ideology that is very brand throughout, throughout the western general. so that sort of gets sound here. oliver. if i go to you very early in california, i'

emeritus of journalism and public relations at bowling green state university, as well as author of russia gate and propaganda. and here in moscow we crossed to robert bridge. he's an american writer and journalist based in moscow or a gentleman, cross sack rules in effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate arthur. let me go to you 1st in toronto. what happened to the liberal tradition? i mean, it seems of all crashed. i mean, every single minority group a marginalized group, we have to have tolerance, we it, we hear it all the time. 247. but there's one exception, it's russians apparently go ahead in toronto. it's, it's interesting because there's a are almost a rejection of that original liberalism that the, the west kind of developed. lastly, while and it's turned into a new religion. i'm a new state religion almost in which there's something called repressive tolerance and, and that is based in this kind of neo marxian, postmodern ideology that is very rand throughout throughout the western general pharaoh. that sort of gets found here. oliver. if i go to you very early in california, i'm,

wells flooded with water, depth. here, of course, a small, only 1 moscow state university , you can definitely break down on the roadcals joke in such a situation. the main thing is not to lose face. true, it doesn't work for everyone. and bogdan get up quickly, quickly, quickly, you didn’t hurt yourself a little, you didn’t twist your leg, you twisted it slightly in the impassable mud, you get stuck and the cars won’t pass right away, the visitors, they say, the residents of the village themselves do n’t get behind the wheel with the onset of spring. the car does not pass here now. it’s been my second week now, because i can’t go to the police station, it’s also problematic that not a single emergency service child can get into the blacksmiths. refuses to walk in rubber boots. the legs are tired, the legs are freezing, of course, our pediatrician refuses to come to frequent illnesses, he openly says that he did not do it in september of last year. we especially started laying gas pipeline pipes in the village. they stretched trenches, dug in, and that's it. here we are moving forward, it turns out through these mud

of the nucular studies institute at american university as well as co author with oliver stone of the untold history of the united states. and here in moscow we have maxine sutkowski. he is the director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. i gentleman cross sock rules and effect, that means he can jump in any time he want. and i always appreciate peter, let me go to you 1st and bethesda, and i'm, i have to watch cable news. i have to read the mainstream media because i have to understand what they're talking about. and i'm not banding in a hardship pay because it's brutal to consume that information here. i mean, you've watch some of it obviously as well. and the con, the context of the conflict is completely absent. this is, it's is something started this a little over a month ago, completely out of the blue. and when i, when i bring up topics like the minsk agreements and things like that, most.

beskudnikovo east , degunin, lianozovo, as well as the cities of dolgoprudny eduard puddingov and gordonlinsky dmitry chernikov to conduct. at moscow state universityreparing clinical trials of a new drug for the treatment of pulmonary fibrosis. until now , it was believed that it would be almost impossible to cope with this pathology, but scientists have found a way to restore damaged tissue. by the way this technique. according to experts, daria okuneva can help patients with complications after coronavirus with details six months later. after a severe covid, he is again prescribed a tomography, his lungs do not work at full capacity, he still suffers from shortness of breath already, well, even himself from a chair here. you start to suffocate because these white clouds in the picture are areas where thin lung tissue after inflammation was replaced by coarse connective tissue, this complication is called fibrosis and after covid pneumonia every tenth patient encounters it. if this if the fibrosis of the tissue compaction is severe, then the air exchange through the lungs suffers and the person may show signs of respiratory failure. this is what

well, how do mipt students consider themselves better than students of the faculty of physics of moscow state universityor on a more serious note, the british, on a subconscious level, consider themselves better than russians, if this is a universal principle that describes the character trait of all people from savages in the amazon jungle to scientific and technical elite. what are our chances to build a society of general equality. we'll deal with this later. yes, it’s still a false point, in fact, it’s still property. it arises because all the resources that are around us are limited. this is the key point, if there were an infinite amount of resources, then, of course, no one would want to have this actually. well, i went and got it. but here we have, unfortunately, the situation is not like that and we depend on what, then, what we can count on yes, the russian north. well russian baikal anton viktorovich thinks that possession is not some kind of static state. for example, i own something. this dynamic state in the consumption system, possession in itself is not valuable possession, which demonst

of the nuclear studies institute at american university, as well as co author with oliver stone of the untold history of the united states. and here in moscow we have maxine switched off. he is the director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations . gentlemen, cross talk rules and effect. that means he can jump at anytime you want. and i always appreciate it, peter, let me go to you 1st and that says the i'm, i have to watch cable news. i have to read the mainstream media because i have to understand what they're talking about. and i'm no banding, you know, hardship pay because it's brutal to consume that information here. i mean, you've watched it obviously as well. and the con in the context of the conflict is completely absent. this is, it is something started. it's a little over a month ago, completely out of the blue. and when i, when i bring up topics like the minsk agreements and things like that, most people have don't have a clue what i'm talking about peter, your thoughts you're identifying a serious problem. there is no historical memory on mass media in the united states, a

of the nucular studies institute at american university as well as co author with oliver stone of the untold history of the united states. and here in moscow we have maxine sutkowski. he is the director.

of the nuclear studies institute at american university as well as co author with oliver stone of the untold history of the united states. and here in moscow we have maxine sutkowski. he is the director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. i gentleman cross sock rules and effect. that means he can jump in any time he want. and i always appreciated, peter, let me go to you 1st. and bethesda, i'm, i'm, i have to watch cable news. i have to read the mainstream media because i have to understand what they're talking about. and i'm demanding in a hardship pay because it's brutal to consume that information here. i mean, you've watch some of it obviously as well. and the con in the context of the conflict is completely absent is it's a, something started. it's a little over a month ago, completely out of the blue. and when i, when i bring up topics like the minsk agreements and things like that, most people have don't have a clue.

well, okay, that's not the point. here i have to agree with my colleague alexei about the fact that the conspiracy of moscow state universityextent, but here it’s simple when we talk about the fact that there are certain plans. the americans have plans. they are clearly fulfilling both in relation to us and in relation to china, because any now has been a joint lately. send statements about china here is william burns remembered. yes, the main threat. for us, this is china russia now. yes, acute, but the main threat, china here, even these italians, i'm sorry, lord, but a strong lusconi. well, he is disappointed with putin, i understand this more. well, why did you bother to talk about china that it is your main enemy for italy, too, china is the main enemy, it must be said that they give credit to the united states, that they are here or introduce all this into the minds of europeans, and they will eventually accept this program, which, well, i mean strategic the concept of nato, which will record china as an adversary, is not long to wait 2 months. well, i'll be honest, just don't scream right away. yes, to be honest, i d

moscow state university mycologist. nevertheless, maxim dyakov believes that it is too early to talk about amazing benefits for a person, and again, these are the compounds that, wellmprove the cloud a little, but in order for them to seriously improve, these should be many and often. and if you look at the prices for these drugs and the quantity, as the so-called microdozer is recommended there, then it is, in general, that in july, what you did not eat, that is, i think that there is practically no harm in this. well, i don’t use it, the mycologist was especially surprised by the third drug that we bought on the internet. the so-called fly agaric microdozer is being actively promoted there. its enthusiasts believe that very small concentrations of mushroom poisons. they can improve creativity and performance . also, a jar of 60 capsules costs 1,400 rubles to get rid of allergies and digestive problems. necologist. maxim dyakov warns not only that the effectiveness is unproven, all this can be unsafe, fresh fly agaric contains a number of toxins and botenic acid, muscaririn and muscil when dried or treated with ultraviolet light. they are destroyed, but completely

well, i want to invite expert valeevna to the doctor's studio. kudryavtseva doctor allergist doctor of medical sciences professor of the first moscow state medical universityn good morning. good morning to all of you, the symptoms are familiar with the symptoms, and i heard with interest that dandelions sounded poplar fluff. the first thing we must say is that there is no allergy to poplar fluff, because these grains are already fruits. yes, most likely an allergy to herbs is hiding behind poplar fluff . cereal grasses, because at this time cereal grasses bloom. is it true that every year more and more allergic people are to blame for this global warming. yes , but it is also true that the symptoms are getting worse and worse every year. i think it's due to global warming. at us it is simply stretched under duration. this flowering period is poor allergy sufferers. in general, they experience all the unpleasant symptoms for a long time. but let's just see what is typical for this. here seasonal allergies ekaterina will start swelling due to the nose and runny nose, characteristic of you. yes, with swelling of the nasal mucosa. brand i'm starting to have al

moscow state medical university named after sechenov 50 years in the profession good morning. good morning. we have a lot of problems there are many factors that affect the heart began the vascular system. wellre quite understandable arteriosclerosis pressure stressors. but there is a state that seems to be far from the heart and one of them is a state of sleep. here, today we will talk about how sleep affects the state of the cardiovascular system. not so long ago, israeli scientists conducted an experiment of one hundred, the volunteers were offered to go through a three-dimensional maze before the final round. they were given an hour and a half break. one half of the subjects read books, the other half fell asleep as a result , those who slept a third of their lives found the way out of the maze faster. we spend in a dream sleep is the most effective medicine for the health of every cell in our body, but what effect does it have on the functioning of our heart, can caisson save him from diseases from premature old age. let's see what happens to our heart when we close our eyes in our body and in general, nature works in cycles and the simplest and most understandable cycle is day and nigh

at moscow state university, and the fact that he was stubbornly refused to be accepted into the cpsu, as he later realized, tempered his character. thank you for not accepting. why did they stop? well criticizes says he has an opinion, he decided to found his own party, and so got into the mood of the masses that in the very first elections to the duma of the liberal democratic party, either the democratic party won 24.3%, do you see what is being done? vladimir zhirinovsky surprised, it seemed that he deliberately ran into scandals, shlonders and balls in power in russia today, the communists lie dimorosis, and lie with whom fight. thank you arranged the distribution of money. on the street. get some rest, communist. they took lermo. i give in the body the ethers of passion all these years went off scale. something like that. i'm sorry. oh well, what are you doing? well, what are you doing? idiots definitely didn't come, right? the official is sitting here in moscow. here, under the lyceum, the scoundrel is also beautiful the scoundrels are all going home konstantin you don’t have, because you don’t give, but as soon as the camera was turned off, calm smart. very deep very thin an

well, let's remember, crimea for example, here they are always felt russian. they really wanted to be there, for example, our branch of the moscow state university luzhkov helpedey went forward. that is, they are organized. it was then ukraine and i will not say that it happened very simply, this process took place so that a branch of the leading russian one would line up there. university it was also very difficult . yes, the black sea fleet was very strong there, but it was people who wanted it. but when people do not want to organize themselves, yes, they seem to russians, well, they don't have, in any way, practically no connection with russia. and if we impose, i remember, uh, what happened with the nixon fund, which i wanted to get. well, in general, the grand from the russian federation for research. moreover, it was american at the beginning of this century, how did they get up, all american organizations there, starting, so to speak , from the state department, dvb that the russians give grants. this means that they influence our domestic policy, the americans give guarantors to ours, while we have especially that, and we have always treated this you

moscow state university , this was all originally conceived as a joke. nobody does not like to write dictations. and how great, if you make some kind of event out of this, then maybe people will reach out. here, welljoke to force everyone to do what no one likes. yes, it was in 2004, now the project turned 18, and it matured last year. dictation. almost 700,000 people wrote. after all, during the pandemic, online formats appeared that are available anywhere in the world, you can download the same form for yourself as the rest of the participants in the total dictation. yes, scientific sites, but print it and write on it with a pen by hand you can print text on a computer. and how do you check that those who write dictations at home do not cheat, that is, i now need a hint. how can a spoiler? it’s possible to spin with a dictionary or make a call to a friend of a philologist, but why no one except you will know about certificates for those who chose the format, we don’t rely on writing at home, but in general, the organizers have already given the main tips in all social networks of the project 12 words of the total most difficult with spelling analysis it is, for example, how to write countryside