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this is our team, my name is rod, mommy and 30 minutes of news and views stop. now. when sanctions aunt enough make it unofficial, the russian union of grey next will does, has told odyssey that former western partners are easy. a set of silent restrictions to deter foreign companies from trading russian week. i'm fertilizers, products excluded from sanction lists. don't always toilet us. we just see that this is a back stage process. when all banks refuse to make payments, all insurance companies refuse to corporate are all ships under a certain flag refuse to enter russian ports despite all existing licenses. what kind of private initiative is this? when all this happens on a scale, those are clearly coordinated actions. and this is confirmed to us in informal conversations that there is a verbal command to do this. of course, no one can confirm it is completely unofficial, but it works very effectively. so if there is another surge of these hidden sanctions that were experience last spring, he could lead to famine. we were on the brink of this last year. as soon a

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memories from my childhood when we went fishing with my family, i was digging for some worms , and i'm not a fan. i don't like sitting there with a fishing rodut i stupidly want to see how he does it. i want to go back to this moment with my dad to that childhood without war. well, i want your dream to come true. i really want it. our dream of victory will come true. our belief in it will come true thanks to the armed forces of ukraine. this is possible. this is really, absolutely glory to ukraine thank you, thank you, thank you very much. if we fight, our children will protect theirs. we practice different religions, but we all equally believe in ukrainian independence . we turn to god differently. let's fight for our state oh let's fight for the victory of light over darkness will win for the victory of will over slavery for the victory of life over death and life will win we all believe that our dawn will come soon heh pesach itself christ has risen ramadan-cars life will win i'm a father i'm a younger brother for vadim minibuses i'm getting married soon miner head of a hotel sales i'm a foreman i'm a programmer i'm a witness at a wedding

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rod. watch this. >> my eye is drawn to this pickup. chevy truck, a little old, a little beat up. this is what i had my eye on. are you kidding me? all right. herman and paula. it is a chevy. i love the condition. we saw the winner. stuart: the host of my dream car, the renovations on that truck which you said was a little beat up. >> it is not. these restorations, you can invest as much money as you have. i work on my dream car, some have a budget is low as $5000 and i worked on season 2 this year, six for years is fine with me. it depends how much you want to invest so you can take a dive into these options, go supercharged, high letter customs seats. this family did not have a huge budget, but we make the most of it. stuart: you take the money from the family. it is not fox's money. >> not spending your paycheck, not today. stuart: very fortunate. is there a part that is difficult to find? >> on fox business, 9:00 eastern time, that truck is being restored for becky's father whose hearing-impaired. it got worse over the years, he can

this is my native, the village of rods. e, and today our ancestral home is only ruins, my grandfather built it and everyone united , several generations grew up here, as they say, little of mine, too, lived here and my childhood passed here in this the house has not been lived in for 25 years. still. i want to restore this house and live here as long as the lord canceled. this is our family we had chickens here. got up in the morning. that's how i wanted a testicle climbed under her, she wants an atheist, under her you take this lukewarm dissolved drank and went on the most valuable thing left here. and this is the lari, which they kept the grain. with such wooden shovels, you take it like this , you will understand everything, it is a cup, only the memory remains. you will come earlier. krynochka with milk costs donuts, the stove is hot and warm and immediately knocks you in the nose. this smell of freshly baked bread for myself, the russian stove has always, probably, been my favorite place in the house, because from child

my name is alexander dmitrievich, i am a mentor in french new literature gymnasium number 56 of the city of gomel is the answer to all fishing rodsoday. these are installations alexander dmitrievich yak i can call you briefly, good afternoon. good afternoon. my name is irina ivanovna ponyakova. i am a teacher of belarusian language literature at gymnasium no. 56 ivanovna. do you post in these classes? oh, i have even grades and the fifth grade is the ninth-one and her tenth grade. good afternoon. my name is maria and i am no longer the eleventh grade in history and psychology and could be the wife of belarusian poetry. we have poetry here and come on, no, give nastya brownie. and yours, brocko, let's call. good afternoon. my name is zidana, i'm in the tenth grade of gymnasium number 56, and i've been fond of my native language and literature for three years already. i want to say that we have such a tickle on the moon that the mentors are walking. suprad, better sounding mentor better mentor at best. but here, on the contrary, it is not scary. maria absolutely not. i data is my support and i lead, or something, it’s not with me,

nola and the lightning rod is, one of my favorite books we did escape artist, and then we did the lightning the lightning rod opens up with a guy who is brings car to the valet at a fancy restaurant and he goes into the fancy and he leaves the keys with the valet. the valet, the car, and instead parking the car in the parking lot. he hits a little gps button on the phone and he says the magic words go home on the on the steering wheel. and now the car plots a route to the man's house. the valet has the car keys, so he's got the man's house. and now he's plotting a route to the man's house. and this is not a valet and this is not a parking job. this is a robbery. and he drives to the man's house he goes into the man's house as he walks into the house there's a man waiting with a gun who says you really think we didn't know what you were doing? and he kills the valet and the body goes to our hero. in the book, zig and i just ruined chapter one of the lightning rod for you. also, but that's chapter one in zig and nola, who i'm working on now. i love to bring, of course, hazel nash. and i'd to

however, 2 months ago, rod resigned with the wording. it was the best job in myaching one, but the best on this work result from the very beginning of his ministry. i knew that the main thing was that london guessed almost instinctively so that the simple and reliable legislative path to independence was cut off. but for them it was not a signal to lower their hands and head, but rather signals that the scots perceived both. this step, as another proof that the british oppress them and consider them incapable of an independent decision, in a word, money for independence. they need now no less than usual, and the question of where they have gone is curious. suspicion is now sown in the press that the leader's departure and her instinctive understanding that it was time to leave were connected more with embezzlement of funds than an injunction against a second referendum, but the party and the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bsecuring from london are still alive . he promises to crush scott's idea of ​​withdrawing scotland from britain, but he is going to be guided in this ma

that is, it was my first duty at 6:00 in the morning, getting up to carry the cow ties and then it was possible to ride fishing rodse cow back and let's say it gave me so much pleasure. well, uh, to live on this farm with my grandparents during the summer holidays, that is, despite the fact that my parents lived in the city and i was born in the city itself. but here this piece of land he was somehow dear to me much more than a city house. once upon a time there was a very large farm on this farm. there were 10 cows and 12 horses here. uh, there were carpentry lathes, a windmill, a lot of host buildings, of course, when they didn’t . we didn’t have any farming here with grandparents and, uh, i always had a dream to have a cow. well, a christmas tree was born, and we decided that somehow one, probably not enough. our flat. here she is recently spread 2 weeks ago. and this is a squirrel , daughter lysky, tame, these faces in august month of milk. and we sell and, uh, we make raw curds and butter, and the butter is the volume in the old way of a butter churn. here it is, as it should be. here we really hope well, acco

only that the fishing rods were good. she was myther and sister and mother better. i didn’t see my mother, in general, in her life, her angel, when they buried, she was already working. after that, at the oil and fat plant and the whole the factory the whole factory came, fuck it, there were so many people on the streets, as if to bury a star. that's how they loved her, mashenka mashenka, because she never refused anyone. always helped everyone. here is her last day there. they asked for all that. well, here is such a person. she is under god . it is a pity that she did not live long 48 47 years and on the day of her death. it's true that the mirror fell and entered this dressing room and the mirror banged in drafts, so it cracked in half there were three concerts. after the second concert , agutin, the sound engineer, came up to me. this is leon's dad. agutina comes up to me and says that hmm , don't worry, that's all. mom is in the hospital. your mom is sick. she is in the hospital and how it broke through i don’t know why i didn’

suzanne: don corye now charged with more care >> i would say that my client was acting in phase -- self-defense. him with a metal rod. the public defender claims the person seen spraying a homeless man with bear spray or pepper spray appears to be >> we believe he was involved in eight separate acts of violence. these eight separate acts of violence were perpetrated against people who are homeless. suzanne: today, we asked district attorney brooke jenkins about these eight incidents possibly involving carmignani. >> i have reviewed a video, and right now, it is still -- simply an allegation. these are all allegations right now, but for any of these alleged circumstances. suzanne: d priority will be april 5. carmignani did not appear today. >> if we don't ask tod would have to release mr. doty to the public. suzanne: the da says carmign has not released a statement about what exactly happened april 5. d.a. jenkins: the police department has reached out multiple times and has not been afforded an interview with him. suzanne: the da says there is no intention of dismissing the case, but they need carmignani. >> we hope

rod committees. certainly we see that today with the judiciary committee in new york. but my hope and expectation of that committee is that they will look at questions of u.s. competitiveness through the lens of, we see what china's doing on the world stage, what's the united states doing on the world stage? are there challenges that we face because of chinese engagement throughout the world? are there things we could be doing to strengthen our diplomatic relationships throughout the world? i think that committee is doing the important work of looking for places where we could strengthen ourselves, which i think importantly is something that we should always be doing. the fact that they're doing it kind of through the lens of what our competitiveness, what are our supply chains looking like, is -- i think it's a valuable endeavor and i think that so far the committee has been functioning in a way that i think is meant to be really productive. at a time when we do have challenges relationships with china, in particular with the communist party. melanie: i'm going to ask one la

however 2 months ago, rod resigned with the wording. it was the best work in myg, however, the best result in this work from the very beginning of my ministry. i knew that the main thing is to almost instinctively guess when it will be time for her to hand over her work to someone else; it's not a matter of instinct. the rod filed a stand after london blocked its main idea of ​​holding a second referendum. in november, the british supreme court banned edinburgh from holding an independence referendum without the consent of london. the simple and reliable legislative path of the scots to independence was cut off. but for them it was not a signal to lower their hands and head, but rather signals that the scots perceived both. this step, as another proof that the british oppress them and consider them incapable of an independent decision, in a word, money for independence. they need now no less than usual, and the question of where they have gone is curious. now, in principle, the suspicion has been sown that the departure of the leader and her instinctive understan

rods. the family nest at the production of my comrades will merge the chandelier, it turned out to be such according to this form, creating an effect. and why nests, but only metal? we will have this item in the same spirit as the work of students, and hang in the recreation area above the table. we will do it from cutting the rod spontaneously without a certain size, as soon as the branches are ready. went to build a nest from this. we are in the space for welding with a professional evgeny, we will start with such a well, and then we will go up in shape, let's go. it goes quickly, all the elements gradually fall into place. now it remains to cut off the excess and sand the paint. thank you evgeniy it turned out such a shape, picturesque let's see, well, what's left to clean up and paint, and we'll see the final result in the game. the items for our project were tested by the hip mater of their creators withstood the test of public opinion and sent to the place of residence resurgent bath. kulikov is the only copy in this world. true, let's start here with this, that this is the robot wer

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