stand not without reason, are compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler to solve unit foot on the same round colonial uniform which force the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war. the case of china, it's the, the us for the elevator to tie one's international status. you see, you know, see lucy's visits, which already credit crisis, the plaintiff on short, china will start a military operation. there was, i haven't even have notes. i don't have even doubts about the people say there's give us and there's takers. this operating through some people are just natural givers and want to give and go the extra mile. and we don't want to help and feel good about it. and there are some people that are, you know, takers that you would like to take advantage of whatever science and getting the lives of balance. you know, there's, makes, takes all kinds of make the world go around. yeah, that's going to be the one for sure. thing it's gonna rain all night. this is a 100 percent service at all night. the winds are going to pick up. it's about 15 m

the german empire began its colonial invasion into nam may be from the very start. berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drive. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major protest and led to a rebuild your in 19 o 4, they hear arrow and now my drives rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined in order to suppress the rebellion with the up most severe intake against the inhabitants of nan. maybe a germany through is 15000 well equipped army all around the country. concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over or citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the german scaled up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the here railroad tribe, and 50 percent of the number dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century, and not without reason are compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massac

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century, and not without reason are compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be hitler's the solve unit put on the same brown colonial uniform which puts the world into the chasm of this 2nd world war. the look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're such shorter is a conflict with the 1st law show we live in to the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to makes a trust rather than to the various job with artificial intelligence, we have somebody with theme and the robot most protects this phone existence was on the welling of the soul, pertaining to it, you know, cranium, tv, toys. yeah. so any idea she shit, a duck clean that report the control room for 2 of our solutions to get them awarded by actually system really being you have enough lots and lots of lots and stuff. and i see the we did the boom cloud. so essentially it's strange uh, fox news, but i'll let you drive both on the on it. okay, so that's

secretary of farhang nam with bazaz najjar attar and keshavarz, these are the occupations of mehrkan and activists of the 15 khordad uprising in dasht varamin according to savak documents. and on nothing martyrs and any region don't talk like this, and for the sake of the martyrs , 15 khordad is declared as an official holiday forever, and investigations show that this uprising was completely popular and with religious goals. the people wanted the imam with their heart and soul . silspor's politics failed. you can see the program on the first page of the sed and sima news agency, which has been running for about 18 minutes. there were pahlavi soldiers and bad guys in the field of building and serving the people in the 60s, after the 15 khordad uprising, the people's work started and the imam's leadership became more serious. from here on, you had various political activities and you were in different groups . were you familiar with them or did you see them? it happened that all these groups of different militant groups, who have a lot of differences in terms of ideology and basis , a

determined and ordered to suppress the rebellion with the utmost severity against the inhabitants of nam may be germany through its 15000 well equipped army. all around the country concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the german, skilled up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the here railroad tribe, and 50 percent of the now i'm a dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century and not without reason. park compared to the whole of cost just $2.00 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler to solve unit foot on the same round colonial uniform which puts the world into the chasm of this 2nd world war. the hey, welcome back. i'm rick sanchez. and i want to show you something, this is a graphic that reveals what's been happening in the united states for well, the better part of the last decade. the question is how do we as americans feel about our government, do we trust in more or do we trust it less? look at that line. i mean there was a tim

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century, and not without reason are compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler's the solve unit boat on the same brown colonial uniform which puts the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war, the in the past decade, the global refugee crisis has more than doubled, surpassing the 100000000 markets for total displacement. this means that over 1.2 percent of the global populations has been forced to leave their homes. and these include refugees internally displaced people and asylum seekers. but is life better after fleeing their home country and what happens to the whole country that opens the stores, refugee? i'm christy, i'm, you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be looking at the movement of this place, refugees, world wide, and how this affects them as well as the local population. the never in history have we ever witnessed there being 100000000 displays people and there is absolutely no a system that will ever be able to support 100000000 people in need without more resources. and unfortunately, the current syst

either directly or through several intermediaries , were in fact imam khomeini, khadija parvaresh of the nam ferangi radio and television news agency , the exhibition of the country's health industry. the voice of the head of the persian language and literature academy also brought out an exhibition in the country. it is very easy for the player of iran's health. the officials of the ministry and the officials of the exhibition do not think that we are entering the word "health" into the persian language. believe me, the word "governance" is a concept that needs to be explained. with the word i do not mean governance, and if your friends don't mind, i mean it is equivalent to governance, or according to the arabs, al-hikma, the ministry of sports and youth held a meeting with the chairman of the asian paralympic committee and did not mention a single persian word in the advertisement or in the writing of the meeting. he had a lot of heart in the asian games, and it happened in iran , let's not neglect fairness, mr. minister, he gave a speech in the corner of his eye in persian . the persian

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nam from another studio was with us in this conversation, and as always, shabar shab , thank you for your support, how are you, how are you , god bless you, the organization of unauthorized real estate consultants was approved by the supreme housing council on may 24. real estates will disrupt the housing market follow it without interruption. first, inter is running in the campus and now in all cities of tehran province. receiving more commission than the approved rate and not having a business license is one of the most important violations of real estate consultants . the trade union was sealed several times due to trade union violations, but due to this issue , it is starting to operate. warning , we found a pilaf plate here. missing inspectors in the organization plan the real estate consultants also encountered another trade union that was operating despite being classified as a seal. regarding the places, i have a request that those who go to the offices of real estate consultants have the end of the demand for a business license with the seal of the union and be attracted to

in ilam, khuzestan , the reduction of air quality in remote areas is not expected good night, nam ferengiuntry's health industry exhibition, the head of the persian language and literature academy, an exhibition in the country, is easily titled iran health, the officials of the ministry and the exhibition officials think nothing, we are introducing the word health into the persian language, believe me, the word governance is a concept. it does not need to be explained with foreign words, my quranic meaning, if friends, the equivalent of governance is meant in, or in the words of the arabs , the ruler of the ministry of sports and youth held a meeting with the chairman of the asian paralympic committee and refrained from using a single persian word in the advertisement or writing. apparently foreign the meeting had a lot of heart, an asian doctor, and it happened in iran, from insaf and mr. wazir , at the end of his speech, he also had a corner of his eye in farsi. the persian equivalent means the collection of writing , what is the situation of not using foreign words in your speech? ever

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nam s entered the port of busan in south korea this morning. the ministry of defense of south korea announced this news and said that for the first time in the past six years, an american submarine has been seen off the coast of korea. the united states and south korea fired two ballistic missiles towards the east sea. performance monitoring body british police accused of rape and sexual assault british prosecutors accused michael lockwood, the former head of the body that oversees the performance of the british police, of 6 sexual assaults, including three rapes of a 16-year-old girl in the 1980s. the independent newspaper, written by michaela kabud, last fall and according to this english newspaper, following the disclosure of numerous sexual accusations, including child rape , the head of the independent body overseeing police performance is scheduled to appear in court on july 15 to hear his accusations. cyber ​​to in this attack, several american government agencies and allies of this country were targeted by a cyber attack. the us departm

to be proud of the countries until the end of the second week the matches of the third week of the nam tir route will be hosted by the united states and the philippines, and our country's team will meet in the third week of them in california, the united states, argentina, bulgaria, france and cuba. another gold and bronze medal for iranian youths in these competitions in the weight of 92 kg mobin islami won the gold medal by defeating opponents from turkey and macedonia. 12 74 kg hossein mohammad aghaei defeated two representatives from the host country and was defeated by the roman wrestler and won the medal . ibrahim got the bronze yesterday with 57 kg khali and 65 mohammad shakri won a gold medal and in 70 kg rezaei won a silver medal. before this , our country's wrestling team won one gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals and became the runner-up in the turkish wahbi cup. a review article on some other news of the team. iran's junior volleyball team won 3-0 against the host country in the central asia senior nations league in kyrgyzstan and won the fifth consecutive victory for the i

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qualifying game for euro 2024 ukraine malta 20:45 after the match studio tv channel and youtube espresso nam we need a victory. congratulations, this is freedom. life on radio freedom , we have already come to the very change. the following shots may shock you. news from the scene of the events. live kamikaze drone attacks. political analysis objectively and meaningfully. there is no political season . exclusive interviews, reports from the hottest points of the freedom front. life frankly and impartially draw conclusions yourself war in ukraine is the main topic for ukrainians victories and losses analysis and forecasts politics and geopolitics serhiy rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this people who people who defend ukraine and create the future have information and shape public opinion, the main and interesting thing in the program is the verdict serhiy rudenko from monday to friday at 20:00 repeat at 12:10 the president of the south african republic ramaphosa's series saw grounds for optimism in particular on the issue of achieving peace in ukraine after he visit

game for euro-2024 ukraine, malta, 8:45 p.m., after the match, studio, tv channel and youtube espresso naminent. congratulations, mr. generals, we understand how difficult the situation is on our fronts. i would like to ask you to give an objective assessment of how our actions are unfolding, so in particular we are talking about attempts to conduct testing combat testing of the russian defense lines, first of all, ukraine has stepped on the path that will lead to the liberation of crimea and the expulsion of russian troops from ukraine, so the beginning of the counteroffensive is an important step for ukraine, but its main phase has not yet begun. in my opinion, the armed forces of ukraine continue to put pressure on the russian defense, looking for vulnerable places, confusing the russians as to where the main offensive will be, and of course there will be certain losses, and i mean that the next few days will very much, i expect that in the next few weeks we will see much greater success and progressive dynamics of the movement of ukrainian forces, in any case, the russians are hysteric

in addition, we have invited all the political ends of the major global soft bodies like nam do . 77 call. the golf corporation comes to live. so in talking to close to 70 bill, believe years has been invited to interact to with the brakes lead to so this is going to be one of the largest scattering of global solid jesus and the brakes on the team. so what, wow, it certainly sounds like it's an speaking most specifically about south africa and it's role in brakes. obviously he's been a member since 2010, but it's also it comes, as you said, as well. i'm on court to attend political situation with the the i c. c. warrants out for president boots in the, the accusations by the us, the south africa was applying arms to russia. it's, it's a very complex time. well, what do you say stuff like that as part of brakes? um and what are the key results? obvious integration so far into the group as well. so this it has to be in the other part of the brits as you pointed up since the end up paying to 10. and we got this membership of bricks as a very valuable platform in advancing the national i

his mother confirms that he was at home sleeping at night, but nam has not yet been found.l it wasn't they tried to break your head. listen, you have a security guard here, ivan works there, how to find him. and why do you need it? yes , he helped me last night. so it's over your head. well, yes. now wait, i'm with him find out. they even exchanged my mobile phone, they didn’t have time. he seems to be sleeping off his shift. here is the coast guard, how can you help in this matter, comrade, then the first rank? ushakov's police are faced with smart and dangerous bandits, they are thinking everything through. yes , the details are well-armed no stops before anything. vakhtang was killed at tarkhov's son . it's still easy to get off. so the gang works clearly well-trained guys, which means there is where to train for this type. that's all it says. what help you? thank you. thank you. goodbye. there are indications arrested that the camp of criminals is somewhere here, if anything, do not try to be a hero, just say okay, well, well, god bless all the guys on the buses, wait.

fully determined in order to suppress the rebellion with the utmost severity against the inhabitants of nam may be germany through its 15000 well equipped army . all around the country concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the germans gild up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the here railroad tried and 50 percent of the number dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century and not without re these are compared to the holocaust just do decades later after the massacre in them. maybe a scalars are solved unit food on the same brown colonial uniform which puts the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war. the oh, what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to shape out the application and engagement because the trails when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look so common ground, the acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do, you do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinion

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. >> well, in the world of social media it is no surprise that 17 and 18-year-old kids do not want namic. >> reporter: bloom has previously spearheaded two cases in which the supreme court struck down voting policies designed to help racial groups, particularly african american and latinx voters who've endured prior discrimination. but he lost a 2016 case in which he backed abigail fisher. >> i don't believe that students should be treated differently based on their race. >> reporter: who unsuccessfully challenged racial consideration in admissions at the university of texas. but today's supreme court is far more conservative. >> were you just determined to keep bringing cases until you got the court to agree with you? >> legal advocacy requires a long-term commitment. >> reporter: there are in fact nine states that have enacted bans on racial preferences in state colleges. with some reporting a drop in african american and latinx admissions at top institutions. affirmative action advocates say a nationwide ban would be disastrous. >> affirmative action is really trying to treat everyo

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nam ling is the department chairman . at first when he started here, it was 11. how am i going to deal with a kid like that? dr. ling soon learned the whiz kid has computer science chops. kwasi eventually took graduate level courses alongside phd candidates. she's actually very sociable. it's very easy to get along. he asked a lot of questions. make the class so lively and stimulating as kwasi prepares to take the stage saturday as part of the class of 2023, he's also preparing to join the workforce at age 14, he snagged a full time gig with spacex in seattle . he's moving to washington state with his mom. it's first time i'll ever be living outside of california, so it's a big change. i'm nervous about that, but i do actually have a lot of friends who are also moving to seattle, and santa clara university has very strong alumni community up there. so, you know, it'll be nice. i won't be i'll still know people up there. he's also leaving behind some close friends and the only life he's ever known. his friends now call him rocket man as he's poised for liftoff int

implemented, the answer to this question is contained in only that the speech delivered by president namcessary to develop, uh, that direction of technological sovereignty, which i spoke about at the beginning, this is the creation of u means of production at the level of the fifth or sixth technological order. these are software machines. e, implemented entirely on e, allied technologies or national technologies as president? uh, said you have to run to run faster. eh, you need to work together, and use everything that is already the developments that already exist, therefore the market. uh, machine tool manufacturing market for the production of capital goods huge. only within the framework of our union , about u, 200 billion dollars , the market for technological equipment is estimated , which today we need to produce ourselves in order to ensure our technological sovereignty today with the russian federation . we work at the level of interdepartmental interaction. these are no longer intergovernmental agreements. this is level work. enterprises, their joint activities, the developmen

nam ling is the department chairman. at first, when he started here, it was 11. myself, how am i going to deal with a kid like that? dr. ling soon learned the whiz kid has computer science chops, quasi eventually took graduate level courses alongside phd candidates. she's actually very sociable. it's very easy to get along. he asked a lot of questions, make the class so lively and stimulating. as kwasi prepares to take the stage saturday as part of the class of 2023, he's also preparing to join the workforce. at age 14, he snagged a full time gig with spacex in seattle. he's moving to washington state with his mom , sam. i'll ever be living outside of california, so it's a big change. i'm nervous about that, but i do actually have a lot of friends who are also moving to seattle. and santa clara university has very strong alumni community up there. so, you know, it will be nice. i won't be i'll still know people up there. he's also leaving behind some close friends and the only life he's ever known. his friends now call him rocket man as he's poised for liftoff in

nam. eh, should i go back there or not?his i ask a rhetorical question, because it is clear to e that there is no answer to this tail. uh, i can only answer it myself, but uh, but depending on what goals we set for ourselves, we must resolve issues other than lysis, but there is no such need today, this is the first and second hmm, that's what i'll say now i will answer your questions at the end. it's still i don't know if it was somewhere or not. we start with e from january of this year. and in fact, they began this work by concluding contracts with contractors. yes, right now given point in time. over 150,000 and together with volunteers, 156 thousand people. 156.000, and we had 300 mobilization and work. continues over the past week under the contract signed contracts 9.5 thousand per week. although, of course, today this territory is already the territory of the russian federation, but nevertheless. uh, a special military operation is going on there, and there is no need, if not reports from the ministry of defense, to

nam ling is the department chairman. at first, when he started here, it was 11.i asked myself, how am i going to deal with a kid like that? dr. ling soon learned the whiz kid has computer science chops, quasi eventually took graduate level courses alongside phd candidates. she's actually very sociable. it's very easy to get along. he asked a lot of questions. make the class so lively and stimulating as kwasi prepares to take the stage saturday as part of the class of 2023, he's also preparing to join the workforce. at age 14, he snagged a full time gig with spacex in seattle. he's moving to washington state with his mom. it's first time i'll ever be living outside of california , so it's a big change. i'm nervous about that, but i do actually have a lot of friends who are also moving to seattle and santa clara university has a very strong alumni community up there. so you know, it'll be nice. i won't be i'll still know people up there. he's also leaving behind some close friends and the only life he's ever known. his friends now call him rocket man as he's poised

still, the words were not lost on abu nam's family. i hope everybody heard that we did.dn't stop myself from crying when i heard it. it's like, yes, an emotional moment. days after another missed milestone since nadine, maya's son, was killed. please join us in recognizing kareem's accomplishments. he earned his bachelor's degree in computer science. it was father's day, and it was his father who had to walk instead of getting the other victim. bro was a stanford university graduate. maria bro's younger brother. little brother, six foot two, she says. growing up they were close, but they had a tough upbringing. how extraordinary that he handled that by becoming the most compassionate person that i know . now, both families are working to keep the memories of their loved ones alive while following. what's next for the accused killer. more courtier is to come, and we'll be here for every one of them in woodland lazy miter. too close for comfort. coming up, china's plan to build a military base. less than 100 miles away from the united states. also ahead, keeping people saf

nam ling is the department chairman. at first when he started here, it was 11.i going to deal with a kid like that? dr. ling soon learned the whiz kid has computer science chops, quasi eventually took graduate level courses alongside phd candidates. she's actually very sociable. it's very easy to get along. he asked a lot of questions. make the class so lively and stimulating. as kwasi prepares to take the stage saturday as part of the class of 2023, he's also preparing to join the workforce. at age 14, he snagged a full time gig with spacex in seattle. he's moving to washington state with his mom . it's first time i'll ever be living outside of california, so it's a big change. i'm nervous about that. but i do actually have a lot of friends who are also moving to seattle and santa clara university has a very strong alumni community up there. so, you know, it'll be nice. i won't be i'll still know people up there. he's also leaving behind some close friends and the only life he's ever known. his friends now call him rocket man as he's poised for liftoff into a b

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them up.th that's another problem.at i and we're making some of thesest liberal d householaking sod nameople should understand they don't prosecute crime, that criminals know thatmatter recidivism doesn't matter, that the victims are treated like the criminals. look, crime is one thing in chicago, but let's let's review quickly. >> lori lightfoot lost 83% of pi democratic voters in her primary based on the projected teacher strike, basedst on the blighted storefronts ofsc fleeing residents and , of course, crime. brandon johnson comes inpaired a new mayor and last week before memorial day, he has a , quote,a safety plan and he has community leaders around him- to announce a safe that didn't work, that didn't work. wor k.idn'this first big test, he f, the chicago sun-times reports, at. worse death toll since 2015. and but i want to say one more thing. none of these leaders, none ofmi these mayors in these majorere s cities where there is poverty, there is crime, where there aren failing g schools do a darn thig to help those kids get out of those failing schools to access a quality digni

i love fishing with nam's fish and with the season's lunch. >> jack.'s better than winning the caesars last jackpot? winning the jackpot in vegas sweepstakes down low caesars slots for a chance to win slots for a chance to win a vegas vacationby i hea every >> every day he snores like an angry rhino. never heard of angry rhino, baby. i hear one every night. every nigh plus, ft. okay. i work on the queen. sleep number c2 smart bed is now in 899. save $200 plus free home delivery when you at any base shop now only get sleep number june 24th on fs one. the concacaf gold cup is back. i am so excited to champion u.s. men's national team look to defend their crown status as. they battle against the best of the best in north america. the confidence, the swagger in one of the most prestigious soccer tournaments of the gold cup u.s., jamaica, june 24th on fs one. >> a heart attack. do they have life insurance? no, but we have life insurance. >> john, i'm trying to find something we can afford. >> fortunate. ali, in only a few minutes, selectquote found john a $

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. >> the disease is the same nam e as the lab. so wait a minute. you work atht the wuhanlab.spiratory coronavirus lab. how did this happen? and they're like appen?, oh, pangolin kiss the turtle. ts >> it's funny, but it gets you so angry. dr. marty mccaffrey has been saying this all along. he's a public health expert at professor johns hopkins schoolhn of medicine joins us. >> dr. mccaffrey, your thoughts ,your thoughts about this story that was broken on substack. port b >> really? it's an incredible report, brian. you know, previously wri thae thatm th the lab was five miles from the epicenter of the hospital and anybody could logically deduce tha t there was a correlation. but now we have the precise namee s of the individualse th and those individuals that weree the first patient patients who tested positive. we're also w working in the lab. two of them were coauthors on ar paper with dr. shi in the lab about describing bat coronaviruses. one of them was described as the right hand scientism watf dr. shi. so if therf e wathers a one in 100 chance of any alternative explan