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he said that they had even prepared neri. it was supposed to be installed in abadan governorate. that was written this land to its original owners. we are in the city and cross the abadan road, ahvaz, 22 kilometers , occupying the back of the back, coming to the sarrabdar road of mashehr, abadan, and then going to qafas and there. entering abadan from zulfaqi, there will be difficult times for abadan. and really, the people were under bullets, especially abadan, you know, bullets were raining from three sides in abadon, from small children to old women and old men, the soldiers were taking care of the people and leaving food for the families. it was date season, he said under the tree, every meal don't eat more than four dates . we believe that these are the people's . we didn't have any facilities, the people of the city were working hard, the cars were lined up here the engines were left here as they were, so he thought of the women and children, he said, come and empty the gas to make the cocktails, but they didn't have an

nema on the river villia, flows through the territory of belarus and lithuania where it is called nerise belarusian cities of vileika and smorgon are located on it, lithuanian vilnius and kaunas at the beginning of the 19th century , about 2,000 were melted along the river annually, platov billia, the mother of springs of our pure ones, its appearance shone and its golden bottom was written about the river by adam mickiewicz , a polish poet who was born and lived on the territory of modern belarus on the right on the bank of the river, willie arose and a city called vileika was located. while we were getting to the historical center of the city , the heavenly office decided to create a little difficulty for our film crew, but we know that nature does not have bad weather. small, relatively young, but with a rich history, it was first mentioned in 1460, when it was ordered to be part of the principality of polotsk , the grand duchy of lithuania and the russian empire. the city was once famous for river navigation, but after the construction of the vileika reservoir. the river became shal

michael kaliofas. he settled in the forest not alone, but with his second wife, italian maria neri.hildren, three daughters and a son; they say the maestro was especially attached to amelia. talent inherited from father and good sovayo's teachers did the job. the girl played music, danced and sang excellently. in zalesse, the daughter of mikhail kleofas oginsky gave the world many musical works, romances, polonaises and duets. in vain they say that nature rests on the children of great people. but maria ivyas, who definitely remembers oginsky, dendrologists come to us and determined his age, he is at least 250 years old, unfortunately, more than 10 years ago he was hit by lightning, and now there is little left of him, but nevertheless, here these benches, they're like after all, they are made of elm. yes, mikhail oginsky created not only the polonaise, the master. hand to the local landscapes, once there was an english-style park here, it’s easy to breathe and relax here. the estate's special pride is its winter and summer greenhouses. today you can see citrus fruits, pomegranates,

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opportunities for folks and i am biased but i believe working in the government is just the most extra neri job you can have in the sense of the mission, the feeling that you can do something that is important for your society would also the people are spectacular. when it comes down to it, i realized older i get the more i come to work for the people i get to work with. and they are really just so exceptional in so many different ways and then also the adventure . you get an opportunity to do things that often -- and to move in different spaces in government and flex a bit because we do so many different things in these areas. i thing that is great. i recognize a pay is not what it is in the private sector, that there are other disadvantages to having to work in a skiff sometimes with no windows, that pretty much sucks. [laughter] jason: we've all been there, right? avril: totally. but there are different reasons. i think the fact is there are different models, different ways to think about these issues so i hope we are able to take advantage of where there is real expertise we need but ma

christian mccaffrey capping it off with a 14 yard touchdown seven nothing nice nerys mccaffrey had af takes the toss five is a seam look at him go 50 yards with a stiff arm of former 40 niner ahkello witherspoon to finish it off. that led to one of jake moody's three field goals to make it 10 to 3. mccaffrey 20, carries 116 yards late second quarter now tied at ten kyron williams pounds it in from four yards out to finish off a 13 play rams drive they have the lead 1710 49ers get the ball back 145 before the half purdy drives them down the field 75 yards and look at him put his head down and score on the quarterback sneak as time expires in the second quarter. so he's fired up teams head to the locker room tied at 17 only scoring two. the third was the jake moody field goal and then purdy the quick toss to deebo samuel look at him make the cut burst into the end zone. 11 yard touchdown run 49 ers up by ten that was huge rams had a field goal make it 2720 inside of five minutes looking to tie it up. nope the amateur eleanor he's from los angeles and he picks off stafford in his hometo

opportunities for folks and i am biased but i believe working in the government is just the most extra neri job you can have in the sense of the mission, the feeling that you can do something that is important for your society would also the people are spectacular. when it comes down to it, i realized older i get the more i come to work for the people i get to work with. and they are really just so exceptional in so many different ways and then also the adventure . you get an opportunity to do things that often -- and to move in different spaces in government and flex a bit because we do so many different things in these areas. i thing that is great. i recognize a pay is not what it is in the private sector, that there are other disadvantages to having to work in a skiff sometimes with no windows, that pretty much sucks. [laughter] jason: we've all been there, right? avril: totally. but there are different reasons. i think the fact is there are different models, different ways to think about these issues so i hope we are able to take advantage of where there is real expertise we need but ma

geoff: neri suarez is a high school teacher and the president of the richmond education association, city's teachers union. >> i think a better way to put that money to use is to have smaller classrooms, focus on teacher retention, improve the quality of our buildings. right now, we have buildings with mold. geoff: suarez also points out that when the district surveyed parents and teachers about changing the status quo nearly two years ago, the majority voted to keep the traditional calendar. were you prepared for the initial pushback you faced when you floated this proposal? >> i think any time we introduce change, there's going to be a pushback. geoff: richmond public schools superintendent jason kamras says schools could only participate in the program if they showed strong support among parents and staff. he said students have already passed the first test -- attendance. >> it's going to all come down to student achievement, student satisfaction, teacher satisfaction. but i can tell you one of the first indicators we look at is, did the kids show up? geoff: in the first 20 days,

roa is resignation comes three months after siobhan neri retired as the san jose police department's top watchdog. the independent police auditor office is tasked with making sure city internal investigations into officer misconduct are fair and thorough. a mission roa has grave concerns about the office being able to actually carry out. according to the letter sj pd officers face multiple accusations of misconduct in 2022, including showing up drunk on the job, indecent exposure and fentanyl overdose. after joining the ipa in january 2020, roa said the office ceased to exist in the mind of san jose leaders until the annual year end report, or when a national event or moment of crisis occurs. roa wrote. the city is merely doing window dressing as to oversight of police misconduct and the concerns of the people of san jose regarding such conduct. we reached out to the mayor, city manager, city attorney and san jose police department about this letter and have not received comment back. i don't believe there's any meat behind that complaint at acting ipa. karen senanu tory told us she

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