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there is also a beautiful oboe on the third sea.so the english horn of the pipe, very beautiful for the whole st. sophia cathedral. here to play. here is such an echo for four and a half seconds . the era of romanticism brought such a wonderful device as the walzer. rotating only this roller. we can achieve a big crescendo, that is, a big sound amplification here's an example. both hands and both legs can be occupied and switch registers, for example, in time. that is, what he programmed helps him in advance. assistant the assistant always looks at the notes, because it is those who perform that write down in the notes of the body. he must be able to read notes, that's the time to turn everything on. actually. this is a wind organ, because here are all the pipes that we see, uh , on the back of the pipes, on which there are 3.905 in total. here there is such a key, which, like in a car, turns on the ignition motor. now here it is turned on by pressure and enters special tanks. here we are . some of them we see on the prospectus, the

there is a flute on the third manual and a beautiful oboe is also on the third manual.e, or it is an english horn. on the first manual, we have a very beautiful voice of the trumpet for the entire st. sophia cathedral. the general sonority of the organ? here is such an echo for four and a half seconds . the era of romanticism brought such a wonderful device as the walzer. rotating only this roller. we can achieve a big crescendo, that is, a big amplification of the sound. here's an example. in the body, that is, what he programmed helps him in advance assistant the assistant always looks at the notes, because in the notes of the body he writes down exactly those changes in the sound of the combinations that he programmed at the rehearsal. so the assistant performs a very important function; he must be able to read notes. eh, it's time to turn everything on. actually. this is a wind organ, because here are all the pipes that we see, uh, on iogan avenue, they are all real , all of them are playing, and inside there are three more floors of pipes, on which there are 3.905

aewaig ju that ning sup obo congressional corresnd nikole killion explains. >> reporter: 17-year-oldted using social media when she was in the fifth grade. >> i use it a lot for keeping up with, like, aterids under the age of 13 would be barred from using social media, while those between the ages of 13 and 17 would need parental consent to create an account. and social media companies would be prohibited from recommending content using algorithms to users under 18. >> i do worry very much about it. >> reporter: arkansas republican tom cotton and hawaii democrat brian schutz, both parents, are the bill's sponsors. how do you enforce in? >> well, the federal trade commission will have the authority to enforce it, as well as state ags. there's lots of mechanism systems for age verification. essentially now they are asking a 12 year old to say they're 18. they click, i'm 18 and now they're online. >> reporter: kids ultimately seem to find workarounds. what is to stop them from finding a workaround to this? >> we believe that by rights in the digital world as they have in the real world,

the goods to which it applies are bread, flour, beef, pork, milk, kefir, sour cream, eggs, apples, obo, etc. 14 retail chains have joined the agreement. today is such a time that private state-owned businesses all together understand social responsibility to the population of our country. especially at a time when the environment is very unstable and we really can and are able to negotiate with private business with trade organizations networks to provide a discount for more than one and a half million discount cards were issued to social strata of the population during the period of the agreement, and the amount of social discount for this period exceeded 25 million rubles. thanks for the review, olesya vysotskaya prepared more news with vera economics. not only on the website of our tv channel 3w dot belarus 24 dot bilay belarusian likhprom expands its representation in the russian market, our brands are represented in 70 regions , and the volume of shipment of goods has grown significantly, that the supplied goods are ready to increase export we will ask natalya murashko , deputy ch

black kids are getting beaten with oboes and tubas.it's just another side of inequity by the white man. listen to this crowd. >> the school district that is surrounded by white supremacy culture. with instrumental music that intrinsically white supremacist however, the way it is, in the way in which all of our institutions in schools, local governments, state government, churches, neighborhoods, allow white supremacy culture it need to be propagated and caused institutional violence our things that we have with white culture. >> greg: what that [bleep] did you just say? everything, everything is white supremacy. talk about a wind instrument. how about i stick a flute up your ass you sick bastards when you think that education has reached peak absurdity, something else comes along. like working hard or showing up being on time, that might as well be the internship in the k klux klan. even though, it is truly racist to think minority kids need those kinds of excuses. i feel for parents both black and white. how do you navigate this? who

arbor last august, as well as these companies are projecting similar to harvey, brought our gym some obo garvey, yet was to her mom does the late, they didn't send them back. she did not begin. i act, babette says i'm saved up book way as i said, your life the up of all kinds of silly game sometimes that you bought. yeah, i wish the home on dos. no, just not so bad. not so much of you know about and i would not ask my daughter plays wookey so dizzy. you thought, i'm she, what? yes, yeah, there's not me attracted scow when you pulled on back level to be a movie, a ford yet on facebook before for would in on facebook by a team. bless new sir. let me, sir. i had thought, brother direct but i'm not hang up or gone. she's facebook. im gosh, no pot music on sheesh i say sit on it, you get it up was look i me see jamia dogs, her misty jamie dogs at nap. appleton recklessly ship tropic that in as if she would get but again, as novelty davonte to let those eats. did madame middle as he come? he took them about the v as a ship signal and you thought it was lucky, vbnt dot woburn for net bottle. ok

what was the plan of the galaction, judging by the fact that he has an obo in the center?g man plays mageev and away guests, and he understood his vulnerability in this zone and it was necessary to move the ball away by pressing or that's what he did. yes, they really put pressure on it, and it was not by chance that the first goal of the glushenkas was scored by covering the wendol. and immediately realizing this moment, but it was clear that they were pressing throughout the game, as soon as they got tired somewhere and zenit could get out of the pressure already in a low block. lokomotiv was not so good at defending because dziuba was cut off from the rest of the group. a large number of positional players. attacks are a very diverse number of attacks and it was difficult to cope, as soon as they exhaled somewhere and again we had the opportunity to push the game to the opponent's half of the field by pressing, some moments immediately arose. fast attacks, looked very bright, blaming in separate episodes. it was very good, the author of the goal scored by glushinki look

again, i was judging somewhat about he brought arguing some obo garvey, youngster, her mom does tell a dance ish them back. she did not. again i act. babette says i'm st up. okay. as i said, your life gap of all kinds of sally gay, somebody that he bought. yeah, i wish the home on does no java. so buddy nasa might have, you know, about an equal, you know, us, my daughter plays wookey so dizzy lead you to them. she what? yes, yes ma'am. they attracted scow when you pulled on that level to be a movie, a ford? yes. on facebook, and for for wood in or facebook by a team blessing you, sir. let me, sir, boy, oh, bravo, my friend. now i got go gone. she's facebook, im garage door partners, yukon, sheesh i. they told me that you get it up was look i, misty jamie, a doctor misty shamia dog said that appleton let osley ship tropic that in as if she would get what i get is novelty devoted to let us eat madame middle as he come, he took them about the v as a ship signal and you thought it was located vbnt dot woburn for net bosco. okay. what was that on that on there that we i of im day problem

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what was the plan of the galaction, judging by the fact that he has an obo in the center?d it was necessary to push the ball away by pressing or that's what he did. yes, they really put pressure on it, and it was not by chance that the first goal of the glushenkas was scored by covering the wendol. and immediately realizing this moment, but it was clear that they were pressing throughout the game, as soon as they got tired somewhere and zenit could get out of the pressure already in a low block. lokomotiv was not so good at defending because dziuba was cut off from the rest of the group. players big the number of positions. attacks are a very diverse number of attacks and it was difficult to cope, as soon as they exhaled somewhere and again had the opportunity to push the game to the opponent's half of the field by pressing, some moments immediately arose. fast attacks, looked very bright, blaming in separate episodes. it was very good, the author of the goal scored by glushinki looked good, so the plan was absolutely clear. zenith tried to get out of pressure through a po

if you put equal blame obo sides, call us at (202) 748-8002 .et us go to warren in new york state, you say biden and democrats are most to blame. caller: absolutely. since he has been in charge -- took over from the previous president, he has done nothing but raise and raise and spend and spend. as a government, you cannot keep spending. we are getting toward over $32 trillion in debt. it is not fair that every citizen has over $100,000 of federal debt. if a baby is born today, before they can walk or anything, soon as they are born as an american citizen, has over $100,000 in federal debt. that is wrong. all of these illegals, all of these -- it is just spend. all the social programs. all you've got to do is look at what is going on in france. we were going to have to -- it has got to stop, it's got to come to an end. you cannot keep spending. the gravy train is over. we are broke as a country and in the world, we are no longer a superpower. we are no longer a superpower. i believe that we are going to lose, eventually, the end of world leaders

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