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well, for those who don’t know, i’ll say that oni is a great chinese historian, the author of a multi-volumes. well , how can this be compared with the enormous work that vyatka did on this multi-volume publication and orientalists know that it’s one thing to translate well. this is very difficult, and others have to write multi-volume detailed comments. this book has a huge number of comments. and this is completely incommensurable, but the contribution of these researchers ignored. since this was all done in russian, and not in english, here’s another short example. here is the history of anthropology. uh, wood. only anglo-saxons are represented here. true, there is french structuralism there. at the same time it’s true. eh, they forgot to say or something, or he borrowed his ideas from vladimir yakovlevich , the father of our outstanding folklorist. but in reality they say that anthropology appeared in england. there, the first department studied the colony in 908. well, sorry, these are taxes and anthropology as a science began in the eighteenth. don’t you see, when the germans arrived a

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he cannot help but adapt very deeply, but is it still possible to try to figure out some cultural onihe psychological traits of these politicians, because i think that with the passage of time in another 20 years politicians will be of indian origin. and in europe to america, there will probably be more you know, it's just more difficult, because on the one hand. a. well, of course, yes, that is , there is a very large indian diaspora, on the other hand, it is important not only directly, but which wave of the diaspora you belong to, because the british one is low. it is one of those like plastov yes, over time, that is , first of all, the sailors of the lascars, who lived there, got there, then after the war, indian workers such proletarians began to come to us, who worked there in centuries-old factories in the textile industry. uh, in the hospitals. that's the attitude towards them was very ambiguous, because they were pushed on the one hand by discrimination, and on the other hand, after all, not the british society, very cool inside . it was they who somehow began to feel this cl

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he cannot but adapt very deeply, but is it still possible to try to calculate some kind of cultural onichological traits of these, these, because i think that with the passage of time , in 20 years more politicians of indian origin and europe will come to america, probably, you understand, britain is just more and more difficult, because on the one hand. a. well, of course, yes, that is, there is a very large indian diaspora, on the other hand , not only reliability is important, but what kind of diasport wave you belong to, because the british low dias with us is one of those like plastov yes, over time, that is, the first thing they got there on the river was lascars, who were there lived in the state, then after the mass war. that's where indian workers began to come , such proletarians who worked there in centuries-old factories in the textile industry. uh, in the hospitals. so the attitude towards them was very ambiguous, because they were repelled on the one hand by discrimination, and on the other hand, they were still not british society, very cool inside . it was they who someh

. >>> a stretch of westbound 80 is oni up 12 hours early. it was closed all weekend for major construction between the 780 interchange in vallejo and highway 4 in hercules. it was supposed to reopen by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. >>> labor day weekend travelers are making their way home now. aaa estimated 80% of people who traveled drove. airports have been really, really busy. the tsa says this is the busiest summer travel period ever recorded. here in the bay area if you stuck around, you noticed something a little different for this labor day weekend. it was cooler, significantly, right? >> yeah. kind of wet, yes, some drizzle here and there saturday and sunday. >>> today we got back to more of a typical september pattern without any extreme heat. this is what it looks like from treasure island towards downtown san francisco. the fog will push back across the bay as we head through tonight, but temperatures returned closer to average. currently we're starting to retreat from warm temperatures inland, still 82 degrees in santa rosa, fairfield, 70s

what we are finding as we is ony compared to the old system the old system is actually collecting less then 1% of injuries. anyone can look up this study. they developed the system said cdc was telling people at that timeim the vaccines were enterig one and in a million people. what lazarus found about one and every 36 people were getting injured. it was a horrendous injury rate they reported that the cdc the cdc went silent the description of that interaction the cdc sub is huge in magnitude and shut down the system and refused to unroll it and refused to talk to the very scientists they had retained. and during covid ed i just want to say this, during covid they developed another system which was confirming this horrendous rate of entry. about two weeks ago we started to unroll the new vaccine thboosters cdc mysteriously shut down the system. you should not really come to me it is unfair to come to me which is a bad system admittedly. but it overcomes vaccine and under counts 100 fold. that is cdc's only peer-reviewed studies. the question you should really be askingwe is why it does

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look at modern oni 2023 the year of manufacture of the processor, which will allow modern computer graphics to mount a ruler on it. you donetsk school for security purposes today are held inside the building on the ground floor, but the most important thing is distance learning. in donetsk itself , the doctrine is slowly fading into the past; we have just such an artillery shell. we already know this. we went through these exercises and we will definitely repeat everything, so the children want to learn. children want to communicate and they will still study horlivka-yamakeevka online, but where it is possible, they choose the format themselves parents, if in donetsk now 70% want to study full-time 30% at home, then in the lugansk people's republic behind start only 20% of parents. well, of course, fear. there is a risk, we understand it. parents understand him, because there is a level of cynicism. yes, that is, to the side, he is tall, and we saw that after all, there were rocket hits on schools. yes, we are in lnr. there are territories where schools are ready. but training is impossible

and conducted by personnel not approved to use them ony detainees. questions about how and when to apply interrogation techniques were ad hoc. a not proposed, evaluated and approved in the manner described by the cia and written descriptions and testimonies about the program. detainees were often subject to harsh and brutal interrogations. i'm treatment because cia analyst believed often an error they knew more information than what they had provided. sometimes cia managers and interrogators in the field more uncomfortable with what they were being asked to do and recommend ending the abuse of a detainee. repeatedly in such cases they are overruled by people at cia headquarters who thought they knew better. such as by analysts with no line authority. this shows again how a relatively small number of cia personnel perhaps 40 -- 50 were making decisions on detention and interrogation despite the better judgment of others cia officers. the fourth and final set of findings in conclusion concern how the interrogation of cia detainees were absolute brutal.

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the fed has a brand-new challenge it's called a hundred dollar oil pretty good story oni the wall streetet journal websic all about saudi and russiautn production cuts in the fed is going to hold their interest rate target study tomorrow. i guess everybody thinks that the several and novelist think world oil is under stock by several million built into barrels a day and going beyond the journal oil story, joe biden has essentially frozen drilling in alaska at big chunks of the gulf of mexico and closing downs oil and gas exploration in the t great state of new mexico. i believe we got that news today which happens to be the home of the interior secretary, deb haaland who is a native american who insist on going against the tribes in new mexico were sowh many other native americans would love to have high-paying jobs in the oil fields, go figure. in other words opec plus wax the u.s. on the head by cutting back on production and please don't forget that includes iran and venezuela with russia and saudi. joe biden's response is to slam down current and future production herdoe in the u.s. i

he was tweeted with ukrainian sk officials saying starlink is oni the way. then over the ensuing months, i think he clocked the price tag of this. there was a pragmatic concern, and there appears to be an idealogical shift, where in conferences and other settings and even eventually on twitter he started putting out public peace plans that accorded exactly with what the russians wanted. he started tweeting out information that the russians n often point to, namely that there are areas around ukraine's borders in which the local population like to say they would prefer russian rule. that's something elon musk parroted. we see all of this that's public facing. then we have the fact from multiple people now that he was in many conversations it appears with russian officials. and at least one with vladimir putin himself, later he denied that, but that does seem to be h the case, and you cited a paragraph where there are wh unnamed officials saying that. i would point out there's also on the record people saying that. colin kahl, a senior defense official, is on

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this is an instant when president washington's enslaved woman oni judge, he worried that she was going to escape while he was in philadelphia and in fact, she did take a ship from philadelphia to new hampshire and an agent of the president put this advertisement newspaper in philadelphia. as she may attempt to escape by water all masters of vessels and others are cautioned against receiving her on board. and of course her escape only judges escape was successful washington tried again and again to get her back and and was never able to do so, but this is just another example of a runaway slave advertisement. here's another one from the mid-19th century and this is a case where the the advertisement mentions the fact that the people who had absconded had a long relationship with with watermen, and it was suspected that they were using that relationship for help to escape both of them. sorry. both of them had had a long time relations with the -- fishermen at the bayou and so we see this again and again where owners are publishing what they suspect happened and how they think they're ens

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. >> the ony way to survive. it was horrible. children were hungry and they were crying.ference to last week's artillery attack. nagorno-karabakh residents ran for cover. azerbaijan called it an antiterrorist operation and released video of drone strikes on what they said were armenian defense positions. the 24 hour offensive ended in a russian brokered cease-fire, forcing separatist karabakh troops to dissolve their formations and disarm. azerbaijani soldiers ripped out the armenian flag and raise to their own in villages they say the liberated. azerbaijani president declared victory. >> as a result, azerbaijan has restored its sovereignty. >> i think his objective is to erase karabakh. ali: a former u.s. ambassador to azerbaijan. >> it was not that long ago he was talking about pushing armenians not only out of karabakh but out of our media itself. ali: last week's attack was short-lived but the damage was deep. on a trip to the region this week, samantha power pledged $11.5 million in aid, but food and medicine are still scarce, and the offensive exacerbated an already

general default position of the justice department across the board is they're not going to comment oni ongoing investigations. now this transitioned into a new phrase with this follow on from the plea deal that didn't work out, this is still an active investigation. so i would really question how informative he would be at this stage until they bring this case to some kind of resolution. >> and there's been suggestion, kevin mccarthy's suggestion, it would move forward with an impeachment inquiry into merrick garland. whatever happened to that? do you think that republicans will move forward with that merrick garland impeachment inquiry? >> i think no. but if it will be politically beneficial to them, then they will go down that route. but right now, it doesn't appear happening. >> one at a time. takes on a lot of oxygen out of the room. thanks, guys, for joining us here. thanks for joining "inside politics." much more live coverage of this important hearing. the attorney general under oath answering questions as cnn news central starts right now. "news central" starts right now. >>> f

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many people already in town stopping by here, picking up their badges, figuring out the lay of musk oni, how they move about and most importantly, for san francisco spending money because san francisco has been put on notice by ceo marc benioff of salesforce. he's already said he will be keeping a close eye on how san francisco deals with this homelessness and drug use on the streets during the conference. he does not like what he sees, there is a chance that he will take this conference which has been around for decades, maybe to another city and that obviously takes out millions of dollars from san francisco. this being the biggest conference that it hosts every year. it brings in jasper downtown james and darya 7 million dollars in terms of hotel rooms and restaurants not to mention the tourism dollars moving forward because a lot of people. but 100 million people will watch online as they attend wherever they are across the globe. this conference in if they hearing the bad news, they might not come to san francisco to spend their tourism dollars long after. this conference wraps up.

. >> as we close our conversation today i want to remindio not ony in person audience but are listeninge that stephen decatur has that impacte throughout our nation. there are 11 state in our country that have towns, , citi, or villages named after decatur. some of them are very large like decatur, georgia. some of them very small like a very own decatur nebraska which is a population of a massive 500 people on the missouri river and its actually a place that lewis and clark traveled through to explore america. stephen decatur still has that type off impact across our nation. many americans are notot aware d even her own sailors and marines may not be aware of how impactful hisfu leadership, his brace since of wanting to win in every single battle and what it meant forr our fledging may become particularly during the wars 1812 and today we celebrate that style of leadership much of which i have seen and observed and i'm so excited about the future for lieutenant commander kayla barron. thank you all for being with us today. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, admiral and ca

hannit ony one of the things the actually, that we're seeing in the data is that the covido 19 vaccines, they appear to increase the riskhe infectio over time. and this is from multiple studies. we were slow to see anything about it initially because it's obviously a a big deal, too, to say something like that. but now we'vw we he seen that in multiple studies around the world, different time periodworld,s after a few montht a little longer and some studies they actually appearaseh to increase the risk of contracting 19. so, yes, that's what we're seeing here in florida. also. and fortunately, it is mild for almost everyone, not everyone, unfortunately, but for almost everyone. >> have you seen side long terme side effects for for people that have gotten vaccinated and booster and booster and vaccinated a? >> have you seen that? >> we have seen studies have shown side effects. we've done some of our own work here in floride of oura that shn increased risk of cardiac death. i thin k though what's probably more important with that change, my recognize, oh, would that be myocarditis? would

so that's my problem is, like oni said, 50% of our population by the time biden's out of office, willhere illegally. that's because my study in 2016with said 25 to 30. those match with shutting it bee forever by more than 12 million or so since he's been there. >> you're close to 40, 45 million, 1050. hop l that's that entire population. but that's why this idea like we're going to bring in everybody who has well, we mk we don't even know who's here.e we've gocat to make sure evenh 4 deal with the problem here for them. >> he's the richest man in the world. yo millionu br.inere you bring everyone here, ellen, you'll be out of money soon. yeahelon, soon well, they keep w for workers. their wages stay really lo real >> you flood the market, so. dan, thank you. all right. 27 years after rapper tupac shakur was gunned down in las vegas, an arrest has finally been made. avox's kevin corke is heres. with all the breaking details. kevin, what do we know? ouenins is the storyg, laura. >> this is a sort of story that you'd almost expect. you know, robert, you know, decked out in his signature

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northern england, even the south�*rain at times and see northern england, even the south�*rain at times oni at times on monday brighter few showers brighter with a few showers towards the >> it's saturday night and this is the saturday five. i'm darren grimes along with albie amankona emily carver, lewis oakley and diane spencer. tonight on the show. back off and gb views gb news is winning. >> more black britons should be black, british and proud. just like me. suella. >> bravo! bravo man should take up the archbishop of canterbury . sorry wokery sorry canterbury's offer to meet to discuss migration despite the distractions , we still need a distractions, we still need a minister for men and rishi sunak attempt to teach pupils maths till they're 18 is a serious miscalculation . miscalculation. >> it's 7 pm. and this is the. saturday five. well come to the saturday five. the best saturday night takeaway that you could order. and tonight it's two for the price of one. as we're serving you a special extended saturday five. expect fiery debate, spicy opinions and a huge topping of fun . every

northern england, even the south�*rain at times and see northern england, even the south�*rain at times oni at times on monday brighter few showers brighter with a few showers towards the >> it's saturday night and this is the saturday five. i'm darren grimes along with albie amankona emily carver, lewis oakley and diane spencer. tonight on the show. back off and gb views gb news is winning. >> more black britons should be black, british and proud. just like me. suella. >> bravo! bravo man should take up the archbishop of canterbury . sorry wokery sorry canterbury's offer to meet to discuss migration despite the distractions , we still need a distractions, we still need a minister for men and rishi sunak attempt to teach pupils maths till they're 18 is a serious miscalculation . miscalculation. >> it's 7 pm. and this is the. saturday five. well come to the saturday five. the best saturday night takeaway that you could order. and tonight it's two for the price of one. as we're serving you a special extended saturday five. expect fiery debate, spicy opinions and a huge topping of fun . every

ony. >> it really was.did a the republicans did a very good job of pointing ouvet the obvios ,the frustrations that at least half of the country untry isis feeling. and we've been seeing this over and over again. the criminality of a cover up from the russia collusion lie to the fake impeachmensia colltw january 6th. januye forgot how man people were actually there as informants. >> they don' actuallt know, fort everything. >> okay. so i think that the republicans did a very?hink the good job inb of stating the obvious. but the question remains, will there be any consequences? >> sadly, to say, i don't think so. so you don't think there's going to be a garlande impeachment or a joe biden impeachment? >> i do thina gard impeat this impeachment inquiry has dug up enough badia: i th news for joen that it is likely that we will see the house impeach joe biden, but the senate is not going to do it. >> so thenimpeac it stands still again.l agai my orcusn. 9000 people a day cae into this country every day over the weekend. 9000. i mean, we've been averaging, what, six, h 8000, 9000 a dayhe over the w

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maizoe oni promotion. join us on the streets. maizoe on the motion. join us on the streets. the streets. maizoe on the two things that i >> zoe on the two things that i called you out on for saying it was misinformation, you had to agree with me that it was accurate. so your solution zahawi presumably is renewables like let's just like offshore wind. let's just remind everybody, two weeks ago the had auction the government had an auction for five licences for for five new licences for offshore wind. and what sort of bids do they get? mean, how bids do they get? i mean, how many of developers came many loads of developers came fonnard bids really low fonnard with bids at really low pnces fonnard with bids at really low prices everyone was prices that everyone was celebrating could be achieved? how came fonnard? zoe as how many came fonnard? zoe as far as i know, it didn't it wasn't a functional process. >> it didn't actually work because they set the levels too low that costs have gone up a bit and they set the levels too low, so they failed. it was government failure and i d

maizoe oni promotion. join us on the streets. maizoe on the motion. join us on the streets. the streets. maizoe on the two things that i >> zoe on the two things that i called you out on for saying it was misinformation, you had to agree with me that it was accurate. so your solution zahawi presumably is renewables like let's just like offshore wind. let's just remind everybody, two weeks ago the had auction the government had an auction for five licences for for five new licences for offshore wind. and what sort of bids do they get? mean, how bids do they get? i mean, how many of developers came many loads of developers came fonnard bids really low fonnard with bids at really low pnces fonnard with bids at really low prices everyone was prices that everyone was celebrating could be achieved? how came fonnard? zoe as how many came fonnard? zoe as far as i know, it didn't it wasn't a functional process. >> it didn't actually work because they set the levels too low that costs have gone up a bit and they set the levels too low, so they failed. it was government failure and i d

so, five oni masks in front of you. parts. yeah, i like that. the tactile experience is now going to make the festival come alive to me in my mind. i now have a picture of what they may be wearing. i can have an audio description of how they dance, and then i'm hearing the music. i can fully immerse myself in the festival, so i'm really excited. drum beats. there are over 100 onidaiko dance groups on the island and they dedicate their performances to a shrine. the lions came out. now, she's trying to scare them. wow. they're so close. yeah. the lions are moving around as well. yeah. applause. yay! woo! thank you. 0h! he's got, he's got hair. i felt that day shifted my mind—set. i always thought that my blind experience was less than... oh, what are these for? ..that when i felt something tactile, i didn't see that as valid as actually looking at that thing in real life. this is the god of snake. the god of snake. that day proved to me that my tactile experience was as valid as a visual one. yes! yeah. thank you. up the

. >> largely oniing daily power is an aphrodisiac. >> largely on a g daily power is an aphrodisiac. >y power is an aphrodisiac. >> largely on a day toiaily power is an aphrodisiac. >> largely on a day to day express largely on a day to day basis. that made me, you know, quite . but i was rather quite tasty. but i was rather good looking . uh, would you good looking. uh, would you have. come on as a younger man? would you have come unstuck in the old metoo era? >> could you have had a face to answer? >> oh, no, no, no, no, no. i've always highly respectful to always been highly respectful to women. and that's why sometimes i found it very difficult to have to turn them down. now, the other thing is, as you're growing up, i'm talking now about my late 20s going to 30s. you've got to keep an image up with your other male. >> the only thing you've got to keep up. >> no, no, no. but you've got to keep an image it's keep an image up. so it's actually part of the image, particularly if you're, you know , the news editor, that kind of things, to have a pretty lady on your lot time right your

. >> largely oniing daily power is an aphrodisiac. >> largely on a g daily power is an aphrodisiac. >y power is an aphrodisiac. >> largely on a day toiaily power is an aphrodisiac. >> largely on a day to day express largely on a day to day basis. that made me, you know, quite . but i was rather quite tasty. but i was rather good looking . uh, would you good looking. uh, would you have. come on as a younger man? would you have come unstuck in the old metoo era? >> could you have had a face to answer? >> oh, no, no, no, no, no. i've always highly respectful to always been highly respectful to women. and that's why sometimes i found it very difficult to have to turn them down. now, the other thing is, as you're growing up, i'm talking now about my late 20s going to 30s. you've got to keep an image up with your other male. >> the only thing you've got to keep up. >> no, no, no. but you've got to keep an image it's keep an image up. so it's actually part of the image, particularly if you're, you know , the news editor, that kind of things, to have a pretty lady on your lot time right your

sake of this future they endured for many years, but then they were alone and according to ukraine onibut now they are with russia as it was before, and so there will always be news on channel one. hello on channel one news release in maxim sharafutdinov studio more than 80,000 candidates, the decision on which the future of the country depends in russia, elections started a single voting day on sunday, but in most subjects the procedure is carried out within 3 days. this was done for the convenience of the russians, the heads of 21 regions will be elected, including those in moscow and the moscow region who vote for measures and governors in 20 regions are determined by deputies of legislative assemblies. plus will be even before the elections to the state duma and companies at the municipal level for the first time under russian law vote in the dpr lc zaporozhye kherson regions and many have already made their choice during early voting. zaporozhye, kherson regions , the percentage of early voting varies greatly, it largely exceeds the percentage of those who voted early e in other r