it is the value of oran, open radio access networks, it allows for innovation, it allows for a range of businesses, especially u.s. businesses, to utilize spectrum in a way that can provide value to those countries. most of them get that, but it is continuing to engage in those conversations to share information. there is a lot of misinformation out there about how the u.s., the big, bad u.s. is using oran as a means to donate -- dominate the technology of the future, the systems of the future. we may dominate, but that is because we have the best companies, the best innovators in the world. not because we are doing so and trying to coercively try to take over other countries systems. we can do it in ways that help lift up other countries business, that is the other part of this, is engaging with countries in regions all around the world to help them recognize that we want to be partners. our businesses want to be partners with their businesses. we want to find ways to lift up their small and midsize enterprises like we are lifting up hours. that brings together that mutually benefic

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what is the difference between oran and kefir?m the point of view of some biologically active substances or everything , in my opinion, it’s just the same two names are the same. excuse me if i, hmm, said it wrong, but this is how it seems to me, because these are all varieties of kefir, so it’s like this, and the bulgarians what they do, in addition to kefir, cucumber and greens, they put a walnut here. so well, there is a difference. it's sharper. well, the walnut shifts the taste, of course, makes this soup more satisfying, nuts are generally high in calories. but if we talk about the benefits of nuts at all, then there probably won’t be enough transfer time, because these are vegetable proteins and potassium and lower bad cholesterol, increase a good mass of antioxidants, vitamins in general, probably. from the point of view of such a gift from god, a nut is just a bundle of benefits. uh, no harm, but the benefit colossal. nuts prolong youth. great health slow down atherosclerosis prevents cancer, in general, 70 g of nuts per

i wish i coauthored with two social psychologists steve heine and r and oran zion. we raised a methodological concern. we pointed out that not only were experimental behavioral scientists including psychologists and economists. sampling from a rather thin thin slice of human diversity that thin slice is actually psychologically peculiar when in a global perspective so to refer to these populations we coined the background in weird as a consciousness-raising device. so as was mentioned weird stands for western western educated industrialized, rich and democratic so this initial effort led to my project was to us to answer. my first question was whether we can explain the global and regional variation in individualism conformity. shame versus guilt analytic thinking moral universalism and cooperation among strangers that we find around the world or said in other way, why are weird people so individualistic non-conforming overconfident guilt-ridden intention obsessed non-holistic and willing to cooperate with strangers? to explain the psychological variation my approac

we can't give up our fellow americans trapped in places like chicago or baltimore oran san francisco. >> a political realignment is underway and with patience and optimism, we're going to keep building this freedom movement. and when we prevail, get ready n for america's new golden age. >> and that's the angle. all right. joining us now is ohio senate candidate jody vance. j jadi.d this axios piece really struck me because the media are seeing this globalist dreamst world beginning to fade d away o them because more people are on to this total charade. >> how do you see this playing out with this new crop of republicans coming into the republican party? well, i think we have anav incredible opportunity for too actually do something for the increasingly working and middle classr th base oftr the party. i thinkre president trumpd delivered in a big way, but as you know, he is often not aligned with his own party. and i think if we really win the way that we should insh twenty two and we start to deliver results, we're going to have a republican party at every level that's actually align

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so i want to commend representatives owe hal oran and -- representatives o'halloran and carter for theireadership on this bill. this bill will make sure we have the tools and resources not only to do our work but expand activities including by enhancing rescue efforts for americans trapped in disaster areas. so madam speaker, i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i look forward to its consideration in the senate and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. carter: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. carter: i rise in support of my bill, h.r. 4990, the tifrment s. -- the i.t.s. codification act. as demand for wireless technology continues to grow, we must continue to focus on identifying potential communities to make more spectrum available for commercial use, including reallocating and sharing spectrum from federal users. in order to protect federal missions, these reallocation decisions rely on com

. _ is awareness of a complaint that may have been, oran is awareness of a complaint that may have beenion that may have been made, and something that trips the _ have been made, and something that trips the wire or meet the threshold for formal_ trips the wire or meet the threshold for formal disciplinary action. a man is arrested by police in the us state of illinois — after six people were shot dead at an independence day parade. a bbc investigation has found that children as young as 11 have been housed in temporary accomodation as record numbers are placed into care. sport now. it's a lively day today with 0lly foster. where are you starting? i am startin: foster. where are you starting? i am starting with — foster. where are you starting? i am starting with the _ foster. where are you starting? i —.n starting with the cricket. the england capatin ben stokes says they are trying to rewrite how test cricket is being played. they completed a sensational 7 wicket victory over india in the rearranged final test to level the series. they easily reached the 378 runs required, their highe

of a turning point as it seems at this stage, do you think we might see a shift in military tactics orant negotiations on hold for a moment because i think it's going to take a lot more than that to force a kind of negotiated settlement but a change of tactics, maybe. we are seeing the russians apparently reinforcing and sending troops from the eastern donbas region across to the kherson area in an attempt to forestall any kind of ukrainian advance so it is having an effect. in the donbas, western officials believe the russian campaign there which has been grinding forward for the last several months has reached a point at which it is not progressing at all. but at times like this, russia has the ability to remind everyone in ukraine that no—one is safe. this morning we had air raid sirens, if i look to the north i can see smoke still rising from a target, not quite sure what it was, that was hit early this morning so now and again you get reminders from russia that nowhere in ukraine is safe. i'm joined now by ed arnold, research fellow in european security at the royal united services