so oscar wilde after but, yeah.el case, was he then excused and imprisoned? was it so did the british criminal. he soon after, did he bnng criminal. he soon after, did he bring criminal case against bring a criminal case against him? that two years him? right. and that two years hardly talk . and here they hardly the talk. and here they talk about wilde being seen as a symptom of degenerate culture. how queen degenerate culture would be seen as a bad thing almost was made of changed. okay we're going to stick with the telegraph and why looking your face is depressing. everybody wants so this is turning off the tv could really make you happier but please wait until end of the show. apparently every of television watched in a day increases a person's risk of depression by 5. what depends what you want. unless watching headliners. well, there we go. it says later on. but apparently there's a link between incidence behaviour in depression. i'm going to feel it. we've known this since 1895. if you just sit and you don't

so oscar wilde after but, yeah.el case, was he then excused and imprisoned? was it so did the british criminal. he soon after, did he bnng criminal. he soon after, did he bring criminal case against bring a criminal case against him? that two years him? right. and that two years hardly talk . and here they hardly the talk. and here they talk about wilde being seen as a symptom of degenerate culture. how queen degenerate culture would be seen as a bad thing almost was made of changed. okay we're going to stick with the telegraph and why looking your face is depressing. everybody wants so this is turning off the tv could really make you happier but please wait until end of the show. apparently every of television watched in a day increases a person's risk of depression by 5. what depends what you want. unless watching headliners. well, there we go. it says later on. but apparently there's a link between incidence behaviour in depression. i'm going to feel it. we've known this since 1895. if you just sit and you don't

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this catchphrase belongs to the irish poet and writer oscar wilde, contemplation of something unusualeautiful and original person. he develops his taste , expands his horizons and at the same time receives aesthetic pleasure. expand your horizons, be filled with a sense of beauty and follow the fashion trends of the cultural life of our country alina was not at war with you. and remember, you are the test subjects. it's fashionable see you in a week before new cultural meetings. everything you wanted to know about everyday life and being a clergyman. you need to make a conscious decision and understand what you need will follow certain rules. this is what happened in our family about parishioner participation in worship services. here are the sitz people in the film rich in that we have such a temple near our vesta. and that we have such abbots in the temple, for 31 years already, by the faith of truth, serving god for the healing of the soul and body with the word of god, makes the country leave every family of people, which gives a state of joy of peace and constantly, but the role

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discussed poachers playing gamekeepers on here , but playing gamekeepers on here, but with apologies to oscar wildely to forget to pay £3.7 million in taxes can barely be regarded as a misfortune. but to so as chancellor of the exchequer could feasibly regarded as deliberate if he does get the sack . perhaps mr. does get the sack. perhaps mr. zahawi should go into pr careless but not deliberate . careless but not deliberate. what a line that is. regime should have used it more often , should have used it more often, much better than this effort by rishi sunak to drum up a bit more trust in the regime . this more trust in the regime. this government will have profess nationalism and accountable ability at every level . trust is ability at every level. trust is earned and i will earn yours yours compliant first so i can finish a were he not too busy buffoonery around the streets of kyiv ex—prime minister should have whipped out careless but not the other day , what with his not the other day, what with his 800 grand loan being guaranteed . the man johnson then went on to recommend carelessly to me. c

discussed poachers playing gamekeepers on here , but playing gamekeepers on here, but with apologies to oscar wildely to forget to pay £3.7 million in taxes can barely be regarded as a misfortune. but to so as chancellor of the exchequer could feasibly regarded as deliberate if he does get the sack . perhaps mr. does get the sack. perhaps mr. zahawi should go into pr careless but not deliberate . careless but not deliberate. what a line that is. regime should have used it more often , should have used it more often, much better than this effort by rishi sunak to drum up a bit more trust in the regime . this more trust in the regime. this government will have profess nationalism and accountable ability at every level . trust is ability at every level. trust is earned and i will earn yours yours compliant first so i can finish a were he not too busy buffoonery around the streets of kyiv ex—prime minister should have whipped out careless but not the other day , what with his not the other day, what with his 800 grand loan being guaranteed . the man johnson then went on to recommend carelessly to me. c

question is exactly such an ornament was on the neck of the boy of the star of the fairy tale hero oscar wilde chain b garnet beads c amber necklace time. cyril may remember the work. i don't remember exactly. i answered the option with the amber necklace daria what did you answer, i answered too an amber necklace, because, as if in a fairy tale, it was described in detail that as soon as the lumberjack found the boy, they saw a star on his neck, amber well done dasha she always explains her answer. clever girl about me to pick up amber jelly, but in the end, a kind lumberjack took both the necklace and the child, and that vile lumberjack. yes, this one is not very good , right? the answer to the question. this is an option with an amber necklace. thank you sixth question. how many millimeters are in one decimeter? a 10 b 1.000 c 100 let's ask, i answered c a hundred, because a smart girl in one centimeter, and in one decimeter 10 cm 10 x 10 \u003d 100, so my answer is 100 this is the correct answer to the question option c, go to the seventh question. from what wood was the base of the cross

it to now be a movie that has shifted the world of cinema and also is in you know, oscar conversation, is pretty wild(applause) while this is good luck. >> yes. >> stephen: while this is good luck for all of you, i want to point out in the scene that we showed to introduce you, one of your costars is a pig. >> yes, it's not that one. >> stephen: thank you, so good to see you. everything everywhere all at once is streaming now on showtime. stephanie hsu, everybody. we'll be right back. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergi

heard he wants them all back [ laughter ] our next guest is an oscar-nominated actress you know from films like "the lost daughter" and "wild" she stars in "women talking," which is in select theaters now and everywhere january 20th. let's take a look. >> let's move on to the cons of leading. >> we the women will decide what happens in these meetings. i'm not a two-bit failed farmer who must teach you have been invited here you have been invited here to listen to what we have to say and write it down. nothing more just listen. >> seth: please welcome to the show jessie buckley, everyone. [ cheers and applause ♪ jessie, i'm so happy you're here how are you? >> i'm great >> seth: i'm glad to hear it this is a wonderful film it's a very dark subject matter. it's a true story based on a mennonite community where this group of women had to decide after these acts of sexual violence, are we going to stay in the community, or are we going to leave it's very specific, but the story feels very universal was that something you felt you were all trying to do when you were sitting in that barn together >> yeah. i mean we all wore socks

heard he wants them all back [ laughter ] our next guest is an oscar-nominated actress you know from films like "the lost daughter" and "wildywhere january 20th. let's take a look. >> let's move on to the cons of leading. >> we the women will decide what happens in these meetings. i'm not a two-bit failed farmer who must teach you have been invited here you have been invited here to listen to what we have to say and write it down. nothing more just listen. >> seth: please welcome to the show jessie buckley, everyone. [ cheers and applause ♪ jessie, i'm so happy you're here how are you? >> i'm great >> seth: i'm glad to hear it this is a wonderful film it's a very dark subject matter. it's a true story based on a mennonite community where this group of women had to decide after these acts of sexual violence, are we going to stay in the community, or are we going to leave it's very specific, but the story feels very universal was that something you felt you were all trying to do when you were sitting in that barn together >> yeah. i mean we all wore socks and sandals and had our legs really hairy and kind of got into it. but,

wild card. but happened in this 95 year history of the oscars is change.o much upheaval over the past few years and it seems like what's happened, the oscars is almost become a box ticking awards show . and now what's happening? we actually need credible films out there . are you one of that there. are you one of that handful of people who has seen too, leslie? no, i. i now want too, leslie? no, i. i now want to see and that's the good thing about these kind of films that come out of nowhere, because, to be honest, we've all heard about the avatars, we've heard about top gun. but this film now is generated interest in it, and that's what films should do, i think what's happened with the oscars, they've lost their way in of respect in the art in terms of respect in the art of film and the people who it it's become this big kind of hype thing where it's more about the and less about the the showbiz and less about the art of film. you said that the and the oscars are in danger of degenerating. degenerating into box ticking, and yet there's controversy again t