path, who must really create their own family, their own, their own traditions, yes, where something go on and build their own lives on their own, you can become the founder, you are in a completely new chain, the chain of how to treat a good family, without the traumatic experience of this broken nest, with such a very good parting, when you really watch with delight how people leave in order to continue their lives. well, friends, it seems to me that... today ’s situation has turned out to be different, our today’s heroine leaves, as she says, with a light feeling and with the words that i can, and i see that with a whole plan, how act. svetlana, you didn’t tell the heroine what to do, you didn’t give advice, you just asked questions, was it improvisation or it was some kind of technique so that... the heroine would come out to resolve issues, well , it was definitely improvisation, but at the same time, it could become a style of consultation, a style of conversation, when i relied on that the best that is in our heroine is something that has not yet been revealed, but is definite

so for them, they're their own problem. >> so it's a nice time to own fixed income, bryce, i hear you saying. i'm going to ask you where in eex -- fixed income might be the most profitable investments, but you think that the -- you don't think, even though rates have gone back up from where they were a few weeks ago, you don't think that we're going to test the high yields from last fall, do you? >> no, i don't. i think we're passed the peak in rates, and that it's just a matter of time before investors kind of realize that it's inevitable that yields will come down. i like looking at the two-year treasury -- >> i was going to ask you, where are the sweet spots in fixed income right now? >> i love the belly of the curve, because the two-year maturity always is looking at where fed funds will be two years from now. so let's say come this summer, say june, people will expect the fed funds rate to be a lot lower june than they are two years from now. so that yield curve will do really well between now and then. and we like the mortgage sector in particular. you can get government agency

daughter, well, we treat you, that is, like our own.ou, elena, prefer not to know about this? most likely not, it would be better to remain in place. at that moment, my psyche was very broken, i became very aggressive, that is, well, i began to change radically, that is, a very broken thing happened in me. push, that is practically my inner self broke down, the relationship with my parents deteriorated after that , the relationship began to somehow become more chilled or adjusted, because i already began to consider myself unnecessary, as they say, a girl, a girl at that time, because after they adopted me , they... had a child of their own after 2 years, and that is, for me, i became like in the background, you really felt that you were loved less, yes, yes, that is, relationships with parents, upbringing is practically the same it wasn’t strong, because when they attacked weekends or holidays, we went either to my beloved grandmother, that is, these are the most... beloved person who loved me, gave all his love, gave all his upbringin

wealth isn't about working for someone else it is about owning your own business. wealth is what you can pass down to your children it will make their lives better and help them to get ahead. not hold them back. wealth is a power, freedom, opportunity and we all deserve it. but when it comes to wealth black america comes up short. then mark said it looked at racial wealth gap from 1860 until 2020 per the study found that in 2020 every dollar the average white family has the average black family only has 17%. seventeen cents the same study found a 1920 the average black family only had 10 cents for every dollar the average white family had and 100 years we have only gained 7 cents on the dollar. let's look at the last 40 years. the same study found since 1980 the racial wealth gap is growing by about one tenth of a% each year. the numbers don't lie. the racial wealth gap remains persistent and consistent. let's take a closer look at these numbers. a concerning 60% of our wealth is in our homes and only 45% of black people are homeowners. the black homeownership rate

needs and our own understanding independent russia, sanctions are only a kind of side factor in thisaccelerating this process, or somewhere slowing it down, but today we must proceed from the fact that we clearly know that russia is a self-sufficient country. and this means our own sovereign economy, this is a fairly strong social policy, this is our own strong political power, this is trust in power from the people, this is working with russia’s partners to reach out and solve the problems that russia is able to do today formulate not only for yourself, but for all humanity. i think that this is the general line, it sets the tone , everything else is a side consequence, so of course, sanctions... heroism, ideas, moral position, and of course, confidence and faith and love in one’s own country, but it’s like it wouldn’t sound loud, so speaking about sanctions , of course we are waiting for them, so that once again, uh, well , we can see what else today, what our frag is thinking about, this also needs to be analyzed, to see what else he has left in reserve, what perhaps today the dum

our own assets, and to be able to own and monetize our own digital creation as it is a new operating system for the web that in my view promises to put more power in the hands of individuals at the expense of platforms. what i'm going to do today is walk you through six transform nations, starting with what i think is the most elemental and going and sort of bigger and bigger concentric circles if you'd like to understand more, encourage you to read the book because we get into that in detail. so at the very core of this are assets. now i hear a lot from a lot of people this question about cryptocurrency seems right. i don't really understand why we have so many currencies. what are all these currencies for or why or why do we have all these virtual assets or virtual currencies? and i think that in the words that we use are, just incorrect most of these digital assets are not currencies. currencies, very particular thing. the us is a currency. the canadian is a currency. bitcoin is trying to be a currency. a currency needs to be a store of value. bitcoin is volatile, but it's proven

it's in ukrainians interest, but also our own. so that message goes out into the districts -- what message are they giving to members of congress, and how are members of congress understanding what the world looks like and how they will have to answer if they don't support this funding. i am zoomers, i think we will get there, but the american people need to speak stronger to their mentors. max: what about encouraging the eu and european partners to do more as well? undersecretary nuland: we have 54 billion dollars in new assistance, and it is not just europe, but europe and our global partners are outstripping us on the economic support pieces of all of this. you see a lot of money in europe now going into building up their own defense and industrial base, to replace what you sent to ukraine, but also between other countries and ukrainians. i think there is a good amount of angst in europe about whether we will continue to do what we need to do. frankly, we need to send a strong message not just for ukraine, but about peace aroun

own way of dressing. they don't eat some of the things that we do. we can't trust them. and have a lot of money. oh, and they killed god. so it really it to be this durable it can't be any one thing it has to be a lot of different. i think it maybe get in the weeds a tiny bit but i think that's sort of a little bit of a difference between of historic anti judaism kind of xenophobia that -- experience in this kind of complex. we call it antisemitism that developed over time. it developed with christian super secessionism. the idea that the church replaced -- at the church with people the apart in this jewish community pushed into the sense of conspiracy that they was given, projected on to them. and then like you talked about the economic that many jewish communities not all that many communities were put into and then that process of modernization. it's complicated piece that had many generations since but what i think is interesting about it is that many cultures had stories about certain minorities in t

at any facility our team accepted without attraction as if they were their own. you can’t get rid of sports, today on earth, belarusian athletes are traditionally strong in winter sports, so we believe that their arrival today will push for good, kind competition, it is very important for us that athletes from belarus are competing today our competitions, as you have already noticed, our chelyabinsk... and fans are rooting not only for their own, but naturally, our belarusian friends and colleagues will receive the same share of support from chelyabinsk fans. the spartakiad is coming to an end, but this year we will also have a number of big events, including joint belarusian and russian ones, so there will be a lot of information reasons, there will be a lot of victories, well, in the end , i’ll emphasize once again that following sports is of course great, but the most important thing is to do sports yourself; in our country absolutely all conditions have been created for this. this concludes our episode; we will tell you about the main things in belarus next s

well, as part of our own national character. peace. a peace that preserves freedom remains america's first goal in the coming years as a mighty nation. we will continue to pursue peace, but to be strong abroad. we must be strong at home. and in order to be. we must continue to up to the difficult issues that us as a nation today. the crises in iran and afghanistan have dramatized a very important lesson our excessive dependance on oil is a clear and present to nation's security. the need has never been more urgent. long last, we must have a clear, comprehensive policy for the united. as you well know, i have been working the congress in a concentrated and processed way over the past three years to meet this need. we have made together. but congress must act promptly now to complete final action on this vital energy. our nation will then have a major conservation. important initiatives to develop solar power. realistic pricing based on a true value of oil. strong incentives for the production of coal and other fossil fuel in the united

or tebsi company owns his own car and his own driver it is not sent to actually move people , but these are companies whose main job is transportation, that is , they are a group of drivers, they own cars , they have no employment relationship with these companies, and they want to operate in the transportation market. there are a number of people who want to use the service of this company, in fact, the drivers, but the matching is exactly as it is called in the economy, this is a service that these companies do with their software and system madan, of course , in order for this sort of arrangement to be done correctly they have a series of rules and regulations, that is , they specify a framework for the drivers, the drivers who want to be active in this framework and this game that they design and make adjustments to this market , they should actually have a series of rules and regulations. rules and well, when we define this market as the matching service between driver and passenger , it means that this service is being provided by the suppliers. this market is only the suppliers w

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again, beating the s&p, you can own 25% of your hind fund in tech, and own other stuff. stuff that's got annihilated this year underneath. and maybe sets it better for 25. you look at health care services. look at tools. you look at, there's things you can buy underneath in a balanced portfolio could be the s&p. >> tools, like illinois tool works? we are talking about? >> health care tools. stuff i think health care is really legging. >> authoritarian hammers and screwdrivers. >> no guns and butter. >> we talk about picks and shovels though. >> you know, i do think there's things you can own, it's not all by correlation to the go go textile. if i do think, you know, there's a lot of opportunity. on the other, and there's things i don't want to own. u.s. retail or stuff like that. >> why, not the consumers doing great? >> yeah, it depends. if their physical retailers, is just gonna hard for them to be in that margin. among comps. stocks that have really recovered, i don't think deserve it. like target. that's one that i was picking. comp negative online and in the store,

mortar, made our own mine , wings, everything, what is this, we make our own gunpowder , you hook theke our own fuse, we do it ourselves, well, completely, yeah , we fill it, we do it, twisted it, assembled it and flew. here is this installation for a smoke bomb, it is electrically started by this very thing , here we have a remote control, here it is, yeah, here is the remote control, well , any length, it is connected, inserted, pressed the button , it flies, you set the angle at what angle, well, it flies 400 m, these checkers are on bmws, on tanks, on bhahs, on tanks, these are installations, they shoot. the inventions will be useful to the russian military-industrial complex, but the cheburashka multiple launch rocket systems they assembled continue to work for the forefront. on the enemy, i support the attack of participants in a special military operation, this rszzo fires thermoboric shells with a caliber of 217 mm. this is how donbass forges victory at the front in the rear. does she really read minds or not? the premiere, anna ostrovskaya, the investigative committee, she ha

arms and their own internal strength. me, they can easily do this and in fact they will bring the region to the point where the region decides for the region and not outside of that . discussing the developments in gaza, mr. amir abdullahian and mr. jalil abbas jilani , foreign ministers of iran and pakistan, in a telephone conversation , emphasized the end of the crimes committed by the zionist occupation in gaza . mr. shahidi , we had a conversation between the foreign ministers of iran and pakistan. you are a guest of the world today. i want to ask pakistan how you evaluate the cooperation between iran and pakistan in the field of the palestinian issue and also the sympathy of the public opinion of pakistan with the people of iran and regarding the issue of palestine, the people of pakistan are muslim people, they are religious people , they are sentimental people, and in terms of religion and in terms of values , compared to many other countries, their people believe in islam, and their relationship with iran is also

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reporter: he says he needs to find his own bravery.ussia has momentum. >> a lot of my friends have been away for two years in this hell . i need to start training. reporter: in january he started basic training. it was the first time he held a gun. >> i never expected at some point in my life i would know how to clean a gun and shoot a gun. i want to protect my country. reporter: his country needs him. ukraine's army is struggling to find recruits. some 15,000 have paid to leave the country illegally. russia has more than that deployed inside ukraine. >> from our side, they are the best people of our country. and from their side, there are criminals, people with no future and we are losing our best people. reporter: sometimes you can forget that at night in kyiv. the city's bars are dark and filled with dark humor. it is an escape from the pain. >> i hope he will [inaudible] [laughter] but actually, you know, -- i'm just tired of losing my friends and family. that is why i am making a film about this. i don't think i can say anything m

your own political party colleagues say, "no, we have to have the processing of the gas on our own land which...either upset beijing or upset australia. laughs. you have done an incredible research for this interview. we would be happy to have billions of dollars from the united states, billions of dollars from china. well, the us should be the last person, the last country, to worry about china, because china is the biggest buyer of us debt. until recently, $3 trillion of china's money was in the us. the australians, they rented the port of darwin, a very strategic port, they leased it out to china for 100 years. laughs. we haven't leased anything to china, we don't have any loan from china, but we have a great relationship with the united states, with australia... your prime minister, though, was recently in beijing... yes. ..you said, in support of a closer relationship with china, you said china has hardly ever invaded anyone, and that china ever invading taiwan was unthinkable. the australians then said, "goodness me, it looks like timor—leste is getting close to china, even in ter

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the air danger has passed, we are going to our own, combat work here does not stop for a minute. one, so it ignites here, this is the propellant charge itself, it’s lightweight, accurate, quite long-range, in principle, it fulfills all its tasks, this is good, shot, advanced. for a single piece of equipment, this is an initiative of the russian center for analysis, strategy and technology, which is ready to provide truly large monetary rewards to those of our military who manage to bring such a thing from the northern military district zone: a ground-based unmanned platform... temis, made in estonia, it seems, is of particular interest to domestic specialists, since the award was appointed earlier, but in the amount of 1 million. accordingly, now the rate doubled. the main thing is to capture an unmanned vehicle in more or less good condition, so that employees of the relevant departments can properly study it. well, in general, russian fighters are provided with additional motivation, because serious men’s work really requires serious pay. well, let’s figure it out why the notor

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and as more time passes, we see that he has left his own works. these events are happening while a meeting like the meeting of the cooperation organization we can almost say that the islamic meeting, which was held at the level of the leaders, will end without any significance, and i want to know if there is any hope for meetings like the organization of islamic cooperation meeting in such a situation . are there people's capacities that can help the palestinian people and the palestinian issue? this movie that you showed, maybe one percent of that public reaction could not be expressed yet. we are in different countries these days, i went to different places and i saw by myself, even in pakistan , in india, in arab countries, in oman, goods that belong to the company. it was israeli or sometimes owned by western companies well, people threw these out of the superstores and didn't let people buy them. people who , for example, ran out. in pakistan, these caused the most damage in oman . they caused the most damage in other arab countries. so it me

so now tatyana is scrupulous about cooperation agreements and has her own lawyer. the company has been working for a year and gives a holiday to both ukrainians and poles. natalya also ventured into her own business in poland, a woman from kharkiv remembers with horror what she had to go through in the first weeks of a full scale invasion. we lived in the basement for 10 days, when it all started, and we couldn't stay there anymore, two children, all in the basement, and we decided to go to warsaw, because we had friends here. natalya is a professional massage therapist with medical education. at first, she started doing massages at her home, both poles and ukrainians came, mostly on the recommendation of friends, and this went on for a year. now we are conducting this interview with natalya in the middle of her beauty and health studio. has a size of 100 m2, the facility opened a few months ago, premises in warsaw the woman searched carefully and for a long time. i traveled around the districts, and then i really liked this district, and i decided to look for it,

and now that we've found it, our guten mitsy own. our goal in berlin is to build an integration system for other migrants and refugees. and boeing says to integrate ceiling systems since because a very important mission for me. yes, this is the victor gave me some since may 2022. that's the la copa link, who had just arrived from ukraine. really quickly made friends through a project run by the protestant church was still concerned about her relatives back home and that's his name, and my family is very important to me. i want us to be together, but i don't know if we can go back or when my own appear to more than we get to know. so you're talking about 2 years later things have changed. no, not to lia wants to stay in berlin with her doctor baldwin tutoring for the refugees. as for admission. she's already been to visit her family new, creating a few times and she's extremely concerned about developments there. that you just test the situation. it's frustrating. i know we've got no idea when this will end the end. it's very, very di

it, hold it. >> own it, hold. already in this year alone. goldman sachs citing secular drivers including an elevated breach backdrop thanks to the israel-hamas war and the upcoming election, as well is easing spending headwinds. would you trade? would you own? would you sell palo alto? >> for full disclosure, i own it and i love it this year. i think it's gotten ahead itself, and i don't care. here's what the issue is, can they execute? now are going to hear some news and they keep talking about the price of money and the silicon valley start-ups and what have you that you're leading off the private equity lines of credit and if you get into quarterly results where we're having problems or people want to lengthen their duration as if they're bond traders on softwares and i think that might be opportunity, but here's where the big opportunity is. a few of palo alto's workers themselves are independent contractors with unmanaged computer devices and so much of us in big business have unmanaged devices. that's where

sweden's own support for ukraine in its war l own support for ukraine in its war against russia, is yourjoiningthe last country whose support you need is forthcoming? yes, we are very helpful. already the other allies have ratified it and what we're hearing now from budapest is that they are willing also to ratify us in the hungarian parliament, and that is very good for sweden, but we also think it is good for nato because sweden inside nato will strengthen the whole northern flank of the alliance and it be good for nato to be able to deter and defend risk or aggression so we are determined to be a full—fledged group member of the alliance. full-fledged group member of the alliance. ., ., , ., alliance. how real is that the risk of aggression? — alliance. how real is that the risk of aggression? there _ alliance. how real is that the risk of aggression? there was - alliance. how real is that the risk of aggression? there was a - alliance. how real is that the risk i of aggression? there was a warning of aggression? there was a warning of defence chiefs to the population of defence chiefs to th

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drink tea with tea, run, walk here and go home, come on. we built the agricultural estate with our own hands, without any help, we got married, we didn’t have our own housing at all, as they say, not a hut, not a shovel, but we just started ourselves, no one gave us a penny from either side, or on the other hand, we just started ourselves, it was very difficult, we strived for this, for a better life, so that our children could do something... so that we could help them, because we know how hard it is to get out of this ourselves, we wanted to help them, we want to help them, god bless , so that the lord will let us live , see all this, raise them, in general, this is the hope in our souls, that they will be simply happy, but it will be difficult for them too, but for them to overcome, there is no such thing that falls from the sky, i don't think anyone is falling. from the sky that everything is so easy, it’s so visible, it seems so easy, no one easy, everyone just accepts situations in their own way, even it’s raining, someone is happy , someone oh, it’s raining, it’s the same thing,

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here you can only rely on your own strength.ch, it is located in the grodno region. exhaustive answer prohar, thank you very much and the smile at the end is like an exclamation mark, and dmitry, what do you think? well, granite is kind of brownish-red. stone, and what type of mineral? i can’t give an answer, i understand, it seems to me that prohar can give an answer to absolutely any question, it ’s a mineral, it burns, no, watch an intellectually entertaining project, i know, on the belarus 24 tv channel. but tell me, this is your hobby, yes yours father did you go through afghanistan, did your brother go through chechnya? well , he passed, he didn’t pass, he was in aviation, so in any case, yes, the husband is a colonel in the reserve, yes, the son also chose the military career, yes, yes, yes, elena, today, when there is talk about the war, they no longer seem. why do you want women to acquire gun skills? my position on this in this part is as follows: firstly, a woman who owns a weapon will never use it for attack purposes

next, her being your own boss looked at 3 women from 3 different worlds. all depression for business. thanks for watching the one of mankind's oldest ambitions to be within reach. what is it really is possible to reverse the researches and scientists all over the world for a no race against time? they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature, the more likes watching it on youtube dw documentary, the when i started off, i did experience a lot of resistance because i'm a young woman of 60 all by me like hiking there was some let them are not on the diamond one me and asked me to see i looked at when i filled, i feel like them to step up and say the to the the i'm a young woman. i don't exactly looked at part of a farmer and a lot of elders would not want to listen to a young woman because they've had so much experience as a male dominated industry. there's not many young women who are actually interested in agriculture and i wanted to kind of look closer at our food systems in our agricultural system because i knew that there was ample

. communism, but iran's revolution was first and foremost of an islamic nature, a revolution of its own stemming from islamic civilization. up until the victory of the islamic revolution, it was hard to imagine a revolution with no affiliations to the so-called left. in fact, the word revolutionary had become synonymous with the left. revolutions in russia, china, and those in latin america were all in. said ideologically to the left. in this sense, the 1979 revolution was the first of its kind, drawing totally on islamic teachings. the revolution was not just after the auster of the shaw, but also sought to prepare the ground for the foundation of new system that could construct an independent political identity for the muslim country of iran. as key principle in islam, domination over or b another country is not accepted, so after the victory of the islamic revolution, this principle soon found its way into the country's foreign policy. this is mohammad hasan qadirian. we did not believe in this racist point of view, neither before the start of the islamic revolution, nor after its tr

russian authorities two herself own and then released her. what happened?nt home and was home for three weeks. two days before the 27th, january 27 when i spoke to her again i said, what is happening? are you flying back to me? and she said, it is all over. they phoned me and said i could pick up my phone in an hour. i just need to sign some stuff. she honestly seemed so relieved that she could just breathe. and that was the last i spoke to her and have not heard from her since. geoff: she faces up to 20 years in russian prison for the alleged crime of donating $50 to a charity that supports ukraine. when you think about that potential sentence, what goes through your mind? >> i'm trying not to think about it. but, knowing her and how much life she lives day to day, i can honestly not imagine -- i cannot believe it. geoff: i'm sure you have seen this video released by the fsb purportedly showing her blindfolded with cuffs on her. what do you know of her well-being right now? >> um -- she wrote me a letter two days ago. she is safe. she is locked up with two

we decided to conduct our own investigation, look, this is how our sheet turned out, of course, we will talk about all the characters in this huge, as is now clear, network, let's just dwell... on some of them. so, the founder and leader of the organization is eliot higgins. who it? he collaborated with a certain ngo, which was accused of financing terrorists in attempts to organize the sale of syrian oil from the occupied territories. the next person , eric toller, worked in the intelligence department. policy analyst at the hudson institute in the united states. justin is now a washington- based ngo specializing in security issues and working closely with the us defense department. alberto fittarelli, head of the strategic intelligence group amsterdam. also, cameron-koch. divisions of the united states of america, and great britain, germany, norway and so on and so forth. but how about these independent journalists in uniform, independent journalists? well, okay, we have already found out, so to speak, uh, who these people are, what tasks they perform, who assigns these tasks to them?

cookbook, each dish has its own. seen it, never, it’s crazy, manovanaya... and this, uh, the thing is that it’s exclusive, which means, well, we’re all accustomed to border, to our belarusian potatoes, and we decided to combine the mediterranean snail with our potatoes , these are belarusian potatoes, mediterranean snail, that’s what i understand, try first the salad with marinated snail, yeah, well, everything is very simple, it’s clear, yes, uh, these are ordinary greens, thanks to irina, there’s a lot here, ira, there's parsley here. here is basil, here is spinach and here is dill and pickled snail, tomato there , yes, it’s a little bit like that, try it, mm, it ’s very tasty, you didn’t think of opening your own small french restaurant here, well, ira, this is your dream, my dream is not only a restaurant, my dream is also a lifesaver with a bathhouse, cool. this is my dream, i really hope it comes true. and the spa will have mucin. mucin, yes, after the rescue you can try this exclusive mediterranean snail. this

meanwhile, iran's leaders called on all muslims across the world to rise for their own freedom. according to the founder of the islamic republic, my advice to all muslims and oppressed people of the world is that they should not wait for their... rulers or foreigners to come and give them freedom as a gift. you should rise up and take your rights tooth and nail. in this sense, the islamic revolution has become a source of inspiration for many freedom-seeking nations in the region and across the world. tehran after the revolution helped the downtrodden across the world, from countries such as sudan and ethiopia, to china and afghanistan, helping other countries to stand on their own feet and encourage. urging them to fight for freedom were not what imperialism would welcome. at the same time, iran was major country in the middle east, the world hub of energy and raw materials. for years, world power stuck to their mantra that, if you dominate the middle east, you can dominate the whole world. and now they had lost iran, an indispensable country in the middle east with profound ge

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to win and to gain the freedom of the nation palestine and our own nation are our own sanctities. in this path , we believe that we will win, and this victory requires sacrifice and sacrifice, including martyrdom and captivity, and there may be injury, and a person who moves on this path feels that he is ready for this. therefore, we trust in the victory that will be realized, god willing, and at the same time , god will give us a blessing, either victory or martyrdom , so we always strive to achieve victory , and for martyrdom, god willing , let's continue with the storm on the 15th of mehr or the 7th of akbar. it was to go to the operation or to apologize and so on they should not go and stay in their position until the operation is over and then return home. the basic conclusion is that 1,200 of these mujahideen did not retreat. some of them were married , had families and had children. he had planned this operation for 24 hours to dominate the bases around the gaza strip , as well as to capture the extent of the collapse of the zionist army, which was so great that this happen