come our own lives and our own futures. that is what this vote is about and we are not going to give up until we have those freedoms fully protected. i would urge congress to pass the reproductive freedom for women act. i yield the floor. thank you. >> madam president. >> senator from minnesota. >> i join my colleague from michigan and all the other senators who have spoken out on this topic today, to say that now is the time to protect women's reproductive freedom. i thank leader schumer for organizing this group of senators and i thank senator murray for her work on this. i thank you as our newest senator, for being a part of this. a few weeks ago america marked two years since the supreme court overturned half a century of precedent and stripped away every woman's right to make her own health care decisions, going against the 70% to 80% of americans who believe that this decision should be made by a woman and her family and her doctor and not by politicians. and no, they don't want our colleagues sitting in the waiting r

i believe our own and community as well. i believe your own city _ and community as well.ity as well. i believe your own city is at _ and community as well. i believe your own city is at risk _ and community as well. i believe your own city is at risk of - and community as well. i believe your own city is at risk of wildfire danger. how challenging is it to help others while still protecting your own citizens?— help others while still protecting your own citizens? absolutely. you miaht your own citizens? absolutely. you might have — your own citizens? absolutely. you might have heard _ your own citizens? absolutely. you might have heard the _ your own citizens? absolutely. you might have heard the alberta - your own citizens? absolutely. you might have heard the alberta and i might have heard the alberta and canadian government calling in resources from other countries because it is a dry season in canada and in particular north—western alberta. we probably in a normal this time of year might have been able to send more equipment or resources but it is very dry in our area

and our own lives and our own future. that is what this is about and we are not going to give up until we have those freedoms fully protected. i would urge colleagues to pass the reproductive for women act. >> the senator from minnesota. >> i join my colleague from michigan and all of the other senators that have spoken out on the topic today. i think the leader for organizing the group of senators and a senator maria for her work on this and i think you as our newest senator for being part of this. america marked two years since the supreme court overturned half a century of precedent and stripped away every woman's right to make her own healthcare decisions going against the 70 to 80% who believe that this decision should be made by a woman and her family and doctor and not politicians. and they don't want our colleagues sitting in the waiting room. in the wake of that disastrous decision, women across the country remain at the mercy ofca patchwork of state laws creating chaos when it comes to accessing reproductive hea

but like this idea that, people should be able to own things on the internet, own names, own data own you know, game own financial assets, whatever it might be. that idea, i think, is important and has positive benefit. now, a byproduct think about home ownership, right, is you have homes, you have people that flip homes. you have people that speculate on real estate. and we kind of as a society we accept that because it does provide a role. right. like the fact that you can go on zillow and see your price is due to the fact that there's people trading these things or something. right. i mean, like price, discovery, liquidity, there's arguments for why you have markets. yeah, but it shouldn't be the focus and there should be guardrails around it. right. and i think at same way with digital ownership like yes, you should if you truly own something, you should have the right to sell it and there will be people that like to, you know, speculate. that just happens. but you need guardrails. it and it shouldn't be the focus. it shouldn't be the main point. and and that's right now that's, a

they had their own their own language. and here was a man page from the flapper, and they had their own magazine. the tagline for their magazine was not for fogies. and they had a great definition for a flapper which i don't quite understand, but i think it sounds great a flapper is somebody who has a jitney body in a limousine. so here's some of their slang a biscuit is a portable flapper, a -- tickler is a girl who entertains her father's out of town. customers and sweetie, of course, the best passive aggressive sense means anybody a flapper hates colleges or in these organized anti flapper clubs. the male students of syracuse organized a club to protest, quote, smoking among women. women wear flopping, galoshes and intrusion of women into realms heretofore restricted. and i was like flopping galoshes. who cares if somebody is wearing? but i looked a little bit into that and it seems that some the etymology of the word flapper was considered by some to be based on these gallops but it was fashionable to wear them zipped

how does he come to build his own all terrain vehicle? i don't think i'm that i see that they can say no, i'm in. so i'm still fast for this and it fits kind of as i've been, it's probably the clue as to the most into then these are the dead and actually do by head in the be with for if we said we make neck accidental as it was. take that to this for that they was 9, i have be less at least the highest cost in 2022. so to import it almost $22000000.00 us dollars worth of cars. meaning from south africa, singapore, japan, germany and the united kingdom. with a growing g p, a new car production of its own. that's a lot of money into situ is losing. what it's invented like areas could actually turn the country into a car manufacturer. the 1st, the cost i have late, it's after i attended the shows where the ad building costs would have been there. and so 2 portals from the cap. and then after that i can make the been a booster just i'd let you know that i that as a buy missionary, i accidentally cool unless then who's used the best engine tha

their own cycles with their own rules. they have nothing to do with the fed. that is something we love them for. not anymore. that is how nvidia stock has become a wasteland. it is gunfire. every day. then they ring a bell. and it can stop going down. it is down 35 points. i don't see it stopping here. not because the business is deteriorating, they are selling amazingly well. they do not benefit from rate cuts. the money you get back from selling company shares is being redeployed to the rate cut beneficiaries. it's about the stock and not the company. stock is getting cheaper as it goes down. they earned $3.59 per share this year. those estimates are probably way too low. maybe if they could've earned $4.59 per share. they are selling a 23 times. i am not sharing the greatest dog at 23 times earning. i would take some pain and men -- then it is not going down because skeptics feel that there is no good return. because wall street has been less willing to pay for gross stocks. investors would rather chase cheaper stocks from lower interest rates. they fall ou

you have to pass your own exam. [laughter] thomas: there would be many stroeurs to tell about that -- stories to tell about that. peter: do tell. thomas: you know, part of what has -- part of what has animated me over the years to sometimes write about german foreign policy and then publish it in english, write in english and publish it in an american journal, is that over my three-plus decades as a german diplomat, i've realized that what we do and how we do it is not always easy to read from the outside. and that's partly a language issue but not only a language issue. and it's not only true for american observers, from a distance coming from a presidential system where authority flows from the top and you have sort of government coherence is not always easy to achieve. if you think of the interagency process. but that happens mostly behind closed doors. whereas in germany we traditionally had a two-party coalition. now we have a three-party coalition. where every party has its own political program and if you wan

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. >> ukraine must have their own right to decide their own future.portant for us to deliver equipment and critical support and financial support. >> skepticism from democratic senators about u.s. president joe biden as concerns over his reelection bid loom over the nato summit. >> hello. you are very welcome to world news america. pledges of air defenses and more planes for ukraine dominated the nato summit here in washington. in a joint statement nato leaders promised 40 billion euro , 43 billion dollars of military aid for the war-torn country and reaffirmed members will need to contribute more than the traditional 2% target of gdp to defense spending. you have -- u.s. secretary of state d in a blink and said as 16 fighter jets are being transferred to ukraine from two nato members as part of an effort to wrestle control of both the skies over ukraine from russia. and in a blink and expects nato to unveil a package for ukraine by the end of the summit to put it on a path to eventually joining the alliance. the nato secretary-general and u.s. presid

let us have our own, our own friends, our own people, our own clan, and not have the people . what we have said many times in our speech, whether in health, in job, in position, or in the distribution of resources, observing fairness is one of the principles that we must adhere to and deal with people. let's deal with fairness. we will put this on the board of our own life and our own behavior. promise to people we promise and here we pledge to serve the supreme leader that we will not choose any other way for these people except fairness and justice. they put their lives in the palm of their hands and gave their lives for the sake of this country. let's stand up and try and join hands so that we can return that dignity and honor to our own country, and that's only with unity. it is not possible except with legalism but with unity . we must join hands to be able to respond to the problems and needs and concerns of the dear people of our country, and i declare this promise here at your service and at the service of the supreme leader i will adhere to this mission and these word

their own isbn. so when you set a book through kindle direct publishing, for example, there is an option to get a free isbn through them. but you never want to do that because. the isbn then doesn't belong to you and you can't take that isbn else. so as author publisher we always recommend you go directly through our we actually have a discount through our membership where our publishers can get a discount off of purchasing isbn. but it's really critical that if you want to put your book up for sale in any retail space, you have to purchase an isbn. now andrea fleck-nisbet, before forming the independent book publishers association, you have a background in corporate, correct? yes is correct. and actually, i will say i did not form the independent book publishers. so i've been here for about two years. but the organization actually founded by a woman named, jann nathan, in 1983. so we have been around for a long time. we just celebrated 40th anniversary last year and the organization has grown quite

land to grow their own crops. so i'll be gone for now mom decided to take matters into her own hands with the land becoming increasingly degraded. it's now difficult to get foods that were once staples here. so she borrowed money from the bank to build this market, allowing residents to purchase traditional food stuffs, some things that were once plentiful, even have to be imported from other islands. welcome to go to send them out of this . before the company came to somebody and sweet potatoes and cassava me will be dialogue somehow. besides this, cassandra is mad and processed into casala sancho, which was our main stable because as a piece, a got an established. but since the company came, i found rarely either it's gone one. so if i want to eat sancho, i have to buy it from outside and things are likely to get worse. the mining site is set to grow 3 fold in the coming years with international companies looking to invest the german chemicals john b. a. s of was part of the joint investment project, but has now

how much does she stick to her own agenda or big -- stick to the original agenda or become her own person guest: historically, we have seen the vice president take a pretty different path, often, depending on themselves, right? the composition of the party? circumstances within the country . truman, for example, presided over the very end of world war ii and obviously launched the war in korea. he had a fair deal. he moved on civil rights, frankly, in a way that franklin roosevelt did not. he put his own stamp on the party and on the country. lyndon johnson, you know, john f. kennedy and in a way, lyndon johnson, he said let him continue after kennedy was assassinated in he embraced many of the kennedy programs but also went a lot further than that in his vision of a great society i think was much more vicious than what kennedy had outlined. johnson had the majority of the congress to get it done. much of the land lark -- landmark legislation still with us today, like medicare, medicaid, environmental protections, you know, that was lyndon johnson, essentially. i think it's really importa

anyway, the people of their country love their own country, and americans also love their own country. they don't want to be in a country that has been elected and one of them should not be, and one of them is trump, with these margins that they have, the point that mr. doctor said is that the green party , yes, some percent of the problem that the green party has is that it has not been able to be named in 50 states. put his candidate in the candidate list because political structure america was designed by the republicans and democrats, the laws were written by these two parties for the third party, haft khaneh rostami, now this translator of yours , who wants to translate haft khaneh rostami , has to translate it somehow, he is practically an actor who sits on the bench for the candidate of the always green party. it has been the same in the past because it is not possible to attend, that is, this is in the debate. they didn't let this woman, dr. jelstein, who was engaged, wanted her to go to the debate , arrest her and take her to jail the next day, she said, "i am from last night

their own rockets their own guns their own weaponry which they fought this uh this entity and we seen the germans the british the french the united states of america the canadian the australian the news. lenders all for weapons at the zinest entity and cash from the taxpayers money to to sustain this entity while few thousands facing the whole entire collection of western imperialism represented by this zionist thugs on the ground and shaken them people around the world start realizing that as my my friend alluded to and they start to losing their hegemony in that region the danger of that states of america is severe they see it, it's it's very very dangerous to them to lose the higem and that it means it will lose the control of energy, it will lose the control of controlling what can be supplied to different countries from that region as oil and gas to china or to others, this is will make the united states of america moving from the only superpower to a major power, it's equal to the russians, equal to the iranians, equal to... chinese and this is what they see in gaza, the the the

freedom of life, frankly and impartially, you draw your own conclusions. good evening, we are from ukraine. well, let me start with this: ukraine will live according to new times. the verkhovna rada of ukraine adopted a draft law that cancels the change of clocks, which ukrainians did not like so much, from winter to summer. the decision was supported by 261 people's deputies. this year, on the last sunday of october in ukraine, the hands of the clock will be switched to winter time for the last time, we will not switch to summer time, the document has yet to be signed by the president. well, to be honest, for me personally, somehow i did not feel this difference, winter time, summer time, but in my a lot of friends who reacted very strongly to it, and it really had a very negative effect on the quality of their lives, and it seems to me that for... plus i don't know, i'm not an expert, i don't know how, which one the time is more suitable for ukraine, i read that it will be winter, but i don’t know, i want to hope that this is the case, and today at midni

how does he come to build his own all terrain vehicle? i don't think i'm that i see that they can say no, i'm, i'm so i'm still fast for this and it fits kind of as i've been, it's probably the clue as to the hosting plan. these are the stand and actually you by head in the big workshop we said we mentioned that actually, you know, as it was, take the shoes to these for that. they was 9. i have built at least the highest cost in 2022. so to import it almost $22000000.00 us dollars worth of cars. meaning from south africa, singapore, japan, germany and the united kingdom. with a growing g p, a new car production of its own. that's a lot of money in the city is losing. what if inventors like alias could actually turn the country into a car manufacturer? the 1st the cost i have late is after i attended the shows where the ad building costs with live been there. and so people goes to visit the car. and then after that i can make the man who was the guy that lives missing. out of that i said, as a buy missionary, i accidentally cool. unless th

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effects, its own reflexes, its own color perception and color sensations, the same still life, placedthe future creator, artist, to think, to see the same thing, a little differently, the play of color, light, to develop color perception, this is extremely important, they will save a lot on pronunciations, glebovka for the first time will get its own dormitory for 80 people, the dormitory has a block system for no more than two young artists in a room, a refrigerator, a microwave, designer tiles, even washing machines... another week and basketball hoops will shine in the gym, there will be a stall in the assembly hall in classicism style. the art college will move entirely to the new campus, while its old address in petrus obrovka will be temporarily occupied by the music academy. ministry of culture in september this month plans to begin repair and restoration work, carrying out major renovations at the music academy, so the ministry plans, of course, to move the music academies there in order to build. could carry out their work without hindrance, and college students and teachers

and this is cherkizov’s own farm, where he appears selected meat for sausages. cherkizovo.pasibo loyalty program has been updated and has become even more profitable with a sberim subscription. plus two top ones. white sea-baltic canal the water level between the locks has dropped by more than 4 m , there is no threat of flooding, said the head of kareli artur parfenchikov. the day before, a temporary lady was washed out there. one person died, 10 were injured, and the search for three more missing residents of the sigezh district is ongoing. the airmobile group of the ministry of emergency situations is involved in the operation. rescuers are combing the shore using drone ships to explore the river. until the restoration work is completed, transit navigation along the belomornal has been stopped. and in the village of shavan, which suffered as a result of the emergency, volunteers have already begun to clean up the area. two dump trucks are on site. loader excavator. in dagestan, more than forty mountain villages were left without transport links. heavy rainfall in the rep

in this way we create a platform where we can agree, where we can discuss issues that interest our own countries. we, as parliamentarians, are responsible for advising our governments. at the same time, we are responsible for monitoring the work of our governments, we make recommendations and we speak to the supervisory authorities, in addition, we would like the ipu to give every member, every member country, every member of parliament the opportunity to participate in its work in this regard, mr. president, i understand as the head of the ipu. i would like the ministry of railways, under my leadership , to also act as a leading link. in the framework of a two-way, two-way conversation with madam chairman, i have already mentioned, we hope to cooperate in those areas that present a challenge at the moment, what is happening between russia and ukraine, we will have the opportunity to discuss in more detail how we, parliamentarians, can. conduct discussions and through dialogue, parliament will be able to advise its government on a possible way out of the situation, we hope that such wo

belarus has always been for complex projects, from the idea of ​​developing its own engineering schoolsready-made modern machines, sensors for rocket and space technology, laser technologies and nuclear medicine. we brought our best models to this industrial forum. works in yekaterinburg. here in yekaterinburg for the fourteenth time, this is a meeting place for manufacturers, sellers, as well as buyers of equipment and household appliances, as well as some industrial goods, large and small machines or some units, let me remind you that... last year belarus was a country of partners, this year at the enoprome the partner country is the united arab emirates, but our exposition is quite impressive, many enterprises have expressed a desire to come here, because at the end of last year it was signed there are a lot of contracts for the supply of our elevators, as well as, for example, the renewal of passenger transport in yekaterinburg, as well as in other russian cities, so it’s worth saying about the importance of this exhibition that last year it was visited by 50,000 people, and we can

boundaries, even within our own country. as we near our 250th interest reit and we debate the future of america's position in the world, it is worth us taking a moment, especially on an occasion like this, to reflect on where we have been and where we are and where we are going as a country. in the lead up to world war ii we understood that the primary threat to come from a tyrant in europe we were attacked by a tyrant in asia. and weere forced into war in two theaters. in the cold war of crse the soviets were the only real threat to the u.s. but they had a block of proxies around the world and they worked together. the tripartite act established an axis of power set undoing the west. it established a block of soviet partners set against america. in both of those instances we saw a group of enemies joining forces against us. today, we don't phase one primary enemy as we did in the soviet union. and so far thankfullwe don't see a new kind of tripartite pact. but we do see a group of nations openly aligned against the united s

position, from their own credibility, their own safety and their own peace and repeat this slogan and we hope for this global movement of yours. if you compare, you can see that in the first letter , a connection was made, in the second letter, a so-called explanation was made, and in the third letter, a demand and protest was made, that the meaning of the letter and the contents of the letter are exactly in line with the slogans of the student and free-thinking movements. righteousness of the world, we are witnessing it. but in islamic countries the reason is that the volume of surrender of some of the zammadars is high, we see that these flows are not well seen, of course, if a monitoring is done, so to speak, an observation, and we see what is going on under the skin of islamic countries, we are witnessing this uprising and this internal revolution in islamic countries. all of these remind us of god's final promise , and if there is an opportunity, i would like to refer to one of the verses of the qur'an here, as well as the point you want to point out, and in conclusion , we want

terms of their own broadband deployment. i am thrilled to be joined by a number of world-class builders today. if i could have each of you, we'll start with you francisco. go down the road tell us a little bit about yourself, tell us about your company and then tell us about the interest you have and pull attachment and in deployment. >> and ceo of dobson fiber we are regional fiber broadband provider in the state. we are in the process of building about half a million over the last five years. leveraging art network. we are owned by a private equity infrastructure fund. then about $600 million of capitol we are deploying in oklahoma to bring broadband to communities. obviously the cost for passing we are very familiar with it. obviously getting access to the infrastructure in these markets is key to our ability to deploy as quickly as we can and as effectively as we can. we have some great partnerships with our facility providers. someone once told me do they make good neighbors? we have a set of rules we live by. what's go

we will be the servants of our own people, you can be sure, arab over white over black. mr. bizikian went to the people of tehran at the shahid heydarnia stadium. in the name of god. i want a proud iranian. i like iran where everyone can live freely. with peace of mind for themselves and their children they should be able to raise their hopes and be proud that iranians, because there are some of them, i don't know what to say, look at people easily and tell lies. honesty and integrity should prevail in the country . people should be allowed to speak. we should allow them. i have said this many times, the country cannot be run by a certain group of people, the country will be run by all iranians. and this is what we are looking for. when i see you, believe me, i am terrified that there is so much enthusiasm, so much love, so much hope , that we did not have when you voted and you have gained strength , i promise you that we will not turn your hope into despair. as long as i am alive , i will defend your rights, the rights of the people of iran, the rights of ethnicities, gend

development from its own accumulated profits, from its own operations ? this has been noted under the general terms that are actually seen in the duties of the council , i will give you an example. in the duties of the council, it is stated that all the obstacles that actually stand in the way of my financing from inside and outside, that is, he wants to go to the bank or from he should use his own profit. this council should enter . what is an example of this? what is an example of pricing? when you tell the company illogically that , sir, you should sell your product at this price, well, of course , if this company can actually continue its production, there are many examples , different programs can talk about the effects of this type of government intervention. how did it lead to inflation ? yes, but when it says to this company that you must sell your product at this price , it is not really logical. this price means that the wheels of that company are not turning. well, this company is forced to go to the salaries of its employees. in this law , att

vibe, it has its own immersion, vibration, yes, its own mood.press themselves in some way, but he will listen, start moving, that is, music is just a vibe , this is a vibration that makes a person move, we mostly listen to this in traffic jams, so he will sit for , will sit and move, and yes, and live will be felt. this is the perfect music for traffic jams, there is a phrase from one of the characters in the film shawn, where sean pen plays, called sweet ugly woodial, where he says that music is for everyone, for stupid and for smart, so yours is not for stupid, for smart and fools, i know for stupid, i remember the first interview in sixty-eight, i think what it is, the plan says, so we are the only music that cannot be visited, like the beatles, except... decides why he will listen to it, it can literally any part to highlight life, any music in general and ours too, it seems to me that this is yours a plush horse, why is this our talisman, so to speak, and you don’t put it on your head, this is great, gentlemen, it will blossom the next comp

each of them have their own responsibilities.now we are talking about philosophy and vision , we are talking about analysis, evaluation, and monitoring. we have to pass, considering the situation that we have in terms of the ability and potential that we have in the human resources sector, it is our urgent need that this program is prioritized in the work of the football federation. i think that in the near future, the program will be the term should be completed on the website of the federation for public display let them have their point of view and anyone who has an opinion in football should come and say wherever we think we need to improve, improve and present a complete program. right, god willing. thank you, mr. vahid amiri, for being present in this conversation. god willing, good things will happen for our football. if it happens, let's go to see the match between portugal and slovenia in rome , check the result and god willing. after which we will say goodbye, 65th minute without a goal and still the gates are not opene

and their own waters. all of these things are making a difference every day and of course climate's a whole other subject where so many countries are looking for partnership and the kind of partnership that we're working to provide. suzanne: i think we have time for one more question. i'm looking for someone from our early career staff here at brookings perhaps. i see a hand up. right there. i'm sorry, i can't call on you by name. but a mic will be coming to you in just a moment. questioner: hi. thank you for the discussion. and secretary blinken, as we approach the 75th nato summit in washington, d.c., -- [indiscernible] -- region of strategic importance. in light of the recent developments including ongoing tension between armenia and azerbaijan, georgia's upcoming election, infrastructure dealing in the black sea with china and shifting gee political dynamics, meaning reduced russian influence and increased western engagement in ar mean kwrarbgs how does -- armenia, how does the u.s. view those things i

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the whole team has kept his business running on their own. a lie that doesn't, but we've, i'm love with a lot. it's not the pandemic could have served as a warning on dependency. what happens when one is suddenly cut off from supply chains or one's own investments? mine to my assessment is that it's german companies operating in china must know that their investments may be treated completely differently their own. and then in constitutional states like europe, unless bonded to have notes in patrick dot in the, in the whole part that their assets could be, sees that's not just the fee, a radical possibility. and then what to lead to show movies caught box doesn't want to hear about the risk in the a tough day and just tell you there's also the industrialization. think that everything starting with d is going down hill. we are very strongly organized in china. but our company's bottom line is to make sure our risk and china remains to tolerable products. china's aim is to minimize the risk to itself. it sees itself into a global competition wi

you did that on your own. that wasn't in the -- good for you. >> yeah. >> first of all, you know, we give analysts a hard time when justified, but randall koenig at jeffries on june 6th, $240 price target. a lot of people said you're out of your mind. look where the stock traded down, well done by jeffries. number two, no, not really. you haven't seen capitulation yet, and quite frankly they are clearly challenged. we talk about it all the time, when specialty retail, when margins start to change and when you start to see the other side of this sort of growth curve, that's when things get bad. i still think there's more pain ahead. >> not particularly useful call, the stock's down 5 pre% or so. i'd actually expand it a little bit in consumer discretionary and some of the things we've seen out of the airlines, some of these other travel stocks. expedia, we've been talking about starbucks. chipotle is down 30% right now just in the last few weeks. there seems to be some pressure on discretionary. at this point,

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