the uae state-owned firm mubadala, has an 11% participating interest in the... tamar and dalit leases, which includes the bountiful tamar gas fiel. mobadala has also invested in the israeli venture capitalist firm, pintango venture partners, originally named polaris venture capital. it was founded in 1993 by hey perez, the son of the late israeli president shimon perez. also, the uae has invested in the tech firm syptech, which is closely linked to the israeli military, the... chairman of sinaptech is the former defense minister and idf chief of staff mosheyalon. the uae is deeply economically integrated with the zionist entity. david, what does it say do you think about the abraham accords that included a promise by the uae to invest 10 billion dollars in israel? well, what you see in the the developing. relationship between the saudis and the ue prior to october the seven is the development of a sort of tripartite strategy, the saudies didn't didn't blow the trumpet about it, they kept quiet about it, but the three of those states were involved together in in

own implications. i want to emphasize all this a bit. it happened and his companions, the late minister of foreign affairs and other companions, an immediate and sudden election was held in iran with such speed that perhaps many people expected that it would not be a very exciting and competitive election. in fact, iran complied with these conditions and set of needs and a competitive and serious election took place. the competition was very close to the second round. in the second round, one of the two candidates won. having their own discourse and their own attention and priorities immediately after this competitive election of the director. the scene was somehow done by the elected president , by all his rivals, and above all by the supreme leader of the literature and political discourse that was brought up was the discourse of national unity, that is, in the context of all the contradictions that exist, and unfortunately in one or two last year, it had gotten a bit more intense and progressed. the

it also owns 15% of camp ariel chiron. now that is a well-known city of training bases that uh soldiers are prepared for their experience in the israeli occupation forces. within we also know that phoenix holdings takes part in the adopta soldier program which is targeted at what they call israel's loan soldiers, these are individuals who do not have israeli citizenship but enter into the military for a period of time and it off ways often serves as gateway into citizenship, we can't forget there's about 7,00 loan soldiers in the israeli military. david what what about this group, the schlomo group then, what do we know about that? well, the schlomo group? it's not really called the shomo group, it's it's name the shlomo group after the first name of its founders a guy called schmelcer and it's it has his surname is the name of the group but again it's another of these firms which uh jarakushna has an investment in and which is involved deeply in the occupation, it does car rentals, it does finances, but it also does aircr

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

it right that the olympics makes their own decisions on that.— own decisions on that.t was interesting you _ own decisions on that. it was interesting you mentioned i own decisions on that. it was i interesting you mentioned there own decisions on that. it was - interesting you mentioned there were no questions around imane khelif�*s gender in the last olympics. the whole conversation about gender is so much more at topic now than it was even four years ago.- so much more at topic now than it was even four years ago. indeed. a lot of that controversy _ was even four years ago. indeed. a lot of that controversy has - was even four years ago. indeed. a lot of that controversy has erupted | lot of that controversy has erupted over trans women in particular. there are no trans women at this olympics and is one of the things we warned about was the tone of the conversation around trans women has led to this dehumanising language. it is really unfortunate that leadership in sport, politics, media hasn't been able to get control of this and be respectful of people in the way

artillery, our own rifle companies, our own sniper group. our own reconnaissance, our own an analytics group, there is a separate artillery, and the artillery is quite decent, well, and accordingly a support unit, everything is its own, everything is autonomous, the tiger detachment is one of the volunteer military formations that have the general name of bars, which stands for the country's combat army reserve, there are now several dozen of such civilian battalions. "bars were created by the main orc mob directorate, it is clear that in 2022 most likely these were like experimental moments, but nevertheless less leopards have shown themselves to be a very good full-fledged military unit. who gets into leopards, by what principle are fighters selected, anyone, there are those who want to fight, to pay their debt to the motherland, so you know, it is quite a convenient form to keep your job and go out to win back equally with everyone else." detachment in the past, a special forces officer, retired from the army as a senior lieutenant, in the same rank he now leads the tigers, however

the head of his own father's security service. putin watches the shooting wearing sound-absorbing headphones, next to ramzan kadyrov. it's one thing to shoot at the shooting range, and it's another thing to put your life and health in danger. the special forces university itself bears the name of vladimir putin. on these shots were literally surrounded by ramzan's sons and grandsons at kadyrov's house. a joint photo with the entire extended family and each daughter separately, then the sons. residents of grozny almost unanimously voted to name the new district of the city putinsky. putin's cortege along putina prospekt goes to kadyrov's home, and... also to putin's special forces university, well, that's great , i think it's just the impression that skabieva decided to just make fun of both putin and kadyrov at the same time, because you won't notice that it was a meeting with the family putin, kadyrov, you see, i'm even a little confused, it was very difficult, why are they so close, because they didn't see anyone else on the oth

if you own the land, you own the transportation system. you own the factories. i mean, he's got complete control. both of those horizontal or vertical ends up being a monopoly, complete control. when people want it to go away, they will have to go to rockefeller because he owns 90% of it. will they ever go to the person who owns like a small portion of it? the question is, what happens if you just simply want to refuse to pay the price at rockefeller would, and you want to try to find a competitor. good luck with that. i mean, it it would occur occasionally, but here's the deal. how much time are you going to waste in searching for that competition? how much extra money will be expended looking for that? better. more price? chances are, take the money now at whatever price says. okay. all right. so we're talking about captains of industry. i mean, these people. carnegie rockefeller, vanderbilt, morgan. i would argue that they are more influential in american society. from 1865 to 1900 than our. i mean, they literally are gazillionaires and they are controlling a

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be stopped, we are moving forward, looking to the international community how they will carry their own responsibilities, how they will grant the palestinian a peaceful life, how they will grant the palestinian to live their own democ'. and to live their own normal life, viable life, and we will never forget that the international community fail to stop the war crimes by israeli criminals, and i was going to ask you, i'm glad that you started mentioning that that when will the movement be satisfied, on what level when it reaches what, the preservation of the land, the identity, the culture, no more marginalization, no more apartide um when the uh regime knows that palestine is liberated and safe, at what level will hamas feel like it is achieved what it set out to achieve for the palestinian people, the story is not hamas, hamas today. is is is no more a political party, it's a trend, hamas is jihad, is fatah is is other parties is a common man in the street, anyone today, this idea today is is, i don't want to use that word, it's pandemic, it's everywhere, so the the hegemony of the id

vibe, it has its own immersion in vibrations, yes, its own mood, sadness, for example, in here i am,y people will like it, this song is more driving, more... such a root, or something, will respond in many people, who, for example, does not allow themselves to express themselves in some way, but he will listen, begin to move, that is, music is just that vibe, this is a vibration that makes a person move, we mostly listen to this in traffic jams, so he will sit behind, we will sit and move, yes, yes, yes, yes, and live, feel alive, this is ideal music for traffic jams, there is a phrase from one of the characters in the movie shaun, where sean pen plays, is called sweet nasty. he filmed where he says that music is for everyone, for stupid and for smart, therefore, yours is not for stupid, for smart and fools, i know, for stupid, i remember letzelin’s first interview in 1968, i think it’s this, the plan says, so we are the only music that cannot be visited, like the beatles, except of course, glass onions and helter skelter, everything can be visited, but you can’t be visited, guys, we

his own plan, well the ukrainian government must, probably, must have its own clear plan, not just theseat were declared by zelensky, but a real plan for ukrainian victory. then both kamala garis and donald trump will understand what the ukrainian state actually wants, point by point. it seems to me that there is nothing to comment here, because what we heard were such familiar words, i.e. correct words, it is good that the conclusions were drawn, it is bad that andriy yermak did not hear me in the 19th year and almost got into a scandal with by impeachment, it's good, what do you do now... draw conclusions and now if only they are somehow trying to be equally distant, the only point here too... they would not bend here in the other direction, because it is better to be equally close, and not equally distant from the two headquarters, and i will tell you, for example, well, good words, in the question immediately arises for me, how did we work at the congress of the republicans, yes, one ambassador, well, it is not enough work, absolutely not enough, here... there should be political sup

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and so it's not accurate to say most americans own guns.set of americans own many guns. but, yes, there is a group of extremists who have bought in to the rhetoric and the misinformation that a gun will make you safer. but that said, we know and we should be having the conversation, that it's actually gun laws passed by republicans which have been weakened or completely overturned, that is what leads to high rates of gun violence and crime. most of the crime in this country involves guns. so that is a conversation. and again, when you poll republican women and democratic women, they agree on the same solutions to solve gun violence. and so, going back to women, i mean, i think that's why these conversations are so important. we are the swing voters in this election. and if we can talk to women who are married to gun owners and explain what the data shows, most often they do have a change of heart and mind. they don't want a gun in their homes that's going to endanger them or their kids. before we end, i do want to talk not just about the me

the movie with her own son directing, "the notebook." tonight, gena rowlands in her own words, and what it was like having her son as director. >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we begin tonight with those sweeping arrests in the death of actor matthew perry. five people, including two doctors, and matthew perry's personal assistant, all arrested, accused of conspiring to provide perry with the ketamine that killed him. authorities say they saw perry as a payday. the five accused of taking advantage of perry's addiction. one doctor allegedly texting, quote, i wonder how much this moron will pay. for ten seasons, perry made millions of viewers laugh playing chandler bing in the wildly popular "friends." but behind those laughs, he waged a grim and painful battle with addiction. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman leading us off tonight from los angeles. >> reporter: tonight, that stunning development in the death of "friends" star matthew perry. federal prosecutors charging fiv

, zelenskyy still has his own plan, well, the ukrainian authorities must have their own a clear plan,se 10 points that were declared by zelensky. but the real plan of ukrainian victory, then both kamala garis and donald trump will understand what the ukrainian state actually wants, point by point. it seems to me that there is nothing to comment here, because what we heard are such familiar words, ie the right words, it's good that the conclusions have been drawn, it's bad that andriy yermak didn't hear me in the 19th year and they almost got into a scandal with... equidistant, the only point is, they wouldn’t bend over here either, here in the other direction, because it’s better to be equidistant from the two headquarters, and not equidistant from the two headquarters, and i’ll tell you, for example, well, good words, i immediately have a question , and how did we fail at the republican convention, yes, one ambassador, well, that's not enough work absolutely not enough, there should be political support at the congresses, there should be political parties, how did the office of the p

, its own consumer, its own preferences, so completely different types of goods are in demand on thet, these are candies made from dry milk, this is dry milk, instant milk, which are in stick packs, which can be dissolved and - drunk like a glass of milk, ice cream, our ice cream too they started to supply, but as for this product, there is less content there. there was such news a couple of years ago about how chinese entered the marketplaces, but you commented then, i remember, you said that as soon as they appeared, almost everything was taken apart at once, that's how sensational this situation really was, the second question, when you go to a chinese store, you can find belarusian there, you can find belarusian, i will add to my colleague that since 2020... volumes are growing, but nevertheless we understand, that the situation can change every year, if consumer demand for some types of products decreases, then we replace, try to replace with other types of goods, such a situation also develops in individual markets, and there is the fact that we try to push through for some per

okay, we know everyone has their own set of pet peeves. you know, those little things that really not you. well, today we're going to dive into those annoyances on the show today. so i'd like to welcome today's panel. i have rosemary orozco, henry lee and greg lee. thanks so much for

you'll see them by the name of the country in your own town. you can be straightened out in your own or not. because i'll pull out a form i bought. so that's why we are the whole thing this while this feeling of powerlessness is exactly what and how much he tries to address the ticket by. yeah, bring it to me, the leaves, the deal with a c. i is different from many others he's seen because of the communities grace of participation. the difference here is that are deep on fits of every team we have started engage in community members. we have ac has the voice, the participants in land acquisition processes. this image of this makes me happy because these people tell me about my rights. so i know so i am not just going to let someone take over my own land without a proper agreement. agreement. the next stage of the negotiations is the benefit sharing agreement. this will decide how the profits from the coven credits ought to be divided up the ac. i plans to expand from 10000 texas 274000 experts estimate that the deal could generate millions of e

| are frightened and scared to leave their own homes?— their own homes?ay to those peeple _ their own homes? i would say to those people that _ their own homes? i would say to those people that we _ their own homes? i would say to those people that we have - their own homes? i would say to those people that we have an i those people that we have an appropriate police department and plenty of visibility. we are seeking to reassure the public and appropriate police resources available. we are actively, pursuing and identifying offenders. we are working with minority and community groups to give them specific and tailored support. i would reiterate —— generally speaking, this is one of the safest communities to living in the united kingdom. but i would bring this back around to please, please, if you know who is involved in this disorder in your communities, please report it either through crimestoppers or provide information of vintage to the portal. these people have no place in our society and i am asking going duties to stand up and say that openly and m

, we forget our own, we despise our own, we betray our own, and i will have to confirm this thesis bytory related to the exchange, since it has already taken place, here i am... stones, they give it to him without any words, they say: no, why should we not need it, because here stands the owner and says: no think about making peace, just a minute, colleagues, once again, we don't abandon our own, second, we forget our own, we despise our own, we betray our own , we betrayed, for some reason, as every day, they betray polish national interests and as every day they betray the polish people, the same with this skryger, after all, scholz, especially. berbak didn't want him back, they needed someone belarusian to sit there , better than vadim, to die, like navalli, even better, that's why he's like this. in fact, he's not our hostage, he's a polish hostage, he's a hostage of the polish political system hostage, who, who used him and will continue to use him, god forbid, until his death, and then again, i always had, sakharov was very interesting to us until he was in exile, as soon as he

... that is, i shoot through their own positions, that is, or from their own positions, that is, it's syryak, as some people say, you can go to a syryak and work there, and again, i needed all the heights, the heights are in the settlement, if it concerns paraskovkovka and krasnaya hora, or berry tree, these are houses, except for houses, heights in populated areas... it is difficult to go down, it’s like the donbas, but it’s not a tyrekon at all, because lying on a tyrekon is one thing, in a house it’s completely different, the comfort there is different, even why did the distance 36 m, because there was no, well, first of all , unreliable information was provided, and that's why i mentioned it about ksp, because we are on all such, well, not on all pairs, we are on our own, we know that i still have one and a half to go there... music is playing in the car, there were no drones as such then, that is, there was sky, everything that could fall from the sky was the 120th, 152nd, well, any artillery projectile, but by no means half, but by no means a kamikaze, and we were already drivin

elections are created by their own people for their own benefit. the reason is that in the public diplomacy that has been created all over the world, nations are looking for the oppressed, they are defending the oppressed, and vice versa. israel is a real front created by the governments, they often follow the interests of israel in the direction of the governments that are placed in the satellite conditions of the united states. therefore, the fact that hamasya himself said that israel is playing tricks on the united states, why is it playing tricks? there is a point, one is that the west actually did not lose following a process why does mr. biden say that if hamas does not accept this truce, israel will go back to war , he wants 20 billion dollars from onor to help , he provides operational intelligence support from onor , he announces to the satellite countries under his control to help israel, so show them. it shows that america is not looking for a lasting peace, but rather a deception, and this deception has been carried out on the arrogance

, youearn know, the own party's convention.ned the slotting joe biden tospea speak on monday night, not later in the week,n e and he is leaving immediately after the speech.vale i can hear the conversations, hate, hunter, jim, valerie, find another place to get food andar drinks, you are out.ch ari fleischer, andn, b jason chaffetz, former utah congressman about fox news contributor's.gs t ari, we hear biden is mad howexe things turned out, but maybe to some extent, he kind of has a point even how short the kamala honeymoon was. >> well, first, laura, to hear joe biden complain how badr things are, don't forget he is the man win mitt romney running for president, he said republicans under mitt romney want to put african-americans back in chains. he has no grounds to complain against anybody. now, as for him getting forced out, you know, yes, he is better and he should be better. he has been forced out. he did not quit.ty i mean, he did not step down buc he was driven out of the party by nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and barack ob

we hope that the boasting and people who get their own state. and of course, we count on humanitarian support for the palestinians. and for, and then to the policy of expectation, we won't accept it. and we believe that with your support, we will achieve our goals. but this have been gathering in a week pull in town near the national capital. but the i, as, as a result of the governor's decision to lead multiple vessel don't have the 4th and they are on route to live in jim fields. the israel post. this is a seat and holding policy and 5 and taunting pro palestinian slow. but some of the faces and some import, i've spent since a lot throughout the week when i've done a live life lawyer and janice didn't meet. see, let's count as i'm a is i believe at the sides of the protest. i'm interested to read and join us. can you describe the, the current situation for us this? well, there is a back story here that dates from so when that is the, this of this pencil by the name of overseas sampling, which is owned by the us leg vessel owned by a company ba

unfortunately her positions are well-documented in her own words and they are afraid of her own words, every day we on earth new videos of your vice president democrat presidential candidates. >> jesse: extreme dangerous and pretty radical records. and i'll tell you right now the rhetoric is insane. there's various videos the media frankly don't want you to see. they are never going to play them. they will not ask her. they're okay with not interviewing her. 0 carreÑo press conferences. we're going to play them. every single night. we have the common law files to download them yourself and give them to your friends and family and coworkers and strangers. parading americans for saying merry christmas because illegal immigrants are not having a merry christmas. so don't you dare say merry christmas. >> and only when they clear that to be give them dock a status. now we are talking were taking away. is morally wrong and when we sing happy tones and sing merry christmas and wish each other merry christmas these children are not going to have merry christmas. how dare he speak merry christ

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and due to the fact that the chinese did not want to contact the american authorities, we have our own practice. which was with similar resources, bans, and vkontakte of classmates, this story began in 2014, and during the tenure of president poroshenko , these resources were banned, although i remember to which, as the users of these networks howled, what will happen, i will not have classmates, i have all my classmates there, all my relatives from russia, i will lose them, i do not know what i will do, in this situation, andriy, what. .. we can say to telegram users and ourselves, because we are also active users of telegram channels where there is war and telegram channels now provide a lot of information about the war and what is happening in the country, and about arrivals, about , how russia is attacking ukraine in operative mode, can ukrainians live without a telegram, and if there is no telegram, then what can to be, as soon as there will be no... no cinema, no no theater, there will be no continuous television, of course they can and will live without telegram, i am sure of th

pain, each of them has their own claims and emotions and from one of the other countries, as they say, they boil. petrovich, thank you very much, a very interesting and useful conversation. thank you, dmitry, it was a great game, we will meet on air next week. capital has one single vital aspiration, the aspiration to grow, to create surplus value, to absorb with its constant part the means of production, the largest possible mass of surplus labor, this is a quote from, perhaps, the most famous. works about capitalism, capital of karl marx. hello, today we have gathered with thoughts about capitalism, its current state, well, and i think, many other topics that we will come to with my interlocutors today, sergey ivanov, entrepreneur, public figure, ilya kuzmenkov, media manager, entrepreneur, i am vladimir ligoida, we are starting, since we started with our karl marx, i started, tell me, and what do you think, with a comrade in europe, a professor of a large business school, who stated that capitalism sick, that on the other side, here as if from scientific thought they also discuss t

my own business.he store about maybe two, three years ago, and he was telling me how he was developing an app, you know, created for black-owned businesses and things like that. and he was, like, you should be a part of. i was like, okay, he sent me the link and i downloaded it. it's great for black-owned businesses. >> reporter: sow cr you createds amazing app. tell us, what is it about? and what inspired to you come up with it? >> blapp is a geo-located e-commerce app for black-owned businesses. truth be told, it was inspired by the death of george floyd. yeah, after the death of george floyd, there wasan uptick, you know, a real renaissance in people trying to figure out how to support black-owned businesses. in those conversations i was hearing people say basically, i'd love to do it, but it's a little difficult. it's a little tricky. so i set out to find a way to make it a lot easier. >> it's hard for people just to walk by and come in here without knowing your product, like, you could be across

munro basically says the same thing that he owns here.e are the owners of this region, we determine it, in practice , the history of latin america has been the same in the last century , from the present century, when it was replaced by the united states instead of spain and other colonial countries in the latin american region. this position is even more vital than the other two, so from your point of view, it is fundamental and key for him . with the cuban revolution , there was a break in it. with the victory of chávez, another break was created in it. then you see that in latin america, now these countries that want independence and distance themselves from the united states have gone far beyond cuba and venezuela. we have nicaragua, we have belive, and mexico. during the same election, you had some right-wing fascist countries in the region, such as argentina, which supported the opposition, but on this side, you had another progressive double. arbaeen walking is one of the most important projects for anyone who plans to walk 80 kilo

with hezbollah, it has its own opportunity and it is missing in the arena . i think this is it , mr. doctor. mehm pointed out that the problem of the principle of surprise, and in my opinion, it means the principle of surprise in time, and we have this kind of war because of this zionist regime , even the americans are aware of this fact. the places where the platforms are , the places where the missiles are launched, the places where the missiles are located they hit there, it means taking a preventive stance because they know that they are unable to fight this war and this is very important . i predict that now i don't know about the relationship. allow us to continue the discussion with mr. ghari. after serving jamali , israel is in the worst economic, political, social and security conditions. the situation that israel has reached so far in these 11 months, until now israel has never been in such a state of confusion and necessity. never been so confused. in these 11 months , the israelis themselves say that we are not facing one front, we are facing seve

the world's population and to have their hegemonic control on the world and with making use of their own jamanic power they try to impose itself and the oppressed people of the world you can see that today this reciprocal relation between teenager, a 15 year old teenager can understand that the dignity of the human, the dignity of woman, a child and those were massacred in gaza, they have no role in the ongoing war, but now they're being killed with the hands of these cruel powers. before the eyes of media athletes, before the eyes of people in the world, the voices in favor of freedom and against cruelty is being heard even in the west, there are some freedom seekers in the west that they are in favor of freedom, today this is not the issue of just one religion, one tribe, one nation, the issue is that one% of the population of the world is going to and is trying to have their own dominance on the 99. percent of the population the world and i believe that this is the time that they are going to fail and they are going to collapse. thank you, and ali i like i like to put uh some that sam

also, the transfer of their place of service is subject to their own satisfaction. walidavar interpreted this law as follows . a judge cannot judge without being satisfied with his job. but if changing the location of the mission with compliance regardless of their rank, he does not have an iranian, and if the judge does not accept the transfer, he is a rebel and should be tried in a military court. this kind of arbitrator made the judge a tool in the hands of the minister of justice and bribery as a place to find solutions. the idea of ​​forming a constituent assembly was actually proposed and implemented by the referee. he engineered the election so that the constituent assembly could be formed under the authority of reza khan to bring him to work as the king. this engineering was done by the referee , and reza khanan and then his generation should be called as the so-called new monarchy of the new dynasty in the law. basic so the constituent assembly would be included in this the target was actually designed by the arbitrator of the contract in 1315. secretly sig

testimony of those who know from their own experience what kind of enemy they are, to whom their ownt abandoned to be torn apart. our guys, this is generally, they didn’t abandon me, although what do they need me for, a simple russian granny, why do they need me, they had to save themselves, but no one abandoned me. valentina yegorovna, russian soldiers were taking her to safe territory several days, covers enemy drones from shelling. when the ssu broke through to the kursk region, the woman was unable to evacuate in time, she remembers how the militants entered her native village of viktorovka. i saw a tank, on the tank stood... short preparations for the road, the guy arrived in a car, entangled in a camouflage net, when we were driving along the road, right near the bridge, ours also fired, there is such a turn for us, snacks dropped in, well, i don’t know, some kind of arrangement, that we got out of there and brought us to the house, we stayed there, also two spent the night, and then when the house started, apparently either for well or figured out, but the guys said that it co

that people can find some kind of compromise, it is always needed, because you can always rely on your own say, no, i want it this way, but i don’t want it this way, you need to look for some kind of compromise options so that both options are acceptable for two people. in our free time and until dry we usually spend together, i think that on the other hand there is nothing wrong when absolutely we can each be with our friends, and alina with her girlfriends, i can see with, for example friends, but in most cases we are always together, and the vacation that we probably like and we really feel that we are vacationing there is probably some kind of format in nature, we like to rent some houses or estates, so literally this week we also rented a similar option 2 days, a lake, a bathhouse, we will answer the anniversary, yes, we will have an anniversary, it seems to me that in order to have some kind of sparkle in the eyes, the meaning of life, you need to try to think a little positively and see in simple things in fact, i think there is happiness, it's just a question of being able to see t

their own pharmacy chain, for example, belfarmatsii and medvaks, also heard of interfarmax, uniform and vitvar. maximum permissible purchase prices medicines for the belarusian market are agreed not for the supplier, but for the manufacturer, whoever would not want to sell his medicine here, on the market of our country, he will be able to sell it only at the price agreed upon in march. if the manufacturer decides that it is time to increase the price, he or his representatives will have to go through the entire procedure of agreeing on the selling price for the drug again in march. the pharmaceutical market is a space where seemingly incompatible phenomena, concern for people and thirst for profit. many players in this market understand that people's lives depend on their work, and no matter what happens in the world, they try to deliver medicines to consumers. in addition, for a chance to restore health, each of us at a critical moment is ready to give the last. pharmaceutical companies know this, they spent millions of dollars creating and developing their own. production not in

view or their own vision. so, the u.s. operate here at home, and abroad. we do that with the unique role we play between defense and diplomacy. we are an armed force at all times, one of the six armed services, part of the joint force, fully integrated, but we are positioned in the department of homeland security. because we actually also are a law enforcement agency, we are a life-saving service. we are a humanitarian service. and we do environmental response. and we are part of the intelligence community. a lot of different things. so when the u.s. government look for tools of statecraft in the maritime domain, they often, between defense and diplomacy, will rely on the coast guard is a unique instrument of national security. we talk about the missions, but would also stop the flow of illegal drugs into the u.s. we prevent the flow of illegal migrants bassy into the u.s. and prevent mass migration by sea. we reinforce and combat rules against illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing. and we do environment

so they already own it. i don't think there's an awful lot else worth owning in the ukraine at this time. there's the gas distribution structure, but that's of course depended on into the rushing gas gas storage. um and uh, some various, uh, post old soviet industrial infrastructure like motor sick and the like. but again, this was never really viable without rush. so i don't think there's an awful lot to divvy up and you must realize that the cost of rebuilding, even the rug ukraine, is going to be somewhere between $750000000000.00 and $1.00 trillion dollars. and this money is just not available anymore. it was available when germany, we united germany bay, the shoot efforts for like 20 years to sort of bring some level of of bring the east up to its own economic level. but germany is bad. economic trouble right now, do you night in states is in less trouble, but they're running is 7 point one percent deficit. and they are not going to be able to keep throwing money abroad, especially if mr. trump comes ba

his family's firm owns luxury apartments.gorbasenko, the head of the economic court of the kyiv region, owns luxury real estate, sky-high fortunes and practices fictitious divorces, passed illegal decisions that had signs of raiding. judges dmytro kostenko and andriy fedorchuk, kyiv district administrative court. in particular, fedorchuk is known for canceling and suspending the nationalization of a private bank renaming of the uoc of the moscow patriarchate. it is the same, for example, judge dzyuba. regarding whom there is information that the wife has russian citizenship, this is judge otrosh, who at the meeting of the commission's ukvals allowed herself to say that it was actually the ukrainian authorities who were not to blame for not ensuring the inviolability of the borders in crimea, which has millions, well, millions of unexplained property and so on. all these judges with such a position will be able to avoid the end of the qualification evaluation and leave their positions. in the center of anti-corruption, there i