phd pag majoring in political science , then i can say according to the parish where i teach graduatents and what i do, we are admissions, well, i was the head of the admissions committee, we have more contract employees than budget employees, among students, masters somewhere half for half, i.e. here and there, i.e. it happens in different ways, it depends on the specialty, for example, in psychology , are there very high enrollments in our faculty, what i am leading this to, i want to understand whether in fact, well, we understand that universities in ukraine have a certain autonomy , and they cover their needs in many ways , in theory they have autonomy, here is the question, do they have automobs, which, relatively speaking, if there are a lot of people willing to study on a contract at the university, then why should this university somehow reformat its work, if it has the opportunity to provide some of its own financial resources expenses due to the fact that he has contractors in training. that's what i'm getting at, well, we have a high budget order for psychologists there, a

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hes t rying in creating this pag in that instance the town manager can blockomnts based on vieois. so the town manager can block anybody who express criticism create the impreio in your hypothetical than iou not take that position. by that statement has substantive contt behind it what you are essentially admitting is the town manager's boss could tell them what to do on the page he is admitting at that point it's gernmental page. but i think your hypothetical hypotheticals meant to say i am the town manager. is is what i think this is why you want to talk to me that under the court's decision is what any government official could do and their personal capacity too. >> tt means president trump's twitter account was also personal? [laughter] i think that's a hard question. that help run the pap. >> suppose tre wasn't suppose he gave every indicationf writing tweets himself and suose he had also posted them so there is not a staffer involved. >> it ye yr honor and thene is engaging his first amendment right under this decision to talk about the government in his individual capacyo ve

one of them saying there is no pag forward for her.on't want her to continue to humiliate herself in south carolina by losinging to 31 points going on to say she's got the cash and she said should something happen with donald trump. there are those numbers we see in south carolina. she's trailing by 38 points and not competing for delegates in nevada. does he have a point that maybe it could be time, get out, save the cash, be ready? >> that's not for them to decide. that's for her to decide and i don't know what it means to be -- pull the cash out and be ready. you're ready when you get the delegates. if the idea of being ready is something happens to donald trump along the way, 10,000 people will jump in and run. if she stays in the race and she accumulates delegates and there are not enough delegates for others to get to win, then it makes much more sense, but the bottom line is that's her decision. he thinks she's going to humiliate herself, i don't agree, but ultimately, that's up to her. look, i personally do not think the countr

our permanent secretary veronica armagedonova and the honorable ario pag aks kronidovich myamlitsev willo. hello, gentlemen. and gentlemen agonists, when it gets interesting or someone gets stupid, you ’ll wake me up, because i’ll laugh, a question for all three agonists: in russia this holiday was considered a harvest festival, here carefully, it’s not the spring announcement of poop, but what kind the holiday in question, please, evvampi barmatun, the answer is incomplete, in honor of what saint it was named, what was customary to put on the table, what color underwear did the boyars wear, why did they put a bumblebee under the mattress, the holiday was named after evampisariysky, on the day whenever the kisari boyars in russia wore gray underwear, as a sign that no other fabric had yet been imported to russia, they usually placed a chair on the table, from where... kotyakhov rushes forward, i have a question for the other participants: what nickname did he have? king of spain philip of candalou? please, ambrosia poyasnitsyan. during the spanish rule in europe, this was a very common n

innation, business, and sports, with us now, steve pagliuca, the former chair of bank capital, ceo of pags about new investments than sitting on the floor with the celtics >> it's close. very lucky, especially this year with the celtics is fantastic. we're leading the league, 20-0 at home. it will end some point, but we're living the dream right now. >> i had the bucks on a recent game do you remember that game? what the hell happened >> i've forgotten about that game that was our fifth game in seven days, so we didn't have a lot of legs our coach is brilliant he pulled the starters never seen it in 20 years. he pulled the starters at halftime because we travelled all over the country and the bucks played fantastic >> this company must be exciting because this is the second we've talked about it in davos, and your name was dropped -- well, of course it was yesterday that's when we got here. tell us about it why are you so excited >> it's basically -- i did a bunch of work in biotech investing with scientists and a bunch of work on covid when covid came in. getting to know these guys, after