because people who look at us and see panaceas are opaque, and for that there is transparent procurementalled transparent, through which everyone must go public procurement of absolutely all ministries, not only the ministry of defense. i am not interested in whether there is such a mechanism now, whether it exists or exists in nature. such a mechanism that makes corruption and theft impossible, which would be easy , calm, obvious, and everything if there is no such mechanism. i have not found the existence of such a mechanism anywhere. to such a mechanism and you say the first 13 fourth fifth this all shows that it is extremely difficult and these are the same words that i was told about corruption in 1994 99 in 2011 maybe it's not goats they didn't talk about the ministry of defense, but simply in ukraine - it exists, if there is corruption in ukraine, then there cannot be such a thing that exists everywhere, but it does not exist in the ministry of defense , how will it exist everywhere, first of all, the budget of our country is the budget of the ministry of defense, that is why atte

the numbers at first glance do not frighten the consequences in dynamics, until it comes out as a panaceathe energy coming, and all climate agreements are stuck in the plane of theory, india and pakistan take a hit on the coast, a cyclone beparjoy hit hurricane, which is translated from bengali means disaster accompanied by heavy rains and powerful winds. there are victims. element disaster, but already man-made in the faroe islands, as critical natural scenarios. nikita makhotkin. tradition historically developed and passed down from generation to generation customs views tastes norms of behavior it is necessary to be able to be critical of traditions and, if necessary , change them, is it not a component of human development when you stop thinking about the primary source of action. they often lead to disastrous consequences. for the outside world, this is exactly what happened on the faroe islands , which belong to the kingdom of denmark. where there is a long tradition of killing dolphins. or, in other words, pilot whales, under the telling name of a grintograph, another faroese hunt,

this report is not a panacea for democratic practice in the house of commons for the british state.uxbridge, who lives through their teeth, who partied on while our constituents were dying. working—class communities, the length and breadth of these islands, as i think the honourable memberfor weaver dale was talking about earlier, people driving ambulances, paramedics, orderlies and hospitals who couldn�*t get ppe even though we see them being dumped in fields in the shires of england in the last couple of days. how ridiculous that communities like mine had to suffer the indignity of that buffoon sitting in downing street while our families were dying? how ridiculous. yet the report, while it gives evidence, and to those members opposite to say they saw no evidence, guess what? here�*s the evidence. it�*s in the report! you might as well read it for a change. there was also the covid on wiry ongoing, and let me quote... i will give way. ongoing, and let me quote... i will cive wa . �* , ., ongoing, and let me quote... i will aivewa.�* , . ,�* give way. i'm very grateful. doesn't it

and one two three, yes, and now you give in to this two panacea. immediately for two or two, right? now let's tuck in. purl us a mortgage, then mortgage sheet side through the mortgage went. even slutsk weavers, and their white and red towels are known not only in belarus but from abroad valentina mikhailovna, for example, to weave this takes a week and a half of skill, we thank the folk craftsman, we are heading to the western outskirts of the village of kuzinovichi. not just part of the landscape. they could, and some to this day are able to fulfill desires to heal their ailments, and it was believed that the larger the stone and the more unusual it was with the mother of god and st. nicholas left their marks on them. there are quite a few cases when animal paw prints were also noticed, andrei, i know that there are more than 70 feldspars in belarus . according to legend , ice-stones appeared back in time . once the mother of god hit her foot on a stone, and since then the boulders have stopped growing. as you understand, most of the attractions in the kopol region, but higher edu

i think moscow's leading circles are well aware that china is not a panacea or a lifesaver for russiaut by god to have such, if not an ally, then an involved partner, but come up with a more suitable time for this, probably it would be difficult. it was a great game, see you tomorrow at broadcast. hello this is a podcast of the psyche. my name is natalya loseva. i am a journalist. my co-host is a candidate of psychological sciences, clinical psychologist mikhail khors hello dear friends, our today's heroine karina hello karina hello, a person who wants to be friends, but can't make friends. it seems to me that people they want to communicate with me. and how do you understand that people do not want to communicate with you? well listen. here you are sitting such a pretty girl smiling, but not long yes , she behaves adequately, we want to communicate with you, for example, well, of course, not an indicator, but the desire to communicate with a person, even a picture is more important than the soul and what is inside, i don’t know why you know, this is some kind of manic, probably, an i

unauthorized crossings install cameras for video recording, but all these measures, of course , are not panaceansible for their safety and life, first of all, the passenger eduard puddingov ekaterina cherusheva and innokenty bespalov vester moscow region is increasing the pace of import substitution, the turn has reached baby food is produced on the spot, the only enterprise in russia with a full production cycle is located there. now the market for substitutes breast milk replenished mainly due to imports to the share of domestic products. it accounts for only 6%. after the modernization of the enterprise, it will be able to provide half of the country's demand for dry mixes at the production site, visited the governor of the region. andrey vorobyov looked at the factory shops and talked to the entrepreneurs of the region. our task is to do everything so that import substitution projects in business are implemented, i think that you can safely count us as your partners, because the more successful our enterprise, the more opportunities. this allows us to bring about change. the metropolitan po

universal platform for the rapid creation of effective drugs against various diseases, we will make a panacea, we will never make one capsule for everyone medicines. it will still be every new medicine. it is a small job to prepare so that later, when pharmacists come to us, we will do this work as quickly as possible. russian scientific center of surgery named after academician petrovsky department of spinal surgery 9:00 am in the operating unit, everything is ready for a planned operation to remove the intervertebral hernia. natasha is still packing professor alexander oganesov has already carried out dozens of similar operations, therefore he acts calmly and confidently, and between times he manages to comment on his work on camera. access of the destroyed intervertebral disc, but there are still left. according to doctors , several patients a week turn to them from a similar problem, when fragments of the intervertebral disc protrude or even fall into the spinal canal. they put pressure on blood vessels and nerve endings, the consequences of the most unpleasant limbs go numb and hurt, par

insufficient training or understanding, this will lead to losses that no one wants f-16 is not a panaceahallenges the other side it will increase the capabilities strengthen your air force and this is good it gives hope and shows the strength of the support of the allies and where this support in the fight against russia will go in the future it is positive from any angle f-16 themselves they will not become some kind of miracle weapon that will instantly change the course of the war, but this is another important step towards strengthening the armed forces, the weapons that will come together with the planes will bring new opportunities to ukraine, reduce the potential of russian aviation, strengthen air defense and allow for high-precision strikes at a considerable distance behind the enemy's rear. and this is the key to victory in any war, these were donbas realities , see you in the final of the champions league at megogo man city is the most powerful team in europe, but in istanbul inter will play like the last time in their lives, watch the super final of the season on june 10 at 1

i in general, i always say that you should not think that a long war with russia is some kind of panaceathat will lead to the collapse of russia, as many of our politicians or spectators or activists, well , we will fight for a long time, russia will collapse putin will hang himself and after some time of this war, we will all live happily ever after. well, maybe those who survive will be, but we must remember that russia has already taken a rather ambitious path from the point of view of the crime of undermining the hopa hydroelectric power station, which is basically a gateway to the destruction of other infrastructure objects of ukraine in ukraine there is not one hydroelectric power plant and not one nuclear power plant. by the way, nuclear weapons in belarus certainly have no significance from the point of view of launching nuclear weapons from where they can be sent, but there is one very an important point is how far is it possible to invade the territory of the republic of belarus, let's say if an invasion of the territory of ukraine is carried out from the territory of this coun

preparation or understanding it will lead to the losses of which no one wants, the f-16 is not a panaceaor ukrainian challenges, they will not turn the war one-sided, it will increase the possibilities, strengthen your air force, and this is good, it gives hope and shows the strength of the support of the allies and where this support in the fight against russia will go in the future this is positive from any angle, f16 by themselves will not become some kind of miracle weapon that will instantly change the course of the war, but this is another important step towards strengthening the armed forces, the weapons that will come together with the planes will bring new opportunities to ukraine , reduce the potential of russian aviation, strengthen air defense and will allow you to deliver high-precision strikes at a considerable distance in the rear of the enemy. and this is the key to victory in any war. these were the realities of donbas. see you soon. see you soon. skin-on pantestin is a gift of 10% in pharmacies . a traveler to you and a savings. hello, i am denys oliynyk after the start

there is anything fundamental about the checks that have been made or that the moratorium is not a panacea must understand that today we are living in a moratorium. we are de facto transitioning. yes , the control model is no longer de facto and de jure risk-oriented. oversight, so risk oriented. uh, the model of control, supervision is actually a de-factor there. the same one, that is, yells about what, if it doesn’t work, some risk will not come to you and will not be checked. well, why is this not a moratorium, while initially the state announces it informs the business , well, according to what the industry, when what risks are the trigger for the state for the supervisory agency in order to carry out the opening, i emphasize once again that we must understand that the state . no, the tasks of all recheck. this is the same thing, i argue that let's do all the operations. ah, because we will reach something. well, maybe, yes, maybe we'll find it. yes, probably. yes, maybe even find something, if not the examination to the end. therefore, in this regard , the criteria by which these oper

yeah i don't say that it's the panacea for all ills, but it's important. thanks a lot. please , thank you vladimirovich, uh, the hydraulic structure under construction and the planned ones, which were mentioned in the report of vitaly gennadievich, they not only guarantee navigation. well, they give us a balance of water available for use, for example, the bagaevsky hydroelectric complex, which was mentioned here often on the don, it will give. we additionally manage 3 billion tons of water . this water can be used for various purposes, it can be used for irrigation , agriculture can be transported. this year-round, shipping, which they talk about through the azov black sea direction, because if the volga donskoy canal supplies water, then this is clearly not from the volga . and through the house this volume of water and either this is not a sale. mouth, which affects the balance of fish and, accordingly, the balance of the sea of ​​azov, because 60% of the water inflow into the sea of ​​azov. this is, of course, a house even at the time of the construction of the baga

sales have already reached about 14%, does this mean that found panacea for all problems? the number of electric vehicles has exceeded 25 million in the whole world, but their share in the total passenger car fleet is about two percent and even according to optimistic forecasts it will reach 20 only decades later, that is , electric vehicles remain the privilege of a select few countries china germany usa japan that can afford huge investments into the appropriate infrastructure and generation. at this rate of electrification. the fleet will depend not only on the production of electric vehicles and on subsidies the growing number of electric vehicles will certainly be a serious risk factor for the global energy system and the real test and sustainability problem associated with high load on the network and the simultaneous charging of a large number of electric vehicles will be especially noticeable at the local level in residential areas. for example, according to e, the mayor in 3.000 districts of the netherlands load at the same time charging. more than steel electric

about some government-to-government investments huge we can't, but private investments are really a panaceathe fact that in order to ensure them, of course , the rule of law is needed to fight corruption and other problems and during the years that are unfortunately also present in ukraine, and finally, regarding democracy, she mentioned that ukrainians had two revolutions and they have already proven many times, in particular on the battlefield, that they want to be part of europe, part of the democratic world, and maybe in the future nato will start a prijet bridki by mentioning the terrible disaster in the kakhov reservoir, we will hear i want to say a few words about the kakhov dam and the explosion that happened there. i will start by saying that this is an example of the devastating consequences of the russian war, which puts millions of people at risk. this is a reminder for us and for everyone to support ukraine today, and i am proud that the us government, together with partners and ngos organizations are working diligently to evacuate as quickly as possible, so further in the dial

so, we simply remind people that when you use them, it is such a panacea that 100% is a tablet that istely water-free, for example , because i will remind you once again that in addition to there are more bacteria viruses that cause infectious diseases are about the simplest organisms, they are, uh, helminths , that is, pills do not work on everything, and that is why you need to heat this water first , that is, boil it, and uh, you need to remember that you need to boil it for at least ten even it is possible for 20 minutes in order to because different pathogens they have their own terms of destruction precisely at high temperatures so and after that you can use an additional pill in order to be able to already secure this water in order to be able to use eh inside is meant as drinking or for preparing other products . that is why it is necessary to remember, but for which water is added, but it is necessary to remember that they all have a wide spectrum of action, but they do not act on all pathogens . therefore, it is necessary to be sure to insure thermal treat the water and then

that is, it is not the right nuclear weapon, it is not a panacea, and the collapse of the soviet union proved this convincingly, if anyone wants to make sure of this again, there is no question. in the near future, we will see this, which should wipe out that they cannot approve the sanctions package for almost six months. no , they cannot at the moment, that is , the agreement process is taking place . well, i tend to think that it is absolutely necessary to introduce sanctions against russia. cooperation in the field of nuclear technologies well, we need to recognize russia as a sponsor of terrorism, we need to change the paradigm of sanctions policy, which has also been repeatedly discussed in the office of the president of ukraine, there is a corresponding commission by yermak mcfall which e-e is developing projects of decisions about what needs to be changed in this concept. as i said above, from the e-e concept that everything that is not prohibited is allowed to the concept that everything that is not allowed is prohibited. well, we need to strengthen cooperation at the global l

some functionality and potential of these organizations, we should use it but to hope that this is a panaceacide to jump above their heads to solve some problems . organizations well, there is no power potential, let's remember the position of the international committee of the red cross. when they were told what is the situation with ukrainian prisoners of war who are taken by the russians , what did they say and they don't let us in. we can't get into their places of detention today. i understand all the insults. i am just as deeply affected by this. well, i am worried, it also affects me. but i understand that no saviors will come to ukraine and the comparison with the fact that those who went to turkey to rescue did not go to ukraine. well, why i know the answer because there is a war going on in ukraine and nobody wants to expose their citizens to all these risks. therefore, it can only be some private initiatives of individuals and there are such people, we know that they really come privately with a private initiative. they really help ukraine with periodic issues and in transportatio

there you can see what is being called a panacea, and air defence system.ence systems. so it is ukraine, but ukraine is kind of running out of them. these air defence systems, obviously wagner have got to them. they can shoot down the most modern fighter jets and bombers. this is quite powerful. the wagner forces currently only about 25,000 plus are mostly ex service men with a lot of battle experience. where is this all going to end? it is hard to see how this force is going to break into the kremlin unless russia's army decides to side with them. and most importantly, the state security, particularly fsb, which is the successor to the kgb, for now, they are with putin and his authority still showed up. if that changes, things could change. but to the chances are that at the moment this may fizzle out or might be negotiated down, and if prigozhin is removed, there is nobody else with his charisma to run wagner. wagner would then become loyal to the ministry of russian defence and it would be a dark chapter for russia. all of this time, ukraine is delighted

is how can the $27.00 countries come together around a central policy that will be as it were, a panacea solution for all problems when there are so many divergent views, certainly that supports being reported by the different use agencies that are here . and so that suggests perhaps whatever deal does come is going to be a bit of a hodge podge of a deal. so an agreement would be remarkable. dominic, i mean if there is one, when might we say anything concrete come into full as well? the 1st thing and so far as logistics and practicality is concerned, is that a decision by this particular isn't immediately offer level as well. although this is the council of ministers and that is the supreme sovereignty, as it were, the you, the pool governments, the decision that comes from here will have to go to the poet. and so the members of the european parliament will have the chance to say yes or no, as it was, this is a qualified majority procedure as it were in so far as the 3 institutions of the u . a consent. and so that you might find that different groupings might have really serious issues

thing with underground tunnels that lorries used to warm up, but that does not mean that it is a panaceat can prepare she can suspend she can hold back she can disrupt plans somewhat make them change make some decisions carry out work on mistakes but she will not stop the attack and they feel it and they are preparing backup scenarios in the event that they actually have to defend themselves in crimea, well, give almost the last battle there , and this, let's say, will be their last bastion in defense. that is, we see that now all the means they can to strengthen the defense line in crimea are being used by the enemy feeling a foreboding that they will have to retreat very much for the comment oleksandr musienko, head of the center for military legal research, we talked about the situation at the front, thank you if you watch us on the internet and like this broadcast in this way, support our work. well, we are moving on. an international conference dedicated to the post-war reconstruction of ukraine has started in london . the prime minister of great britain and ukraine, the head of the

we are not the panacea and there are no silver bullets. not all trees are fuel and not all fuels are trees and not all timberarvest is hazard reduction work. there are other good timber we create habitat ispin of the u.s. and there's all of areas wherere i not a lot of young forest and we can do a lot of things with timber forest. needs to happen is we need to harvest every acre of the national forestm. but, where there is value, there is no reason why that value cannot help pay for additional treatments. it can help reduce fuels on the acres that have the timber and you can generate revenue to pay for other noncommercial activities like mastication, prescribed fire, wildlife habitat improvement. i took this picture friday on the prescott national forest in arizona. i assure you, is not a hot bed of the forest products industry. i couldn't visit to her three nose with this project paid its way out of the woods and it's all downhill from this spot to a pallet mill outside of phoenix. they get a gravity assist their and in all of these funds

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the numbers at first glance do not frighten the consequences in dynamics, until it comes out as a panaceand all climate agreements are stuck in the plane of theory, india and pakistan take a hit on the coast, a cyclone bepardzhoy hit hurricane, which in bengali means catastrophe accompanied by heavy rains and powerful winds. there are disaster victims, but already man-made on the faroe islands, and critical natural scenarios nikita traditions historically developed and passed down from generation to generation customs views tastes norms of behavior it is necessary to be able to critically treat traditions and, if necessary, change them, is there a component of human development when stop thinking about the origin of the action. they lead to sorrow consequences often for the outside world , this is exactly what happened on the faroe islands, which belong to the kingdom of denmark. where there is a long tradition of killing dolphins or, in other words, pilot whales. here is the speaking name grintograph, the next hunt of the fareros, turned into an ugly result in the number of killed mammal

. >> i don't understand it either i think a great point, look, if sending blinken over was panacea to diplomatic problems should have done it a couple years he ago won't solve anything i do believe we need communications at the highest legals the commander in chief talking to chairman xi of ccp in this case would i rather have blinken in negotiations, but we need to continue to grind china to put more friction on them resistance help them understand repercussions of annexs taiwan on a scale larger than what thank you russians saw on global stage when they tried to annex ukraine they need to recognize there is a strong he deterrence we need to establish that deterrence not just military presence an economic stranglehold on china we need to start to ascribeing to includes boycotting divestment sanctions against china similar what we started with russia when it invaded ukraine yl we do that xi is not going to recognize it as zeernt in south china sea we need to help taiwan build forces, right now president showing such weakness on global stage i think chairman xi recognizes next couple y

electric motoring doesn't seem to be quite the environmental panacea it has claimed to be.facturing of the batteries. he might know a thing or two about all that. he actually has an advanced degree in electrical engineering and mr. bean doesn't support buying electric cars yet. he thinks they're not as green as many people think and that their production emits a ton of greenhouse gases. ashley: i love the video. running all that while sits inen a arm charm on top of -- chair on top of the car. thank you very much. larry summers sounding the alarm on sounding recession in the uk that brexit is a fee factor in and created problems that will lead to the recession in the next two years. former leader of brexit party nigel farage is with us this morning. great to see you. some say your movement will cause a recession and it's been a mis-toric economic mistake, answer that . >> they never give up. the globalists never ever give up and you've got to remember whether it's larry summers or the clintons or bidens, they love brussels and the european union. it's the prototype of what

this is not a panacea, only metals have a memory. initially, they will still remain.n paper and regularly covered with cream. he tints the wax. protect nourishes with fats. the main thing is not to let the skin dry out. in general, if they talked to egor, as to environmental clients, then they would have dissuaded him from repair, because the script came out more than the cost of the same new pair, but it was a challenge. everything was patched both outside and inside to do this at home, of course, it is impossible between the lining up, the skin is glued there, stitched and wrapped. that is, such work costs somewhere around 2.500 glued, each glued. we have, uh, 700 rubles. worth every glue. here we did three glues, uh three stitched 10,000 dollars. if anyone did not know, and although suede looks vulnerable, however, in fact. she is also very durable, in order to appreciate her true state. it is necessary to remove greasy dust, ingrained dirt, persistent stains from salt from the sidewalks. to do this, you must first raise the jammed villi in the workshop ; this is d

. >> what are some of the downfalls and challenges in ai you hear it's sort of a panacea and the greatest thing since sliced bread. >> franchisees at bigger companies like mcdonald's or restaurant brands international getting on board and agreeing it works. language model is brought up to me by cowen, they're tough to train in whatever language and the nuances of the menu and ordering you have to have a well-trained language model that understands all of that around customization. and that changes restaurant roles as well in certain capacities what does that look like for workers? no one wants to be first because they want to get it right. andrew charles at cowen mentioned to me this sort of looks like what third-party delivery looked like five years ago. some brands were testing it out. it's everywhere now with the exception of mcdonald's -- or domino's which doesn't work with third-party. >> they were first in automating a lot in how they do things. is domino's out there as a leader here? >> i'm sure they're thinking about it, but domino's also, you have to consider looks at this as a t

absolutely the fed is not cutting this year unless the economy goes through a tailspin so today that was panacea, as you said, goldilocks, a term from the past, that was goldilocks you have blown out of the water the jobs report on the upside, but yet wage growth is declining versus expectations. that's phenomenal. is it sustainable? it may be. so that's why i've got a more positive tone. >> you bought deere. >> okay. >> is that new >> yeah, deere is new. and the reason i bought deere, before you give me the high five, you said buy when i said sell i sold deere at $410 and i'm picking it up 15% lower. it works sometimes microsoft didn't work. i bought it higher but i'm confident, with chatgpt, everything else. >> you're not buying deere if you think the economy is going into the toilet. >> that's not entirely true because i think those stocks have already experienced that going into the toilet basis. so they discounted the recession. so that's why i bought them. i'm not buying stocks that haven't discounted the recession. >> is it time, jason snipe, to see what's happening in the market today i

whether it is really a panacea or work only with complex treatment, we will find out right now and wethe studio today who tried to cure their short, muddy treatment. let's take it in order. does mud help or not, and let's start with you alexander good morning. good morning. please tell me what problems did you have? do they stay where you are? or and what kind of mud used to treat the problem? it started about 6 years ago, in the morning my fingers began to go numb and my fingers didn’t obey well, even when the tap opened some kind of inconvenience in the bathroom, then my fingers began to swell and swell in the joints of the phalanges of the fingers, and i naturally went to the doctor. it turned out that i have a standard age-related arthritis, fingers. i found a friend who was vacationing in one of our sanatoriums on the river near nizhny novgorod. and he advised me to go there and said that there is beautiful sulfide silt mud, which comes from the lake. sakas from the crimean peninsula. and i took a ticket, fortunately, the sanatorium has departmental problems. especially did not c

even that, as you know, is not a panacea for everything with the smoke.s going to be with us for a while. anderson? >> miguel marquez, thank you. >>> in florida, take a look at this packed event hosted by a bookstore. it's not a book signing. people were there to support amanda gorman, who donated 1,200 books to be given out, including 400 copies of her book. the books are being restricted after one parent's complaint. gorman's book is titled "the hill we climb," the same title as the poem she read at president biden's inauguration in 2021. months later her book was published and had been available at the school library for all students until one parent's complaint. by the way, that parent did not read the book. now the district says only middle school students have access to amanda gorman's book. the parent's statement said it includes, quote, hate messages. here are a few of the lines she took issue with. >> we've braved the belly of the beast. we've learned that quiet isn't always peace. and the norms and notions of what just is isn't always justice. a

folk panacea for sunburn.le tool is familiar to everyone who has been burned in the sun at least once in their life, it helps to quickly relieve pain and redness and reduce the feeling of the wall . the fats that make up the sour cream create a film protection, thereby reducing the burning sensation of touch. apply sour cream in a thick layer on the affected areas and hold on the skin for 30 to 60 minutes and burns, as it never happened with sour cream. but here they are, look at these heroes. where did you hear about this tool? well , from a distant pink childhood, you go from the beach , you go to the store and immediately buy sour cream, and the ancient folk recipe on the one hand, and plus cooling, such discomfort plus fats. yes, they really will restore, but there is such a moment that the fatter the better, that is, you need to look for rustic fat sour cream 40 so that the spoon is ideal. why do living things help our skin , they will recover faster to help restore the upper layers of the skin, well, tha

and frankly, i don't think that's going to be a panaceae . that's not the real problem. they deliberately flew aircraft and cut off ships in the taiwan straits in the south china sea. they are increasingly aggressive they're feeling a their oats and they're sensing weakness. and by the way, what are the follow meetings that xi jinping was talking to tony blinken about? well, it'sllow-u kerry. it's janet yellen who just said that any basically of any kind would be a disaster. what does that signal? it's the parts t? of the administration that are most inclined to accommodate beijing. this is this is a very disturbing and let's emphasize here, china really has notingpi changed anything in its policy. xi jinping has not altered anything. ld-u their military buildup is continuing. they are decoupling. they have not their position sin on taiwan. >> i was in singapore. yeah. take a listegaporen. g this. i was in singapore. yeah. okay. >>d, the completeli decoupling blinken appears wacwant a stronger econominken relationship with china. >> watch this. >>p economic relationshih

however, it is not a panacea to be under a consent decree. because there are some places where a consent decree drags on for years and years. it is incredibly expensive. and there is still no guarantee of the results that we are looking for in terms of a cultural shift within the department. however it is better than what we have now. which is a city governments that has not acted with the sense of urgency. they have not fulfilled their responsibilities with regard to cleaning up the police department. and holding officers accountable and as a matter of fact even as this doj investigation was going on we have still hunted multiple people killed by the minneapolis police department and we have had abused during protests. i was one of the folks who was tear gassed for standing near the precinct. after george floyd was killed. i was part of a lawsuit filed by the aclu and richardson on behalf of multiple protesters. he experienced abuse of the hands of the npd. these officers could not even control themselves. knowing that they were being invest

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it means that as regards the universal method, e.g. treatment or there is no panacea, it is necessarycan be depression, in which, for example, the overriding guilt is so hard to bear that in this respect the person inflicts on himself in order to redeem himself. this feeling of guilt is painful in nature, therefore, if you offer to apply at the same time. the therapist was fine. uh, it's appropriate to say what you think the boss needs to communicate with people. openly yasnaya not to hoard. here is this accumulated negative material and walk, how to say light. you know, i want to add that, of course, acne is still a skin problem. here, probably, irina nikolaevna and i will just be united, in our opinion, of course, you need to take care of the skin from the window, in addition to everything that we just said, you still need care and competent washing. this is the correct use of special tonics. a very important point, no deficiency of vitamins a and vitamin a. d. well, straight very important in nutrition, please, less citrus fruits, we remove carbohydrates. well , there's just no oth

but of course, it cannot be said that this is a panacea. well, and some more mematrasses. phone, this one from an american company can buzz a heater, cool one of its halves, it will cost 250,000 rubles. another novelty from russian developers, it can change the stiffness at the command from the remote control or from the application thanks to the air chamber inside. but what about the health benefits through the hands of an orthopedic doctor evgeny frolov, many patients went through the hands of an orthopedist for a long time trying to find the perfect mattress , the conclusion of the doctor, the key to success, not in new technologies. the material of manufacture of the springs, they are plastic, they are wooden , metal, mm, it doesn’t matter, in fact, but the spring must fulfill its function, the shock-absorbing function of the hourglass shape or straight uh, springs, in my opinion , there is no difference if it works, since coconut horse hair memory foam can in no way affect the quality of sleep. the best mattress is the one on which you are comfortable, we are all diff

we need tools that help -- these tools are still developing and they will not be a panacea but they can provide opportunities for people to abuse ai capabilities. the efficacy of the technical focus, policy could make providers is stay protective measures. we really do not want -- i make excited about ai but it needs to be mindful of the risks and we need to get something done. thank you and i'm looking forward to the questions. sen ossoff: i would note that the chair of the fiduciary committees senator durbin has arrived. any remarks he would like to make? >> i spent five years of my career sitting on the bench behind you so it's an honor to be in front of the committee today. the world's attention is focused on the potential of ai. as they look to prevent harms it's essential that they do so with a focus on human rights including the rights to liberty, privacy, freedom of expression and equal treatment before the law. i will focus on two areas where ai is already accessing these areas. facial recognition of law enforcement and generative ai. ai systems are harming people's civil right

the main thing is not to consider the method a panacea, if we are talking about, but the initial signshere, e, the introduction of prp is shown, if we are talking about the later stages of the disease, when the cartilage is already completely erased, then, unfortunately, the introduction of prp into the joint is ineffective because there is no substrate, yes, that needs to be restored. no, there's still bare bone. studies, both russian and foreign , say that if applied correctly , the procedure can be effective. the main thing is to do everything under medical supervision and not to believe the promises that the pain will go away forever or the plasma will restore the already destroyed cartilage. this is unlikely to happen, but in general a miracle. one morning on ntv, i'm sergey mayorov hello, today we are returning to the house of the great actress olga noodles and we will find out. why did she have children sin and sang folk songs. we take pens and notebooks in our hands and write down a signature recipe for delicious and low-calorie mayonnaise from our favorite actress olga lapshin

about korea as a way to accelerate input into the industry i think that's a good thing is not the panacea does not solve enough of the problem for the sake of time i will go into training. two-year training as i talked about in my presentation is based on nothing. i think what are the problems of the bureaucratic appraisal licensing scenario is nothing is verified and tested to the whole industry is waiting two or three years to get somebody certified is a real impediment. the last thing i think one of the problems of the trainees is not having enough thanks but except her work and there has to be an outreach. for example fannie and freddie will accept appraisals but banks won't and that is a roadblock to solving this problem. >> thank you director thompson i see were out of time. >> also briefly the appraisal legal authority is unclear and largely unfettered in the rulemaking another operations the appraisal foundation is not subject to the regulatory guardrails imposed by congress . . . rules. happy to elaborate further. >> next we have vice chair around. vice chair brown -- vice chair

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that help humans judge the extent to which a given content is accurate however they will not be a panaceaowever they can provide tools that make it harder to abuse ai capabilities. it will also not work to the full extent in some cases at all without complementary policy development. in particular the efficacy of this which will hinge on how adopted they are. policies could also require any customer facing ai to be labeled as such. in policy could also mandate ai services to implement adequate services and reporting mechanisms, finally we need to work on ai literacy. i think no matter what happens in the end the public needs to understand how to decipher ai systems and how to be on the lookout for when they are interacting with ai in the first place. we really do not want to learn this the hard way, the way we have seen it over here. about the positive impact that ai can have but we need to be mindful of the risks. we need to get started now, thank you and i look forward to questions. >> thank you dr., i would note that the chair of the judiciary committee has arrived. mr. chairman, and h

however these are still developing and i will not be a panacea. rather, they can provide the necessary friction that makes it harder tobuse ai capabilities. ey will also not work to the full extent inhe some cases a al without complementary policy development. in particular, the efficacy of this approach was hit on how adopted they are. policies could also reqre any consumer facin ai to be labeled as such. and policy could also made in service diplomat otherervices and reportinmechanisms. finally we do needo work on ai literacy. i thinkhat no matter what happs in the end the public needs to understand how to decipher ss and at how to be on the lookout for what they are actively interacting with ai at first place. we really do not wantac to learn this the hard way, the way we have seen it over here. so to conclude, i am really excited about the positive impacts ai can have what we need to be mindful of the very real risks. and when you d get started now. thank you a i'm looking forward to theuestion. >>hank you, dr. madry. i would not that the chai

in this case with miss hayward and if not a panacea to issue a new number. >> if the kid is nine monthsuldn't it be better to do that then all of a sudden your son all of a sudden you got to go back and find a yacht booked off in boca raton customer. >> we would be happy tolook into . >> i feel bad. >> gentleman from new jersey youare now recognized for five minutes . >> every member of this committee i listen to for five years and new folks support efforts the social security administration i've heard nothing different, maybe you have to seek your social security numbers. i've never heard from somebody that supports that but i want to highlight how social security is america's greatest achievements we cannot let this hearing distract us. some folks on this side of manufactured crisis that threatens america's entire economy we reached a debt limit we should not be talking about one or two or three more of thousands of costs over and over those in congress threatening to get social security i did read that correctly and didn't hear that correctly nor did you some house members want to fo