so what happens next, peter, in _ this committee immediately. xt, peter, in terms - this committee immediately. so what happens next, peter, in terms of - happens next, peter, in terms of what donald trump might do? the clock is what donald trump might do? tue: clock is ticking, what donald trump might do? tte: clock is ticking, as far as the committee is concerned, because the republicans take over in the house in the new year and clearly they take over the committees as well. and this investigation is very likely to be dropped. we are approaching the thanksgiving holiday here in the states. everything. for a few days. then there will be a few days before christmas for this given do its work with those documents, to analyse what they see, and the big question is, will any information from those tax returns be eventually made public? clearly donald trump has argued against this for many years, saying that the committee was motivated by politics, but this committee is determined to look at those documents as part of an investigation into whether p

we have the will for this, you understand, most likely, peter does not have an understanding. t your friend will ask you from this room, which we have just seen, that you will go to work. but, that is, plans for you already have a life, don't you? so for sure vyacheslav you will probably be surprised, but peter's friend believes that he can solve all problems five times. you must be in the studio. oh, rosa came here, the snake, you have such claims to vyacheslav, your brother lives on the street. let at least buy him at least some place of residence, and you dry it along it, this is a place of residence. do you think that vyacheslav should buy an apartment for the wind, at least a room in a communal apartment or in a hostel, where do you get such confidence that vyacheslav can buy an apartment for peter that he has there is money for this, for example, real estate, three apartments, a car, an expensive cottage. here i think. brother, it's so easy to leave on the street. yes, he is to blame for this. well, help like this one blood to help, something can be done with something pe

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peter was officially in this campaign, the main scorer wore the rank of senior artillery officer at first azov campaign seemed to the tsar a continuation of military losses, but two attempts to storm failed. peter ordered the real return, not the amusing war began defeat. all winter in the upper donabli from voronezh, a flotilla was built in the spring of 1696. the first russian fleet of two large warships, 23 galleys and 1,500 small ships set off down. along the don goat, the ships cut off the fortress from the side of the bay from the supply sources. a month later, the fortress surrendered. russia gained access to the sea of ​​​​azov, the russian fleet successfully repulsed attempts by the turkish troops to break through blockade. peter returned to moscow as a winner, but in order to continue the war with the ottoman empire , allies were needed. peter equipped a great embassy of diplomats and nobles to europe, and he himself went with them under the guise of an officer of the preobrazhensky regiment peter mikhailov in moscow instead of the tsar , the court steward of ramadanovsky, who e

peter, in this situation, it is clear what is happening with the export of grain from ukraine to the countries of africa, asia , and europe. obviously, this is a big challenge for turkey, because turkey, as you rightly pointed out, is one of the countries that is trying to play a bigger role in the asian region in the black sea region. so, why exactly did turkey from the very beginning occupy such a position in the middle of the they got along well with the russians, they got along well with the ukrainians, although it is absolutely obvious that the war that is going on in the black sea threatens turkey as well, let us remind you that turkey is also a great imperial power, but we should also remember that ottoman imperialism quite a serious and long-standing phenomenon that in 1453 they finally destroyed byzantium and took constantinople, and from that time they began an attack on europe and reached as far as vienna. the europe of the ptk, which is interesting to find on the internet, so why did ottoman imperialism wake up and why did it wake up, because the worst thing that the russ

is an mri before treatment for peter and this is the day after and you can see this area is now the dark area represents cancer cell death. does that mean that we are looking at a good outcome for peter, potentially, at the moment? yes, early efficacy has proven to be very promising for him. and we will need to follow him up long—term. histrosonics is working on an updated version of its machine to sell to hospitals once they've secured regulatory approval. we've developed the platform to be adaptable to almost any part of the body. what we are doing in the liver might be the most challenging. it's deep, it moves and those are potential limitations of what were doing, but we've overcome those and we feel that everything we do gets easier. there are also early trials, separate from histrosonics, investigating whether histotripsy can work on other parts of the body. peter's cancer is now stable but he still has other tumours in his body and he is waiting to see whether histotripsy stimulates an immune response before exploring other treatment options. i think no matter what the out

this is phase one of the trial. how long before they know if it is effective before they can give it out to everybody? peter: i think it won't be ready this year but next winter, you will be seeing i think vaccine strategies like this will be more frequent. after all, in the pediatric population, we use combination shots a lot so it's not like a new kind of thing and even when people get a tetanus shot, it is often combined with diphtheria or whooping cough so the idea of combining vaccines is not new. we will probably have it next year. kristen: isn't there also an rsv vaccine trial underway now? peter: the rsv vaccine trial is a bigger studies so it's a phase three study by pfizer. they looked at about 7000 people. it was an interesting strategy because instead of vaccinating somebody to only protect themselves, they vaccinated pregnant persons and you know, found that it reduced serious disease because the most vulnerable folks to rsv is kids under six months of age. reduced hospitalizations by 80%, reduced outpatient visits by 50%, so it looks really good. again, for next year. kristen: all right. how b

i've done things i'm not proud of for said things i'm not proud of but i'm surprised the way peter thisic nature that goes on that people want to view these positions. i know a lot of people are well thought of saying i'm not going to go through that. >> back to "govzilla", california is a textbook example of financial mismanagement. california though as big budget surplus . >> you know where they got it ? from uncle sam. the federal government all this money to california and look, i don't like it when they give money to the states because think about it this way. the only way the government can give money to california is by taking the money from the other 49 states. it's just a game, will give this money so i don't want to state and federal government to do that but california is really i think in terrible shape. what happened in los angeles, the problems with homelessnessand poverty and the schools, people are leaving california . it's one of the themes ofthe book . you have blue states like california, igrew up in chicago . a lot of them left illinois which is one of the iconic com

thank you for being on today >> thank you please call me peter >> this follow-up to an instant classic i double dog dare you >> originally it took place in 1940 >> that star is crooked. >> that star is perfectly straight >> so about 30 years later, he's now a dad and returns home to try to give his kids a christmas like he had growing up >> my dad made this all look so easy >> your reprising your role as ralphie. is anybody coming back. >> everybody who tphreuplayed f schwartz, the bully, my brother, they're all back >> that's great. >> yeah. we waited 39 years to make this movie. so we wanted to make this right. >> what is your favorite scene from the original? >> i'll tell you one of the scenes i love is when ralphie goes to visit santa. we can all relate to that. it can be a scary experience >> i want a rifle. >> you'll shoot your eye out, kid. merry christmas. ho, ho, ho >>> and i remember as kids, because when i did the movie -- how old are you, jackson >> i'm 15. >> i was right around your age i was 12 i looked a lot younger they built the whole mountain and the huge slide they c

this is peter's this is german this is belgian right here i have a brick with imprints.but for the heroes this is one of the main things of their lives. this was my trick, but also from the family, because i pulled the whole family, but because i understood that this is just the same exception to the rule, there is no such thing, all our friends are familiar. they all left. i want to stay here to leave something here for people to show that something can be done here in every issue. real stories. yes. see this folk. this is the old city. this is when the fingers the master spent on this most made brick building to break stereotypes, watch on belarus 24 tv channel. 48 chosen ones entered the game. they never give up their strength not only in the muscles of the heroes. terrace with fire with victory i want to be a high-flying bird. i am fast, agile, miniature and in this, my strength is fire and water, my favorite poems only because we are already rescuers for teams. you will have to go through the most difficult test and compete for the main prize, the players must be ex

that maybe there will be an order to rush forward, well, this is but nevertheless, i will honestly say the situation it is not simple, mr. peterat is happening in the city of bakhmut now , does it exist as a city, or is there already such destruction that the residents are no longer there, there is no one , and actually this point that you hold relatively well, i will tell you that at one time we worked in rubizhne rubizhne was wiped off the face of the earth instead of a city, there was a pile of construction debris and the intensity of artillery shelling was, well , much greater, yes, the city was destroyed, the city suffered losses, but if you compare how they destroyed rubizhne with how they destroyed siverskyi donetsk, then it is not compared to here, either the exhaustion of the enemy is happening or, er, nevertheless, our counter-battery systems have arrived, albeit small amounts, which are more or less reliable, even some residents , they er, well, they are left with nowhere to go, we help them there with food, water, medicine, they are a there is even a category of zhdunov who, in principle, are there especially where

what do you make of this apparent changes done by poland or peter? this 180 degree turn. first of all, it appears to indicate that war saw cares a lot more about blaming russia and risk and to risk sparking a global conflict. then it actually is willing to find out the truth of what actually killed 2 of its citizens on this border area with ukraine. i mean, because let's not forget, poland initially began to point the finger at russia by saying that these missiles that fell on polish territory were russian made missiles. and then basically this is pretty much what dave rice told us, hysteria and the media and with western politicians that we saw come right after. that was only moments after they made that statement that they said they were going to have a, an emergency meeting and discuss the details and decide where to go from there. and it's also interesting to note that this you turn now, poland saying that it likely wasn't a russian missile attack. this comes just moments after the white house released its own statement saying that again, this likely was not an attack

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done things that i'm not proud of or said think i'm not proud of, but i'm surprised by the way, peter, this kind of toxic nature goes on the people are going to not want to do these positions in government. i know a lot of people who are well-qualified to say i'm not going to go through that. >> host: back to "govzilla", california is the textbook example of financial mismanagement. california has a big budget surplus try to do you know where they got it? from uncle sam. what happened was during covid the federal government gave all this money to california and, look, i don't like it when the federal government gives money to states because think about it this way. the only way that the chinese government can give money to california is by taking the money from the other 49 states, right? it's just a glitzy game of we will give this money, so i don't want the states, the federal government to do that. but california is really i think in really terrible shape or what's happened in san francisco, los angeles, the problems with almost as good of the problems with poverty, the problems with sch

peter, this is a significant result. how significant is it?e country, largely because of kari lake, because she is a well—known figure in the states, she has been an evening news presenter, she has been very critical of the mainstream media, suggesting that it favours the democrats. he is very close to donald trump to the extent that some people have speculated that if donald trump launches another race for the presidency himself, that kari lake could potentially have been his running mate. they were very close over that crucial 2020 election, agreeing on those false claims that there was skullduggery going on during the election result in the denial ofjoe biden�*s wins. now this makes all the difference when katie hobbs, who as a secretary of state in arizona's job who as a secretary of state in arizona'sjob it who as a secretary of state in arizona's job it was to oversee the 2020 election, and she has pushed back on any claims that there was any wrongdoing in 2020. ., ., 2020. you mentioned there if donald trump _ 2020. you mentioned there

variev did not know anything when denis began to prompt the master peter noticed this and undertook tong denis po farevo, peter ordered to write to the sailors. and what became of him was unknown, and denis peredanovich kalmykov will become a captain, receive the nobility and rise to the rank of rear admiral and commander of the kronstadt port. thanks to peter's efforts, the first generation of its own naval commanders grew up in russia, and one of them was sinyavin, who signed the order on his appointment as a captain. the king had no doubts about his decision. she mind gets the sovereign's document not believed in his happiness, the captain is the sovereign commander of the king and god for the entire crew. he is responsible for the fate of the ship and crew members . he enters the battle last leaves the board in the event of the death of the court. a ship is also a huge economy, and on the captain of a mountain of orders, statements and cash accounts, everything from cannons and gunpowder to the last cracker and piece of rope is counted, checked, written down and laid in its place.

peter this was petro kuzik, commander of the svoboda battalion, major of the national guard of ukraineh is fighting on the eastern front, friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our social platforms, social networks on youtube and facebook , for those who are currently watching us live on youtube and facebook, please like this video and subscribe to our channels in on youtube and on facebook, in addition, you can become a sponsor of any youtube channel under this video, at the bottom there is a button called sponsor, please come in. any help will be helpful to us. then we are in touch with the colonel of the security service of ukraine, people's deputy of ukraine roman kostenko , a lyudmika, from the first day of the war, fought and is fighting on the southern front, mr. colonel, good day and good health to you. congratulations, serhiy. thank you. first of all , i want to congratulate you on the liberation of kherson that you made a lot of efforts so that this city was freed from the rashin occupiers, of course kherson is the number one topic in the whole world,

following was something that has not yet been considered, because it is necessary to remember that peter, thispecific. it is more intended as a means against missile defense, but with a missile, i would take it directly, and also three questions, that is, just to understand the pact, three missiles each cost 3 million dollars at the level of the 17th year for the us army, if you take a battery with a battery just petri bacteria, then at the same time a salvo costs 0, 4 billion dollars, that is, they are more realistic here, even considering american money, it would not be like that khrystyna yaskov finally has some important questions. we all deal with regular donations, including for our army, and we understand that we can entrust our funds to large funds that have proven themselves well over the past 8 years. in particular , others were also included there eh hmm hugged the leader with let’s say so they collect on black boxes and regularly hint that what we hear in bryansk is related to this black box. well, let's assume that it could be serious. well, the fact is that i am sure that later h

all together the two sides of one empire were founded by peter the great the imperial idea of ​​peter - thisunity peoples of russia this is an idea. for the sake of achieving the great goals of the existence of our country, this strong is united. this is modern russia since the proclamation of the empire, the multinationality of russia has been not just a state idea, but also a source of pride for the rulers of the country. fashion was much supported by the nationality at the state level, the imperial porcelain factory produced a whole series called the people of russia and anyone could purchase them in detail to study, for example, a german costume or a woman from the arkhangelsk province, the exhibition became logical a continuation of the festive events that took place in st. petersburg throughout this year and were dedicated to the 350th anniversary of the first russian emperor. and it so happened that the opening of the exposition is connected with another significant date 301 years ago, after the victory in the northern war, peter was titled emperor, and russia was declared an empire,

clear if an immune response has been triggered in peter but a month after his procedure, professor wah was able to show me the results of his treatment. thisand this is the day after. and you can see this area is now totally treated and the dark area represents cancer cell death. does that mean that we're looking at a good outcome for peter, potentially, at the moment? yes, early efficacy has proven to be very promising for him. and we will need to follow him up long—term. histrosonics is working on an updated version of its machine to sell to hospitals once they've secured regulatory approval. we've developed the platform to be adaptable to almost any part of the body. what we are doing in the liver might be the most challenging. it's deep, it moves, and those are potential limitations of what we're doing, but we've overcome those and we feel that everything we do beyond this gets easier. there are also early trials, separate from histrosonics�*, investigating whether histotripsy can work on other parts of the body. peter's cancer is now stable but he still has other tumours in his body, and he's waiting to see whether histotripsy stimula

peter. thank you for this conversation. such a neutral state in relation to russia's war with ukraine, on the other hand, it is important what are the moods in society, because quite often the mood of society differs from the mood of the government, and of course these changes in public the sentiments of ukraine, a country in the civilized world , should be used precisely in order to promote its agenda, to isolate russia even where the political elites are not ready for such isolation, to see these changes taking place in each such country, this is a very important moment, especially since we see that we are getting closer to a certain rubicon when even ukraine of the global south understands the danger of the war started by the president of the russian federation volodymyr against ukraine and that is why they expect the meeting of the president of the united states of america by joseph biden with the president of the people's republic of china, xi jinping , it will bring certain changes in the world e-e architecture. howev

thank you for being here, peter. this is what the tentative deal that your union rejected.brought up a 14% salary hike. a 24% salary hike by the end of this agreement in 2024. the average salary for those that work in freight trains would be $160,000 annually. the top 10% of all industries in this nation. yet the talks have stalled over the sick pay dispute. can you explain to me why your union is one of the four of the 12 unions that decided, you know, they did not want to agree to this deal because of sick pay. >> good afternoon. thank you for having me on. let me clear something up. the second lowest paid out of the 12. i seen some numbers rolling around out there. they say a maintenance worker makes about 130,000 dollars a year with benefits. a track maintenance worker would have to work over 3000 years a year to make 130,000 dollars if you are including benefits and there. they still will not be anywhere close near that $160,000 a year in income and less they simply live their entire lives out on the railroad. that is exactly what is going on right now. i have watched

this idea that i don't like. what's peter you're saying? so i'm going to shut your voice down. i don't think that's you know, we're pretty rare in this country among all the countries in the world that we have the bill of rights, which are really to sacred, you know, the right of assembly, right of religion, the right of free speech, you know, the right to bear arms, the right the right of a fair trial, all of these things are really in history, not very prevalent. so i admire that about elon musk at the end of godzilla. you have some reforms that you suggest to maybe get off this hamster. yes. and there are a lot of them are thought experiments, but if you want to ask me about it. i do. i do. yeah. term limits for congress. i've always liked vermont. i, i believe that we should not a permanent political class and i don't know what the term all that should be. i would go for something maybe two terms in the senate that would be 12 years in the senate. yeah, maybe four or five or six terms in the house, maybe ten, 12 years in the house, and then you get back to it. and that was r

. >> attorney peter cross agreed to at least see if there was some truth to eric's story. but there was still one problem. this is not the kind of law you normally practice. >> no, not at all. i'm a corporate lawyer. i do corporate litigation. i don't do criminal work. >> charmaine chester was peter's assistant. this was also new territory for her. >> out of the blue one day, i get this call. you have a collect call from an inmate at sing sing correctional facility. i'm like, okay. >> soon she found herself spending hours on the phone with the inmate. >> at first it was all, you know, business, case, case. by the time you talk to somebody every day, personal things start to slip in. >> friendship. >> friendship. >> in the meantime, her boss was checking out eric's claims of innocence. did you believe it at the beginning? >> i'm not going to say -- i didn't disbelieve him. it's just i'm practicing law for a long time. okay? >> and people lie. >> they certainly color the truth. this is a man who was convicted of murdering someone. so, of course, i approached it with some skepticism. >> but once cross learned the

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. >> peter: this white house knows that twitter does try to flag misinformation because it happened tohem. earlier this month, the white house twitter account posted that big incr increases in socil security checks are because of president biden and twitter jumped in with some clarifying information that those increases are actually because of a law signed by richard nixon. when that happened, nobody around here blamed elon musk. they just deleted the tweet and reposted it with a little more context. trace? >> trace: and moved on. we will have more on this. the federal reserve rates higher than previously expected and keep them there for an extended period in order to fight inflation. however, chairman jerome powell says the fed may increase its key interest rate next month by only a half point after four straight three quarter point hikes. wall street took the news well, the dow surged 737 points to exit bear territory. the nasdaq jumped 484. meantime lawmakers in the house requested by president biden crippling holiday season. big labor is against it. so are many members of both part

this is modern russia peter's life, all his activities, all his exploits, deeds. ussia, of course, the kunstkamera is part of peter's imperial idea as a united multinational russia . house of the romanovs that russia really has preserved the culture of many peoples, probably the most important thing is that few people in the world did it, because really peter he was a gatherer. he spoke to the voters of the peoples and, uh, right-wing empire of our country, that everyone can live in this country. the first block of the exposition creates an atmosphere of fashion for the peoples of the 18th century. this is a couple of 1740, in which representatives of 150 peoples of russia took part, arranged in st. petersburg by empress anna ioannovna in preparation for the celebration. worked in addition to the yard. the academy of sciences and the kunstkamera are very grateful to our partners. uh, pao gazprom who took over the time to support this exposure is an experiment. we are playing this, and on the one hand it is amusing, as peter and anna ivanovna did. right here in this

most populated city in norway, victor victoria 600 in the light of the unheard-of victoria, this is how peterf poltava . quite right. railways for 600 severo-muysky tunnel at bam passed from two sides at the time of assembly on march 30, 2001. it turned out that the builders diverged horizontally by 69, and vertically by 36. why millimeters, right? circus 900 2100 you have exactly 5 pavel 18-200 andrey has a bet his bank pavel is all-in, andrey will not mind. stepan performed with the group exotic animals hippos monkeys parrots, and he entered the arena in the form of this character. the doctor hurts right. please, the circus for 600. according to legend, the canadian businessman guilaliberte came up with this name on the hawaiian coast, where he liked to admire the sunsets. city of petrov for 900 why is this gloomy mass in our gloomy climate karl bryullov asked for more, not knowing that he would soon receive an order for his painting quite right. saint isaac's cathedral. among other artists hurts 600 hospital knickerbocker from television series of the same name. she really worked at the be

that is a fact. >> peter: obama is drawing bigger crowds this cycle but biden remains the leader of the party. >> our best days are really ahead of us. >> peter: our best days were in danger of disappearing just last night along with certain freedoms and the fate and soul of the united states. so, we're seeing president biden trying to strike a balance talking about both threats to democracy and the pluses of democratic party policy. bret? >> bret: peter doocy on the north lawn. thanks. talk about both of those things with wi candidates later in the show. stocks are down. the dow lost 146.5. the s&p 500 fell 40. the nasdaq dropped 182. ♪ ♪ >> bret: ready for that music a lot. the new hampshire senate race could determine the balance of power in that chamber following the election. there was a different kind of power on display last night as the republican nominee saw firsthand just how seriously some people are taking the contest. fox business correspondent hillary vaughn is in kingston, new hampshire tonight. >> yesterday we had a little incident outside of the debate hall. >> with jus

newt liegz t neutralizing the mothers' pain of losing their sons in this unjust war. >> as you say, one that is being picked apart. peter leave it right there. thank you so much for your time and best of luck to you. >> thank you. >>> and this programming note. on an all-new season of this is life withlis aling, why there is always more to the stories we think we know all about and discover the connections shaping our shared humanity. take a look. >> what's your personality like? >> miss congeniality. she is very caring and loving and loyal, but she's got that jersey girl edge to her. tasha is that girl who does shots of tequila with you and then break a bottle over the guy's head who tries to start a fight in a bar. >> tony is just an ordinary guy. but with tasha, he can be an artist. a fashion photographer. >> perfect. >> and a writer. compiling tasha's thoughts and dreams online. >> i don't look at tasha as a script i write. i don't sit down and say, what is tasha gonna say next? i kind of look at her and i say, what are you thinking? i just let her flow through me. >> and don't miss "this is life with lisa ling" tom

peter, your thoughts on this?? is he thinking globally? he will say he's thinking globally and he'll say this decree applies across the world. and then someone from the eu will say, actually, we've got to talk to you about that. he'll say, "oh, yeah, we should talk about that." and again, twitter was having struggles with india long before elon musk decided he wanted to own the company. whether or not he's thought about it doesn't matter. he's going to confront it regardless. and shona, i mean, canfree speech or a genuine town square exist at scale in the way he's talking? nope. and i don't think twitter has ever been a town square. i i think it has always been- anarchy since it grew to many millions of user. you know, there was a time in twitter's very early days i when it was very charming. you had to sms to be able to tweet. - and it was essentially— like sending a group dm to some very friendly- internet strangers. |we are long past that internet, that internet is dead and gone, which is why some ofl the conve

but the one thing that you have keep in mind, you know this peter, us to begin to show how this happened out of this election happen. and one of the things is that people, and i think confederates case, people saw something in him that 2 people voted for. i'm sorry, that is amazing. quoted heart. i think that's what i want. now. no one else to say never mind. ok. ok. all right. ok, craig, let's, let's talk about the republicans here. i mean, again, we can all agree that they won. ok. i think we can model, give a modifier for that victory, but you know, look at mcconnell and be the lead of the republican party. they will, they actively worked against the candidates, the one primaries. i mean, what is this? so i'm a, i'm kind of moving in your direction about how the, the establishment kind of controls these, the ethical events here. ok. and it was very theatrical in that sense. go ahead, greg. well, i mean that is what is there the say it's, it's the unit party over here right now. you know, obviously, and i think these, these people have been in congress way too long in the mechanism to

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you've already heard from senator schumer during rachel's hour, and you will hear from senator peters during this hour. when mark kelly won his senate reelection in arizona on friday night, the first gassed i wanted to hear from on this program was senator gary peters, who is the chair of the democratic senate campaign -- by friday night, gary peters was all ready the most successful chair of the democratic senate campaign committee enough first midterm election of a democratic president in the history of the democratic senate campaign committee. now, he's even more successful by having delivered democratic control of the senate to the democrats once again. that tweet -- on saturday night, after the democrats reached the magic number of 50 in the senate was the white house chief of staff's highly experienced assessment of who gets credit for the democrats holding the senate. senator schumer and senator gary peters. that's the tweet. when chuck schumer talked very peters into becoming the chair of the democratic senate campaign committee, the covid-19 pandemic was still raging through the united s

i would like to probably share this with peter in the final. accomplishment, that in order to charge a person with energy and emotions for the fact that we, too, can change a lot of things. a lot of things we can do yevgeny golovanov obviously , ulyana natal was a fedora by valery egorov and pavel kachur ntv moscow and now the news of the last minutes. vladimir putin gave a number of instructions following the meeting on the course of spices by members of the coordinating council instructed them. define core the needs of russian troops in the svo zone, the government is obliged to create a mechanism that will ensure the rapid exchange of information between the troops and subdivisions. in addition, the fireplace must submit a proposal to control military spending by tomorrow, and the ministry of finance was instructed to determine the amount of additional support for the region, which has a medium level of response . and while this is all the news , stay on ntv heli to remove them from the stomach helps helinorm helinorm helps to reduce the ris

i clear if an immune responses been triggered in peter at one month after his procedure, professor was able to show me the results of his treatment. thissee this area is now totally treated and the dark area represents cancer cell death.— dark area represents cancer celldeath. , ., ., ., cell death. does that mean that we are looking _ cell death. does that mean that we are looking at _ cell death. does that mean that we are looking at a _ cell death. does that mean that we are looking at a good - we are looking at a good outcome for peter potentially at the moment?— at the moment? yes, early efficacy has _ at the moment? yes, early efficacy has proven - at the moment? yes, early efficacy has proven to - at the moment? yes, early efficacy has proven to be i at the moment? yes, early. efficacy has proven to be very promising for him. and we will need to follow him up long—term. need to follow him up long-term.— need to follow him up iona-term. , ., long-term. system sonics histrosonics _ long-term. system sonics histrosonics is _ long-term. system sonics histrosonics is working . long-term. system sonics histrosonics is working on j lon