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we will find out how much this will help the verification of student work on the air by trofimov, the host of the news.net program philip greetings well, how does the system distinguish the neural network text of a human good afternoon. well, let's just say not very much. it's clear. i say that they are guided by some indirect signs, respectively, and recognition, apparently not guaranteed, and it’s more about the likelihood that the author used neural networks, but in general , there is a task of recognizing such texts and they will somehow solve it, but more on that later, but let’s start with large corporations. vga is the owner of the largest russian social networks and not only were they building their own network of data processing centers , now vk is one of the largest tenants of information storage and processing capacities in russia. she has two of her own data centers in moscow and st. petersburg, but they are not enough. they don't cover and the third needs, as the statements calculated, the annual block is spent on renting server racks 3-4 billion rubles. it should be said that the idea of ​​investing in its

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it's washington post columnist philip bump op who examines how baby boomers have impacted the us economy and political system and how future generations will fare. his new book is called the aftermath. here's a preview when we talk about how the baby boom has approached power as it's gotten older, as there have been a lot of examples of baby boomers sort of building up barriers around their own power. and when i say power, losing power in a very broad sense, i'm not just talking about, you know, holding the gavel in the house of representatives. i'm talking about, you know, homeownership. i'm talking about things like investments right there. there are all these ways in which power is manifested in this massive group of people. it's really important, of course, to have the caveat that i'm not saying that all baby boomers, rich baby boomers, have a lot of aggregated wealth, but that's because there are so many boomers, you know, on a per person basis, the boomers are no wealthier than any other generation, but because they're such a massive generation, they hold much more wealth and they

how much philip and her mother galina go out together again liberty amazing brooch before all the formalities are completed by the organ, it will be given for safekeeping to one eminent moscow bank, that this treasure found its place in the vault, and i soon forgot about it. what dress brit your bank say you can't build on someone else's misfortune and happiness, and this and the tired sister elena, who dreamed of replacing spiritual emptiness with material well-being, came out. i do not even know what to say. forgive me olga found her love with her savior. in the end. we can with you a ten year old. refused the men's school, because he decided to go to church. approached a man came here to buy a flower to buy all sorts of buttercup daisies there, and you are at him with a crocodile. i thought he just wants to see the canary give me all the proceeds, otherwise i ’ll tear off your canary’s head, and then he took you out of the typewriter. my eyes began to roll right back. and you know, then suddenly, suddenly , something just came over me. actually, her act does not cause a feeling of protest

philip himself has presented it for over 20 is. and how theyjoin him 13 years ago. couple, really, of mining television in the united kingdom, and then there were these rumours of a rift. now, some of that started last year, when the late queen elizabeth died here in the united kingdom, and they went to see her lying in state, and there were reports that they had jumped the keel reports that they had jumped the keel. there was a very, very long q2 though and see the late queen lying in state, and there were pictures of them appearing tojump in state, and there were pictures of them appearing to jump the keel. itb said that wasn't the case and that they where literally going in it to them for the public, but that is when the sort of relationship and that reports of different things came out. then we also had mr schofield's brother was convicted of a child sexual assault, and that then also put a rift between them, reports say because some reports say that he didn't tell holly willoughby, his co—host, about that. then we have a dramatic statement last weekend that he

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the puzzles don't to come to get the past, but it was 3 philip and working with him that we learned how to help children with that. so yes um and to improve that daily nines and help them develop well taken could 12 year old iron has since also joined the great he a, he feels understood this with knox and stuck as act as they often say. i don't need to worry about getting kicked out of here, but instead there's, i can't learn things like others can because i have that they yes. then if and even if something doesn't work for years, they know that it's not necessarily because i don't want to do. it just doesn't come to me as easily as it does to others. male. are in love music. now he's getting good grades at school. apart from music and his favorite subject to some months before and came here, he was considered unteachable. his forehead against and showing that it didn't work and the other schools. and so i behaved badly. and when i became very aggressive, very quickly, and then they said i was on teachable initial but here in the group, they told me that does work with that. they ask me

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how big of a star philip schofield is an united kingdom.se to fame in the 1980's and the for more than 20 years presented this morning, the midmorning program on itv. some people say he is the king of descartes -- daytime. there was reports of a rift with his co-presenter, holly willoughby. they presented for third teen years together, there was reports of -- teen years together, then was reports of a rift the last couple of months. last weekend he said he was stepping down from presenting this morning after 20 years. since then there have been rumors going around. we then had this statement tonight. it follows on from what he admits was a story that the daily mail wanted to print about him earlier in the week. i will quote what he said. i am making this statement by the daily mail, to whom i apologized personally for misleading through my lawyer who i also misled about a story they wanted to ite about me a few days ago. i will read a couple of bits from this. it is a long statement. i want to get a cup of the key points across. this is wha

and philip kolonitsky knows how to wind winter grooves around the finger of the sink fence.n do you walk on the ice on foot? from the bottom and look up, then against the backdrop of white snow. here are the black bars cast iron, they look completely different dare the lattice to the size of the ring it turned out to be not easy a meander with a width of 0.2 mm or a mermaid's wrists of 0.4 were born using 3d modeling and obviously not without a sixth sense when you put on such a ring on your hand as would you enter into such a marriage with st. petersburg e forever, because in general a person who comes to st. petersburg and sees all this beauty. he can’t get away from this anymore, he will come back come back come back because of the high humidity. frost in petersburg you always feel a few degrees lower, but you will notice snowy underwear on the fence and goosebumps from beauty will run down the back to find a connection with the beautiful in areas of typical housing the names of avenues and streets of political artists help the names of the avenues and streets of politica

how can you decide this problem was solved by this this is not a circus acrobatic number, but the reality of recent years for philipdent , he can only move in a wheelchair, and therefore every exit from the house for him is a feat of the second and more important question. how then to return home to the second floor ? every day develops muscles. even special perseverance worked for the knees, so that neural connections were re-created. but here, to keep in touch with the world outside the window practically. every day he has to take the risk of being issued. i stand at the door and wait. here he turned over several times in a wheelchair, that is, to hold on to the railing. i went to rio and asked for a ramp to be made, they told me that it was impossible, because the flight was a narrow angle of the stairs. he will fall. i say, well, if he will go down, but this will already be problems, but it happens, i walk for 40 minutes an hour down the street in search of a person who will help me, according to the law, people with disabilities should be given housing with barrier-free access, but in the case of philip mashko

you can see how message there. philip itv asked him to leave the this morning sofa. the director of itb media entertainment says philip �*s hands down one of the best broadcasters of his generation and we thank him for his generation and we thank him for his two decades worth of absolutely terrific television. he goes on to say this morning made by one of the best and most diligent teams in television who produce over 12 hours of life television each week. he also goes on to say, we look forward to continuing our relationship with philip, starting with the british soap awards injune. you will see him on screens injune, hosting the british soap awards. also confirming there will be a brand—new peak—time series to come. philip schofield will be presenting a brand—new peak—time series. we have been told by itv that holly willoughby will return on monday the 5th ofjune having taken an early half term holiday starting on monday the 22nd of may. there will be a gap, you will not see phil or holly on the sofa until the 5th ofjun

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one, how the philip flip the not with the bought a new module. here's what i need and wondering if that gets a job for us getting you scheduled. as far as i know, node id or another bitch, one of the bottom of it is. and then a, how do i get home? well, how does this mean? there's a couple who are we live in? what off of the oh, we're not how but the job by who but i've but but if it's not good leveled out of doing that job is a job for well, how come out of the above? the selective shall the how many it in doing what are the j who just me and look at . ok. so i'm going to come, can we see month does have a buddy a little bit more minutes to do. i just wanted to ask of them and that kind of has gotten kind of general, couldn't i add them to the stuff that we're going to? and if i'd love to see the what it is, and then i have like a gen on the it was not like a lender either. and how about that time? he moved off of money but fed a little but as well as i smell it. also you do recalls the 1936 to interrupt labs by general becker safety which force

how the philip flip the not with the bought a new model, here's what i need and we're going to look at 50 job for us getting you scheduled. as far as i know, node id. well another bitch, one of the bottom of the is. so i know how did i get home? well, hello, hello, this is me and there's a couple who are with the off of the, oh, we're not how but the job by who but i've but, but if it's not good leveled out of doing that job is a job for well, how come out of the above, the selective shall the how many it in doing what are the j who just me and look at . ok. so i'm going to come, can we see month does have a buddy of a little bit more minutes to do. i just wanted to ask of them and that kind of has gotten kind of general, couldn't that i didn't the somebody regarding if i'd love to see the what it is. and then i have like a jen on that can. i was going to the side like i like the other and how about that and i'm a lot of money, but it said a little bit of as well as i smell it. also you do recalls the 1936 to interact labs by general back of safety, which forced her family to sleep. on

you talk about duos, how do you replace philip schofield?were giggling, making each other laugh spontaneously, nothing better. great telly, great ratings. that is what has fallen off the cliff. itv will be keen to replicate that. clearly, they are keeping holly as their vanguard for all of this. it'll be interesting to see who they think is the right person to sit beside her. already, contenders include dermot 0'leary, who takes place on this morning once a week, also, alison hammond, who stood in for philip schofield in recent weeks. fans were quick to remark on the compatibility of allison and holly willoughby. holly willoughby was very quick togo on social media and posting pictures of alison. paraphrase a recent quote, "who holly wants holly will get." you go through some of the possible replacements, normally daytime tv has a standard formula, one man, one woman. do you think now could be the time for a change? for years it has been, as you say, been that formula. when it has been great it has been those married couples off—screen, who

let me know how i will help the homeless philip. hi cutnam and am know depression or i how much i would rather that you know, how do i how about obviously not a bad i don't i don't believe that can show. well i know it's an ad bonnie: oh well how does that? does that yourself? yeah, is that better? they know don't. yeah, we'll come see that that, that the in the lab and it's getting a few minutes of the drill model often loss of the yeah. sorta pill bump. let me, i've been in a couple been is time out of come back kinda savvy, but that's about how that's supposed to be at the start amount of fee as to why for the was what happy to jump out here to apply that will been way though and as the cloud is now just down, what the hell us, when, why that i looked at the people at the very bottom in this up, but certainly it's around a lot of room. why are you the more i had that i would start me with that up even fill our lives in the more i had the level, but he just said, oh, hold on at the how do what would you the fact that the bank judge

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here's what they told me about how they remember philip eheehy— about how they remember philip eheehyd ken there remembering philip and remembering the positive things , the happy memories that things, the happy memories that they have of philip, who, of course, was one of those 22 people to sadly lose their lives six years ago today here at manchester arena . now, over the manchester arena. now, over the years, i've spoken with lots of victims, family members who tell me all the time that one of the most important things is not letting salman abedi win. it's remembering those 22 people who lost their lives here today . six lost their lives here today. six years on from that most horrendous of terrorist attacks. yeah absolutely shocking. that and the catalogue of “cr?“ trt:.«r t 3 that and the catalogue of errors that led and the catalogue of errors that heo up— and the catalogue of errors that heo up ho— and the catalogue of errors that heo up ho hhoh— and the catalogue of errors that led up to that attack being ohhoweo— led up to that attack being ohhoweo ho— led up to that attack b

you talk about duos, how do you replace philip schofield?each other laugh spontaneously, nothing better. great telly, great ratings. that is what has fallen off the cliff. itv will be keen to replicate that. clearly, they are keeping holly as their vanguard for all of this. it'll be interesting to see who they think is the right person to sit beside her. already, contenders include dermot o'leary, who takes place on that this morning show once a week, also, alison hammond, who stood in for philip schofield in recent weeks. fans were quick to remark on the compatibility of allison and holly willoughby. holly willoughby was very quick to garner social media and so posting pictures of alison. paraphrase a recent quote, who holly once, holly will get. quote, who holly once, holly will net. ., quote, who holly once, holly will iet_ ., ., ., quote, who holly once, holly will net. ., ., ., ., get. you go through some of the ossible get. you go through some of the possible replacements, - get. you go through some of thej possible replacements, norma

it was 3 philip and working with him that we learned how to help children with that. so yes, i'm going to improve that daily nines then help them develop well taken could. 12 year old iron has since also joined the great he a, he feels understood this with now and aspect as act as they often say, i don't need to worry about getting kicked out of here. but instead there's, i can't learn things like others can because i have that they, yes. then if and even if something doesn't work for years, they know that it's not necessarily because i don't want to do. it just doesn't come to me as easily as it does to others. male, are in love music. now he's getting good grades at school, apart from music and his favorite subject is months. but before and came here, he was considered an teachable, his forehead against the showing, at which it didn't work and the other schools fish. and so i'd be have badly became very aggressive very quickly. and then they said i was on teachable initial. but here in the group, they told me that does work with that they ask you just need help just

philip kirkorov is cleaning this pallet once zelensky also felt sorry for his compatriots. hown tried to pretend to be a kind of truth-seeker, ridiculed the ukrainian authorities and even stood up for russian artists who were not allowed to act in ukraine in his own films. if someone does not like the word matchmakers , i just like the word godfather in me - i can understand this too. so you will first overcome your nepotism, and then you will fight with our matchmakers. you are fighting what unites people, taking care of the security of ukraine so that you can walk freely on the street and the children are not afraid. now this statement sounds ridiculous because in the survey of nepotism. vienna surpassed, perhaps all their predecessors. in fact, zelensky's reign is very reminiscent of the film with which he came to power as a servant of the people, that is, when he became president, he put in his entourage scriptwriters of actors, uh, court businessmen of some friends of his, and they actually instead in order to engage in the development of the country, they began to write a

the puzzles don't to come to get the pos, the time it was 3 philip, and working with him that we learned how to help children with that. so yes. and to improve that daily nines then help them develop well taken could 12 year old iron has since also joined the great he a, he feels understood this with nelson stuck as act as they often say. i don't need to worry about getting kicked out of here. but instead there's, i can't learn things like others can because i have that they, yes. when that if and even if something doesn't work for years, they know that it's not necessarily because i don't want to do. it just doesn't come to me as easily as it does to others. male, are in love music. now he's getting good grades at school, apart from music and his favorite subject is months. but before and came here, he was considered unteachable. his forehead and against the showing that it didn't work and the other schools. and so i behaved badly when i became very aggressive very quickly. and then they said i was on teachable initial but here in the group they told me that does work with that. they ask, y

gulf between him and his mother, describing queen elizabeth as detached and recounting how his father prince philip charles was a bit of a wimp as . as for the active rebellion harry talks about t was about finding a purpose as the monarch in waiting. >> as a young man, he had to look around pfor causes to support that were not political. i think we forget back in the day, to fight for the environment or try and safety planet was so off the wall. it wasn't a political issue. >> even though he has his extremely obvious flaws, there's this general since to which he has tried to make a difference in a genuine way, that when he talks about some of these causes he actually means what he's saying. >> climate change being greatest threat humanity has ever faced. as long as i'm alive i will provide what little help i can. >> his passion for the environment has driven charles for decades. >> i've been at this, i'm afraid, for rather a long time. >>mand as being completely bonkers for talking to his plants. look at where we are on climate change now. >> reporter: elsa anderson, charles anson and kristina kyr

zach: for the first time since 2020 there is a measurable amount of snow at philip station in maid, a testament to how much snow the snowpack has received. take a look at these nasa satellite images illustrating the growth and changes in the snowpack since february 1. in march the pictures look different at the beginning of april and more drastic at the end of the month before may 1. the -- philip station was 241 percent of average. statewide at 254 percent of average for may 1. >> we can expect the meltwater to come out of the mountains for some time. >> professor allison bridges with san jose department of meteorology and climate science. she says the recent temperatures have made much of the snow melt faster. >> as long as the temperatures are phrasing, something is going to start melting. >> an average of 12 the snowpack water equivalent has melted in the past month. the department says the data they gathered monday and in past surveys are helping them plan for the impacts of runoff. already felt as yosemite national park had closures due to flood risk. the risks are ongoing. >> it is a doomsday s

gulf between him and his mother, describing queen elizabeth as detached and recounting how his father, prince philiparles was a bit of a wimp as a child and bullied him, often bringing him to tears, particularly at social gatherings. as for finding that hard work, that act of rebellion harry talks about, it was also about finding a purpose as the monarch in waiting. >> as a young man, he had to look around for causes to support that were not political. and i think we forget that back in the day, to fight for the environment or try and save the planet was so off the wall, it was ant political issue. >> even though he has his extremely obvious flaws, there is this general sense to which he has tried to make a difference in a genuine way, that when he talks about some of these causes, that he actually means what he's saying. >> climate change being the greatest threat humanity has ever faced, quite literally, as long as i'm still just alive, i shall go on right to provide what little help i can. >> his passion for the environment has driven charles for decades. >> i've been, i'm afraid, at this for rat

for more, let's go to philip at the checkout. howthis funding? what do we know so far about their efforts? filipe: good morning. it's extremely important for them to raise these funds right now. it would give a very strong signal to the market if there's good exception off these deals. we don't know exactly how they are going to raise that money. we don't know if they are going to do it mostly through the sale of new shares or if they are going also to sell bonds. what our colleagues in dubai has reported so far is that they are seeking between $3 billion in five u.s.. this is a huge amount of money. it's way more than they were seeking to raise. adani enterprises is the flagship company for the group. it will be interesting to see how demand is and what kind of structure they find to actually come up with this money. haidi: who are the potential buyers of the shares or securities? do we know anymore? filipe: that's a very important point that people are asking right now. people in the market. everyone has been seeking to understand

how do you have any competitors? and philip, but maybe almost agreement with an oil being things that's on the screen to feel the oddest offices to an all island people. and that is what any dates for this company was, are we sort of talking with them hoping spend that and come to be seen it, pubic, those washington bomb and set it up in his book. sale begins to go through some of them be some antics with alex. this is from continue someone when he sees it. is this the out the most? i'm are guys trying to keep the unit for i work on us late in the port i work does not make sense, isn't just creating most to frame as more disruption and more resisting people are. so here we are in, it says in post energy crisis, which leads to the emigration of companies, less industry. and this is just a continuation of the best as a way of buying it for. so got us to look at the dollars or to the 30. so give me, i need to know what the dates of a send me tish. would that be it or not king size to ship our stuff at the we need to stop. which on

how do you have any competitors? and philip book, maybe almost agreement with an oil being things that's on the screen. the fuel filter is an odd his thoughts. this has to and also i live in the cables. that is what any dates for this problem? the was ok to a problem with, i'm hoping to spend but, and come to be seen it pubic, those washington bomb and set it up in his book. sale begins to give him of them be some antics this alex is if you please from continue someone when he sees it. is this the out the most? i'm are guys trying to cheap a you need for i work on us late. your need for i work does not to make sense, isn't just created most of frame as more destruction and more resisting people are. so here we are, you know, it says in post energy crisis, which leads to the emigration of companies. less industry. and this is just a continuation of the in the best as a way of buying it for. so got us to look at the dollars or to the 30. so the me, i need to know what the gates of a signed with dish. would that mean that or not k

let's take a look at the statement that philip schofield made on his instagram earlier today. this is howthe news at the moment, and of course we appreciate that, butjust from both of us and the whole team here, the crew, the guys downstairs, we love making this show for all of you. yeah, we really do, and that's exactly what what we're going to do, we're going to continue to do that. so let's go on with our first news story. gyles? we are very happy to be here, can i say that as well? - of course you can. this is a happy place to work. i enjoy coming in here and have done since i began coming _ here all those years ago. thank you, gyles. this is good to be here. you're happy too? i'm very happy to be here. we're happy people in a happy place with some interesting stories. - earlier we heard from rhea freeman, a public relations expert who has been following the story closely and started by giving a background on what's been happening. i think, ten days ago now, there was reported an issue with the two main presenters that then led to philip resigning. and then he released additional info

remind us how a big a name is phillip schofield. philiphousehold name here in the uk. he started out as a children's tv presenter and has gone on to present a string of high—profile programmes, including dancing on ice. perhaps he was is well known for hosting the itv presenter of this morning, a role he had for more than 20 years. audiences really liked the chemistry he had with his co—presenter, holly willoughby. there has been months of speculation online about his personal relationships. last week he left this morning following reports of a rift between him and holly willoughby, something he said was unrelated to this latest revelation. yesterday he admitted he did have an affair with a younger man he worked with on the show. he said while the relationship was unwise, it was not illegal. he was still married at the time of the affair to his wife. they separated in 2020 after out as gay. philip schofield went on to say he was very, very sorry for being unfaithful to his wife and to lying to lying to friends, colleagues and the public ab

what’s the matter, we’ll find out from philip trofimov, the host of the program, the news is welcome, so howetworks interfere with screenwriters. good afternoon. well , the problem is that neural networks today can write a script, sometimes no worse. well other screenwriters and screenwriters. this is not very satisfying. they're on strike, but more on that later on with security. apple joins forces with google and they are supported by samsung, and such an alliance is not often created in order to limit the use of technology that these same companies promote and popularize, and first of all apple, we are talking about bluetooth beacons , small tags that help find keys or a suitcase. even if you forget all this in another city, they appeared quite a long time ago. but as it happens regularly, it is precisely the coming to the cupertian company on this market made it massive, and the device itself works well, the point here is technology that suggests that the lost key fob tag reports its location to any compatible device nearby. initially , it was about smartphones with an installed program

how is the guy here? i have a basic wardrobe. philip kirkorov this is clearly not bilay and a t-shirt and blue jeans.hing. you are blonde, but you don't behave like that will remember. all these things can be combined with each other and create. well, roughly speaking, an infinite number. is it true that a wardrobe is a mirror of a person, that a wardrobe reflects his inner world or his mood today, i would say that a person’s wardrobe reflects, first of all , his ability to reflect his inner world, because in an ideal picture of the world, of course , we see a wardrobe that is absolutely associated with the inner world of a girl. here she sees herself boldly, bold wardrobe, she yourself not romantic. she was able to pick it up all the time, and she is so light and airy, but in reality. e skills and knowledge and observation, as now. yes, it’s not always enough to talk fashionably in order to be able to correctly broadcast what you have inside and how you are, the main thing is that you want the world to see you, yes, through your wardrobe. for the most part, we have how the wardrobe of most girls is

who exactly issued the warning will be told by philip trofimov, the host of the vesti net program or greetings in general, how sincere such warnings can be. good afternoon. well , there really is an opinion that in appeals limit the development of artificial intelligence. there is an element. well, such an inter -corporate competition, but this time the story. perhaps a little different, well, firstly , no, it calls for restrictions. well, among the warning ones, for the most part , scientists. developers of artificial intelligence against artificial intelligence, or rather against its thoughtless use, the new open letter of prominent scientists and researchers in the field of neural networks claim the record for brevity. it contains only one phrase out of a couple of dozen words in translated into russian literally, the next reduction in the risk of human extinction due to artificial intelligence should become a global priority, along with other risks of a universal scale. like the pandemic and nuclear war. and even more than the multiplicity of the documents is impressive in the list of its signatories. not

that's how i got to work with him. i also worked for philip trece., this is also such a well-known, especially in england, hatter, he makes a lot of hats for the royal court, that is, well, and here hats cost two or three thousand pounds alone, well, it’s very interesting there, that is, there is a lot of creativity, again, a lot, but there is work and well, to be, as it were, involved in this, it also develops such a fantasy, and so on, probably. what have you done? is there the most promising position for defeating the enemy of those who? while speculation and secret meaning. magic companies, if you call yourself independent, then i will show my independence, show and prove the faith in what you are doing on belarus 24 channel . upovoz of the zhidvitsky district, nashedshaka could not cope with the story of the name of an owl, abrady. we want near markov, molodechno district. the constitution was kicked by an important hamlevy. the paths along which taras shevchenko, the bald head, and zeb drozdovich, the son of buddha, went down, are not to be unr

hello philip. how are you?the food . it's pressure that we the food. it's pressure that we sen-h— the food. it's pressure that we sen-h henhhe— the food. it's pressure that we can't handle. it's— the food. it's pressure that we can't handle. it's you- : it's pressure that we can't handle. it's you know, hs— can't handle. it's you know, h-s soohhng— can't handle. it's you know, it's cooking great food, keeping it's cooking great food, keeping h seesoneh— it's cooking great food, keeping it seasonal, keeping it simple to it seasonal, keeping it simple ho us— it seasonal, keeping it simple ho heehhng— it seasonal, keeping it simple to us, keeping it— it seasonal, keeping it simple to us, keeping it simple and hush— to us, keeping it simple and tush hhwhng— to us, keeping it simple and tush hnwhng ho— to us, keeping it simple and just trying to put a show on hush— just trying to put a show on tush hhe— just trying to put a show on tush hhe ouh— just trying to put a show on just like out the— just trying to put a sh

i'm just trying to understand, how could you collect everything in one wardrobe philip kirkorov's wardrobeat. there are too many bare shoulders. i walk around packed. i would like to ask my daughter, how do you find the look of your mother and her wardrobe, how do you evaluate? i have no influence on her. and she likes it. she walks uh at the same time she i am not allowed to wear what is good. it is perfectly. well done, please tell me it's not you think tanya your goddaughter under the impression that you said about these outfits. well , to be honest, well, in my opinion, of course, there are too many accent details in her image, and yulia is a very bright person, a very active person, in my opinion. uh, the image that, for example, we considered beige. yes, in principle, it would be good if we , for example, uh, would remove it a little for you. uh, pantyhose would make it more classy. white openwork openwork knitted. but at the same time, uh, julia must be left. uh, this is her fire, her this and uh, even a little peppercorn. that's the truth here is the fire that she has inside. nadia

commentary, not just so much critical commentary, notjust so much on philip schofield himself, but a broader critique of the show and of howrapes from people who left the show, but it is hard to judge from the outside whether those criticisms are correct are not. it is interesting that philip schofield has come out fighting for the show. that is quite positive, given, as we all know, the show is much bigger than any presenter and itv has declared it is sticking with the show, and that is where we are with the show itself. but there have been a lot of, the knives have come out for not only philip schofield, but the show, the head director of tv, etc. there is a lot of bashing over the weekend about this story, back and forth. ., , , ., ,, ., and forth. you speak about the weekend. _ and forth. you speak about the weekend. we _ and forth. you speak about the weekend, we have _ and forth. you speak about the weekend, we have had - and forth. you speak about the weekend, we have had three . and forth. you speak about the | weekend, we have had three or and forth. you speak about the i weekend, we have had three or four weekend

that's how i managed to work with him. i also worked for philip trece.is , this is what a famous hatter is, especially in england, he makes a lot of hats for the royal court, that is, well, his hats it costs two or three thousand pounds alone. well, it’s very interesting there, that is, there is a lot of creativity, again, a lot of manual labor, and well, to be, as it were, involved in this , this is also the case, but it develops both fantasy and so on. this is our wonderful studio, showroom, boutique. you can call it differently. well , we call the studio this is the room in which we receive our esteemed guests. ah, where we are, where i am our team. we personally shoot the worlds. that is, this is the place that a person can plunge into the atmosphere, and see in the whole strength of the brand, namely in this room. let's go and show you we create masterpieces together with our team. and olga antonovna, master designer natalia, works here. here, everything that he singles out there is created right on this cutting table. you even here olga antonovna b

by the way, how much do you give children per month? maybe 100 thousand to philipillion. you can save a whole apartment for a year, right? so i almost saved up almost this year. i'm surprised even myself how is it so? here i was able to. what do you want to buy? it's still too early for someone to imagine no. not for yourself. so how to rent an investment later or not? yes, yes, hand over, and then she will go to sarah. well, in general, all the children, of course. so how much did you buy an apartment in total. you know sometimes i think, really. it's me, well, is it really not there, not a penny, who would add it to me, it's all gone. yes, i'll tell you how much now. one-room oh world, here she will live in my apartment up to a room, or three-room lisa has two-room and three-room. and lisa has two apartments. and why should i because one apartment got a huge one for free? from whom from the government and you gave it to lisa yes , but you bought it for the house, why in your own apartment tatyana vasilyeva will find out on a bird's eye basis in a matter of minute

years before philip mashkov after the accident, he can only move in a wheelchair, and therefore every exit from the house is a risk to his life. the second and more important question is howrn to the second floor. the main problem is that climb this circle. that one person with a disability is only about 80 kg at home, philip is completely independent, as soon as he could sit normally he got a job remotely. builds muscles every day. even a special emphasis was built for the knees so that neural connections were re-created. well, to keep in touch with the world outside the window practically. every day he has to take risks. i stand at the door and wait. here he turned over several times in a wheelchair, that is, holding on to the railing. i went to rio and asked them to make a ramp, they told me that it was impossible, because the span had a narrow angle of inclination, the stairs were high. he will fall. i say, and so, if he goes down, but it will not be our problems anymore. i go for 40 minutes an hour down the street in search of a person who will help me, according to the law, such disabled people should be given housing with barrier-free access. however, in the case o