it was another program for the path of progress. we came to be the path of bright progress. we see the progress of our beloved country . you can easily do whatever you want, people can tell and see their progress. scientists who i notice progress, come and see what we have made. this was the 5th camp of paths of progress in hormozgan. so far, more than 2,000 students have participated in the camp of paths of progress, knowledge. on the day of the last trip, the students of the talented schools played with the aerospace drone complex in qeshm, and the male student got to meet his loved ones and designers who design and operate the space to use this flight complex and talk to them, and if he had any questions they don't have to ask. the students' visit to the operational areas and industrial developments in the south of the country continues until the 5th of april. let's repeat the same experiment with another doctor. these are only part of the problems that the university of productivity or ipm system is trying to solve. the following is an increase in the provision of servic

progress. the progress of our beloved country. it's really a strange feeling to show the ability and strength of iranian youth, who can easily do something when they study and work hard. that let me do whatever i can, people , by telling me to see their progress , the enemies that we can't progress. aviation visited qeshm and found that they can use this flight complex closely with loved ones and designers who design space and operate it and talk to you and if they don't have any questions, the students from the operational areas and industrial developments in the south country up to fifth farvardin continues, hossein kashanian of the radio and television news agency's poems, greetings to you, good night, i am alireza asgarian, from this frame , he proudly presents the news of the 18th and 30th of the economy and the market, the free fall of the exchange rate continues, the price of the dollar in the open market enters channel 42 thousand tomans continued the downward trend of the exchange rate

the path of progress was in hormozgan. so far, more than two thousand students have participated in the noorani progress camps. on the day of the last trip, the students of the talented schools played with the aerospace drone complex in qeshm, and the male student got to meet his loved ones and designers who design and operate the space to use this flight complex and talk to them, and if he had any questions the students' visit to the operational areas and industrial developments in the south of the country continues until the 5th of farvardin. hossein kashanian of the sed and radio news agency. the fallout of 1401 was just beginning when the washington post reported on the american plan to create anxiety and invest heavily in iran. that the main games of these english-american stories were saudi and israel. now after the failure of the chaos project, which even scared snakes like the famous torturers of savak, 39 it has become more clear that we need to analyze it, one of us from at the very beginning, he correctly recogn

look at their progress, enemies that we can't make progress. let's see what we have made. this was the 5th camp of the ways of progress in hormozgan . so far, more than two thousand students participated in the camps of the ways of noorani. they visited the aerospace drone in qeshm, they found it closely with the loved ones and designers who design the space and use this flight complex and talk to them and if they don't have any questions, ask the students' visit to the operational areas and industrial developments. the south of the country continues until the fifth of april. hossein kashanian of sed and sima news agency, many people heard the words of the people, but they were not with the people . we can use them with our reports . there is a foreign student of the earth. the research is the most important area of ​​the strategies and horizons of the free zone. the answer is from the first page. evaluation and judgment with you at 8:00 p.m. the closeness of saudi arabia and iran is in the interest of the people of the region, the secretary general of hezbollah of lebanon

of girls, the progress of girls, the progress of women , and the progress of the country. women can be with a stable culture and they are present in the society with higher education, we can hope for that installation and that it is the construction and education and growth of the society by the women of the country that this issue and this upward trend and this leap that we have as the mother of women's education will continue and attribute this to the islamic republic and try to show a form and type of the neighboring countries in iran and in the international community of the center and in view of the fact that some international organizations, including unicef, react to the story of details in the vice-chancellor has a special number to follow up on this matter the ones we did with the schools were the people we sent to check the schools and interview them about the situation that happened, the issue was related to the medical part of the ministry of interior and the ministry of information to follow up on the issues, but we are in contact with these ministries and wor

the slow progress _ to tell my story. the slow progress and _ to tell my story.ress and given everything that we had spoken about, this is the tenth year of bbc 100 women in the theme is progress. and yet, we are talking about a year were here in america, there has been in many more female leaders but also it is the year that roe versus wade in the constitutional right to abortion was overturned. as a final thought, what you think about progress as we sit here today? about progress as we sit here toda ? ., , today? from where i sit, progress _ today? from where i sit, progress has _ today? from where i sit, progress has been - today? from where i sit, progress has been made | today? from where i sit, l progress has been made in today? from where i sit, - progress has been made in so many ways. i am a woman not has had a hard pass that can be judged for a lot of things and have had my power dismantled easily. but it's through the support of other women that i am here with you and i am someone that does have a makeup line, an alternative beauty tool that was starte

this project is one of the 48 projects of iran's progress group. the 366 megawatt power plant has entered the national electricity circuit of our country. 80 million euros and 35 billion tomans have been invested. we had hours of manpower, semnan industrial town has been built, it should be provided 366 madabad for semnan province, which has been consumed about 700 megabytes , a very large number and this can lead to several steel factories or pellet making, in fact the cost is a negative number because it does not turn off. to the plans of the country that the electricity supply of al-hashil industries and the investments of the groups can be provided, therefore the group decided that the electricity repair required by the ashob group is on the agenda. in addition to the construction of semnan power plant, advanced iran is also undertaking a large project in the iron and steel industry, but we have productions in all parts of the country, such as catalyst company , including sabanor company, which produces pellets and concentrates of 4 steels in t

i can see their progress and our enemies can't make progress. so far, more than 2,000 students have participated in the noorani pathfinder camps. on the last day of the last trip of the aerospace drone complex in qeshm, the students of the gifted schools found the students playing and closely related to rouhani's statements that the design of the space and exploitation they want to use this flight complex and talk to you and ask. the students' visit to the operational areas and industrial developments in the south of the country will continue until the fifth of farvardin. a perfect purchase from the great iranian leaders with the decision of the price, quality and free shipping all over the country for the great iranians in the cities of qom and isfahan. in star, we have to go there from the beginning i said, you will go and look, but then he says, i will get drunk from all the roads, then buy safely here, we are with you, with the news at 17:00, the amendments to the executive regulations of the government asset generation bill were approved at

if the conditions of embargo are used correctly, it can be an opportunity for progress . my purpose of traveling to iran is to get to know iran's achievements closely. determined and we are determined to special cooperation with real partners is to deal with unilateralism in the way of iran and belarus by signing a strategic memorandum on the second day of the visit of the president of belarus to tehran. referring to iran's progress in various fields, the president called for greater exchange of bilateral capacities in various fields. the waving of the flags of iran and belarus here in tehran at the official welcoming ceremony of the president of iran for the transfer of kashenko to russia at the head of a high-ranking delegation for the discussion about the development of bilateral cooperation traveled to tehran. after the official welcome ceremony, private and bilateral talks between the presidents of the two countries began. simultaneously with the meeting of the presidents of the two countries , bilateral talks between the ministers were also held. one of the main top

they are making real progress in france and they are making real progress in spain and huge progressy. [applause] and i'm not ashamed to say it's my new pinup, no question about it. so why is conservatism doing well in the non-english-speaking world and badly in our world? i will tell you why it's what comes from the west coast and her big tech. it's the dominance of those companies in the english-speaking world that have spread this poison through our systems. elon musk taking over twitter starts to regress some of this balance. we will see. these are depressing times for conservatives. just this week in the british isles we had a case of a drag queen. invited to speak to a group of 11-year-old children. boys and girls of 11 being told there are 73 different genders. girls being told they can take a graph of their skin from our arms to make a male implemented. that's the most diplomatic way i could possibly put that and they say my mommy and daddy tell me there are two genders. and women and the kid of 11 is kicked out the class. and you know, you know if you've got kids or grandkid

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a constant work in progress. pennsylvania's first constitution in 1776, which regarded was the most -- democrats at this time. it still took 150 years for women to vote. pennsylvania was the first state to pass a law abolishing slavery four years later. it took him to 1847 for total abolition. we value our freedom. as a people, we are committed to progress. consider this for a moment. our commonwealth was founded on the promise of religious tolerance. a place where invited all to come and live. now, in displays of power, i stand before you a proud american of jewish faith who just took the oath of office to be the 40th governor of this commonwealth. [applause] the scene just four years ago of his deadliest climate in our nations history. pennsylvanians can indeed find a light in the midst of documents -- darkness and drowned out the voices of hate and bravery -- bigotry. [applause] >> you think in every chapter of this pennsylvania story, we got better. we got stronger. we got more tolerance. our store is one of

i can say that 10% of this project has made physical progress in less than a year.ddition to this project, the second line of water transmission in kerman and yazd provinces, which recently started with the hand of the honorable president, and is progressing at a good speed. isfahan province has a unique speed and is progressing well we hope that with the implementation of the lines that i mentioned, we will be able to supply a major part of the industrial, drinking, and sanitary needs of these provinces. also, in fars province, some time has been predicted, and even that is being implemented at a very good speed and with high progress, and we in bushehr province, we predicted, mr. president, at the end of the government, 240 cubic meters, 240 thousand cubic meters, at the end of the government, we can use the capacity of desalinated water in the distribution network of the cities of the province, the day you took over the government, the total capacity was 35 thousand cubic meters it was from last year to today the projects that you will open today and the projects

the construction of iran's progress pioneer group continues in the four corners of this country. it invests 17 billion dollars in the country's economy . the export of these projects will be 11 billion dollars a year. that 17 billion dollars with let's calculate this side, 20 billion dollars in annual sales, in fact, these projects will have an agreement between these seven big companies with the president, with two examples of the pioneers of progress, has an important message . within the country, we have a group of pioneers of progress to be united for a jihad movement to boost production. thank you very much for accepting to be at your service without compliments. i say hello to my dear colleagues and all my dear viewers . let's talk, guys. where are you from mashhad? how old are you sixty and one more thing, you are in your sixties. in the year of your birthday, you turned 40 and we started living together for a few years. your job is 88. the company's computer is working. how many children do you have? i have a child. you have three children . i am, what does it mean? we ad

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that's progress. we were able to allocate approximately $500 million in grants that will be available for communities across the country to deal with the rising tide of mental illness and the public safety implications, that's progress. we were able to allocate $250 million in grant support for community-based violence intervention initiatives all across the country, that's progress and there were other parts of the gun safety bill in the last congress done on a bipartisan way that lay a foundation. it is my hope to find a way forward to deal with a clear and present danger in america which is the gun violence epidemic. reporter: going off of heather's question, how are you actually trying to reassure a lot of your most vulnerable members who may have voted differently if the white house or biden has said i'm not going to veto this? we have heard there are concerns, frustrations about that lack of transparency. even putting out ads saying they volted this way against -- voted this way against creme, e

they want to progress in a good way emotional perky. away from such , let's say, rough work, they like to work. this is the most basic point that allows our club to grow. everyone is working very fanatically, so here you come, a new team must prove it with their work. as a matter of fact, by attitude to business, what is the main criterion for you, if it is the success of a coach, how to evaluate it? how do you evaluate coaching work? i think in each team separately, the main thing is always. that's for someone for some team. these are titles for some kind of player development team. how to achieve it? this is another question. well, the basis is progress, again, it can be different in a team game, individual and that's it. this can be put on the shelves, probably, progress is the key word. the transition from the coach who is in charge probably for there are very few examples of such examples from a analyst or a specialist who is responsible for analytics to the work of a full-fledged trainer . this step by step was it slow or the conc

now, be that it's a more progressive leaning campus or i was speaking more progressive leaning, but i in some ways saw much less resistance to covid so much less resistance to the sort of covid mandate and regime than i would have expected, considering the cross currents of who's most affected by the disease. you know, hearing that what i immediately kind of wonder is, is a generation more than just something that happens or is it something that you develop a reaction to over time? for example, if we're telling the story of like u.s. foreign policy, we'd say, i look like millennials. gen x, like zoomers. they're responding to like the forever wars and how they were bad. but i'm sure polling is actually towards the start was like much more in favor. so now the generation has a different reaction. so i'm wondering if is there a world where like if you're 23, you're entering the workplace. okay, yeah. there's this year of like covid. are you going to think differently about that when you're 30 to 30, etc.? four entirely possible. and so think i'm so glad you brought up the example of war

to the physical progress of the plans. wow, mr. jalalzadeh, i had a few questions regarding the friends package. please explain , in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful. i have the strength to serve all my dear friends and colleagues . with the strength of islamic iran , your children in the national security and foreign policy commission put the incidents related to the poisoning of schoolgirls on their agenda with urgency. all health, education, information and security authorities and insisting on quick follow-up and identification of the perpetrators of this inhumane act are still on the agenda of this commission, and any results of possible intervention by foreigners and ill-wishers of the nation or infiltrating agents of the enemies will definitely be available as soon as possible. public opinion will be placed on the agenda of the commission to take all the country's facilities to identify and discover the various aspects of this incident . they should make their colleagues feel safe. therefore

they're making real progress in france, real progress in spain, they are making huge progress in italy[cheering] i'm not ashamed to say that giorgia meloni is my new --no question about it. [applause] why is it that conservatives are doing well in the nonspeaking world? i will tell you why, it's what comes from the west coast. it's what comes from big tech. it's the dominance of those big companies that have spread this poison to our systems. i'm hoping and praying that elon musk, taking over twitter starts to address some of this balance. i really am. [applause] these are depressing times for conservatives. just this week and the british isles, we had a case of a drag queen invited to speak to a group of 11-year-old children. ways and girls of 11 being told there are 73 different genders. girls being told they can take a graft of their skin from their arms to make a male implement. that's about the most diplomatic way i figure i could possibly float that. and a kid in the class says, my mommy and daddy tell me there are two genders, there are men and women in the kid of 11 is kicked o

the progress on our global macroeconomy is a result of our collective work. and it underscores the importance of redoubling our efforts going forward. forums like the g20 are important venues for macroeconomic cooperation. during our meetings last fall, there was a shared view among my counterparts that we must take decisive action on the challenges that we face in our own countries. that includes combatting high inflation where it exists. it was also important to us to be attentive to the spillovers of macroeconomic tightening from major economies to the rest of the world. while there's much more work to do, we are beginning to see lower headline inflation around the globe. in emerging markets, financial conditions remain relatively tight, but have begun to show signs of easing. at the same time, we know that a number of vulnerable countries continue to face acute distress. we are not out of the woods yet. so, i am looking forward to the opportunity this week to continue our close communication with other major economies. our progress has also been made poss

i believe we should be building on our progress, not go backward. so i urge my extreme maga republican friends in the congress to put their threats aside, join me and continue the progress we've built. we have a lot more to do. so let's finish the job. and by the way, you know, we talk about -- i just saw my staff handed me as i was coming in, the house freedom caucus. members of the house caucus will consider voting to raise the debt ceiling contingent upon enactment of legislation. you know what the essence of the legislation is? cut all spending other than defense by 25%. 25%. that means cops, firefighters, it means health care, it means -- that's what's called discretionary spending, as you all know. on top of that, what they're really focused on, what i saw here, i shouldn't get into all this now, but it kind of surprised me, they want to make sure we don't have enough i.r.s. agents. you know those i.r.s. agents we had, they're going to check on the accounts of the superwealthy which require a lot of accounting. a lot of agents to look at it. t

he emphasized that the islamic republic of iran has achieved amazing experiences and progress during the period of sanctions, and we believe that if the right conditions of sanctions are used, it can be an opportunity for progress , and the purpose of my trip to iran is to get to know iran's achievements closely, mr. lukashenko in the end in his words, he also said that the current difficult international conditions made us real and unreal friends, and we are determined to cooperate with each other in a real monthly manner to counter unilateralism in the way of iran and belarus by signing 8 strategic memorandum documents in the second on the day of the visit of the president of belarus to tehran, mr. raisi, in a press conference with lukashenko , assessed the signing of the memorandum of understanding as a sign of moradi tehran and the table for comprehensive development of relations . bilaterals in the fields the flags of iran and belarus were different in tehran during the official welcoming ceremony of the president of iran to his belarusian counterpart, lukashenko, at the head of

no, i'm telling you that god you are making progress. so our government is it one sector, side by side export musket. now like we started producing our let's kind of food then our company law. we change that even one person. they're going to open a company. we started start a program and all of our bundle dish establishing in give offender, high tech bog. so i city and digital device. this is our next target to support and care job for our people. so just let me finish, please know about my system side by side. we are adjusting i was wondering policy so that up our people come on the where should not have much. there is still discontent on the streets. we're going to come back to that in a 2nd because i want to automate. i want to move on to, to climate change. because when most people think about bangladesh, they may think of a nation perpetually flooded and psych lens and so forth. the effects of silence made a whole lot west by climate change, which is true. but there is a flip side to that because bangladesh has made fantastic advanc

and we made progress recently with the historic election, our congresswoman-elect. we are at 213. so five more to be in the majority and we are working hard to do that. the american people are with us. we have incredible momentum and came off the last election incredibly strong with momentum and we are working hard to continue to make sure our message is heard by the american people and hold republicans accountable for their extreme agenda. 18 seats that president biden won in 2020 and we have incredible opportunity right there. we want to make sure that people see what republicans -- what their message is which is extreme and does not focus on the needs of the american people. we are recruiting great candidates and defend our incredible members and take back so we have speaker hakeem jeffries. with that, i thank our hosts for welcoming us over here and turn it over to congressman mfume. mr. mfume: everything that can be said has been said. it's just that everybody has not said it. bear with me for a few minutes of deliberate redundancy. i can't thank enough our leader hakeem jeff

we can certainly make much more progress _ skates on? skates on? we can certainly make much more progress with the - skates on? we can certainly make l much more progress with the things we know we can do, so we can bring on more renewables, so that is investing but also sorting out the planning system which makes the structure projects much slower. that does not mean getting immunity concerned butjust generally speeding up the pace. —— community consent. we need to make it cheaper and more affordable for households and more affordable for households and businesses to make the switch is we need and we need to get a large—scale switch of people away from gas central heating to other forms of low carbon heating especially heat pumps and the government has not put forward the money to do that and at the moment it has a scheme which makes buying a new board of the same cost as getting a new air pump which is not going to get that moving and similarly we have to bring down the price for switching from petrol and diesel vehicles towards electr

and the theme is progress. year where here in america, there has been many more female leaders, but also it is the year that roe v wade in the constitutional right to abortion was overturned. as a final thought, what you think about progress as we sit here today? from where i sit, progress has been made in so many ways. i am a woman that has had a hard past, that can be judged for a lot of things and have had my power dismantled easily. but it's through the support of other women that i am here with you and i am someone that does have a makeup line, an alternative beauty tool that was started by a woman with parkinson's before me that ijoined onto and a woman with ms, which is a really a woman's disease for the most part. and i have been afforded a lot of the strengths of what it's been happening with the women and i was shocked when roe v wade overturned. i thought there were many more safeguards that maybe we had put in place that the supreme court has put in place to protect women. i was shocked to find it w

and progress is determined and cannot be deterred.r ocean of space will go ahead. whether we join in it or not. and it is one of the great adventures of all time. and no nation which expects to be the leader of other nations, can expect to stay behind in this race for space. those who came before us made certain that this country rode the first waves of the industrial revolution. the first waves of modern invention. and the first wave of nuclear power. and this generation does not intend to founder in the backwash of the coming age of space. we mean to be a part of it. we mean to lead it. for the eyes of the world. now look into space. to the moon. and to the planets. beyond. and we have vowed that we shall not see it governed by a hostile flag of conquest, but by a banner of freedom and peace. we have vowed that we shall not see space filled with weapons of mass destruction, but with instruments of knowledge and understanding. yet the vows of this nation can only be fulfilled if we in this nation are first. and therefore, we intend t

i mean, from where i sit, progress has been made in so many ways.udged for a lot of things, could have my power dismantled very easily. but it has been with the support of other women that i am here with you. i am someone that does have, you know, a make—up line, an alternative beauty tool, beauty line that was started by a woman with parkinson's before me that ijoined on to. i came out as a woman with ms, which is really a woman's disease for the most part. so i have been afforded a lot of the strengths of what's been happening with the women, and i am... i was as shocked as so many people when roe v. wade — like, overnight — was overturned. i thought there were many more safeguards that maybe we had put in place, that our supreme court has put in place to protect women, and i was shocked to find that was not the case. that was very frightening that that could be undone, that our bodies... that so many people feel the need to control our bodies and our decisions, in the name of... for the sake of the children, when we know that it's not really the

when the treatment becomes person-centered, many diseases do not progress to complications. treatments that do not have sufficient effectiveness will not happen, what you spend for treatment will show itself with the best effectiveness and efficiency. our suggestion is that although the development of infrastructure is expensive, if it happens once , it can cover a large part of the costs of the treatment field. dredging of gorgan bay the gulf of gorgan, which is one of the largest freshwater reservoirs connected to the caspian sea, has been suffering from a water shortage crisis and the death of gliders in its waterways for years. the president's order in the last 20 years of golestan province dredging these waters was keyed and the progress of inter 61% it is the connecting point of the ashurade canal and the caspian sea, where the depth of the water is less than 10 cm. one year has passed since that day. with the order of the president during his visit to golestan , a dredging contract was signed with the contractor to be carried out. now nine months have passed since the

and yet, in europe, conservatives are making real progress. they are making real progress in spain.e making huge progress in italy. [cheers and applause] and i am not ashamed to say that giorgia meloni is my new pillar. no question about it. [applause] why is conservatism doing well in the non-english speaking world, and as badly as it is in our world? i will tell you why. it is what comes from the west coast. it is what comes from big-tech. it is the dominance of those companies in the english-speaking world that have spread this poison through our systems. i am hoping and praying that elon musk taking over twitter starts to redress some of this balance. i really am. and we will see. but these are depressing times conservatives had just this week in the british isles, we had the case of a drag queen invited to speak to a group of 11-year-old children. boys and girls club of 11. told there are 73 different genders. girls being told they could take a part of skin, a graft of their skin from their arms to make a male implement. that is about the most diplomatic way i can possibly put

we look forward to the president affirming that we are partners in this progress we have made. we look forward to him talking about his economic agenda and how he has been able to create jobs, how inflation is cooling and how more people are back at work. those of the type of things that house democrats feel confident and proud about and that is what we hope the president will amplify. as well as the economic agenda of what is ahead in these next two years. and how house democrats can play a role in ensuring that this progress is felt from the coast of the heartland in all points in between within this country. >> could you talk a little about the leadership council, i know they're playing a big role in this and i just want to get a better understanding of why exactly this group was needed. don't we already communicate fairly regularly with the white house and your counterparts, why do we need this role? >> i will let the leader talk about his appointments in the creation of the leadership council. as a member i feel confident in the conversations that are happening in the admi

from where i sit, progress has been made in so many ways. a hard past, that can be judged for a lot of things and could have had my power dismantled easily. but it's through the support of other women that i am here with you and i am someone that does have a makeup line, an alternative beauty tool that was started by a woman with parkinson's before me that ijoined onto and a woman with ms, which is a really a woman's disease for the most part. and i have been afforded a lot of the strengths of what's been happening with the women and i was shocked when roe v wade was overturned. i thought there were many more safeguards that maybe we had put in place that the supreme court has put in place to protect women. i was shocked to find it was not the case. it is very frightening that this can be undone, that our bodies, that so many people feel the need to control our decisions in the name of the sake of the children when we know it's not really the truth of what's happening, but that's a bigger thing. i do think that we cannot let the progress tha

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it is a very progressive budget.for tax raises on people over $400,000. >> and something that will never become law. >> so he taxes left and right and they're so sensitive about it. there is less of a middle in congress. so every time a president does this, it is the voices of screaming that he's -- we're losing is much louder because there is no middle left in congress. >> there is also going to be another big issue on his plate which is happening in california, the collapse of the silicon valley bank. this could dominate the next few days, we'll see how washington responds to it. this is the second biggest in u.s. history. look at the numbers. $42 billion overall in withdrawals just on thursday. $4.2 billion an hour, $1 million a second. and the president wants to focus on one thing. this could change his week and weeks and months ahead. >> woithout question. it is so much faster than 2008 when the run on the bank was over a ten-day period, for one bank alone. for strong echoes of 2008 in terms of the bailout conve