>> again, the great replacement theory isn't somethingd d new. european colonization of the quote unquote new world was white supremacist program. white supremacy was part of our founding and part of our history. so these ideas have always beenh there. >> it seems that they have a lot more currency right now. there's been a lot of talk about how much this is spread on fox news forey instance. do you think that fox news is creating this as original content within fox news? are you think they are entities to be fed to fox news? x months we have these ideas in the mainstream sir, the mechanism of their propagation is not a little secret sell somewhere or what's a russian bottom part is the incentive structure of the position what we are seeing is figures who tout the great replacement are being rewarded by becoming more popular after their shores touting the great replacement than before. but we are seeing is politicians becoming more popular, receiving more votes by touting these ideas than before. specifically donald trump our former president hig

when we also had great replacement ideas.hen it was catholic versus protestant, that led to the second kkk. the difference, sir, is the greater polarization of the country now. we are having political logjam today in ways we did not in the 1920s. that is what is creating, it's almost impossible now for our political leaders to come to agreement on these major threats to our democracy. what we need to do is we need to break through those logjams. and i can tell you the importance of -- >> how, how? what is your antidote, what's your advice? >> the obvious thing to do is build from the center and build working groups of the senators who can really work together the most. and to build out from there and then to build a national conversation from that group, regardless of what happens in the outcome of the 2022 election or so forth. the difficulty is that the electoral pressures are so intense that it's getting in the way of any serious governing, sir. this is what's different between today and the 1920s. in the 1920s, we also ha

i who would replace boris johnson, ton ? ., �* ~ ., who would replace boris johnson, ton?t for the - these processes exist for the reason. the tories will have to find another leader when that happens, and i do think it is likely to happen. but ijust want and i do think it is likely to happen. but i just want to and i do think it is likely to happen. but ijust want to point out one other thing, which is there's something called the dissolution of parliament act, which became law in march, which returns us to the situation where the prime minister can effectively call a general election anytime he wants. so that's an outside chance, he may decide that he wants to go to the country, rather than have all these tory mps. but it would be a very risky strategy. then again, borisjohnson takes risks. so there are lots of things floating around here. but like i said, the fund mental thing is this isn't a split in the party about policy or ideology, it's about the prime minister's behaviour. and that makes it interesting for me because normally leadership elections aren't about that

i want to focus on the ward replace.the use of the word replaced is very purposeful and very powerful. so your studies, just expand on how you found, individuals who believe in, and promote replacement theory. how they believe, they're more deserving of sub ship. or that first class citizenship, then those of another race. >> so senator showed at the beginning of the hearing some very prominent examples of exactly -- exactly what i'm referring to, senator. but i'd like to do is tell you about the focus groups that we have conducted, and having told the committee about. i think you might find this even more interesting because i'm sure you'll be able to find the clips in the media. the focus groups -- so we have not just been serving the population, we have been focused grouping people in that 18 million of, and what will we have discovered is that many of them are able to repeat almost word for word the kind of dialogue that senator durbin showed in the beginning. and it's about how the democratic party is deliberately r

>> again, the great replacement theory isn't something new, right? european colonization of the quote, unquote, new world was a white supremacist program. the white supremacy was part of our founding and part of our history, so these ideas have all the been there. i mean, one of the things-- >> yeah, but it seems that they have a lot more currency right now and it looks like -- there's been a lot of talk about how much this has spread on fox news, for instance. do you think that fox news is creating this as original content within fox news or do you think there are entities or an enterprise of some kind that's creating the content to be fed to fox news, dr. pape? >> once we have these ideas in the mainstream, sir, the mechanism of their propagation is not a little secret cell somewhere or, let's say russian bots. it's the incentive structure of the system. what we are seeing is we're seeing that figures who tout the great replacement are being rewarded by becoming more popular after their shows touting the great replacement than before. >> what we're

what is a full-fledged replacement of either ukrainian or foreign production of a foreign company thatoes not conduct production activities on the territory of the russian federation ? please tell me if there are already any agreements on the supply of drugs with manufacturers that are not subject to the ban, first of all until the order of the ministry of health is registered about this procedure and about the criteria, we will not understand the final version and even the final list of companies that may be subject to the ban of certain agreements behind someone's back. the ministry of health does not lead. we monitor the situation on the drug market. we constantly keep our finger on the pulse. ukrainian drugs continue to be produced. to arrive in the quantities and with such supplies that the ukrainian patient needs at the moment mr. oleksandr, i understood, i hope our audience also understood what we talked about today, and this concern will no longer exist because i understand that each problem and the supply of each drug will be approached separately and considered separately so

we can partially replace or replace, or something similar in our good soviet past battle.ous. no, it's not dangerous curls. this is the number of conditions, for example, this is dangerous. you will break the milk normally without transition. e in personality. let's not have abstract conversations about substitutions for them. we have twenty years of experience in import substitution in the food sector. what will we talk about in latin america provided import substitution improved quality and ensured price reduction there is a full-scale experiment. and why are we going to conduct an abstract judgment about this. let's take a second, friends, specific, industry, quiet auto industry, just on june 16, president a meeting is being held, in my opinion, somewhere on the margins of the st. petersburg economic forum on the automotive industry . which avtovaz, 2 months after the downtime, begins to produce cars, unlike the hyundai toyota nissan plants, which are still idle, but there are questions about those cars that will now roll off the assembly line. well , of course, avtovaz

but she was asked to be replaced. let you.rom the principle that it is better to overdo it than not do it. all these replacements of phrases were already made during the dubbing of films, as you know, the actors recited their texts after all the filming of a special studio, in fact. they are the second time they played the movie. here's a look at this working moment scoring the scene from the picture love and doves. what did you do with mom? never need to . get out of there, well done, well done, all good oak is real art, therefore, if the artistic council cut down this or that phrase, the actor was again invited to the studio, and he replaced one word with another. but sometimes the text had to be changed even at the script level. so in the film gentlemen of fortune , the prisoners were discussed, therefore, a lot of the so-called thieves phoenix was planned in the film. he dropped a battery on my leg, you bastard, but the censor set strict conditions to clean out the prison jargon as much as possible. with us, at the first d

it's about 80% overall, and the industry hasn't really been replaced.e only certain types of optics. and and, and packet breakers, which we will definitely be able to do before the end of the year. uh, let's say, so to exclude from imports, there are recycling components. there is a little more sophisticated technology, more complex technological remake and there our level of localization is lower. i would even say the values ​​below on average reach sixty percent, and some positions are lower, and this is technology. these are the most unfriendly countries to us, yes parts. yes, we evaluated the possibility of a replacement , it turned out that in fact in neutral or friendly countries. eh, all similar technologies. there are uh, in some cases, they are even more so in this respect. for us, from the point of view of efficiency, than those on which we conventionally, uh, some time ago, uh, oriented there are very active talks about the creation of an entire processing industry in the country. uh, we've been told how fast we're moving in that direction .

we would like to replace these products with russian ones. but this is well , firstly today, until we see such a full-fledged replacement, firstly, secondly, this requires capital. e capital investment. well, if there are any benefits, i don’t know support there. eh, the financial creators of these programs are analogues of these programs, then, of course, we support this activity with everything we can and will try to achieve complete independence of our country in programs. that's all and i repeat this should be commercially interesting. so i know in relation to component manufacturers, if you can buy in china or germany for 30% or 20 or even 10% cheaper than doing it yourself, then you can to convince to force to check, but if it’s more profitable to bring, then well, it won’t be, they won’t be produced in russia. that's why we need commercial interest, some kind of diverse incentives for our programs to grow in this industry. well, thank you for holding this conference . thank you so much. in rostov, a very beautiful model was shown, in w

sorry , they replaced it. you see, they just took it and replaced it.chnology be whatever you like. yes , today we have the right to afford even what i said is true. in this joke, you need to notice imported technologies and materials with your big work that they do. it would seem a trifle a thin film inside a milk carton, but without it this package will not work in a package, such as a tetrapack, yes. eh, such a lamination layer, we have proposed several options now. yes, we will be there. and to try to harmonize the topic with the testing of our polymers, this research center for the development of testing products from polymers sibur polylab was created also for this short horizon. we will now replace what we are, well, how would we be able to access what we can replace, that's for sure . there, probably, the goal of all companies. it is to build production processes, including their packaging solutions, so that in order to localize them as much as possible, they work out a full cycle from domestic. raw materials, yes, finished packaging, which is t

>> we don't know if his replacement will be someone who is progressive. i can tell you one thing is that chesa boudin created an innocence commission. for the first time in the history of san francisco, a person who is wrongfully convicted and serving time in prison was exonerated and released because of the work of the commission. if the replacement decides that we don't need an innocence commission or we are going to take away some of the power or authority of it, that is a huge problem for the integrity of the criminal justice system. >> how far will the pendulum swing here? >> let's go back to the voter turnout for a second. we don't know yet what the crosshairs are. historically when the turnout is lower, the one sued 10 to vote the least are poor and minorities. that is a fact. we also know the ones who vote the most are white and wealthier. the elected sorts itself out. the ones who need the most help are the ones who don't come out to vote. that is a mobilization problem. as far as what the mayor might do, there are a myriad of opportunities here

uh, so, of course, there is nothing to replace russian gas with. in addition, the world community fears the deterioration of the food situation in the world. in due to the ukrainian crisis. won expect a shortage of raw materials and their rise in price, which could lead to an increase in the number of undernourished by more than 13.5 million people next year. western countries really want to blame russia for the coming food crisis, saying that it is russia that is preventing the export of ukrainian to world markets . uh grain and from this hunger. and what is complete nonsense, firstly, russia increased its own exports, which blocked ukrainian ones, so the world market does not go down secondly, if anyone prevents them from exporting ukrainian grain or ukrainian ports to the ukrainians themselves, which are at the end of the week. in the next agricultural year , russia is ready to increase grain exports by 13 million tons. moreover, president vladimir putin stressed that russia does not interfere with the supply of grain from ukraine and is ready.

but some people are saying that now we won't be able to replace sir. these steps on high speed trains will anything. so in a few years, we will have a step back woods and we won't be go back to good trains. and so the same dose for all other areas, such as a mobile phones, computers, et cetera. and if that's true, that's really devastating to here. maybe with this another plan, the 2 we have in minds cylinder, while 3 bring it to the machine whenever you make a decision. which when you're in glove and as you need to look 1st at the critical, the most important thing with me is what's most important for us to be independent of the sovereign and 3rd, to be able to secure ego development prospects for our future. for our children, or to have this color packaging today. because if we don't have a mobile sovereignty, that in the near future, we will be buying pres, lever thing from abroad, and we will only be producing oil gas. or maybe i should love hamper the way google is going to use it needs be if it was a go at home or maybe sell lumber, vivian these

it, of course same with husband replace question utterly not in this.re talking about import substitution all the time. i also spoke, i said two words here. i’ll just add that, uh, so as not to take up much time, it answers only one question, but the question is not about importing issues, it’s about forming our own eh, our own capabilities based on the development of science education in new promising engineering schools, because packaging, uh, and other such things, even telephones and smartphones, uh, they will always give us. but we were never given and never will provide critical technologies. after all , this was not given before, despite our cloudless relations with western partners, the previous decades. this is the same problem when we begin to defend our rights. we immediately screw some kind of sanctions restrictions. that's the whole problem, so we have to set ourselves up for exactly that and be able to reproduce critical technologies on the basis of what i said, and on this basis we will always be able to, uh, reproduce the goods that you

we need to say openly on the public which needs to be replaced. what kind of ukraine, what kind of russia do you see emerging in the end from this conflict? prank speak. and i think that the, those confess would be very much alike. i think they will be democratic. i think they will be prettier. i think that will be very much decentralized with our people at the grassroots level and they think they would be members of european union, the board members abroad, if we can avoid world war 3. absolutely, absolutely. and that's our choice. literally the area upon the money off, thanks very much for being on conflict. so thanks for having ah ah, with who in a globalized world where everything is connected, all it takes is a smart to set things in motion. local hero show how their ideas can change the world with global 3000 in 90 minutes. on d. w. o. the resurrection of jesus christ in obama go. bavaria the world's largest passion play is back. every 10 years. visitors come from all over the world to see the staging of the biblical story. and this time, it

in general, there is a replacement for the western partners. but with what they will cover the deficit in the united states, irritation is growing with joe biden's attempts to shift responsibility for their economic miscalculations to moscow, the biden administration refuses admit it's their fault. they blame russia they blame the gas and oil companies the people of the us are fed up and the president is pointing the finger at everyone but himself, though he should get down to business making responsible moves and changing course. i think gas prices will be devastating for him until the midterm elections are just a few months away. well, biden, meanwhile jumping tv camera filmed him leaving the church. and so, this is how he shows, they say, the order is alive and well, the question of well-being this time arose after a bike ride. biden, fell out of the blue, then explained that he caught his foot on the pedals. rescue operations at sea in the tuapse region ran aground a ship flying the flag of cameroon on dry cargo with fruits and vegetables,

of course, it would be too much to replace it will be very difficult to replace invoices, because there are volumes that are quickly replaceable, but there are volumes that will be difficult to replenish and replace, and as a rule, this is our belarusian fertilizer. well, about prices , just the same, and our government is very closely monitoring pricing policy, of course, we all saw a sharp jump against the backdrop of the start of a special operation. and what are your forecasts from the point of view of your department. and what obviously can increase the cost, yes, and where are the prices, well, obviously it will not rise, because you are definitely enough. well, of course, against the background of the special operation, many, let's say, unscrupulous players in the market, they inflated a decent price and it was quite difficult. let's just say, well, work in this financial range, because prices for protein raw materials have increased there, and veterinary drugs are somewhere justified somewhere extremely justified, therefore, well, law enforcement agencies and the system of the m

we need to say openly on the public which needs to be replaced. what kind of ukraine, what kind of russia do you see emerging in the end, from this conflict, franca speaking, i think that the end of the day, those contrasts would be very much alike. i think they will be democratic. i think they will be free or i think that will be very much decentralized with our people at the grassroots level, and i think they both will be members of european union. the board members will sleep abroad if we can avoid world war 3. absolutely, absolutely. that's our joint. literally the area upon a matter of thanks very much for being on conflict. so thanks for having ah ah, with who welcome to the dark side where software is used as a weapon. wars change, the weapons that matter most today are weapons that give you flaws. it will deniability and not ra, fire. opaque was the space of the future with dean minutes. on d, w. the world is facing a food crisis. everything is getting more expensive and harder to come bye. what does that mean with what environmental probl

with you which of, without his replacement, this war will not stop. i think it's very much just below, it's like in the world war 2 more people will see. let's work separately from screen break. and so we are union but would not say, i think so, we need to say openly and the public which needs to be replaced. what kind of ukraine, what kind of russia do you see emerging in the end, from this conflict, franca speaking, i think that the end of the day, those contracts would be very much like i think they will be democratic. i think they will be free or i think that will be very much decentralized with our people at the grassroots level and they think they will be members of european union. the board members will sleep abroad if we can avoid world war 3. absolutely, absolutely. and that's our choice. literally the ilia upon the mario, thanks very much for being on conflict. so thanks for having. ah ah, with who all it's powerful in mysterious day. it's close to the vatican supposedly has connections in politics and the world members reported manipulation

we need to say openly and the public which needs to be replaced. what kind of ukraine, what kind of russia do you see emerging in the end, from this conflict, franca speaking, i think that the, the, the, those contracts would be very much like, i think they will be democratic. i think they will be free or i think that will be very much decentralized with our people at the grassroots level and they think they will be members of european union. the board members will sleep abroad if we can avoid world war 3. absolutely, absolutely. and that's our chewing level. ilia, upon mario, thanks very much for being on conflict. so, thanks for having, ah, ah, with who to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives in liberty. it is the big american trauma foundation of the american dream. and it's a beacon that shines around the world with that american brand of liberty is on the threads. find out more on to the point to the point with on d w. a few nuclear weapons is 30 years after the end of the con. but not just to tackling intern

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the united states says that they have to displace russian oil from world markets and replace it. the that has now been introduced admits that it is not working exactly as they were going to because the rise in oil prices in a certain way compensates for the losses that russia would bear due to the restrictions, and that is why they are now proposing a new plan about it said the secretary of energy of the united states jennifer greg home said in an interview with cnn a big interview came out today on an american tv channel and the main message i would like you to hear now please direct speech we we really want to make sure that we increase the supply because now there is a huge discrepancy between supply and demand, we do everything we can, for example, next week i will meet with the heads of oil and gas companies, the president is doing everything in his power, and this is the sale of a million barrels of oil per day from our strategic reserves, we have to replace the raw materials that russia supplied all over the world and which are no longer available due to the war, what is the a

that's the extent to which we can not replace now.hange me, uh, european brands to turkish, and grow your own brands. uh, this is a challenge for our country. we have great brands in education in culture. here sits a representative of the brink in the person of valery, who raised one of the best cultural brands in russia it seems to me that these are the brands that can

well, it's all replaceable, it's all replaceable and here's the second thought.ust want to emphasize it very important. and this is also in the code, that is, not only this is independence and self-orientation . well, a very big mental gap. that is, you understand, we always share these technologies, and we create a lot of alliances. hey, we're working perfectly. mitzer companies and with powerful even larger players than we are in both the private and public sectors, and how comfortable we are with both. i really hope that you trust us in this sense. that is, we are trying to create atmosphere of the space. you create an atmosphere of trust. you understand such a space of cooperation, regardless of the size and form of ownership of our partner alexey evgenievich thank you for the interview. we have. thank you so much. hello, i'm already in crimea, the weather is wonderful 30 degrees, no one is rushing to the most interesting place, when i tell them about what i feel, they listen, but they don't hear. and that's bad. no one can rewrite our history. this is just o

about this, deputies have developed a bill that mitigates punishment for minor offenses, fines will replace a warning. if the document is accepted, it will not be necessary to pay also for the forgotten rights or documents for the car. besides it is proposed not to penalize a driver who drives a car with minor malfunctions. sports news in daniil makhalin's studio, good morning in the italian football championship, they decided to return to the old rule: what will the golden match be held at the end of the season if two teams have the same number of points in the fight for first place? this rule was from me only 16 years ago, but now they decided to return it. we start the issue with don's flatbow at the british tennis tournament, the situation is getting worse. star players fly out one by one more than that cases of detection of covid among tennis players have become more frequent and, as a result, their withdrawal of the competition, following the croatian marin chilich, wumbledon, because of the coronavirus, left the eleventh racket of the world mote, remove the shadows, the italian, who

it appears when st petersburg had to be replaced, was replace and we have a situation here that the stade . ~ ., . ., stones after our problems at wemble. ~ ., . ., wembley. i know you so much to say on this, wembley. i know you so much to say on this. given _ wembley. i know you so much to say on this. given it— wembley. i know you so much to say on this, given it is _ wembley. i know you so much to say on this, given it is your _ wembley. i know you so much to say on this, given it is your area - on this, given it is your area of expertise. sorry to cut you off. sorry daisy. brilliant have you both on as always. a real wide range stories on the papers, we rattle through and provided a good deal of context. thank you both for coming on. that's it for the papers this hour. the papers will be back again tomorrow evening this is bbc news, bye—bye. good evening... the pga tour has suspended all 17 of its members who are playing in this week's rival — saudi backed — tournament in hertfordshire, which threatens to tear the sport apart. phil mickelson is among the group to play the golf invitat

he wanted to move forward with it and if not, he planned to replace his a.g. with the third attorney general in a matter of weeks. it wasn't until the threat of a mass exodus that the president halted the plan. and tonight here, the testimony under oath revealing the members of congress who then asked for pardons after january 6th. one white house attorney saying even nixon didn't issue pardons this broad. jonathan karl and rachel scott live in washington. >>> also tonight here, new york's governor and new york city's major outraged over the major supreme court ruling on guns. its impact will be significant, well beyond new york. gun rights advocates celebrating tonight. the 6-3 decision undoing a gun law in new york that has stood for more than a century. the state's concealed carry law. new york governor kathy hochul calling the decision reckless and reprehensible. new york city major eric adams tonight calling the decision, quote, not rooted in reality. so, what now, and how many other states will see their laws challenged? terry moran at the supreme court.

he is going to replace the predecessor when he moves to los angeles.ng live in san francisco bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> as you might expect after a browsing recall campaign a wild celebration erupted at the yes on h watch party. they learned voters recalled the da. you heard boudin say it there. he talked about the real estate and the big tech money that he says fueled that recall. >> reporter: we did not hear it here because they said it is a street level operation that began a year ago here at the del mar tavern as you said. they came here, they seen the polls, they knew they were supposed to win and felt confident and they waited for the results and they waited and finally the count came in and the place exploded. the results came in shortly before 9:00. 61% of voters saying san francisco needs a new d.a. >> 61%. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: people hugging, high-fiving. >> san francisco -- [cheers and applause] >> reporter: with the nation watching, boudin. only holding office for a little more than two years but was blamed for

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steuart: i do not think humans will replace robots. humans will do different things in the future and robots will take away some of the jobs humans generally do not like to do and you have to pay people to do. that is a trend that will continue. i that the pandemic accelerated it. in terms of the right time to invest, it is a bit of a guessing game and i'm not smart enough. ed: there is also element of future proofing. delivery became massive during the pandemic air a. you sit on the board at walmart. you have walmart, amazon, target trying to compete with consumer loyalty but at a cost. what are the technologies they can make delivery faster but also impact the bottom line? cyrus: delivery is extent -- steuart: delivery is expensive but there are lines of sight to reducing the cost of last mile delivery. one is a drone. they can about getting in your car and driving to a walmart store and picking up hamburger helper, driving back to her house, that is a 20 or 30 minute journey even if you live really close. if you flip that around and

they are looking at ways to replace the role _ they are looking at ways to replace the role of — theythe role of the european court of human _ the role of the european court of human rights with some sort of bill of rights _ human rights with some sort of bill of rights. inevitably, the details of rights. inevitably, the details of that— of rights. inevitably, the details of that have been lost along the way, _ of that have been lost along the way, and — of that have been lost along the way, and it's unclear exactly what form _ way, and it's unclear exactly what form it _ way, and it's unclear exactly what form it wilt— way, and it's unclear exactly what form it will take, but the concern that's— form it will take, but the concern that's presented in this report is that's presented in this report is that this will simply water and is essentially a move backwards. what _ is essentially a move backwards. what do — is essentially a move backwards. what do you make of it, and? —— natasha. what do you make of it, and? -- natasha. �* , ., ., ., �* natasha. it's worth noting how we've not to

. >> mayor london breed will appoint a replacement. and because prop c is failing that person will be eligible to run to finish out boudin's term through 2023. we've reached out to the mayor's office to find out who might make that appointment. we're still awaiting word. >> all right, betty. thanks so much. let's go to san jose. the race for the first new mayor in years. >> we are at the chavez watch party. how is the mood there? >> reporter: the mood is upbeat. they're beginning to wind things down a little bit. at the beginning of the night, there it was crowded field of seven candidates. after midnight there will likely just be two candidates remaining standing. now they were the presumptive frontrunners in this race. cindy chavez and matt mahan. as you mentioned. the energy as scindy chavez entered the room, palpable. she had jumped out ahead, and when she finally took to the stage, she said that showed is a city with enormous potential, enormous promise but one that she believes has somehow gone astray. let's liston what she had t

we will now replace what we are, well, how would we be able to access what we can replace, that's forly, the goal of all companies. this is to build a process and production, including packaging solutions, so that in order to localize them as much as possible, they work out a full cycle from domestic ones. pleasantly finished packaging, which is then tested, checking for compliance with customer requirements. without loss of properties, here they adapt what is obtained from domestic raw materials to the requirements the market is ready to localize and replace a lot here. of course. a-a in polymer packaging in particular the proportion of domestic materials. it is prevailing, well, polymer packaging still needs to be painted so that we can recognize our favorite manufacturer as soon as possible, or simply choose the brightest one when we talk about crafts, and dyes are still more a question of label design, which is also important and in general, well, the consumer yes chooses with his eyes, but, probably, not so fundamentally. everything of the present is not what it was before we tra

ursula vonderlein proposes to replace nord stream gas supply savings on home heating energy efficiency plays an important role in energy supply if we reduce the heating temperature by 2° on average in europe or change the temperature of the air conditioner europe will replace all nord stream supplies. many europeans have been screwing up their thermostats for a long time, because gas and electricity are becoming more and more expensive. and more expensive earlier warning. the danish energy agency announced that because of the uncertainty regarding energy imports from russia, this is the first stage adopted in europe of a three-level system of threats related to energy supply. business insider predicts an insanely difficult summer due to the eu's gradual decision. it turns out that they wanted to deprive moscow of revenues from russian hydrocarbons in this way, but it turned out the other way around. russia is now exporting more oil than before the conflict in ukraine, and thanks to rapidly rising prices, the country receives about $ 20 billion a month from foreign buyers anti-russian s

try to replace. may those be of the highest quality. even if other people's goods are of the highest quality, with spears, we run the risk of being in positions of constantly catching up, but we must be one step ahead of creating our own competitive technologies, goods and services that can become new world standards, let me remind you in this regard that sergey pavlovich korolev did not go along the path of copying and partial improvement of captured rocket technology. he looked into the future, proposed a unique package scheme for creating the rr7 rocket, opened the human road to space, in fact, set the standard for the whole world, and until a decade ahead, they worked ahead of schedule in their time, the founder of many soviet scientific programs and now, relying on such backlogs our constructors. worthy go ahead. thanks to them, russia has hypersonic weapons that have no analogues so far, not even one country in the world, just keeps it there. leading position in nuclear technology and developing the nuclear icebreaker fleet, many

and we have to look for a replacement. we have to build new cooperation logistics for the supply of materials we need equipment, as well as provide new ways for our export supplies. all this is the reality of today, of course. they are reflected in the overall economic indicators. well, in general, the first quarter of the russian industry gdp grew by 5.3% compared to the same indicator last year. many industries showed positive growth rose. uh, cargo turnover is passenger turnover, so we are quite optimistic about the future. well, i do not want to hide that, apparently, as all the necessary reserves for organizing production are exhausted. feelings and reconfiguration with suppliers is possible certain kinds of failures, well the government is doing its best to hedge all these risks. i would very much like to disappoint our great economic forecasters that by the end of the year the fall in gdp will be about 10-12%. i hope that this figure will be much lower than twice. i hope that maybe she won't be at all. eh, there won

and so he look how much let's replace replaces our players replace the question, but for the sake of if we would say, we would know, this is the right one the answer of the sun. could be your troubles malinin remember. ah, those times when the skirts that are called the sun, look at what shapeless bloomers then the sun was now cloudy. well, anyway, the question would be replaced. and this is how it now sounds, what is the name of the type of book for the smallest, and the book sofa b. a book, a sofa, a whole book, a folding bed, and yes, a book is a mattress, a book, a folding bed, this, of course, is a folding book, correctly 10,000 of yours, i had one like that in my childhood . forgotten in childhood, atlas in childhood was that's all nikit well, let's use the chance, or rather, so to speak. let's use your part in the most popular quiz in the country today. as a chance to popularize your songs. name, i ask you, with two or three lines, a verse, some own song. come on, what are you like? usually people at 4:00 in the morning are perceived by applause? eh, what are you proud of, you

and other countries are aimed at replacing cubes losses in military equipment. there's nothing new in this. it actually changes nothing more unmanned aerial systems that actually perform stress can only be effective if there are no military air defense systems present. what we do have them as the book, the thought, the pansy or the panther extremely effective. not that i want to offend anyone, but the systems are cracking these vehicles like them not when you're below dozens of them have already been destroyed. it does. okay. i think will this fuss around extra supply. so crazy has only one goal. that is to drag out the military conflict as long as you understand long range missiles are supplied, it will force us to make decisions with them and use our means destruction, which we have enough of to conduct the strikes if facilities that we haven't targeted so far. a while the russian defense ministry has confirmed its forces have destroyed a number of tanks under the military equipments on the outskirts of care of those armaments were believed to have been suppli

we operated on the urtan valve, replaced through the femoral artery, implanted the aortic valve, later abdominal surgeons begin to work. and already completely remove patients affected by tumors of the stomach. this type of plastic. allows the patient to adapt faster. it’s just that the transferred removal of the stomach is faster to start eating and, moreover, to maintain the diet, in principle, of a healthy person. from your human life, a group of surgeons led by a bograt. alina received the calling award. the main award in our country for outstanding achievements in the field of medicine thanks to the doctors who are on the part of our patients. this gratitude is , you know, the trigger mechanism for the fact that we are recognized by you and me, dear friends, dear colleagues, a real miracle was performed and specialists from the volga and medical university saved a girl who fell out of the 7th floor; her bones of the left naga were literally crushed, they were replaced with a unique implant printed on a 3d printer. now no longer a patient. the model will take part in a fashion show

feigin, together with him, we will try to find a replacement for putin. good evening, mr. mark.ening . hello. today is a good day. thank you for joining our broadcast. i think it is a false idea that with the death of putin everything will suddenly change in russia, before we move on to the discussion of candidates who can come to power instead of putin. do you think it is possible after the death of putin, a sharp change in the vector of movement of russia in the direction of this imperialist conquest, well, a good topic for discussion on saturday is nazi, and the fact is that it is almost inevitable, because there is a loophole if there is such a change, if putin dies before february 24, before the war, before everything that happened, there was a chance to preserve this course he was still approximately the same imperial, but in the background of the war, in the background of a losing war, and the beginning will end with a losing war, you see, they multiplied the number of interested parties in order for this course to change, and it is dramatic precisely for putin 's remaini

five people are running to replace sheriff laurie smith. here are the top two bob johnson with 34% of the vote and kevin jensen with 31% of the vote. and in san francisco. the results still have not been certified. but mayor london breed is now weighing her options for a chase of boudin replacement voters overwhelmingly ousted the embattled district attorney in yesterday's election. ktvu christien kafton live now in san francisco, with the critical decision facing the mayor and christian. is she giving any clues about who she may appoint? yes, julie. if the mayor knows who she's going to appoint, she's keeping her cards very close to her vest. we did have a chance to talk with the mayor today who said that she's already started conversations with people who have expressed an interest. in the job. with san francisco voters having had their say on proposition h. san francisco's mayor, london breed will now be in familiar territory, appointing a replacement following a recall the mayor, having replaced three recalled members of san francisco's

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