been talking about aa rusks, the national security council in new york meeting —— ai risks. some states a what is needed is some global body akin to atomic security council to regulate ai. global body akin to atomic security council to regulate al. the conversations at this point are beginning, this is a first step, a voluntary step, and so the question is where will others in the meantime follow suit? i is where will others in the meantime follow suit? . , is where will others in the meantime follow suit?— follow suit? i am sure we will watch at every step _ follow suit? i am sure we will watch at every step of _ follow suit? i am sure we will watch at every step of the _ follow suit? i am sure we will watch at every step of the way. _ we start with food prices — because grain futures have continued to rise on us markets after russian missiles targeted ukraine's black sea coast. they destroyed 60,000 tonnes of grain and damaged storage infrastructure. the attacks come after russia pulled out of a deal which guaranteed safe passage for grain shipments out of ukraine. well, l

for example, russian trade has flown by 68% over the year, and mant is ready to connect his port rusk to the north-south transport corridor. we understand russia's interests in the development of logistics routes, expansion of economic cooperation with us through trade, in order to reach africa and asia through our region. we also welcome partnership with russia in this direction and hope that this will lead to a prosperous future. why are they lagging behind their own capabilities so far, that settlements in national currencies last week, the head of vtb proposed creating an alternative to swift based on russian chinese and other workers systems, and to equip a new settlement hub in one of the gulf countries, the dollar, of course, has seriously discredited itself, proved its unreliability, proved that the issuing country, if it suddenly has a desire to punish someone without hesitation, will abuse its position, therefore, of course, uh, many countries are thinking about how to avoid such an impact by the way a month ago along the coast. the us secretary of state toured the gulf, amo

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million uah service electronic payment is available on long-distance and suburban routes on the rava-ruskd turkiv directions over the next two months, all buses will be equipped with validators first in 2024, the lviv region will switch to cashless payment altogether, let's listen to the direct language, there will be a transitional period, since buses run to various remote villages, we understand that there are people of retirement age who have the opportunity to use the card, who withdraws, that is, cash for the first period will be with us, it will not necessarily be issued exactly plastic card to the beneficiaries because most of the beneficiaries are pensioners they already have bank cards and we want to allow everyone to use their bank card as the id of the beneficiary we want to make so that on google maps when a person is somewhere in lviv and plans to go to turku and chooses a lviv-turk, it even shows them where our vehicles of regional suburban or intercity transportation are located , how to answer in 2010 we and i were on a business trip in estonia we there they went to such a

today, at least they have started to protect themselves with these fishes and rusks, and it must be said fishes and relays - that is what else in winter i was on the luhansk direction to me i had to go for a little ride to recommend myself in the front clinic, here it is important to admit that from the point of view of the lesyk fish, they are probably a little stronger or not, yes, we are also there with this anti-drone weapon, but you don’t understand it a bit, when you lift it, they have it there 20 m from the ground so that the control is blown into it they have something quite so serious about it, which in fact is also our ukron ukroboronprom , so to speak, take care of the announcement that they are preparing , after all, also powerful er, here anti-drone is a solution to hope, well, the war is actually going on in such an equivalent, it seems to all of us that it has been going on for a long time, but it actually lasts only a year and a half, and now our viewers will correct you, it has been going on for the ninth year, but here is this great war, this is this , just as we say th

abrupt, and it feeds this information back to the driver and to the insurance company so that the rusk based -- the risk based on the quality of the driving helps to determine the price. so capital is allocated according to the level of the risk. so it's sort of counterproductive to ignore this kind of data. it's being used in the trucking industry, commercial auto insurance is benefiting from trucks that have front-facing cameras that look at driver behavior, are they falling asleep, and feeds this data bac- >> thank you. i must yield my time. >> the gentleman's time's expired. the gentlewoman from texas, ms. garcia, is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair, and thank you to all the witnesses today. i just want to be mindful of the topic of this subcommittee, how mandates like esg are restore -- distort markets and drive up costs for insurance and housing. and, mr. chair, i've got to admit i sat and listened to all the opening statements, and i'm not sure that any one of our witnesses really gave us any example or any real data in connection between the disclosure r

and now, as we know, he even told his secretary of state, rusk, that i would apologize, because if thet a war. and since he said no in this sense, so to speak, and when he refused and, like, uh, it was necessary for some sergeyevich to sit on the negotiating table in the position of a country that is not considered somehow. well, we fly over you, so to speak, what we want, we do, and then he took it, like betrayal and how. so to speak, a violation of all the norms of political morality, and after that he just didn’t want to deal with the saddle of the hauer, and then they provoked you , there was a press conference, they booed at him, then they turned off the light, and he broke loose and he yelled at them that chancellor adenaur had sent those who were not killed by us near stalingrad , which the soviet union went to the limit of its injection, and there we , since we farted them, you understand , they immediately drove into the ground 3 meters, so you gentlemen, roll away. yes, look around. we didn't beat you stalingrad in the ukraine in belarus if you leave against us and prepare an

this one in general, like pyshka, and when someone beats her, and he is already there, you are so rusk old. i don't know what she did to him. he was normal right? of course, how are you? see a solution to this problem? heal everything great. you would be for life. yes, i only yes, i would even help you with resin. here your mother is actually convinced that this is your wife, then the cohabitant makes you drunk, but you don’t really want to understand this. we are here for the sake of the children, about the children. we are now asking your neighbor irina dandy. well, seriously, well, we talked with you, as you and i rosalie, that you don't need him. you live with him, where are the children? give them away , take hold of your head. don't you feel sorry for the children no pity. tell me, please, you don’t feel sorry for them, damn it, how he sent you off, and i forgot how i kicked him out of the hut. you forgot it all. do you remember how you came running to me naked? well, i talked to you, damn it, i talked, you don't need him. our first acquaintance with him she has a knife behind he

dean rusk, as christine said, became secretary of state under the kennedy administration, and he lookede files to see if these nuclear threats actually brought north korea and china to the point of signing the armistice. he concluded that it didn't. eisenhower himself said later this was mostly for show and how to control dulles, who was always talking about massive retaliation and use of nuclear weapons. north korea had no nuclear weapons from that point until 2006, and yet, the u.s. consistently threatened no korea with nuclear weapons. dulles also masterminded the placement of nuclear weapons in south korea in january 1958, tactical new your weapons of other types. soon, even backpack nukes, which weighed 60 pounds, and one soldier could carry them around any place near the dmz. george h.w. bush took those nuclear weapons out of south korea as a general drawdown of those weapons on a world scale, but as i said earlier, the u.s. has continued to threaten north korea with nuclear weapons. it is game theory or deterrence theory 101, that after you threaten a small country long enough, t

people need to be able to have scans to see if it they are at rusk for side effects.brain swelling, which sounds horrible, but almost always these are asymptomatic and certainly rarely serious. but they can be. that's really the critical thing for people to know. but patients and doctors, selecting the right patients is a cruel first step in identifying people so they don't have these fatal outcomes. >> you still have some absentees you need about the impact on certain populations, in part because there's some people who just do not submit themselves to these clinical trials. >> that's right. accompanying this faa approval is also going to allow funding. medicare is going to fund this drug under the registry to information can be collected to see who is going to benefit. the people who participate in clinical trials tend to be in major urban cities and other medical centers. they are highly educated, they are almost all white. we have terrible underrepresentation of minorities despite knowing that hispanics and blacks have twice the incidents of dementia. we need more

rusk was working trapped in the flooded panel and they have recovered nine bodies. that people were trapped in the course and able to escape. it is unclear how many people are still missing. forthe unclear how many people are still missing. for the third of all americans, but under 30 million people, it is the heap that is becoming dangerous. he devises in the us and florida to california to washington state. data values were the hardest places on earth and it could be setting more records. —— death valley is one of the hardest places on earth.— places on earth. there is some controversy — places on earth. there is some controversy around _ places on earth. there is some controversy around it - places on earth. there is some controversy around it but - places on earth. there is some controversy around it but it - places on earth. there is some controversy around it but it is l controversy around it but it is recognised as the hardest reported temperature on earth. we have not hit 130 here death valley from 100 years, we did not hit in the 2020, we got to 130 and in

it>> (lkieaspng rusk about for quite some time.) >> tens of thousands came out on the streets to tell prime minister vladimir putin they'd had enough. >> narrator: soon, the fervor reached moscow: democracy protests, a direct threat to putin's power. >> more than 100,000 people came out to say, "no, enough, we are fed up with this." this was the largest demonstration held in russia, in moscow, since the democratic revolution of august 1991. >> narrator: putin responded with force. he ordered a crackdown on protesters and dissidents. >> (translated): they started enacting searches, arrests, detentions, actions against opposition leaders, persecution in the mass media. and they launched individual persecution that applied to tens of hundreds, maybe thousands, of people in the country. >> (yelling in russian) >> this was a clear message that, "it's over. "you've had your fun-- it's done, it's over. "i am the president, you are not toppling me, i am the law." >> narrator: he would not do as the communist hardliners had in 1991. he woul

fact, the reason that gerald ford was on the warren commission was because robert mcnamara and dean rusk, lbj of state told president johnson, if you want a republican congressman who is serious and who can be trusted, you ought to consider gerald ford. well, anyway, in in the middle of what became the cuban missile, ford obviously top secret, you know, is trying to do his best to ignite a sense of urgency at pentagon and to some degree at the white house in terms of stepping up the surveillance flights. they stepped up in time after the whole thing was over. mccollum privately credited with a major part in making certain that the kennedy had the evidence, the photographic evidence that it needed to take to the u.n. and and worldwide. and that, of course, turned out to be essential to a peaceful resolution. but he had a ford that ford never talked it. you won't find a word of in his memoirs. you know, as a historian, i can his capacity for keeping secrets without emulating. well, we're so and we're so glad that he saved them for you to. unearth and one last thing. this war tradition. thi

let's immediately throw away all over london , at least you can leave such rusk from kiev the embassieses, they reminded me there. by the way, i am mistaken today. kyiv was kyiv kiev in general has always been a russian city, uh , was under poland for some time. but this, by the way, is wrong. they say that we bought it, bought kiev from poland, we won that war and as compensation for the fact that kiev will be ours as well. it was a big city by the standards. uh, then europe was also paid specifically for this from, uh, the city where they had their property and so on, and that they have money so that many people think that if they hadn’t bought it, then uh, about polyakov to kiev then, kiev it would not be ours there, but russia recognized the independence of the united states of america, if i'm not mistaken, 10 times, up to 10 years earlier than crimea was the former crimean khanate, and it was included in the russian empire, of course, eh? to do this , we u won a lot of battles against bargaining, uh, and everything else. so we can call back. well, since they do not recognize kiev e

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