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as for students that like me, i think it's through the good because for a new one to and thus 10 samson bit that you need to fast send us anytime you my that time and in yukon. did it better. luke honda is one of 24 languages which google added to its automatic translator in 2022. the service now offers $133.00 languages. more than 15 percent of these are spoken in africa. it's a technical milestone to a i based 0 shot neural machine translation allows translation software to support languages that are little used and generally poorly documented on the internet with huh. but many languages are still not supported by digital technologies, including icelandic. so in 2021, the university of reykjavik called on the public to input sentences into a database. this will be available free of charge to tech companies around the world. in the hope that iceland dick will be offered as a standard language on tick with tolerance of iowa. jose, oh, it is vital to collect lots of data and texting as gifted and for speech recognition me, we need to collect data from lots of people. how could amy griffi

and, oh, i know, i'm a cockeyed afternoon, samson. i'm not surprised, but i'm incredibly please. i think it's a reflection on quality. we're kennedy's a bitter defeat for adam like salt the republican candidate in the swing state of nevada. he was endorsed by former u. s. president donald trump, but the so called red wave, the republicans hoped for failed to materialize. instead, the democrats had their best mid term election results in 2 decades, despite president biden's approval rating, hovering around 40 percent. historically, the party of the sitting president loses seats in mid terms. democrats are hoping victory in the run off vote in georgia in december. we'll hand them an outright majority in the u. s. senate. i'm joined now by journals, matthew conscious. he is the chief, you're corresponded for political magazine. so matthew, the democrats now hold the senate looking at this from a european perspective. what are your thoughts? well, thanks for having me. i think from a european perspective, one has to rejoice because it's becoming clear that the biden positions towards

and samson is charged to pull the smiling and probably somebody knew something. and then, oh, when we return to we, we saw how the flag was the rising by all where people and we were, we were just crying. it was so it was so wonderful. meanwhile, the remnants of russian rule, a fast disappearing. i had a lot of billboards, no advertising, but this rocky russian hill again to every where is a thing we, they wanted to from 4th, like people in russia, but it didn't work. victory in house on has added momentum to ukraine in efforts to expel the invaders, but with russian forces just across the river and still lodged in large parts of eastern ukraine to landscape. his commanders know that the war is far from over. a correspondent nick connelly spent the day in her son. he was asked earlier if this means the city is now safe from russian attack. well, definitely it doesn't feel perfectly safe coming from outside. you constantly hear very loud bang. some of those are minds being blown up, but also some of that is very definitely russian artillery coming from the other s

i accidentally answered samson but when accidentally wrong very well, well done well, there really isbum there. well, he was given a task to defeat the lion, uh, this is him when he went on this task. he defeated him. and well, uh, he took his skin. uh, like a terminator, i need your skin and motorcycle. eh, that's how it had to be. and how did he defeat him? he pierced it, igor seems to have pierced it. i remember that the nemean lion had a very hard skin, stone arrows of the spear could not take it, so hercules strangled him. and here what is happening, but here he makes sure that the lion does not eat him. now we could probably argue and discuss for a very long time on the topic of who could be depicted there and whose sculpture is this, but this is a real sculpture in peterhof, not far from st. petersburg. there is a fountain that called samson, uh, rubbing the mouth of a lion. tenth question in the early middle ages, holding in francs was the second power in europe and which state was the first? what about the eastern roman empire? used western roman empire since holy roman empir

this is the local stationmaster with a badge with the name i do not see, but perhaps his name is samson like pushkin, who is very respected in mogilev, and the gentleman looks out. see. apparently , this homomotor, which has been delivering passengers to this station since 1911, may be a relative of mark chagall, a local businessman. samuel sagal. the next stop is the cathedral of the three hierarchs and while we are driving from the station towards the seven-domed church. there is time to think. why mogilev anyway there are several versions of the origin of the name of the city, most of them romantic, perhaps it came from the name of the mighty prince leo, who founded his residence here, not a castle from the church in a word, scientists at the time to get confused themselves. in the main orthodox church of the city, an architectural monument of the last century, the cathedral, three saints can be entered from three sides. it's just that hardly anyone remembers. which entrance was preferred by the last russian emperor. although nicholas ii often came here to bow to basil the great, gre

samson does not want to go out on his own life in the moscow zoo has come to the winter mode, despite in mid-november. the panda is not going to sleep, by nature it is not supposed to. but the brown ones tuned in to hibernation, hedgehogs induce a nap on them like a dead sleep. dead in the literal sense, not in the heart beats four times per minute, only respiratory movements, in general, once per minute can be made. so if you and i found such a hedgehog in the forest, we would decide that he died, the weather could not disturb the usual way of the fauna. but flora was divided into two camps - all trees and shrubs. expressed in simple terms, they fell asleep until spring, and only the flowers are haunted by the anomalous november heat. they continue to attract attention with bright blooms. frost-free autumn made it possible for ornamental cabbage to show its best side, and some flowers. in principle, to show oneself far from every year you can see this chrysanthemum in a flower most often, it simply does not have time to open up before the onset of frost. years of snowfalls, snowdrift

how many times has the president shown that who in this pair of putin dogan is the alpha samson? well, it appeared once and for all, she is now lemonstrirovat two years ago during the karabakh war, when he took a very serious stand on the side of his ally azerbaijan, and putin was afraid to go to war, but since then their relations have been established forever their body gave a master class to western politicians on how to talk to this kremlin bastard. that's the only way, i think , to fill the black sea e-e with turkey or even the absolute superiority of the navy conducted in russia well, we are not inferior in anything to turkey and the so-called air space forces of putin's behavior, the tincture is demonstrative and important, which is its own writing - this is the russian god- sphere, such are our patriotic so-called channels that's the moment when ukraine is destroyed from the air by the programs of the genocide of the ukrainian people, and the seeds have begun. russian territory or not to hand over and i'm the only tool that can stop the attacks of er russian er odessov on

i don’t see it, but perhaps his name is samson vyrin, like pushkin, who is very respected in mogilev, the gentleman looks out. look apparently , the motor, which since 1911 delivered passengers to this station, may be a relative of mark shagal, a local businessman. samuel sagal. next stop the cathedral of the three hierarchs and while we are driving from the station towards the seven-domed church. there is time to think. why, after all, mogilev there are several versions of the origin of the name of the city, most of them romantic, perhaps it came from the name of the mighty prince leo, who founded his residence here, and in one of the memorable books of the mogilev province for 1861 it is said that according to the legend connected with the construction of not even a castle from the church , in a word, scientists at the time to get confused themselves. home the city's orthodox church is an architectural monument of the last century, a cathedral, three saints can be entered from three sides. it's just that hardly anyone remembers. which entrance was preferred by the last russian emper

little narrative i've side on the most landscape, div hammock ingles, samson, up for a group in 55 with disabilities home. and he's gonna be the one else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia to date and c, r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. mm hm. it said it was put in, did you think it was with a, with the for the business and you agree in the daily shoes? you me to comes, graham you really just got the will is just such an upgrade. the ceiling and such and for sure. officer of the different sit unemployed charles was leaving the throne with them to throw in some of that actually should get here. i think if history i schuessler with the system that corrected almost sure. it's not as good jello you listen. lation your particular message and ask you gillian, used to it and if it was ellis to use premium, i took the cook which lazy because it was been nisha. you bought the new speed, it included with the vision and when, when you somebody else focused on and you got to contact the police union usually just

ready businesses take samson's on controversial issues when that's not something that they did even just a few years ago. the law of the latest news discussion and debate. you can check our website, r t dot com. thank you for joining us. hey, anacio international ah . with a with a, with a, a, a, a, a, with a personal number with a, a, a, [000:00:00;00] a, [000:00:00;00] a question leads essentially promise. you have a blank check to continue natal proxy war against russia. businesses and consumers are now saying not so fast. the westerly russia would quickly collapse under the wake of sanctions. instead, it is the wealth pitifully. europe facing class ins . oh ah, i now have an e mail folder called k k k, a transfer to your organization, a thing and what is your response a big? it means that the last guy who was riding as were, i guess with a mr. be riding coalition, honestly, just about a measure of removal or say flag i was, i was big and so being and we're saying what we believe was was right mr. routing coalition, others is not lacking in that's just a problem with the client age pe

come to russian state will never see as tight as on the nose landscape, devastation, american house, samson, with within the 55 will be speedo keys on that is to final stevie. when else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin jump machine, the state on russia today, and c, r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube. and we could push vicky this is chris with this. welcome back to cross stock. were all things are considered? i'm peter le belcher manager. we're discussing after the midterms. ah. okay, let's go back to craig last a las vegas here? no bout, you know, when you're talking about high politics in united states, you still can't get away from talking about donald trump. what did he have a good night or a bad night? the net, when are net lose? well, i mean, it depends on how you look at it. his him, of course. so. yeah, yeah, i mean, it depends. it really, i mean i, from what i see, i'm an election integrity activist. so i go to a lot of electron integrity meetings. this is just going to motivate his base right now. to continue to learn more abo

miss samson, i want to give you an opportunity to respond to the witness testimony from your companion at the table, who talked about ar-15s as being safer, easier, and they protect us, they protect us, including from sexual assault. i want to give you an opportunity, given your role, what do you think about that? our air 15's the best way to go in terms of self protection? >> thank you for that question, congressman, there has actually been researched and into the number of shots fired by individuals when they are facing a home invasion. in any case, most of the time the answer is 2 to 3 shots, if at all. an ar-15 is totally unnecessary for something like personal self-defense. on the other hand, it is very effective for inflicting mass casualties, as we saw at uvalde, as we saw a parkland, as we saw at highland park, and as we see over and over again in our country. >> i thank you, my time has expired. thank you madam chairwoman for holding this very important hearing. >> the gentleman from ohio, mr. jordan, is recognized. mr. clyde, mr. cline is recognized. >> thank you, thank you f

the first russian, imperial crown was made for the coronation of catherine i by goldsmith samson larionov like some other crowns , it was dismantled in the armory of the moscow kremlin there is only a gilded silver frame, the most famous remains a large imperial the crown of catherine ii, now stored in the diamond fund. it was made in 1762 by the courtier, jeweler georg, friedrich and jeweler jeremy pozzi, the crown is adorned with diamonds and surmounted by a rare precious stone of bright red spinel, a large imperial crown. during the coronation , all subsequent russian autocrats were placed on the head, including the last nicholas ii, while the new emperor was crowned in ancient moscow. anna ivanovna seemed. she found peace, her life gradually improved. she entrusted the management of the business to her favorite and adviser biron, while she herself nursed little karl and had fun shot at birds. anna is surprisingly aptly likely. it would have remained in metava until the end of days, if the entrance of events had not been intervened by a tragic accident. january 6, 1730 lightly dressed

i don't think that samson's coming back.u trashed meta, trashed amazon but you have some support for microsoft and we're very pleased to hear that. keith fitz, thank you a lot. the opening bell is about to ring and we're going to start trading -- i'm going to call this election week. why not. there's an election this week and seems to be having some impact on the market. we're off and running almost. it's almost 9:30 on this monday, november 7. election eve as we like to say. all right, we're going to see green. the market is now open. where are we now? plenty of green. about, about two-thirds of the dow 30 are in the green. we just got a couple of losers including apple, which we will get to in a moment. s&p 500 opened to the upside, one-third of one percent and nasdaq composite opened nearly half of one percentage point and big tech open for business and all open except apple, which is down just a fraction back to 137. i want to talk about apple. >> you've seen the social media videos of workers fleeing a huge covid outbre

. >> miss samson, i want to quickly turn to you. could a assault weapon ban reduce the number of horrific mass shootings in our country? >> thank you for the question. renewing the assault weapons ban would prevent deadly mass shootings because we know that assault weapons are the weapon of choice for shooters, because as was mentioned earlier, not only are the able to shoot from a further distance but they also allow a lone shooter to inflict much more harm on a greater number of people in a shorter amount of time. so, if we renew the assault weapons ban, that would take away a key piece of what allows mass shooters to kill more people in less time without having to stop to reload. >> the gentlelady's time has expired. votes have been called in to accommodate members voting, the committee will take a short recess and reconvene in five minutes. at the close of the last vote in this series, the committee stands in recess. >> -- was not written to be shredded in times of crisis or in tragedy. tragically, we see, often, even in this bo

i think that this is andrey gavrilovich dubrovsky well done mommy, i’ll remind you correctly that samsonationmaster pyotr andreyevich grinev lived somewhere in siberia and andrey gavrilovich dubrovsky owned the power of kisenyovka. the correct answer to this question is option a andrey gavrilovich dubrovsky the eighth question, how did the vikings call russia a kenugard. b guards c half-kill time who knows the correct answer to the question? elena had to guess. yes, i answered option c well. artyom wouldn't take you either. the vikings, i feel that way. and tatyana. what option did you decide? and no, they did not guess the correct answer. on this question, option b guards. the first option is the name of kiev, the second is we know, russia, and the third option is the name of polotsk, so the vikings called opolots the ninth question. what is the name of the location of the actors on the stage, a misalliance b mise-en-scène c arrangement time what the theatrical circle goes there knows how these words ever met, artyom, well, go to the theater circle. i chose the option. and i know, that'

samson doesn't want to go out himself life at the moscow zoo has come to winter mode, despite a double-digitto sleep, by nature it is not supposed to. but the brown ones tuned in to hibernation, the hedgehogs induce a slumber on them right in a dead sleep. dead in the literal sense, not in the heart beats four times a minute, only respiratory movements, in general, once a minute can be performed. so if you and i found such a hedgehog in the forest, we would decide that he died, the weather could not disturb the usual way of the fauna. but flora was divided into two camps - all trees and shrubs. expressed in simple language fell asleep before spring and only flowers are haunted by the anomalous november heat. they continue to attract attention with their bright flowering. frost-free autumn made it possible for ornamental cabbage to show its best side, and for some flowers. in principle , to show oneself far from every year you can see this chrysanthemum in a flower most often, it simply does not have time to open up before the onset of frost. at the same time the famous moscow skating rinks r

there's one probably the most famous example is a woman named deborah samson, who years later, later would kind of go on tour and talk about activities during the war and becomes quite famous doing so. right. and this may be surprising but for a brief period of time were certain women in new jersey who actually did have the right to vote. this is limited write in and it's a 1776 new jersey state has gender neutral language about voters so we're talking about white women largely right many of them widows because they have a certain amount of property which enables them to vote. and it would be little more than 20 years that they are able to do this, to exercise their right to vote until new jersey changes the law and makes it explicitly a right of white men of property. right. and kind of closes that brief window opportunity. and if you are interested this the museum of the american revolution, i think still have the digital exhibit up and if you're interested in exploring that more right. so some of these things are kind of right. and part of the revolution itself. right? raising mon

it's recovered by samson bukom at the saints 43 that led to a field goal. 3 45 or something that makesew friends of coordinator tamiko ryan's happy along with his players. just before halftime, 49ers scored the game's only touchdown. jimmy grapplers past tip by the saints, tyronn mathews jawan jennings stays with the ball hauls it in. as he's falling to the ground. 49ers went to the locker room. 10 nothing lead san francisco defense and put on a clinic in the second half. the saints knocked on the door early in the fourth quarter. but andy dalton to alvin kamara, who swarmed at the want alan joe fonzi with the hit the balls out, dre greenlaw falls on it 49ers as that drivers ended. how about one more time later in the fourth quarter, fourth and goal for the saint that the 49 4 there was nick bosa. the 49ers only had one sack on the day, but they got it when they needed it. 49ers winning a 13 shutout, improving to seven and four, taking over sole possession of first place in the nfc west for four straight games. now, they have it a lot of points in the second half. couple missed opportu

confmyers, i always get them confused michael myers, samson.cutive producer first kid puppy, wonder woman. oh, my god, they are so cute. tierney catwoman, little tommy is sis spider-man.n is he angry? s here is sam fox son teddy'st s frankenstein peer that is great but he decided that wasn't scary enough. we changed into this mask to go trick-or-treating with hisr cousin, julia. okay, that is itus for us tonig. that is not great, but you can't do that forever.no i'm still dressingw. up. thank you for watching. ere.greg gutfeld in the gang tat from here. happy halloween. ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert, several children shot on halloween night in chicago. a gunman on a crowded intersection leaving a total of 14 people hurt. the police say one of the victim is just three years old. you were watching "fox & friend first" on tuesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: todd piro, it started helping victims including a 13-year-old girl. he says we brought her to an ambulance but the ambulance driver

it's recovered by samson calm at the st 43 that led to a field goal.ator dimicco ryan's happy just before halftime. the 49ers scored the game's only touchdown. jimmy garoppolo has passed tipped by the saints. tehran matthew 21, jennings stays with the ball halted in as he's falling to the ground. 49ers once in the locker room with 10, lead san francisco defense and put on a clinic in the second half. the saints knocking on the door early in the fourth quarter. andy dalton album kumar, whose swarmed at the one talent over banga hits with the hit the balls out, dre greenlaw falls on it for the 49ers drive ended. how about one more time later in the fourth quarter, fourth and goal for the center of the 49 of four. here comes nick bosa. 49ers only had one sack, but they got it when they needed it. 49ers win and a 13 shutout, proving to seven and four, taking over sole possession of first place in the nfc west. four straight games. now they haven't a lot of points in the second half. shanahan with praise where it belongs with his defense. they're unbelievab

particularly in the continental army, there is one probably the most famous example is a woman named deborah samson. who years later, decades later would kind of go on tour and talk about her activities during the war and becomes quite famous doing so. and this may be surprising, but for a brief period of time there were certain women in new jersey who actually did have the right to vote. this is limited. and i think it's the 1776 new jersey state competition constitution, has gender-neutral language about voters. so we are talking about elite white women, largely. many of them are widows because they have a certain amount of property which enables them to vote. and it would be a little more than 20 years that they're able to do this, to exercise the right to vote, until new jersey changes the law and makes it explicitly a right of white men of property and kind of closes that brief window of opportunity. and if you are interested in this, the museum of the american revolution, i think they still have the digital exhibit up and available if you are interested in exploring that more. we saw some of

but first we go to ivan samson, a friend. the programme immigration lawyer.me honesty from suella braverman, but it seems to me we've just given another 3 million to the french. it's 220 million now since 2018, nothing changes . is since 2018, nothing changes. is anything getting better? no. nigel and you say it was refreshing that a minister honest to say that we got secure borders . but what you failed to borders. but what you failed to say is also that we don't have a plan. we have a strategy. we've don't have a efficient system in the home office to with this influx of applications. what we want to see the home office doing come up with a strategic plan to deal with those the channel to deal failed asylum seekers, to their applications quickly , humanely , but and also quickly, humanely, but and also to remove those people that don't aren't granted asylum . don't aren't granted asylum. that's what we want to see. yes. i mean, the lack of a plan is clear crisis management. i completely get that. but when it comes to the point you raise about removing those

but first we go to ivan samson, a friend. the programme immigration lawyer.me honesty from suella braverman, but it seems to me we've just given another 3 million to the french. it's 220 million now since 2018, nothing changes . is since 2018, nothing changes. is anything getting better? no. nigel and you say it was refreshing that a minister honest to say that we got secure borders . but what you failed to borders. but what you failed to say is also that we don't have a plan. we have a strategy. we've don't have a efficient system in the home office to with this influx of applications. what we want to see the home office doing come up with a strategic plan to deal with those the channel to deal failed asylum seekers, to their applications quickly , humanely , but and also quickly, humanely, but and also to remove those people that don't aren't granted asylum . don't aren't granted asylum. that's what we want to see. yes. i mean, the lack of a plan is clear crisis management. i completely get that. but when it comes to the point you raise about removing those

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samson one of them. -- samsung, one of them. it has raised a lot of questions.i put to myron brilliant about whether the global supply chain on chips and other tech products has been a forget it and whether these fabs have to make choices. these are issues the business community want answered. myron brilliant also told me that the covid restrictions easing will give better access to american companies back in china, many of them have not been to their factories since the pandemic. so again, any clarity from xi jinping on these issues or from joe biden and what the u.s. is pushing for from china will be very useful to companies trying to do business still with china. >> stephen engle, thank you so much. let's get clarity on the chinese market. lianting tu is bloomberg's top managing editor. you have seen the search in property stocks and in tact. have they bottomed? lianting: that is the key question among a lot of investors. optimism is officially showing up in prices, but if you dig a bit deeper, a lot of people are still cautious. if you look at property share

eva york even needed winter boots, and this is the snow kingdom, yekaterinburg, so much for samson iner equipment here. it’s all the fault of the ural mountains, the city right at their foot, they are a barrier to westerly winds, they hold back an array of clouds and take over all precipitation suits more, because there is less dirt than a dog and in general dogs have seen, they love snow is another matter, crimea sevastopol bibles in their true form. it's about 15 degrees here. the leaves have just begun to turn yellow, the hostess of the dogs from the sea, one in a light jacket, will change into winter clothes in a month after two here in january. it gets cold after the christian frosts and then we already change the wardrobe and sometimes we dress the dogs. so it’s easier than ever to fly and winters into summers in russia. on 17 million m² you can find any climate you like alexander zheleznov anastasia zavidova channel one morning, good to all! who has already woken up and turned on channel one. i think everyone probably felt that the weather - this is a loose concept, like, you l

steve samson was the us manager at the time. , ., ., ., .,. time.ime. there is no avoiding the fact that the united states _ time. there is no avoiding the fact that the united states was - that the united states was considered by iran, when i say iran, i mean the regime as opposed to the rainy people. there are lots of iranian americans in the united states who love living in the united states who love living in the united states but it was the iran regime who considered us satan and fifa and the united states soccer federation came to me and the rest of the team and wanted to make it about football. it was difficult for us because quite frankly as a coach you have to use every motivational tool that you have to motivate your team. and i opted to make it more about football and i ignored the political bits. ifi football and i ignored the political bits. if i was to do it all over again behind closed doors, not publicly, i would have maybe use the political bit more as a motivational tool. there is so much security in and around that match, plainclo

while immigration lawyer ivan samson says the figures are reflection of the domestic labour shortage. bulk of those will be people coming to work here under the skilled worker visa route and students and, there's been and students and, there's been an increase of some 71% of those to category since the pandemic . to category since the pandemic. but that's a reflection on the shortage of labour. in the uk, we need people to fill the jobs . we're not doing that with the resident labour market. 120 people have been arrested in. the uk's biggest ever fraudster , since the global operation brought down website which helped criminals scam of victims out of millions pounds. the site generated a spoof phone number which made it look as if calls were being made from banks tax offices and other bodies. around 70,000 potential victims will now be sent a text message asking them to contact police . asking them to contact police. the rmt has asked the government for help in resolving its dispute with train companies. the unions general secretary mick lynch has been holding talks with the transport

robert samson is a senior stakeholder manager at transport focus, an independent watchdog for transportay we published a report on our website where in the last seven days, the number of passengers... almost one and four, one in five had their trains cancelled and were left inconvenienced on the communication channels. so there is angst there amongst passengers. fine channels. so there is angst there amongst passengers.— channels. so there is angst there amongst passengers. one of the rail companies. — amongst passengers. one of the rail companies, transparent _ amongst passengers. one of the rail companies, transparent nine, i amongst passengers. one of the rail companies, transparent nine, has i companies, transparent nine, has actually been under reporting the number of cancellations, as well, due to a loophole which means you don't have to report a 24 hours before the cancellation, so it could before the cancellation, so it could be even worse? tt before the cancellation, so it could be even worse?— be even worse? it could be. at the end of the — be even worse? it could be. at the en

i am with samson the dog, everything is calm.s were offered a transfer out of his department when he came back to government last month. the guardian has reported that staff in his ministerial private office were told they could have respite or a route out after he returned to the role ofjustice secretary. the family ofjailed british—egyptian activist alaa abdel fattah have requested a presidential pardon for him after a months—long hunger strike. his sister posted on twitter, saying she was ready to take all available legal methods to help her brother who has stopped drinking water since the cop27 got underway in sharm el—sheikh last sunday. abdel fattah is serving a five—year prison sentence for sharing a facebook post about police brutality. pubs and brewers are calling for the freeze in beer duty to be reinstated ahead of the chancellor's autumn statement this thursday. they say costs are continuing to rise and beer sales are slowing. the british beer and pub association say more needs to be done to support the industry and a