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i mean, they traditionally have always shied away from interfering. and india domestic politics and have done their level best to do so. even when other muslim states, such as iran or turkey, or even malaysia under the former prime minister, might have been pam that criticized india for say, revoking article $370.00 and changing the status of demo kashmir because they have held back traditionally because they've always thought to not to interfere, but insulting the profit when the spokesperson of the ruling party insults the prophet muhammad on satellite tv. that's a different ball game altogether that i use this to be an internal matter. i never have to ask you because you said that it doesn't appear very credible in dallas response so far. how then can gulf states in particular for example, move past this? i think so on the one hand and the fact that the, the gulf states can't appear as doing nothing because within days of no push are mom making those comments on t v. these comments are picked up on the circulated and social media and they've genera

the episode with the arrest of temchenko and shi went down in history under the name of the xian incident, although the event itself did not occur all of them, but kilometers in 25 to the northeast. from this ancient city, hot springs. huaqingchi were famous in china long before the curious story with the leader of the kuomintang. a true shakespearean tragedy took place here. the source is considered the oldest thermal spring in china, it is already more than 3000 years old and during this time various rulers have visited here from ancient emperors to chiang kai-shek. but of course, in the first place. he is famous for the romantic love story of emperor sianzon and his beautiful lover yanga. to the springs at the foot of the mountain devoid of extremely rich in a variety of minerals and very useful once access to them was open only to a royal person. and today, anyone can literally touch the chinese hot history with their hands, the water temperature here ranges from 40 to 110 °. all this takes place against the backdrop of a white marble monument to the beautiful yang fei, who is conside

just for soldiers is also conflict civilians who are dying on a daily basis here in ukraine. emanuel shies in cave, thank you. here is a round up of the of other stories making news around the world. hundreds of people have protested in tel aviv against israel's occupation of the west bank. protesters carried banners and signs mark and 55 years since israel took control of the territory after the 6 day war. in 1967, some demonstrators waved palestinian flags. u. s. health officials have recommended coven 19 vaccines made by, by on tech pfizer and madonna for children as young as 6 months. this was the last group without access to the shots. the government is gearing up ford the roll out early next week with millions of doses ordered for distribution. colombians are preparing to elect a new president polarizing choices between leftist former gorilla fighter style pencil and business magnet for it. and under whose being compared to don donald trump, both men are neck and neck, and the poles, firefighters and spain are struggling to control. while fires in several parts of the country, fires

just for soldiers is also countless civilians who are dying on the databases here in ukraine. emanuel shies in cave, thank you. western support for ukraine is not only coming in the form of weapons. there's a vast humanitarian operation underway as well. governments are playing a large part, but private initiatives are doing what they can to make a difference. with preparing for a takeoff in a few moments baron, hard to run to rack will take to the skies towards the polish ukrainian border. his 45 year old bonanza beach voice is packed with 350 kilos of medical supplies intended for our children's hospital in car cave filled with the plains 1st flight to the polish ukrainian border and its 1st landing on a military base. yes, if you haven't got them on that we just got our final destructions at the field in rest. no, it's all a bit cramped. a squadron, a fighter planes will be arriving at the same time on. but we've heard we're going to be sandwiched in between somehow home. oh, it's a little slow. you're good. that's what it'll work out, isn't this lungs i'm on the structural. over 20 amat

just for sold is, is also countless civilians who are dying on the databases here in ukraine. emanuel shies in keith, thank you. germany is taking emergency measures. am had concerns about a possible shortage of russian gas economy minister or but ha, beck said the use of gas would be limited for generating electricity under the plan . more energy will come from burning coal. a more polluting fossil fuel this march, a u turn and policy for the governing coalition. the countries scrambling to cover its energy needs after russia cut gas deliveries, blaming repair work for the reduction. well, western support for ukraine is not only coming in the form of weapons. there's a vast humanitarian operation underway as well. governments are playing a large art, but private initiatives are doing what they can to make a difference with preparing for takeoff in a few moments, bernhardt randa rock will take to the skies towards the polish ukrainian border. his 45 year old bonanza beach force is packed with 350 kilos of medical supplies. intended for children's hospital in car care field, waits the plains

intimacy, with anyone other than young fabulous looking people is something that cinema has traditionally shied is therefore, moving things forward because what it's doing is a subject that cinema has considered taboo and i think that's great and to be praised ijust wished that i bought into the film more than i did. 0k. everything went fine, which is in some ways a misleading title because this is a film about assisted dying and euthanasia. yes, francois ozon made sitcoms, terrific director. sophie marceau is emmanuele, who's father has a stroke and then says and tells her, i want you to help me to die. she had a conflicted relationship with him in the past. we see flashbacks to her childhood where he was brutish with her. but she loves him but she can't refuse his request but to agrees to help him risks illegality, obviously, an inevitable trip to switzerland. the subject matter opens itself up to sentimentality but there is nothing about that. it is about spiky people with spiky relationships dealing with difficult subject matter but it's often funny and it's very moving. it's never melodram

for sold. used is also countless civilians who are dying on the databases here in ukraine. emanuel shies in keith, thank you. here is a round up of their stories making use this error. french voters are casting their ballots in the final round of parliamentary elections. opinion polls suggest president emmanuel mac homes allies will emerge as the biggest party in the new national assembly. but it's not clear if he will get the absolute majority, he needs to push through his business friendly reform, a trend. thousands of supporters of north macedonia as main opposition party rallied in the capital skokie on the weekend. the protesters demanded early elections and accused the left us government of corruption and weakening the public health and education systems. elections are due to be held in 2 years time and international monetary fung delegation is headed to sri lanka as the country seat a loan program to deal with. it's ongoing economic crisis. trolanda has run out of foreign exchange to import essential items including food, fuel, and medicines. experts believe that immediate relief

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by the way, garika shi michel was talking, but uh.think that the little vladimir nikitina congratulations once again , the winners and prize-winners were fooling around with their thoughts. today i am ready for this result, but i fought a small kuril happened at the znamensky memorial after the women's race for 800, won by olga for the sake of the girl in a vain victory. in the case, she caught on earrings with alexandra gulyaeva, the girls themselves failed to separate, and then the son of dmitry gubernev, mikhail, came to their aid. however, he does not managed to help the athletes. only olga anufrienko was able to breed the girls . kramarenko, won the all-around, the cup, the strongest in rhythmic gymnastics, the competition program is diverse, therefore champions two international parts of the tournament at once according to the rules of fish competitions from gymnasts from uzbekistan and armenia, as well as sisters averina as a result, by the sum of points for four exercises, dina showed the best result, beating her sister destro

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the heavens have thrown shi not lakes with charotins behind a woven grin under the sun.ook, nick himself is not over, but that gold sandy beer would drink from their infinity, throwing lakes on the tire. i'm not bashir belly, all the more, i just want to stress, not to follow the thieves of pestilence, azer. utyh nichol not forget loves the heart of marriage. everything changes very quickly time passes imperceptibly minutes days of the year we never have enough time to stop and think about those who are waiting for us at this very moment it is worth remembering those without whom we will be so lonely on this earth it's time to say, you know , i miss or listen, dads, right now, without delay, you need to say, i'm here, i'm around. appreciate the time you spend with your loved ones. you can never say that this city with a population of almost in 95 thousand inhabitants, it was once a remote province, starting from the 16th century, it changed owners one after another, it was ruled by princes, sangushki of zaslavsky, mstislavsky sapegs and even relatives of the author of th

. >>> back now with a massive rock shied in southern youtah. the boulders kicked up a huge wave.. one scientists blamed the slide on the lake's falling water levels. >>> questions this morning after a deadly parasailing accident in florida. a woman was killed. her young son and nephew both hurt. the tragic happening after the recreational device went out of control. >> reporter: this morning an investigation is underway into how a young mother from illinois died while parasailing on memorial day in the florida keys. there is a report that indicates he cut the line to her son and nephew when a strong gust of wind caught the parasail, impeding the safe operation of the vessel. once the line was cut, they plunged into the water and were dragged across the surface before they hit the old seven-mile bridge. >> all of a sudden, the wind got really bad. i was watching them storm on the radar, about to leave myself right before we saw the parasail. you know, we couldn't leave the parasail with that situation. >> reporter: on a charter both nearby, captain john watched the horrifying scen

she shied away from me. i went up to the window, so she hung all the windows, but the baby, god, even look at him, and even that doesn’t give. oh look shaman miroslav is cute. well, at the same time, we'll ask why we do n't care so much about our personal lives. please, hello, good afternoon. and at what price tickets 500 rubles. wow expensive? two that you have problems in your personal life i have a minefield they are a personal life. it was at night, my mother was at work, treating people, no, it's not true, she went to papa yura to swear. honey , where did you get that from? come on, we'll go to yura's dad too guests only in secret. small thing, we can't go to him without an invitation. we didn’t quarrel with him. let’s roll out, quickly, otherwise the dough will completely dry out with us. lerka something gathered? and you probably wanted to tell miroslav, right? for me, even baldemar hay duremar, one goblin kid, he is a kid. i also bought a ticket well, just in case, which means that we will see you th

about global environmental tasks, uh, so that you note it is from such small rivers from small springs shits are born, believe me, and the president of the russian federation took care of the big rivers national project ecology in a presidential decree about big rivers about big lakes, a lot of money is allocated for this. and what can be done practically with minimal finances, but simply due to the activity of citizens. this is the task here. in principle, we took care and made clean springs program we clean the banks. this is what people can and should do to make life even better. if we are talking about tasks, in general in the field of ecology in general, tell me how much their implementation can be affected by sanctions, technological restrictions that are now emerging. and how will this affect the implementation of programs sanctions practically cannot affect the tasks that the president of the russian federation has set for us, we absolutely have everything in russia for in order to, uh, meet all these targets that we have not been set, there is no doubt that we will cope with this

the suki shi might nuclear plant accident. this heat wave comes less than 2 weeks before a national election. heil voters concerns the price of electricity and according to opinion polls, an issue causing a dip and key. she does approval ratings. quite often goal model. and while people wait for the temperature to drop, they're doing all they can to stay cool. sonya gaggle al jazeera, an armed gang who rated a dutch art fair on tuesday, and believe to stolen a necklace worth at least $28000000.00. witnesses told local media, the 4 men took a rare yellow diamond necklace. from the event in the city of ma street, the theme stole a piece of jewelry in broad daylight, smashing its glass case with a sledge hammer. police later arrested to belgian men, but their lawyers say it's a misunderstanding. ah, reminder, the top stories around his era, nato declared russia the most significant and direct threat to its security during a crucial summit in madrid. in irons plans to bolster its forces across europe and step up military and finan

they say he shied away from me. yes, i'm on my own. do you know the dog with him was a sheepdog? it you need a sheepdog, but sasha didn’t have a dog. exactly, yes, exactly. you are waiting for her yuri sergeevich what are you doing here? what do you want me to jump into the water so that you understand that this is serious? i'm not stupid, i just love you. what something happened? you still saved me. you would never jump water for him. yes, any other person in your place would have already scratched out my eyes, but you will not. no. you are iron. you are like dead. you don't like him at all, do you ? natasha, try to feel better. that's a deep breath. slowly from the base of the abdomen up slowly, and then all the negative energy leaves with the exhalation and is filled with light at the top of the skull. in general, all this does not mean anything that we know about her, what a crazy girl of a girl. okay, that's enough. i can't do this anymore. our family never sort things out in public. it's awful natasha well try a deep breath inhale from the bottom. white knee i am asking you

his approach was, quote, all hands on deck, and he never shied away from any task and always ready to give a hand. his commitment to serving home made food and family recipes made mudgie's deli a standout. his passion for his work shined in what he did. he embodied our community and our neighborhood. please join me in honoring his memory. and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, democrats keep forcing taxpayers to bail out failing and mismanaged union-run multiemployer pension plans and needs to stop. the committee on education and labor had dedicated considerable time and held countless hearings on the problems posed by multiemployer pension plans and the pension benefit guarantee corporations, pbgc, multiemployer insurance program. unfortunately, unlike previous bipartisan legislation to address the failing system, our democrat colleagues decided to go it alone by enacting the deceitful american rescue plan act, arpa. under th

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the shi theocracy, which he had found it 10 years earlier, had been firmly established. and the fight he initiated against israel and the united states had, with the help of his bullet, profoundly changed the landscape in the middle east. but moving forward, what would his successors do? with his legacy, ah ah, ah, enter the conflict zone with sebastian as rushing forward his advance in the east of ukraine here is warding allies good massively out gum. my gift this week. um hold on his record for both bar man defense, minnesota. not a member of the european parliament. the thing flows pressing for a quick see spark a wrong with 30 minutes. d. w. with every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word, hello pinnacle. rico is in germany to learn german. why not learn with him a simple online on your mobile and free to shop. t w's e learning course, nico speak? german made easy, was making the headline to stand what's behind and d, w, news, africa. they show that the issues have been the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah. well,

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however, some western media outlets have not shied away from blaming russia for the shelling of don. yes, fearless me 2 ways from these marks and there are still quite innocent that dominates that i mentioned on by them also sion and go of good to to me of a for let's do on getting the in my 7 bushes. there was such an army as to cut, you know, to newman's mouth close there. okay. initial president was cleared, who would invest? the market was in a rush and bacteria of don. yes. making it highly unlikely that the troops had shelled their own civilians. 3 days later, the german outlet quietly apologized in its blog, blaming, so called arrows for the claims in its broadcast. we discussed the situation with george ellison, an american investigative journalist working in dumbass. everything every sacked about this situation is obvious. all the evidence is very obvious. when shells are fired, you can tell the direction that they're fired from. it's not very difficult. it's not rocket science. it's that they don't want to know. as long as they don't know, they can continue to blame russia,

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headline-grabbing companies, they are company specific issues credit suisse, is a regional thing and target is a shining the oecd cutting their guidance for economic growth for the world, for the globe over the last couple of days that's real predicated on slowing growth in u.s. and places in russia and the ukraine. not specifically here in tuhe u.s. companies are managing extremely well through this period now, there is pressure in specific sectors like you mentioned, the consumer discretionary sector and communication services as well as the industrial sector, these are sectors we are seeing profit margins being reduced for the start of the year. the market overall, together they can hang but separately it is going to be a stock because of individual situations that occurring and you are starting to see it come out in these announcements. >> lindsey bell, thank you for being here that does it for us here on "worldwide exchange," "squawk box" is coming up next think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinage? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment acco

>> this is a difficult question to answer and i probably shied away from it a little too much becauseologies are a very difficult thing to grasp obviously. i will say he was a devout presbyterian and there were two doctrines one was a famous theologian of his time and believed in this idea that god has a divine plan for anything and i think that how can you be aware of the injustices of slavery and allow it to continue. the presbyterians was that god had a plan. they would preach the sort of relationship to acknowledge the humanity of people in the subservient position and in a different part of the church they also had this idea that it's part of this plan that may have prevented action. by contrast, there is another doctrine with a sort of spiritual agency where people can and later in his life may have given him something. a lot of critics wrote him a letter after the dissent in the civil rights case of 83 which is a crushing blow and frederick douglass said i'm reminded of something during the time people filled abolition would never happen and i say this to you one man was though

i probably shied away from this a little too much. several things. he was a devout presbyterian. onee was a famous theologian of his time believed in the idea that god has a divine plan and when you say how could he beus aware of the injustices and allow slavery to continue, the view among the presbyterians is that god had a plan. if they would say you have to acknowledge the humanity in the position, but they also have this idea that it's all part of the plan that they had presented. by contrast, there's another faction that was the sort of spiritual agency that later in imhis life they had written hima letter after and the government said i'm reminded of something that would never happen. part of what it takes to believe that. >> a couple of people have asked similar questions. they are asking about what was the biggest challenge in researching this book and i would like to know what was the biggest surprise to did dig through history to create a mental picture of a man. what was the biggest challenge tand was there anything that a shocked you? >> the relationship with robert h

you order a shies of pizza, some chinese food in the city.burbs, you're going to the grocery store, and dropping $300 a week. if you're a teenager, a gallon of milk a day. in the city, you see a dwyane reed. in the burbs, no formula, you got to get out. people love to gossip in the burbs. they go to bush, obama, trump, back to biden. it's word of mouth. the women talk about the school situation. the fathers go to the little league situation. they start gossipping, they get together as couples, go out to dinner on saturday night. after what you talk about, netflix, what the kids are up to, you talk about how inconvenient and expensive life under joe biden is. it's socially toxic, to be a biden voter in the suburbs now. you don't want to identify as a biden person out there. >> is that what you wrote down when you borrowed my pen? >> i underlined a few things. >> you know what, this issue with roe v. wade, how they're trying to gin up, greg, does that change things? i'm asking the same question i asked jesse. >> it's interesting. i mentioned ho

built by the finns 40 years ago in the form of a steamer, as if sailing along this bay from the roof. shicenter of vyborg we are on the roof of the hotel on the roof of the second floor pay attention to these green domes. this is not just a decoration of the hotel. this is the lighting system. yes sunlight penetrates this working space. high-quality construction old name friendship reminds of the best times improvement we are in a bar which is a weekend in the summer. it has always been packed with finnish tourists now they are gone. yes, the weather is good today , two wounds are working today, but still they were clogged here. that was all of them. well, where this steamer is now drifting here has not yet understood. in covid, it has reoriented itself towards guests from russia; all relations with neighbors on a pause can be afraid to some extent, because the word war is a military operation for them. and therefore, for sure, they listen to the opinion and wishes of their leaders and smaller ones, of course, move travel travel, well, quite a few and a few often travel finns to vyborg an

so i always shied away from that , i actually resented it.feel in 2020 there was no denying what was going on and for me it's hit most with the children. what are they learning here, that they're not learning in school. >> for me it safety. i know that they are not going to learn certain positions. >> like wet? gig i don't have anything against the lgbtq community at all. i don't think they kids should have it pushed on them. >> i love that ominous music. they will play that for a while but it's common sense. they don't want their kids groomed in the classroom. shocking. at least it was to the former rnc chief turned poser for a paycheck, michael seale. >> have they always been anti- ltg bq, or are they certainly discovering this? >> they are doing it because they want to protect the children. >> how could you dare protect the children? because democrats don't see the freight train coming down the track with hard-working god-fearing hispanic voters writing in it. if they don't see that, they're going to get wiped out by the group that they wa

the war was sort of i don't want to say misleading but they definitely shied away from showing some of the more graphic images. so this is a big deal again sat on roosevelt's desk for for a few months. all right. i just rambled there for a while. we got here. i gotta watch the time because i like talking. so after he recovers from malaria and sort of the the fame of this picture sort of wears off if you will he starts getting antsy for his next assignment and he is sent to europe which is neat. so all the way from the beginning of the war up into this point, he'd been been in the pacific now, he's on to europe and he does a lot of stuff in europe. he he basically captures patton's drive across france. he captures the the victory that the americans have in france. he captures some of the good moments and actually this is where americans start seeing the destruction in europe a lot with his photos. they start realizing like my god like this place is getting torn up pretty good, but it's the story of the man on the right. that is probably his most famous expose as a photographer and it's

and so the main character, usher, that shis name, he loves a lot of din things but he hates a lot oferever they are and take from it what they need to. and that the show is sort of promoting the spirit of inclusion for anybody who decides to come in and stick it out >> i don't think anybody st sticking it out, genuinely. >> there are some difficult moments for some people. >> i think that is what made it so amazing is it is not difficult for the sake of being difficult t is difficult in a. >> it is not gratuitous. >> st not at all. i have seen shows where audiences go i'm uncomfortable, but here is what people experiencing the discomfort that somebody else may be living through. >> and cuz that's what the character and i am trying to do is trying to get the audience to feel what it is like to walk in this skin that they may not shall, either that they don't feel familiar with, or that they feel familiar with but feel unseen, unheard, misunderstood. >> it's phenomenal, one of the funniest, most intelligent, just everything that you puts-- i hope you win every single tony award that ar

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