but the avionics and control units of the apparatus were installed at the spectrum works plant in the scottsdale, state of reason, then they were transported to poland at a military airport. a few facts confirm the direct involvement of the united states and poland, which, as de facto parties to the conflict, carry out massive military and logistical support for the regimes in kiev in the preparation and conduct of joint terrorist acts with it on the territory of the russian federation on the territory of poland in the area of ​​the rzeszow airport used by the united states and nato as the main hub apu supplies were finally assembled and flight tested these drones. united states since the beginning of the russian special military operation handed over to ukraine dozens, if not hundreds of drones, firstly, these are the so-called kamikaze switch bladem drones. they were, fattening shells were several deliveries handed over to ukrainians and pony xcost attack drones , the transfer of cougar unmanned aerial vehicles was also reported. many of them have since been shot down by russian air

, arizona the american company spectrum works is not in a military civilian, but elon musk’s internets to be, a private initiative in the pentagon’s service, you can place an order for a drone in various modifications right on the website, the company’s employees are ready, to please customers with creative engineering solutions and fresh ideas, and, according to the advertisement, will design a drone according to the needs of the customer. and if the customer has a need to kill for this company, apparently , it is not responsible only at the end of november near sevastopol, five drones were shot down, two in the area of ​​​​the balaklava thermal power plant and three more over the water area of ​​\u200b\u200bsevastopol, drones regularly attack border cities and the village, it must be admitted that it’s not to lie with the united states to carry bags. they lie all the time. constantly not a single word of truth in the mouth. you will never hear. but the fact that they use these technologies to attack to attack the crimea is understandable. they do not recognize crimea as russian terr

american firm spectrum works which made their initial setup and testing at the airport in scottsdale,e american company spectrum works is not a military civilian, but elon musk's internet is also, it seems , a private initiative in the service of the pentagon to place an order for a drone in various modifications. you can right on the site, the company's employees are ready to please customers with creative engineering solutions and fresh ideas. and according to the advertisement, it will design the drone according to the needs of the customer. and if the customer has a need kill for this company apparently not responsible. only at the end of november , five drones were shot down near sevastopol, two in the area of ​​​​the balaklava thermal power plant and three more over the water area of ​​\u200b\u200bsevastopol, drones regularly attack border cities and towns, it must be admitted that it’s not a lie to carry bags with the united states. they constantly lie constantly not a single word of truth in their mouths. you will never hear. but the fact that they use, uh, these drones, yes,

was found that avionics and control stations of drones, manufactured by the american company spectrum worksch were initially set up and tested at the airport in scottsdale, arizona by an american company. not a military civilian, but the internet of elon musk, too, it seems , a private initiative in the service of the pentagon, you can place an order for a drone in various modifications directly on the website. . and if the customer has a need to kill the company for this, apparently only at the end of november five drones were shot down near sevastopol, two in the area of ​​​​the balaklava thermal power plant and three more over the waters of sevastopol, drones regularly attack border cities and towns, it must be admitted that it’s not a lie to carry bags with the united states. they lie all the time. not a single word all the time. truth you mouth. you will never hear. but what they use, uh, these drones are for attacks to attack crimea, that's understandable. they do not recognize crimea as russian territory. and what they use these drones to attack the belgorod, voronezh and kursk regio

spectrum works is not a military civilian, but elon musk’s internet also seems to be, a private initiative pentagon, you can place an order for a drone in various modifications right on the website. according to the needs of the customer. and if the customer has a need to kill the company for this, apparently only at the end of november five drones were shot down near sevastopol, two in the area of ​​​​the balaklava thermal power plant and three more over the water area of ​​\u200b\u200bsevastopol, drones regularly attack border cities and towns, it must be admitted that it’s not a lie to carry bags with the united states. they lie all the time. not a single word all the time. truth you mouth. you will never hear. well, the fact that they use these drones to attack to attack the crimea is understandable. they do not recognize crimea as russian territory. and the fact that they use these drones to attack the belgorod, voronezh and kursk regions, then this is direct evidence that they are actively involved in this war, the final assembly of these drones. it was already carried out in poland

found that the avionics and control stations of the drones, manufactured by the american company spectrum workse their initial adjustment and testing at the airport in scottsdale, arizona, an american company. sennaya civil but internet ilona ma also, it seems, a private initiative in the service of the pentagon, you can place an order for a drone in various modifications directly on the website , the company's employees are ready to please customers with creative engineering solutions and fresh ideas, and, according to the advertisement, will design the drone according to the needs of the customer. and if the customer has a need to kill for this company, apparently, it is not responsible only at the end of november near sevastopol, five drones were shot down, two in the area of ​​​​the balaklava tpp and three more over the water area of ​​\u200b\u200bsevastopol, drones regularly attack border cities and the village , it must be admitted that with the connected the state does not lie to carry bags. they constantly lie constantly not a single word of truth in their mouths. you have never will he

according to him, personal sanctions and confiscation of assets remain a priority also an important spectrum of work of diplomats, strengthening ukraine's internal capacity in terms of macro-financial support, attracting aid for the energy sector , stimulating investments, promoting of ukrainian goods to world markets, let's remind dmytro vasylov, political consultant, mr. dmytro, with us since january 1, if we are talking about the overall burden or responsibility even of the russian federation for its crimes and aggression against ukraine, since january 1, japan begins to preside over the un security council and we understand what is there there are also controversial issues. if you say so diplomatically, yes, and in the matter of land and in the matter of how the russian federation used to treat the japanese and how it is now in reality. what do you think we can expect in the new international year if you can say that japan is a representative of the western world, despite the fact that it is the first eastern country where the sun rises ah-ah, but eh, let's really remember. as you said, there is

ready or something like spectrum to work with. saint nicholas his train with dizzy regions. i've had keith done yet. michael i, yes. and has some bringing much needed relief and joy. and it beats how the christmas miracle. a beautiful story. now, before we laid, let me take you briefly back to the capital of argentina. want us at ease with tens of thousands of people. as you can say, i've gathered to welcome the national football team home. after winning the world cup. these are live pitches of fans have been waiting for 36 hours for a glimpse of lino massey and his team. and as you can see, the joy is still brimming over in want to cities. after the team has returned from guitar, we can't say the same bus at the moment. unorganized people, but by having fun and that is all the nice for now coming up next is kickoff that's coming up after a short break. i'll have another bulletin for you in 30 minutes, talk with with ah, with a pulse with the beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's only about the perspective culture information is, is dw and

worked out. uh, the spectrum of tasks is marshalling long distances to unfamiliar terrain where tasks will be performed under the protection of various objects of occupation of the firing lines of the execution of fire tasks of tactical tasks, but, that is, the task will be set based on an analysis of the experience of conducting a special military operation on ukraine, we carefully studied the military department is studying here the experience that is being implemented. unfortunately , the negative experience during the special military operation in ukraine and draw the appropriate conclusions. we make changes to the programs. uh, the combat training of our formations in everything, and that's just what our military units are ready for today, suddenly , by decision of the head of state. this will be checked today and raised from 8.

and then, when we already had to do the whole eh, we will say spectrum of work, which, for example, because bring it from russia to change it. that is, you, willy-nilly, become involved in this matter and little by little. so to speak, in practice you study this matter. and then he sees that it is possible to buy a plane. and how would it be to do it yourself it's the same to do what you already do it makes a big difference, no matter how it was, yes. well, what is the whole truth, e devictor buta, and his the fate of his return we will continue to discuss after the commercial. this village girl did not know how and is ill-bred, it will come with time, casanova is the prime minister in russia. see after the program time with age, changes in vision can change the usual things. taufon is designed to nourish the restoration and youth of the eyes triple action for a clear look. sbermarket delivers a holiday, a popular cappuccino coffee drink with a 30% discount sberbanquet. order free shipping. on smartphones, discounts for a movie subscription and 50 gb for something else subscription mix, the

the commission and the government of the member states for the well- coordinated purposeful work on a wide spectrumthe agenda of the union at the end of the year of the chairmanship of the kyrgyz republic in the bodies eurasian economic union i would like to wish the russian federation, which is taking over the presidency, success in its responsible mission to develop integration and promote the eurasian economic union of the world economy. taking this opportunity, i would like to wish the fraternal russian side a successful chairmanship in the bodies of the union next year and express readiness of the kyrgyz side to provide all third-party assistance to this responsibility. thank you for your attention. dear colleagues, as chairman, i would like to provide the word as it is accepted in our alphabetical order, and the prime minister of the republic of armenia a nikol vavichu piston, please, dear nikol ivanovich thank you very much dear members of the supreme eurasian economic council, dear participants in the meeting i am glad to welcome you to the final meeting of the supreme eurasian economic adv

necessarily a democratic problem or republican problem, and that people across the political spectrum do want to work. they enjoy the dignity of work, something that's important, not only to their families, but for their own self worth. obviously these numbers are astronomical when you see them. i find it interesting, to see where we were going. i do wonder, though, how many people are actually cashing in all of these benefits together. how many people knew what steve knows now essentially, right, that you could get that if you cash in all the benefits. i would say to democrats, you know, there are reasonable questions, about extensions of certain benefits, necessarily from the pandemic. we are in this brave new world now. i would also caution people to use the terms, bring back the welfare queens of the '90s, and to really pooh-pooh a lot of people who are trying their best to work. a lot of people take benefits and also hold down a job. to also pay attention to the fact -- i brought this up earlier on "the five" -- that the child tax credit, which was allowed to expire by congress was something tha

yes and what baths work equally well very short the spectrum of indications, but there are also contraindicationst effect to expect? this is just an effect. so healthy, yes for healing, or also it is a cosmetic aesthetic effect. you can also expect an effect, of course, there is an improvement in the structure of the skin, a turk of tissues, an improvement in blood circulation, an improvement in the overall well-being of the body. increases vitality emotional background. eh, the patient feels eh, relief of strength, he develops eh, better resistance to infectious diseases. increases immunity. olga thank you for useful and interesting conversation. there are 85 institutions in our country where you can experience the effect of what nature has given us, and i have no doubt that mineralnye vody really works in this. the year 2023 will come very soon. we are told about this not only by the date on the calendar, but also by the name of the series, which awaits us next week, the new year's comedy in 5 minutes. until january, it will make you believe in a real miracle, there will be no less magic in the

measures, medical measures for socio-psychological measures, that is, a very large spectrum and we must understand how this will works necessary to provide maximum quality services, including and rehabilitation for these guys, so that they can live a full life in the shortest possible time, not there within the four walls when they acquired disability, but full-fledged, that is, work to develop receive education to do what you love, including physical education and sports. but, in my opinion, it is necessary to create a single center that would synchronize the work of various types in this work should be directly involved in the ministry well understandable ministry of defense ministry of health ministry of labor and social protection ministry of culture ministry of sports. and the ministry of industry, including the ministries transport and we understand that it is explosive wounds. this is not the same as a domestic or work injury. it should be much wider and deeper rehabilitation processes, how will it work? how will this work in small towns? how will it work? uh, in small towns. now this issue on the agenda will

the decade is here, and of course, i would like to separately emphasize our work with children with autism spectrum disorders at once, and this project is called mental health. well, in general, here is such a large complex. e of what is already being done and what we plan to do in the future is often the main reason. why parents refuse their children give them to, uh, a social institution, because one of the tasks of the state is also strategic how can you reduce, uh, the number of these social institutions, will there be when the time comes, there will be no orphanages between us. and this is a very important topic in my work. and i am glad that the president supported me when i asked to say, one, let's make sure that at least there would be no babies. yes, here is the most vulnerable age, when there must be a mom, dad, significant adults who will love. and if this is not the case, then this leads to a violation of the physical intellectual mental. yes , well, how difficult it is. and so the president supported and now we have a program called a 04. yes, we called it that, that is, age 0.4 to red

regarding the socialization of people and hmm with an autistic disorder the spectrum is very important that young people with autism worky have a volume of tasks that must be completed by the deadline. we conditionally have about 100 pictures a day there, but it will depend on how many we have given out. so it doesn’t always work out that way, that there are so many, but if it doesn’t work out, then the guys start to worry that they don’t have a job and ask us to make an additional digitology project unique for russia when creating it, the experience of the state listen to israel and a number of it-companies, thanks to the work, the guys have become independent of their improved communication and social skills. in 2023 in the next year, three more project participants will remain employees of the technology center and will help. for it-specialists gazprom neft for this gorbatov sergey fadeev together on yandex.market new year's sales and new discounts every day buy outerwear and geels shoes with discounts up to 55% tele2 presents a subscription mix from tele2 empowers each subscriber. choose services current moments on

spectrum. i'm very, very proud of that. decades of work here to protect our beloved lake champlain and supporting our farmers, forging new markets, revitalizing historic town centers across our state, greatly expanding the green mountain national forest by more than 140,000 acres that protect one of vermont's, actually, one of america's greatest treasures. and bringing resources to rebuild after disasters from the devastation of tropical storm irene to the ravage of covid pandemic. and i can never thank enough the senators of both parties who joined with me on that. and the leahy war veterans fund, that's helped innocent victims of war across the global, the innocence protection act, the curt bluntworth program to facilitate dna evidence to convict the guilty and exonerate the innocent. and human rights protections of the leahy law. i'm forever grateful that i had the opportunity to be here to put those laws in place. and then we strengthened and extended the violence against women act, and i was joined in that by colleagues on both sides

necessarily a democratic problem or a republican problems and that people all across the political spectrum do want to work. they enjoy the dignity of work and that it's something that is important not only to their families, but for their own self. n selfth. worth. obviously, these numbers areal astronomical when you see them . and i found it reallyt inte interesting. see if that one followed itrest righing,we wt to see where we we going.y i do wonder, though, how many y cashin actually cashing inmany on all of these benefits together? how many people knew what steve knows essentially now, right. that you could get one hundred thousand dollars if you live in certain states , if you cash in on all of these benefitswould so i would say to democrats that,ae you know, there are reasonable i questions about extensions of certain benefits necessarily from the pandemi brac. we are in this brave new world now. but i would also caution peopler to use the terms that bring back the welfare queens oft of the 90s and to really a lot of people who are trying their best to work. there are a lot of people the who take be

there is certainly a lot of work ahead and it is difficult to try to outline the entire spectrum, it still needs to be done but what is probably most important now at this stage is the continuation of our work on documenting war crimes, crimes against humanity, violations of international humanitarian law to form a sufficient evidence base for the future prosecution of war criminals from the occupying ukraine is, on the one hand, and on the other hand, lobbying from the efforts of the international community to create a legal mechanism that will make prosecution possible, this is an extremely difficult task; currently, in our opinion, such a mechanism does not exist and certainly the fact of awarding the nobel prize provides many opportunities, many platforms , including those that are listened to in the international community, in order to move our the vision of the future mechanisms for establishing justice, but actually, sir, we understand better. so, the nobel laureate is an extremely important story in the biography of any organization, but you said that it is even more important

worked out. uh, the spectrum of tasks is marshalling long distances into unfamiliar areas . areas where tasks willd. e, on taking under protection various objects of occupying firing lines, performing tactical tasks, and, that is, the task will be set based on an analysis of the experience of conducting a special military operation. in ukraine, we are carefully studying and the military department is studying the experience here, which is being implemented. unfortunately, the negative experience during the special military operation in ukraine and draw the appropriate conclusions. we make changes to the programs. uh, our combat training formations of troops of things. and that's exactly what our military units are ready for today, suddenly, by decision of the head of state. this will be checked. today, from eight o'clock, one of the units located xia in the southern operational direction is put on alert and the task is set to exit and cover. uh, take him into custody at the facility on the southern border based on the results of the inspection. this is the first military unit in the next check wil

spectrum. it's, like, a diagnosis. it means that you work a bit differently.metimes, you can't function in the same ways as others. describing it only as a superpower is misleading because some people — because many people are very limited by it because under the wrong circumstances, it can definitely hold you back if you — if you have to play on the same terms as everyone else, as is the current situation for most people. but in some ways, it's something that allows you to be — to do things that others can't. like? for example, if you are really interested in something and if you — you can have a very intense focus on something, you can be really determined to fulfil something. was there a moment in those early weeks where you realised that this was going to be big? where you maybe are texting your friends and saying, "suddenly, we've got interest from the national media, suddenly, global media. "suddenly, i'm on the front of this newspaper, or whatever." did you think, "i'm actually starting something here"? it must be very exciting. i don't know, because in

is practically suitable for this, practically the apparatus that is now in working orbit, this is the apparatus of the spectruming the sky or sources. find it on the berlin range, but he has, uh, all the equipment that will allow him to, let's say , see up close. apophysis, when it flies up, that is, slightly its working orbit to change tv fuel. now we we looked at this fuel enough to take a closer look and go back to our work even like that, that is, it is, in general, real. so if the machine works until the age of 29, i'm almost sure that yes, we will do it. we are waiting for the twenty-ninth year and this wonderful adventure. and before that, there may be some other positive events that do not threaten. the asteroid will provide us with the opportunity to see itself and maybe we will be able to find out something about it. yes, it’s quite possible, in fact, now the earth is equipped with observatories telescopes that can do a lot more than at the moment when it appeared was discovered at the office, yes, and this actually caused literally the entire community that deals with these problems to panic. and no

think a whole lot of credit belongs to the 126 groups that we supported, the kind of work they did spanned the spectrumration bribes to turning out votes all across the country. they advocated with election clerks to make sure that there were longer hours to cast ballots. they encourage people to reach out to neighbors and to expand the voting roles. and they work on ballot questions and other policy fights to make our democracy more reflective and responsive to all of us. >> the thing that -- there's two things that seem notable about this effort in the way that we're learning about it. one is that this is not -- does not seem to have been a let's create a new organization that's going to train operatives centrally and dispatch them into the states which is a lot of what we sort of imagine a big well funded national, you know, tens of millions of dollars effort might be like. of this is supporting existing organizations in states and communities. so i'd like to ask you about that as a strategy. but the other reason that i'm talking to you tonight and the other reason that i think this is getting a lot

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problems regarding the socialization of people and hmm with autism spectrum disorder , it is very important that young people with autism worket of tasks that need to be completed. we conditionally have about 100 pictures a day there, but it will depend on how many we have given out. so it doesn’t always work out that way, that there are so many, but if it doesn’t work out, then the guys start to worry that they don’t have work and ask us to do something extra the digitology project is unique for russia. when it was created, the experience of the state servants of israel and a number of it companies was taken into account, thanks to the work, the guys became independent, their communication and social skills improved. in 2023, three more project participants will become employees of the technology center. and they will help it-specialists of gazprom neft zinaida kurbatov sergey fadeev together. vladimir putin expressed his condolences to the relatives of eduard artemyev. he died at the age of 86. the president stressed created by the composer. music has connected many generations has become a symbol of an entire era, accordi

whole lot of credit belongs to the hundred and 26 groups that we supported, the kind of work they did spend the spectrumes, to turning out votes all across the country. they advocated with election clerks to make sure that there were longer hours to cast ballots. they encourage people to reach out to neighbors, and to expand the voting roles, and they worked ballot questions. we worked on other kinds of policy fights. >> there are two things that seem notable about this effort, and the way we're looking at it, when is this does not seem to have been a, let's create a big new national organization that is going to train operatives, essentially, and then dispatch into the states, which i think is a lot of what we sort of imagine i picked well-funded tens of million dollars effort to be like. this is very much supporting existing organizations -- and states and communities. i would like to ask about a lot of the strategy. the other reason i'm talking to tonight, we didn't know about this until after the election was over. why was this such a low profile effort? why where there are no public announcements a

we used to be good at, the whole of government, understanding the full-spectrum of statecraft from kinetic war to political more workng against us, not only taiwan, they are making greater ties with russia which gives them a lot of comfort, things they don't have to worry about and energy supplies that used to come from the middle east, coming over from siberia in the form of a new gas pipeline to supplement the ones that are there. no one can read xi xinping's mind. i think he realizes it could be too risky doing an airborne and seaborne invasion of taiwan that would be more complicated than dj, probably beyond his means but we are attempting it, so distracted elsewhere. every year, every administration we have fewer forces in the pacific, we keep saying china is the threat. if you look at the air force and navy, what we have out there is not as significant as it used to be. edward: this is something we will be following. rising crime hitting local businesses even during snow armageddon, more brazen robberies in buffalo when we come back. ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ ♪ acous

situational, but now they are working out what dmitry warned about, they are working out the patriotic ultra-patriotic part of the spectrumn’t care to raise a new type through it, so i’m now seeing how many nudity, especially those who allegedly went to the front line , got hit by the back foot to the front line and sit around. these are and time is famous for speaking out against putin, so he is for them the personification of the enemy. why did you start talking about strong leaders, they are personifications for them. they are deeply convinced we see throughout the rhetoric on the actions will clean up in erdogan will be another turkey will be removed orban will be another hungary will be removed. lukashenka is bent, belarus will be removed. putin all problems will be solved. here they personify, therefore they constantly mention his last name when describing any of their problems and will bet on it. this is one of the key ones. uh, the threats that are now facing threats to our leaders. yes, i absolutely agree that it is true. we are now witnessing a kind of conflict. e world of personality. uh, let's say so humane, u

spectrum. so this one, with a holiday roast, with brisket, this is going to work well.ut you can also pair this, i think tonight actually, we might be enjoying this with a little bit of barbecued salmon, before that crazy cold front comes through. geoff: the vitkin grenache blanc. why did that one make your list? >> vitkin grenache blanc. this is is is a wonderful producer in israel. the grapes for this are coming from the upper galilee. and i think a lot of times there tends to be this this sort of unnecessary bifurcation when it comes to how we classify our white wine drinking lives. right? you're either a chardonnay person, or you are a sauvignon blanc or pinot grigio person, right? you either like avier whites, or lighter and more crisp whites. but, the truth is some of the most interesting ones exist in that sort of gray area in-between. and, grenache blanc is one of those grape varieties that is going to have plenty of energy. it's going to have plenty of mouth-watering acidity, when grown well, like vitkin is doing. but at the same time, there is this sort of sil

i think a lot of credit belongs to the 126 groups that we supported, the kind of work they did, spanned us the spectrumration drive and turning out votes and all across the country, they advocated with election clerks to make sure that there were longer hours to cast ballots. they encouraged people to reach out to neighbors and to you know expand and they worked on ballot questions, they worked on other kinds of policy fights to make our democracy more reflective and responsive to all of us. >> the thing that -- well two things seem notable about this effort and the way we are learning about it. one, is that this is not -- does not seemed to have been a let's create a big new national organization to train operative centrally and dispatch them into the states, which i think is a lot of what we imagined a big well fund national tens of millions of dollars effort would be like. this is supporting existing organizations in states and communities. so i would like to ask you about that as a strategy. but the other reason that i am talking to you and i think it's getting attention is we didn't know about thi

she was a behavioral therapist who worked with children in the autism spectrum. she didn't know it but her best friend, her boyfriend was going to propose to her on christmas eve. olivia engal was 6 and led grace at the family dinner table, she was in the girl scouts, loved musicals and her family loved her sense of humor and said she always lit up a room. josephine gay, just days before her murder was her birthday. she loved ride are her bike and sold lemonade in the neighborhood. dylan hochuli was also 6. he and his family moved to connecticut from england two years earlier. he loved to read and he was ald so proud when he could read his family a new book. and murphy's husband said when she was found she was holding dylan hochuli in her arms. the principal of sandy hook elementary school, her friends describe her as nice and fun but also tough when she needed to be. she was a principal after all. she left behind a husband, two daughters, and three step daughters. madeline su was 6. an avid reader. she loved to run and dance. she was a born leader, sweet, determ

he was a behavioral therapists who worked with children within the autism spectrum.ot know it but her best friend, her boyfriend, was going to propose to her on christmas eve. olivia angle was six. she led grace at her family's dinner table. she was in girl scouts, loved musicals, her family loved her sense of humor and say she always lit up a room. josephine guy just turned seven years old, she was just days before a murder was a birthday. she loved riding her bike and during the summer, she sold lemonade in the neighborhood. dylan hockley was also six. he and his family had more from england to connecticut two years earlier. he loved to read, and his family said he was also proud when he could read them any book. emily murphy was 52, a teacher of sandy hook. her husband was set that one and body was found, she was holding and dylan hockley in her arms. she also had four children. don lafree was 47, she was the principal a sandy hook elementary school. her friends describe her as nice and fun but also tough when she needed to be. she was principal after all. she lef

people sitting sat home milking the unemployment system the other end spectrum the people fighting inflation. it hurts so much they are working multiple jobs to try to make ends meet, neither of those is good for us as a society or an economy when you are disincentivizing people giving 100,000 dollars a year to remain unemployed they are going to be to do exactly that going to remain unemployed not going to try to go out and find gainful employment when compensating them handsomely again not something good for economic growth in short turmoil or long term. maria: especially when you look at productivity, productivity down part of the reason is all free stuff, we are zeroing in on that much more ahead this morning coming up how markets are moving as we look to this week's o housing inflation data, a we can 1 ee a week and a half before year is up you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ the savior is born, the savior is born ♪ . go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. at walmart, save on thousands of gifts for everyone on your list. the savings are here all month long.

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