st. imagine doctor king at the mall at the, at the lincoln memorial today, it would be a zoom meeting. it would be on the line. it would be nothing. so i don't want to be so pessimistic, but i'm realistic. i hope this gets some legs if you will, but a line or what about, i mean, just generally speaking, the issue of human rights today, it has become, generally speaking, fairly politicized. would you say politicize past, say overdone, let me also just say something very, very carefully. let me, let me, let me be very careful when we talk about theocracies and we talk about the rights of people in other countries who exhibit or participate in religious practices. that we don't understand now, murder, torture, we're not talking about them, but i will never forget. one time there was a, after after $9111.00 of our leaders was talking to a woman in the in arab cartridge. she says, you know, one day i can't wake until you'll be able to drive and not have to wear a veil. she's an excuse me. i like wearing a veil. mother theresa wor avail. and as far as driving, i'm a pediatrician, i have driv

where do you get so much imagination, so daddy 's name is st. john's wort mom?, and i'll go and get you something to eat, okay? what are you looking for? i already found? what are you doing why do you have to run faster. he will take us to the nasty educator, she shave us baldly and she'll make us drink ugly drugs and she'll make us learn our lessons. but mom and dad will find. they will find out where i am and take me away. look, he won't. and here i will help you. i don’t know which station you landed at, so we will find your station, all of a sudden your parents are still sitting there. well, she's crying. then they ran to look. well , you give me, to be honest, i did not believe it. pike gave one day so. what if you don't come back tomorrow? i'll be back, i'll find dasha and i'll be back. well, now buddy, hold on to the chair. stronger. dasha was found. dasha dad was found and is sitting in the police station. what didn't you say right away? what story? well, that terrible about the blue hand of the prophet. we'll give you a pack of cigarettes tomorrow. how

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st. petersburg with three children, can you imagine?tion police you won the artist everything else are you kidding me? worked. what do you dress your salad with? how do you know about ours? and last year i accidentally met marinka shchaveleva in a store and she told me about everything. do you remember, in our second year from st. petersburg, the guy transferred aganov, or what? well, i remember, maxim you still think roman was. and what? yes, nothing, and marina to you didn't say anything about him. oh ksyusha really in holland of muzhiks. no, i don't believe it. you need problems midlife crisis reflection fears complexes from scratch. and you don't drink? everything i can warn is necessary, when you are going to visit. now shurik will come, maybe he will bring it. three years after you left. shurik i have a director working on television. yes, you know him shurik lisovsky. he often hung out in our company . remember, no, i don't remember. do you already know where dad is? it's weird how it all works out. konstantin yuryevich well, let

the beginning of this october revolution, although in fact, if we are now we think, well, imagine the residents of stburg, the cruiser aurora approaches the shelter to smoke , that is, how did they start their business on october 25, so they finish now, they shoot , point their weapons to release, in principle, if we are talking about this, how did it happen, you are it is absolutely appropriate that nicholas ii was mentioned here, who is also 11 in today's russia. nicholas ii immediately renounced himself and his son from power. that is, we see today that the moscow patriarchate has icons of the imperial family. how did we shoot the emperors and the family if nicholas grew up for hm more than a year before that from the throne , there is such a king of the ice 16 french, here he was like a nagigational king and died with his head cut off as a king and nicholas ii treason, in essence , the very yaz of the orthodox monarchy and happened and shot him as colonel romanov in the end, so this is the russian world that we see today, the bolsheviks differed in principle from other people in that they lacked

the beginning of this october coup, although in fact, if we think about it now, well, imagine the inhabitants of strsburg , a cruiser ro-shelter approaches to smoke, that is, how they started their business on october 25, that's how they're finishing it now, they're shooting, pointing their weapons at the release, in principle, if we're talking about how it happened, you, uh, absolutely rightly mentioned nicholas ii here. who is also one who was able in today's putin's russia, nicholas ii he renounced himself and his son from power. that is , we see today that the moscow patriarchate has icons of the imperial family right away, but i have a question: how did we shoot the emperors and the family if nicholas died a year before from the throne, there is such a king of the ice 16 french, here he was as a king on a twig and with his head cut off, he died as a king. and nicholas ii , in fact, betrayed the very foundations of the orthodox monarchy and beheaded and shot him like colonel romanov , in the end, so this is the scrap of the russian world today we see that the bolsheviks differed in principle fr

st. petersburg goblin to a bloody criminal who imagined himself a messiah i didn't have a state that was tempting to stay on money, the term says that the biggest dependency is the unipolar model, not only is it not pleasant, but it is also impossible. ukraine named after vladimir ilyich , or this is our land. greetings. my name is artem kulya, and this is the facts of the week. the country is 70 years old on october 7, and during his political career such tomorphoses took place with him that a separate textbook on psychiatry could be written about the key events and turning points that shaped that putin which we now know further in the material. and in order not to miss new videos, subscribe to our youtube channel. undoubtedly, the foundation of his psychological portrait was laid in the leningrad prisons. putin's youth was extremely unsettled . in the past, he was just a coach, and a recidivist criminal was almost a thorn in the law . it is obvious from the concept that it was from this period that putin dragged undiplomatic vocabulary into the toilet, we have the next turning point th

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st. john's wort yes, everything is fine, everything is fine. tolyan came to visit. joined, listen. you can imagineat my boss today, but i will be busy until 11 o'clock. listen, come on to me vanya, i'm not alone, i'm a family. old man listen to my no, can you imagine i sent everyone to my grandmother. come on, come on, come, there's enough room for everyone. you're good, we'll definitely come, we'll definitely come. listen , maybe i'll even come today. come on, come, come, wife, we'll pick it up tomorrow. everything, hello, you will be in the city. dial me understood, right? ok. ok, deal. well, do not say goodbye who did you talk to? just don't be offended, i'll go to him. i understand i'll spend the night with him, because i'm sorry, here stop me, i'm sorry. you tell my people that i'll come pick them up in the morning. of course. have time for the train yes 030 last. come on. klav, well, you can’t be right there. so well, what, well, a man came to you, well, humanly, well, what did she say? tan is not right the guys around you were led. who does yours work for? mom, as far as possible, we alread

it's hard to imagine any other statutory st that requires a regulated party to initiate an expeand time-consuming process just to find out whether regulated. that is precisely why the process has been ded with a significant nexus because it is a test and it's difficult to know whethers regulated. >> but it is only connections not di with waters. that's a different issue. buthais not how you briefed this case for what we are looking for. we are looking for a definition th has to do with a connection that exists with traditional navigable waters. w the insight of justice kennedy, a different test li the significant nexus test for those connections like here, where there might be a should be terry for somewherel. >> if the test is connection to subsurface water, i guarantee this case or setng like it will be back in another 15 years and back in the same place we've been witprerty owners not knowing whether they are regulated, the states not knowing what tests to apply. >> that is assuming subsurface water is not differentiated. >> i don't think there is a legal distinction epa has articulated betwee

imagine the young alexander mareev from st.a is wonderful, where you found, and the seas speak in tabakov’s studio yes, you graduated from tabakov’s school and when i came to volodya mashkov i say, youth is just needed someone who can sing and dance. uh, uh play instruments for me, well, acting mastery by default. what else can he not tell you that it is only on the water, than he suggested that i see a few people. i took several. uh, and including a sailor, and i think that she absolutely fits into this great great theater team. and absolutely in the right place. how do you like the girls in the team amazing? no, at least one would say, i did not like that you were not prepared. you will sing with us, show us another facet of your talent, too. we started dancing. i was afraid that it was, it was gone, of course, terribly ridiculously pointless. oh, how it would be impossible to return the beginning, it is not conceivable. and do not even think, forget it was very good and passed. it will take all dinner, let's take care of the

st. petersburg where there were canals, so someone like this gingerbread could get into the house where the wonderful russian artist, fedotov, lived and worked, because he never imagined that he would be an artist born in a poor moscow family, noble corps first he graduated from the moscow cadet corps and in 1833 was enrolled in the finnish hussar regiment in st. petersburg from that moment his life begins in st. petersburg, where he regularly serves and studies a caricature of the circumstances, if it were not for the visit by the grand duke mikhail pavlovich to their regiment. during this visit, he was received enthusiastically by the life hussars and fedotov wrote a small picture of a small watercolor, which was shown by mikhail pavlovich and he strongly recommended fedot to take up painting, and the second reason was a letter from the great russian fabulist ivan andreevich krylov addressed to fedotov, in which he writes, take up painting, describe the life of people. the first artist who is completely different looked at the man's portrait, these are not religious themes in his paintings. these are not historical motives. these are living people who knew fedotov a

st. petersburg for a long time? we all run. yes you that, well it is clear. all break. imagine it is.ary to control this character more closely. go. rusakov of course you can keep locking yourself up. this your right. but we have enough evidence to imprison you for the murder of an employee of the criminal investigation department of smirnov. and this, apart from the rest of the bouquet with illegal storage and manufacture of weapons of explosives and explosive devices in the zone, will easily get you, keep this in mind, by the way, dialing this will not wait to get already in season. and if i go to actively help the investigation, will you be able to defend? but i think we can. and about the second attempt write down a voluntary refusal to commit a crime good. who ordered rakitin, no one was my customer rakitin. what's wrong? well, well, well, he's not patchy, he ordered his competitor, he gave tight deadlines, and you can get to this crunch of figs guards, cleaner than the president's. well, rakitin hinted that if i didn’t complete the order in two days, he would bury me himself, an

st. james city. ma'am, are you okay? your daughter called us. >> i can imagine. >> reporter: when their phone cut out early in the storm, grandchildren of nancy and robert were so scared they called the cajun navy and project dynamo and begged them to check for proof of life. >> i heard they weren't going to do anything after the bridge closed down. but my granddaughters are in ohio. and she was crying hysterical when i talked to her on the phone. she said we were thinking that you guys were hurt. and i said no, there is no service. there is no service. >> that is the thing, uncertainty brings so much fear. >> and that had me more worried than what was going on at the time. because i knew my family was worried. >> it is terrible what we're going through, terrible set of circumstances, destruction is unbelievable, suffering will be bad, hundreds of people are dead right now, we just haven't found them yet. so this is true carnage, it is a warzone. >> one, two, three. >>ouenemen. >> but at the same time, i'm happy that we cocould be h here help. >> great piece from bill weir. for more information on how you can help, go t

st. petersburg, you can imagine how they would savor this story.ll, it’s just so small, again, it’s like , well, a traditional illustration of how everything is arranged there, i’m right, alekseevich yes, a wonderful picture, but, unfortunately, at this stage, such events are massive, including really mass they will not lead to the desired effect for one simple reason, and the european union and european states have been very well trained on migrant riots, and on anti-covid riots, their repressive machine is now running like clockwork. in fact, they risk practically nothing when they make statements, take the eighth thereafter here. a package of sanctions to take against russia and so on. they don't risk anything. there is. the only thing is, the only danger that lies in wait for them. it 's civil disobedience civil defiance, which will be expressed in the fact that people simply stop paying bills. eh, there are already such trends. and this means that there will be nothing to support this army of policemen. this means that there will be nothing to

st. john's wort, but guessing numbers. we played virtual roulette with him and here is the result. if you want to say that he has such psychic abilities. you do not imagine undoubtedly, but they appear only in critical situations. what do you want from me, you do n't just offer this money. i want prokhorov to be completely given to me. only with him will i be able to prove the absolute viability of my theory. no, i will not take this money. you have everything. you will also give money for lebedev, what i say for lebedev. and for prokhorov, we got something. i can also recall a couple of cases. are you threatening me? the lord is with you something something igorievich. you and i are in the same boat with you. you know very well that i didn’t take a single penny for myself, all the money went to the development of the clinic. you tell the prosecutor, and he will listen to you. i'm not going to tell anyone anything. everything. the conversation is over. yes and no. if i find out that you are using prokhorov to play for money, i threw you out of the nazarova group altogether, understand? dasha , you see, you climb in that window in the room. there is a bed

st. petersburg. hello morning mail. i am currently working on a sculpture that will be called momentary being. to be honest, i can't even imaginemy fourth attempt. first three failed. apparently it turns out, something is not quite momentary or completely non-existence, but i do not despair. please help me to inspire a musical composition, dear vsevolod unfortunately, i did not find a single musical composition in which there would be something about momentary being, but it seemed to me that polina gagarina's song a stone on the heart thematically could also somehow inspire a beginner sculptor. i found the music stone flower in my pocket. at the stone wall, fear, not separation despite the dream of love for you. love behind my heart i stand like this seek silence. around becomes every day over him. waiting and we will find it with a sunny rain. dreaming on the field and take me jesus christ one is my fault? i am faithful to you without love. it is forbidden. i am your heart, what a harbinger we are around silence in the heart. a stone on the heart friends, our warm-up to strengthen your good mood is ending, and finally, a littl

st. petersburg, you can imagine how they would savor this history.unately, at this stage of this kind of mass events, including really massive ones, they will not come to the right effect for one simple reason, and the european union and european states have trained very well on the riots of migrants, and on the anti- covid riots and their repressive machine is now running like clockwork. in fact, they risk almost nothing when they do statements take there eighth hereafter. you are on a package of sanctions when taking against russia and so on, they do not risk anything. there is. the only thing is, the only danger that lies in wait for them. this is civil disobedience , civil disobedience, which will result in people simply not paying their bills. eh, there are already such trends. and this means that there will be nothing to support this army of policemen . this means that there will be nothing to produce weapons that were already promised in ukraine. and moreover, the prime minister of america showed very well when a country is outwardly prosperou

imagine, that on the site of the most famous orthodox monastery in the world there was an impenetrable thicket where a young hermit struggled with temptations. it just and well reflects the character of sts since. it is known that he was a very simple man, he did not like any, luxurious clothes, no e rich vestments until his last earthly day, when all of russia already knew the exploits of the ascetic . hegumen of the abode a about hearing about the saint. the life of sergius people began to flock to him. he was for his brethren a wood splitter , carpenters, tailors, and a baker who did all the black the monk was one of the few who really had a high spiritual life, strict feats of prayer are not practicable, sergey's sincere love for god and his commandments. without a drop of falsehood, it began to lead to him in the thicket. the monk even stopped the princes, the strife that flared between them and betrayed with his blessing the confidence of dmitry donskoy to go to the battle of kulikovo; it became the beginning of the end. tatar yoke and the birth in russians of confidence in themselves and their forces, under him for the first time formed what can be called the formula of the russi

imagine that on the site of the most famous orthodox monastery in the world there was an impenetrable thicket where a young hermit struggled with temptations. she just well, reflects, uh, the character of stius since. it is known that he was a very simple man e did not like any e, luxurious clothes, no e rich vestments until his last earthly day, when all of russia knew about the exploits of the ascetic saint sergius, according to the testimony of his life, did not fold his hands for rest for more than one hour, being already the abbot of the monastery a, having heard about the saint. the life of sergius people began to flock to him. he was for his brothers and a wood splitter, carpenters, tailors, and a baker, did all the menial chores . without a drop of falsehood began to lead to him in more often. the monk even stopped the princes, the strife that flared between them and betrayed with his blessing the confidence of dmitry donskoy to go to the battle of kulikovo; it became the beginning of the end. the yoke of the tsar and the birth of confidence in themselves and their forces in russians, under him for the first time formed what can be called the formula of the russian victory, the ru

st. petersburg where there were canals to the house where the wonderful russian artist lived and worked an amazing fate, because he never imaginedist and he was given by his parents, rosson, was born in he was given to a poor moscow noble family. he was sent to the cadet corps. the first moscow cadet corps graduated from it and in 1833 was enrolled in the finnish hussar regiment in st. petersburg from that moment his life begins in st. himself, probably, so his life would have continued, if not for two circumstances, if not for a visit by the grand duke. mikhail pavlovich of their half. during this visit, he was enthusiastically received by the libbusars and fedotov wrote a small picture of a small watercolor which was shown. mikhail pavlovich and he strongly recommended fedotov to take up painting, and the second reason was a letter from the great russian fabulist ivan andreyevich krylov addressed to fedotov, in which he writes, take up painting, describe the life of people on his canvases. the first artist who looked at a person in a completely different way. this is not a staged portrait. it's not uh religious themes in their

st. petersburg why, to insure a colleague, and as a result, what? i trusted you so much. i'm not the first time sotnikov i'm even afraid to imagine how all this will look during an internal audit vazgen sarkisovich sotnikov has nothing to do with it. he did great job, out on the trail. everything that happened. the next is my responsibility. i devised a bad plan, didn't take into account the connections of the criminals in the city, so the hitman, show, at least some result from your trip. is there a result. in st. petersburg, we also found accomplices of her brother's killer. only now they say much less in all sorts of things, in fact i know these characters are already being dealt with by the investigative committee. and how will they do it? in principle, there is nothing to take, especially since we know that someone is protecting her. in what sense roof in the literal sense of vazgen royal another question who? well, you can be a refinement, maybe from the fsb , maybe he's from the ministry of internal affairs, what, who is vazgen sarkisevich shchukin's murder - this is not her only murder. they are at least two more, but not

st. you can make any changes to any code. and whatever you want, that is, this is such a huge platform for the imagination and creativity of anyive and the government, buy russian and world support from national projects, the company managed to expand its production and open more than 100 mugs, all over russia now in stock. robo has 3d printers, electronics learning kits, and the company's hit programmable robot platform on wheels, some young engineers are already so good at coding that they program the toy in real time and make it perform pre-designed movements by a child. comes after the first session. he can, uh, write a simple program and somehow, rather tell the robot. and what should he do and his robots obey this, of course, mothers, especially look with big chest eyes. this fascinates everyone, futurologists are sure that in the near future many processes will be robotized, and the most demanded on the labor market will be specialists in creating maintenance and managing robots. robo is already helping to train personnel for this future, which is not far off. i'll attach tomorrow. although the report put off the rich b

imagine not saying something to him. what you educated all you know. well, of course, the biograph cinema, which was opened in 1896 in stshowed only the coronation of nicholas ii and closed a few days later, while our cinema has been operating since 1903. and over 100 years later you throw in, they opened another unique place for me, a unique museum of the yakovlev family, which this family is famous for. yes, at least by the fact that his descendants restored the history of their family and teach others this. here is the diagram, please. this is the history of the family. how many here in total are about 128 representatives of the yakovlev family, in the same way you can make up your family tree thanks to. here are some diagrams and links that it helps to do interviews to ask your relatives. by the way, here at the grandmothers aunts, mom, there's always something to get hooked on. i'll talk right away on this point to clean up the mess. well, yes, indeed, probably, the internet will help. here you are, yes, yes, then archival search and business trips. it's already closer to us , it's already to travel, probably, to d

st. augustine prison in florida or put on these awful prison ships out in the charleston harbor and you know how hot it is there right now, you can imagine what it must have been like. but francis marion because he was out of town, as soon as he could get back on a horse, which was a good look for him because he was this little runty guy about five feet tall and his legs were kind of deformed and knees knocked, put him on a horse and looked pretty. ... a band of gorilla fighters in the swamps of south carolina. so he was called the swamp fox by the british commander because he was just impossible to catch. and and the place that he worked out of became known as hell h >> and the place to work out how became known as hellhole swamp because the british commander said it was one s hell of a hole of a swamp. men usually h it became a hotbed of moonshine making. francis and a few other leaders from south carolina turn the tide of the revolution, drove the british out and that was the end of the war but it was not the end of the drinking. by the 1820s, 1830s the amount of alcohol consumed by thet average adult in the united states was about se

imagine this agony being prolonged as a georgia special republican made georgi- a point her, although i still believe,st obviously, that the republicanls will prevail in the house, will have divided government. i and i believe that that's why the dow is marching on .what because what investors like divided government, because divideikd government can spend money the way the bush administration did.y the way th fifty one to fifty on o twenty six votes. n 26 >> i was going to say it was the earnings reports that came out today. but you might know better than i . kennedy, what do you thinknedy about the midterms? no, i think geraldisoabout is absolutely right aboutht thaq . it's very interesting watching this momentum shift so quicklyl c a w ,seeo close to the midterms, because even a week or two weeks ago, democrats weree mo incredibly confident about the momentum that they hadthat t .eveloped from august onward and , you know, the president can lie about gas prices. he can say, well, inflationll isn't the worst it's ever been. therefore, it's not bad. people know that's not true. people know they're payi

st. petersburg. i don't believe my eyes. imagine it happened thank you dear, you are so beautiful.. just understand, girl, yes, yes, this portrait is in line in the russian painting department. yes , this was already given to me, and when you were on tour, i think you came there. yes, look it was amazing arrived. this means that the employee brought the party from the guard, brought the portrait put on. so, on the easel. and i touched for the first time since the first time in good condition. everything is fine. lives there. when i was born, sergeyevich declared a desire to baptize me, but it was impossible to baptize at home at the same time, and it was rented a summer house in 1937. once he told his mother kuma, i want to draw. there were probably five sessions, but this is how i start it, but go, go, pick it up and believe me to drive. come on, go sit down. that's how i was born with the bathing of the red horse completely. well, you continue, daughter to daughter granddaughter granddaughter granddaughter in the russian museum. yes, this is her picture. she gave it to her for he

st. you are a super new season on sunday at 22:20 on ntv great loafers how to relax? agree. no, they arrived just fine. i am i couldn't even imagine listening to risk with joy today at 22:00 on ntv, the premiere from monday at 20:00 on ntv i don't understand. and what is it? thank you so so oh so don't touch. wait for the guests. why are you doing nothing? how many people have you invited? don't i understand that all these people are absolutely not of our circle and who do you think are the people of our circle well, he called and that's it, we need it. uh-huh but smoke is needed. now he will come and get drunk about his song, yelling so everyone came. hello hello, undress, come in. well, as they say, happy birthday, emelyanochka. thanks pure medical after taking a hangover is not observed. no, well, uh, it needs to be diluted. what are you i prefer a natural product. and i am a composition of happiness, happiness to you, stepan, thank you. thank you very much. uh, darling, put it somewhere. well, as they say, i ask you to sit down at the table, igor vasilyevich and for an aperitif, maybe wait for the rest, okay, for the birthday

imagined for you as well. from state senator gutierrez who compared the shooting in the 77-minute response in uvalde to the recent school shooting in st response time. now sadly two people died in that shooting, but we know 21 people died in uvalde. when you heard that inconsistency and reaction time, what was your reaction? >> well, it basically illustrates a picture of someone that takes responsibility from the get go, the training i would suppose is similar, but the most painful thing to me is when you hear those statements like that is that the children and the teachers could have been dying slowly, bleeding out, you know, wondering where their mom is at, dad is at, law enforcement is at, and slowly but surely, the kids are basically passing away, and that's what angers me and pains me. >> jesse, i see pictures there of your beautiful niece, jackie, 9 years old. i know you taught her how to two-step. she loved to sing. her favorite color was green. what more can you tell us about this beautiful girl? >> she was loving, caring, charismatic. she just had her communion a few weeks before this massacre, and all you could envision was

yes, uh, how at least fi kilo here imagine this in fairness for the sake of justice, the two main thoughts snatched out absolutely all the first ones sounded in the stquare, when the president of the russian federation stated that it was the russian federation that organized ukraine by allowing a series. well , they didn't ask people. now we ask and take a look. and by the way, the word forever. and the people of donbass are with us. yes, now in russia, russian citizens in the donbass and new russia too. uh, they also noted, but again, here's the whole analysis, basically. e to like. uh, you know, taken out of context there, the analysis of grimaces, how they speak, and so on. and how they grimace in this is not necessary, that is. in the sense, uh, now they really write about what kind of victories ukraine allows while you know what insanity it comes to there, for example, that's all the media immediately wrote about this tragedy at the zaporozhye checkpoint on the issue of coordination of activities. yes, everyone literally showed photographs, some of this was brought to the front pages. indeed, a terrible tragedy, but some of them did not write a

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st. petersburg, nevsky prospekt, 28, the address of the first headquarters of vkontakte, then they could not imagineoration would have offices throughout the country. at first , vkontakte was conceived as an application for its convenient way to communicate. between the students, they even wanted to name a sheet here, but they changed their minds because sooner or later all students become graduates, and then the status and the emoji interest group began to spin, graffiti on a friend's wall. how did everyone feel when it was removed? remember durov bring back the wall popular meme 2010 is now a project more than just a social network of 1700 employees. alena shtyrkova, event manager in the company for only a month is a place where you want to be always different tasks. that is somewhere to be done. here are some a. merchant things need to be prepared somewhere to build up the entire venue for the vk first music festival - this is also a vkontakte project whose names did you discover? well, once upon a time, the artik asti group first gained fame on the vkontakte site and after that it appeared. or o

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st. petersburg, the five-year-old lera sakhalin was taught to breathe on her own with a plastic tube in her throat, the girl lived from birth. and how can you breathe i didn’t even imaginehe aromas of flowers, fruits and favorite sweets became a real shock for the baby, selling in more detail. for little lera, this is a vintage fragrance of flowers and fruits, fragrances for children in general. he has his first independent breath. she only did. now, since the girl was born, prematurely only 700 g. she spent 8 months on a ventilator, her larynx was overgrown, she had to put a tracheostomy tube through the hole in her throat , the possibility of removing it appeared only now at the clinic of the pediatric university of leray they did an operation that allowed to restore the lumen of the larynx. now the child is learning to breathe naturally. she realized that from somewhere so much air came so much, uh, but with a mouth. uh, just sat around for a bit. so i don’t understand what’s what, and then i stopped by, screamed, cried these sighs, all the methods by which surgeons from laryngologists work, newer on biblical motifs, cut out a small fragment of the patient’s rib, tra

st. george hall and would not have cut off any path to some kind of compromise negotiations by accepting subjects into the russian federation. this is obvious. i can't imaginere are some internal wishes and so on. after all, the family has its black sheep. but what concerns the president. for obviously support me. i want in regards to the oligarchs. i do not see oligarchs on the screens of our television who would say. today we create invest patriotic contribution buy. that's what we do. this is what we call on everyone else, where the glorious russian union of industrialists and entrepreneurs, who often speak out about the interests of business. winning the war is not syria itself a russian business. why does he limit himself so much in this regard? i understand that in fact, yes, they are turning to different structures. they deduct something and so on. and, probably, this work is being carried out, but it should be public, especially since there are oligarchs who beat themselves everywhere and say, we are ready to spend everything to restore the economy of ukraine, these oligarchies, who are already in the west, our oligarchs, who created capital here. s

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imagine real encroachments. this is news on the first with you julia gamaeva. hello. vladimir putin and the president of the united muhammed alkhayan of the united arab emirates, at a meeting with st. petersburg, the russian leader noted contacts over half a century of diplomatic relations, interaction between our countries has been consistently developing important factors of stability in the region. vladimir putin added that this is his first meeting with elhaen since may took over as president of the united arab emirates, but the leaders of the countries are well acquainted and have met more than once in previous years. abu davi, by the way, did not begin to impose sanctions on moscow after the start of a special operation to protect donbass, you for your mediation efforts that lead to the resolution of a number of rather sensitive humanitarian issues. i am aware of your concern in general with the development of the situation and your desire to contribute to the settlement of all disputable issues, including the crisis that is taking place today, as far as two hundred are concerned. to the attitude who, as i said in the beginning, are developing very successfully, we are worki