vasyl stus is really.'s put it this way, i even admire all of marina tsvetaeva and wrote about the fact that they have quite similar views as it should be poets, what is the place of a poet in society in general, he translated one poem by maryna tsvetaeva, and these facts came in handy for publishers to somehow turn it all into friendship, yes, of ukraine and russia. i will remind friends that this is not the first such action that hints at this reconciliation. that the loudest was the action in rome again - in rome from the pope near the coliseum when we saw irina and an albino ukrainian and a russian woman who can now watch the video to remind ourselves who carried this cross and it was such an action could reconcile two women, two ukrainian women , a russian woman, and, accordingly, our two countries. of course, in ukraine, this action was condemned and called what does it mean to reconcile as a rapist and a victim? we remember enough performances. in the field of classical art. for example, there was a

>> hi, stu.ral health officials are predicting as many as 100 million americans could become infected with covid and that it could happen sometime during the fall or winter that we might see this surge. that's based on a range of hypothetical models they are looking at and also past experience over the last two years of the pandemic; however, white house covid-19 response coordinator ashish shah says a surge in cases doesn't necessarily mean a surge in hospitalizations and deaths. >> we seen a surge of infection s here in the northeast we've not seen a huge spike in deaths because the population is so well vaccinated and boosted. that's not true for the whole country. reporter: the white house asked congress for an additional $22.5 billion in funding to continue providing vaccine, tests and treatments. republicans are pushing for a lower price tag of about $10 billion. daily case numbers are beginning to decline in shanghai, which had been experiencing a huge surge, however the chinese government

stu?anks, griff. speaker pelosi pledged u.s. support, until the country, ukraine defeats russia. i want to bring in kt mcfarland. i'm sorry, i just heard about lavrov's comments. obviously anti-semitic comments saying hitler had jewish blood. what is he saying that for? is he deliberately provocative? is this the anti-nazi theme he is coming up with? >> it is the anti-nazi theme. it is not meant for international consumption. it is meant for domestic russian consumption because putin has told the russian people that their incursion into ukraine is to get rid of nazi thugs, the anti-semitic nazi thugs running ukraine. that is absolutely, patently false. that is how he selling it to the russian people. he is tolling them that this is a noble thing the russians are doing because they are defeating nazis just like their grandparents defeated nazis during world war ii and the timing is important. because on may 9th is the russian equivalent of memorial day, 4th of july all wrapped into one, cel

question is that medvedchuk always adapts before any government, there was a communist government , stusilled, and he found a lawyer in quotation marks, stus's lawyer was vlada kuchma, and he headed his administration, it seemed to him that he could earn more in russia, he really earned a lot there he ran to the russians and he really now he ran to zelenskyi and fulfills zelenskyi's wishes well of course after he was detained but in principle what is the difference to him well you are stronger i will do whatever you say and he reads the prompter so for me i am like you sometimes i sit at the host's table and see as a viewer, because i know when a person is a tv prompter and when he speaks for himself. we see that medvedchuk read the written text with uncharacteristic words. here, all the accusations are also not clear if, despite the fact that i am in the party headed by petro oleksiyovych poroshenko, i stand for the rule of law, if poroshenko is guilty like any other citizen, there is a court for this and the court must determine you he is not guilty of anything. and when they hook some

see you again soon. >> thanks, stu.correct the three cadets all refused the covid-19 vaccine the academy says they will get a degree but they will not be commissioned into the u.s. air force as long as they remain un vaccinated. a decision of whether to require the three to tok reimburse the united states for education costs in lieu of verse will be made by the secretary of the air force but that's being considered. according to the military as many as 20,000 service members have asked for religious exemptions. thousands are being denied, but about 99% of active duty navy, 98% of the air force and marine corps and army have all gotten at least one shot. stu? stuart: what's the latest on monkeypox? belgium introducing a quarantine is that happening? ashley: yeah, and the question is, could we see something similar here? well president biden says he does not expect the u.s. will take any quarantine measures, but he is urging americans to be careful as the virus circulates more widely. the monkeypox virus was detected in t

stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. where do you start when the news is flowing thick and fast? st got to be elon musk, richest guy in the world and the wildest of all headline makers. here we go. his purchase of twitter is on hold. lots of moving parts to this story, but the bottom line is musk does not believe twitter's account numbers. he's saying to twitter, show me the real numbers. there's uproar about. the stock sinks to around $36 a share, and nobody knows if the deal will go through. a lot more on this coming up for you. inflation at another major league headline this morning, gas going to $4.52 on average, up 4 cents just overnight. and diesel, another few if high, $5.57. the administration appears clueless on how to deal with this. their plan is tax and spend. frankly, that reminds me of 1979. to the markets. a stock rally at least at the opening bell. the dow's going to be up close to, what, 400 points, s&p 60 and the nasdaq up 230-odd points. that would be a rally. bitcoin back to $30,000, 30,500 to be prec

there was already a street of that, and now we have a chance to do so that it was the street of vasyl stus, lesya ukrainka, as you like , but it was absolutely accurate . in street names in the names of the subway, i am sure that the time has come when we say that ours is ahead, ours is more important, no matter how good the russians are, we are reaping the graves of pushkin well, thank god here, as they say , we have not reached yet but we want our streets to be named by the names of ukrainian heroes by the names of ukrainian writers we want our monuments to be for our heroes and if we like someone very much now not 30 years ago not 50 years ago if now there is someone we like very much from those who support us now uh then we can rename it to e in their honor, for example, we have john mccain street in kyiv, i drive by it once and think what a great man, by the way, he helped us a lot and most of the weapons that are now in ukraine were delivered here during the time when he helped this process and i go to every time my heart rejoices i think hmm good well done mr. mccain and such we nee

is possible to call the station leo tolstoy square as irpin, it should be renamed in honor of vasyl stus27.8%. heroes of dnipro should become a hero of ukraine 38.5 although i believe that heroes of mariupol it is more youthful and more appropriate this is my personal opinion minsk should be called in warsaw 37.7, because there is also in warsaw the so-called druzhba narodiv botanicna massif, because there is a botanical garden there , 36 and seven. well, this is a preliminary preliminary survey, a preliminary vote, proposals for new stations of the capital's metro could be submitted until may 1, and the rating of five of the most popular options lasted until may 9. in the near future, a draft decision will be prepared for consideration at a meeting of the kyiv city council . we in the kyiv metro were renaming it in a very appropriate way, because really berestechko well, um, that is, the question is whether the minister of foreign affairs of germany has arrived in kyiv on an unannounced working visit. and on lena berbok, she became the first member of the german government to come to uk

lion of tolstoy stus almost 28% voted heroes of the dnipro now heroes of ukraine 38.5 percent voted minskled warsaw 37.7 and druzhby narodiv botanic 36.7 that's very short 30 seconds - that's final do i still think we'll be to discuss after the war, you know i was involved in the renaming procedure in the city of kyiv and believe me it is a very difficult exercise now i i understand that we absolutely need to catch up on something that we have not done for years, namely this proposal looks very acceptable to me, very beautiful subway of vasyl stus thank you andriy osad chuk chicherina valevska good evening greetings this is freedom life my name is vlad and lazur we are languages ​​on the pages of radio svoboda in on facebook and youtube, as well as on the air of the espresso tv channel, today we are discussing lend-lease for ukraine and the situation in the east of the country, but we are starting with odesa, one person died and

we know stu loves costco.hot dogs and he's probably in there eating one right now. >> too much information but okay. um, yeah, so costco is on track for its first-ever $200 billion sales year, but you know, inflation is cutting into its profit margins, and that's despite a huge, and i mean huge first quarter same-store sales up double-digits, up 10%, but despite that, costco actually disappointed because it's a case of high expectations and wall street expects costco to blowout each and every quarter. now costco is also raising prices on some of their items, because of higher prices and inflation, so as a result they made a 1% less in profit on each item sold, so that's not a good trend and as you know, wall street likes to look at those trends. i think stu is willing to spend but he's willing to spend on higher-end items like oh, i don't know, land, for instance instead of i guess bulk cheeseburgers. ashley: he opens his wallet in all those moths fly out. it's quite something. >> [laughter] ashley: listen we

zelensky turning into such a petty brawler who pulls medvedchuk out of the closet, who once attacked stus, whom no one trusts and who, uh, and who is being asked to quarrel with poroshenko, and medvedchuk is such a person who always works for the government, he once worked for the soviet government when he destroyed stus, then he worked for kuchma, then he worked for yanukovych, i think he tried to adapt to poroshenko and somehow came in. and now he has completely adapted to zelenskyi and in principle speaks about what zelenskyi wants. well, of course, we can say that his tv channels were indeed closed. well, and that his business is flourishing, not all tv channels closed channel 1+1 , he continues to be its shareholder, that is yes, of course he is in prison, because he is in prison, well, he probably wants to have good conditions there , he probably wants to be released from there and the authorities tell him, but now poroshenko has quarreled , write the text with pleasure and here he reads from the prompter this text that was written to him, in which there is no trust er and vlada thi

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oil is the easy one, stu.rel, that's a tax on every american out there, so if we could just address that one part of the economy, i think you'd see a big rebound in the market. stuart: but you know he's not going to do that. there's no way on god's green earth that's going to happen. it's just not going to happen, is it? >> i agree and i heard your last point about the administration wanting to push us into this new green deal , but at some point, i'm hoping that cooler heads prevail , because it's just bad for every black, white, blue, green, it's bad for all americans if oil keeps going higher. stuart: all right, good stuff, mike murphy, i hope to see you again real soon. see you later. >> yes, sir. stuart: we've got about what, 20 -odd seconds to go before we start market trading this week. it's tuesday morning, may 31, last day of may. >> [opening bell ringing] stuart: whether that means anything for the market you've got the last day of the month i'm not entirely sure but susan li will tell us what's goin

stu?ents because of high rents. you've gotta tell me more about this. ashley: it is indeed about high rents. for instance rents in new york city have increased by a whopping 32% since last year, and that means those discount deals that were being offered during the pandemic are now straight out the window, and now some young adults are looking at moving back in, oh, no, with mom and dad. take a listen. >> my rent is way too high right now. prior to me signing my lease, my rent, the rent for the apartment was like 3,000 and now it's closer to 5,000. i live only 20 minutes outside of the city, so it might be an option if i have to. >> i had to move back in with my mom to save some money. >> we signed our lease in february of 2021. we had a pretty good deal, had a month free and rent was pretty low. they raised it 28% and we resigned this year. ashley: they are going up quickly. the average rent for a one bedroom apartment in new york city by the way, $4,761. in washington d.c., where rents h

so it's very, it's so many people are stu, but psychologically suffering from the past. they are still wary about what the situation is. now, as we can imagine, of course, mathias billing or reporting for us from car keys. the american president joe biden has given his full support to sweden and finland application to join nato barton met the 2 countries leaders at the white house. the nordic countries apply to join the defense alliance this week in response to russia's invasion of ukraine. turkey however, has blocked the start of accession talks in the nato council. same into country support kurdish militia groups that it uses. terrorist organizations still has but been stressed that sweden and finland meet all the criteria to join the alliance. sweden and settled, have strong democratic institutions, strong militaries, and strong and transparent economies. and a strong moral sense of what is right, they meet every nato requirement and then so that having to know nato members in the high north will hand the security of our alliance deepen our security cooperation across

ashley webster in for stu. ashley: good morning to you, i'm ashley webster, indeed, in for stuart varney. let's get to the big headline. deal is on hold, elon musk tweets his 44 billion-dollar takeover of twitter is temporarily paused. he's got to do something with spam accounts. we will explain and have all the details ahead but that tweet sent twitter shares plunging down more than 10, 11, there you go, 11 and a half percent under $40 a share. meanwhile take a look at this, pallets of baby formula, no, it's not headed for store shelves, congressman kate says they are for illegal migrants crossing our border, she's on the show to explain more on that story. meanwhile store shelves are remaining bare yet the white house claims they have been working on the baby formula shortage for months. now the market was set for mild, i say mild rebound. the dow, s&p and nasdaq, look at that, it's all in the gene. in the -- green, in the premarket we will see how it turns out. take a look at the ten-year, 2.9% what the yiel

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photosynthesis, the trees transform it into bio mass. mixed forests sequester more carbon than monoculture stu, ah, today, i cut looting is in a forest south, east of bon. he's carrying out measurements on various trees, a trees height, the diameter of its trunk, and its age are an indication of how much c o 2 a tree can remove. conf. forest trees absorb less c o 2 than deciduous. once. a 40 meter spruce where the trunk that's about 60 centimeters in diameter, removes about 4 tons of c o 2 from the atmosphere. a pine tree of the same size removes only 5 tons. an oak of similar size removes 6 tons of c o 2. and the front runner is the beach at 7 tons. ah, this is a beach tree. lou. terry is hidden and i've measured the diameter of this tree at about chest height, about 1.3 meters from what was ground level, embody he at a while flesh of object. here we have about 2.31 meters for the diameter for that would be about here on summit on dorothy verizon with it. yeah, i need seal so i can look here to see how much bio mass that corresponds to view about 4 tons also has all my own. and here you can s

all dessie salvazar back in everything from stu's to tacos. you need lives in element it without. it normally would buy a kilo, but these days only a quarter key low because prices have risen so much marcial. but it's comic relieve content on social media with limes depicted as green gold as a cash alternative or a commodity. transported in ahmed security vans as engagement rings for making people millionaires behind the soaring prices. there are several factors, the climate, the season, and the state of me to walk on. the land here ought to be covered in lime green. but fighting cartels left farmers in the crossfire forcing many of them to quit. he bought it or chavez has decided to stand his ground defying the criminals with his own vigilante group. he's the only farmer here, willing to talk on camera. i'm going to have found the others they're afraid of getting killed if they talk every one he says, pays protection money one way or the other where the for the harvests or their transportation that gives the cartels a share of profits while pushing a prices. any one refusing to p

have not done for years, namely this proposal seems very acceptable to me, very acceptable to vasyl stus metro thank you andriy osadchuk people's deputy of ukraine yehor checherenka i was invited to valevska good evening greetings - this is freedom, my name is vlasta lazur, we are speaking in languages ​​on the pages of radio svoboda on facebook and on youtube, as well as on the air of the espresso tv channel, today we are discussing lend-lease for ukraine and the situation in the east of the country, but we are starting from odesa, one person died and more five were injured as a result of the shelling of odesa , the russian army fired seven rockets at odesa the night before, resulting in a fire in a shopping and entertainment center, as well as in several warehouses, the mayor of the city, gennady trukhanov he said that all these objects have nothing to do with the military infrastructure. about the consequences of the shelling of odesa, mykhailo shtekel will continue. another rocket attack was carried out on odesa, this time seven rockets were fired with us, the course of seven rockets

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tom bruce, possibly there, the key chest to you to lucy stu, beachy. good moore's mom. my mom trigger a quote is it is a good listener. printer, it's a little bit of current. you still there? 0. sure. newspaper built on purchase orders in your source or the joe again, unannounced on north or can you better but it is from the sawyer implement. that's not a shot of me. nationalist battalions began forming with the banking of wriggling parties . having started on my dan, they continued their activities at auntie my dan rallies in a number of ukrainian cities. for sure. sure, sure. now, my church interest to you is interested. oh. the people in advance that came up against them all to right group. and it resulted in tragedy working with humans, 3 or 4 different than a restaurant ever for producing them could under pressure blood is a record here with the chase will be the social media go to g. it opens up the nuclear at the smallest need you gotta do so. okay, so did you such a skew? a grassy sweetest. when you might use a post, the duck city can was, wasn't at the time wor

>> i'm going to say, stu, we were never in a bubble. a period when we had 14 months of supply on the market, now we have very little supply on the market. so what was driving up prices was simple supply and demand. i called it a boom and not a bubble. and when you have a bubble, you have a burst. when you have a boom, you have you have a soft landing. long-winded answer, but i think there's going to be a slowing or a chilling in the market but not any kind of a train wreck like we've seen in the past. stuart: when you say a chilling in the market, are you talking about lower-end housing where the pricing may just be getting a little wobbly? you could demand anything six months ago but not now? >> right now, first-time home buyers, which is largely, heir in the low ensawtistically, they're still there, but they're stretched. it's not just the higher mortgage rates, it's also inflation taking a big chunk of their wallet. so they're a little more apprehensive, that that's why you see the studies that you started with. so the prices are get

of stu leonard, stu leonard, jr., along with chef chris pap. you can't make great wine from bad grapes, same with meat. salt and pepper each side and grill the good burger, we add a little bit, we have the burger seasoning, a little zip, some paprika in there. and that goes right on the grill and dimple it, too, bobby flay, martha stewart, everybody says to do that, so it does not blow up like a football. >> rachel: showing us the difference of a regular burger. >> you said you love filet mignon. >> no, i like rib eye, he likes filet. >> 80/20, you could go 90/10, not as good. that's your normal 80/20, ok. so we can all take a bite of that. >> rachel: it's delicious. >> it's delicious, right? now, here is what we did. we notched it up, took some rib eye, now taste this one. added to the 80/20. >> joey: i'm not going to lie, now that i've seen that big steak out there. >> you are from georgia. what's that? juicyness? right? is that a wow, ok. so that's a rib eye burger. now, we are going down to the westchester food and wine festival. tell them

beresteyska station should be called buchanska lev tolstoy station should be renamed in honor of vasyl stuseroes of the dnipro should become heroes of ukraine minsk warsaw more than 170,000 citizens of druzhby narodov expressed their opinion about the new stations, in general, our song is heard in europe thanks to singer roksana vikalyuk the ukrainian composer presented a concert program "the nightingale's tale" in the cities of germany. she introduces the audience to the beauty of folk songs from different parts of ukraine. oksana vykalyuk is known for popularizing ukrainian folk music in europe. she performs vocal parts. i'll put a full stop for today, read more news on our website espresso.tv, a brief summary of the main news on the espresso news telegram channel krapka tv and the most interesting information and videos on the youtube channel espresso.tv, subscribe to our youtube channel, like us, have a ukrainian view of the world, the live broadcast of espresso will continue in a few moments, vasyl zima , watch the news of espresso and euro espresso programs for ukrainian refugees in e

central position for military prose of literature about war. they ask for stus there, they ask for zabudkohey ask for the desired one, and then with them. all the employees who work here talk, try to attract, explain and offer and tell about books about the war . we have children's literature on the stand. but mostly here, modern ukrainian prose by modern authors yes , i don't know the statistics yet, i haven't looked, but more than 50 authors are presented, absolutely absolutely. i think up to a hundred. the organizers of the forum told us yesterday that according to their calculations , about 10,000 people came through the ukrainian stand yesterday, which is a record. an indicator for this forum and in general for for we will see what the result will be at the end of the fourth age of the forum, but so far we have really record indicators here that the most popular is some book that leads the way in terms of requests, so well, children's literature in itself is taken with interest with their about the war, they are interested in modern ones and they are interested in untranslated authors

the national botanical garden on leo tolstoy square, they want to name it in honor of the poet vasyl stus the soviet authorities or in honor of the modern poet lina kostenko , the beresteyska station can become buchan or irpin in honor of the cities of heroes of the kyiv region . after the ninth of may, the results will be published and a corresponding draft decision will be made. sheltered at the friendship of peoples station, which is named in honor of the friendship between russia, ukraine and belarus , also until may 9, the kyiv city council accepts applications for renaming streets, we already have 500 proposals we are renaming 15-20 streets and which do not cause controversy among experts and in society, also on the street proposals sent by kyivans, they will go to the discussion of the naming commission and after the expert speech, there will again be a public discussion and vote on the draft decision on the dismantling of several dozen monuments and the memorial plaques of two workers under the arch of friendship of peoples have already been demolished without waiting for a vote i

the last train of defenders of ukraine will be held tomorrow at 9 a.m. on vinnytsia square, vasyl stusa pity that it happened with them, so that this should end as soon as possible the war and our closest best friends and acquaintances did not die. let them tell the last one collects aid for the armed forces and works on the creation of a health center for the military . nataliya tarabalka started volunteering after the death of his son. he was a pilot and always dreamed of the sky. ilona zakharuk learned more about the life of a soldier... nataliya tells what was his dream to become a pilot? on flights , how much is there, my mother says beautifully, how much do you feel that there is space, this height, and he just even felt at home from february 24, because of his son's busyness, she rarely talked to him, most of all to her i remembered the conversation with stepan via video link a week after the start of the full-scale war, he just looked at me, i looked at him, let's see with the girl's eyes, i saw the disc of spring as a war. on march 13, stepan tarabalka died in an air battle wi

the end, the trial that took place in vyacheslav chornovol, because including there was also vasyl stusrritories, i would of course also mention vasyl holoborodek, among the candidates for the nobel prize, i would of course also mention ivan svetlychnyi, i would also mention many others people who formed the ukrainian background and they first of all raised the issue of the revival of the ukrainian language in the 1960s. these were the times when the ukrainian language was scarce even in kyiv . the fact that today ukrainians are returning to themselves, the fact that they are interested in history, they are very well aware of the great risks that occupation by the russians carries, the fact that they are mastering the ukrainian language, and we can see this in the growth of the network free courses on the study of the ukrainian language, what is truly people's diplomacy and the people's program for the development of the planning of the ukrainian language. today, it actually replaced the state one. when today one will be a citizen, it is respectable, it is prestigious, it is noble, when

beresteyska station should be called buchanska lva station tolstoy should be renamed in honor of vasyl stus. heroes of the dnipro should become a hero of ukraine. minsk should become a hero of warsaw, and friendship of peoples should be called botanic. to the espresso.tv website, a short call about the main thing on the espresso.tv telegram channel, news and the most interesting information on our youtube channel espresso.tv, subscribe to the channel, like us, be with ukrainian with a view of the world my colleagues pick up the air in a few moments and this is on the air of our espresso news channel and the euro espresso program for ukrainian refugees in europe joint broadcast with the atp channel radio svoboda programs time-time voice of america programs inclusion of public television journalists news broadcasts bbc news ukraine and franz 24, as well as the broadcast of the information marathon, the only news, together we are the strength glory to ukraine every day, every moment even in war there is a miracle that moves, inspires and gives strength to believe in our victory we appreciate e

here are the children, who, respectively, were preparing for e remake not only to say youth to stu.his schoolchildren are somehow now on the streets of mariupol you see them, they share somewhere. they left along with the advancing units, or they really left. but they took part in some kind of hostilities. maybe you have seen or heard about other residents. here are these kids, we have non-stop, around the clock. until 18:00 there were skirmishes, they ran between the houses, they set fire to the houses. until march 18 , we were near the third city hospital in the city center; nothing worked out to go out into the street . we had headquarters in our house. they occupied all the entrances. we ran from the first entrance to the fifth. a sniper was sitting non-stop in the fourth entrance , their commander was constantly firing from our house with a mortar, they were running around, between our houses these shots were shooting in all directions. here they deliberately provoked it ended with the fact that there was no fear at home. events in the end, how did you manage to evacuate? what

i great to be with you and you know, why do you think the by did administration is calling for stu? good control arts home yet seems perfectly happy next week, sending another batch of weapons to ukraine. well, the box is pretty incredible. isn't it after the buffalo shooting last week? i think we could say that probably if that 18 year old shooter, ren ukraine, joe biden would be arming that guy, an 18 year old national socialist shot up people in the united states. if he were shooting up, rush, continue, cray in the united states to be sending them missiles and tanks and guns. so i think like you want to pointed out, there's quite a bit of policy where the united states is one of the number one architect, borders in the world, arming al qaeda, isis, neo, nazis in ukraine. but when we see a mass shooting at home, and they want to restrict the guides and they have to do this because of course, when the perpetrator isn't white and they can't blame it on right wing ideology or republican while then they have to blame them out of destruction, which would be the firearm. i think they sh

you saw the nfib this morning, stu. stuart: yup.selling prices 70 on the index, it was 36 a year ago. firms planning to raise prices 46 on the index, it was 36 a year ago. i mean, come on. many people did it. take energy out. take energy out of the c p i. you still have 6.5% inflation. stuart: exactly. the president's plan may work long term. i don't think it does work at all. he hopes it'll work long term. it will do absolutely nothing am i right in saying this , it will do absolutely nothing to bring the level of inflation down before the elections in november does nothing for that at all. am i right? larry: well, i'm sure you're right. which plan are you referring to? he doesn't have a plan. stuart: is he announcing it at 11:30 this morning subsidies for drug prescription prices, child care, this , that and the other, massive spending. the plan comes out this morning. couple of hours from now. i don't think it works and it won't do anything for inflation in november of this year. last word to you. larry: well i'm not all that exc

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