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the cycle that will be a solid blocka sol. >> if only you can put your mind to something t worthwhile and ao showing its - - signing of her shows of never heard of. ton but laundromatsve you not heard of the bad news bears? i think it came out before you>> were born. but the reason why people play bingo is the same reason kids do trivia night now because social media forces people to drink alone. now they can drink together.ay f but if you go to the laundromat to get away from everybody. get away from your family. >> so you have to go to the laundromat but you are not used to it. so you go with your neighbors and friends and meeting people there asay well and nobody is forced to drink alone. you choose to. >> and on the overall point there is a dopamine hit to go back to a different period of life that makes you feel warm insidet period o. when you are younger you feel that's a young -- -- is a little do then you think of my god i'm getting older but that y is fine. i'm getting served on instagram constantly. it makes me happy. >> when comedy can be comedy. you can't laugh at the same things. >> also people being locked down in 2020 and people going into a psychosis

there is a history that we were criticized by the authorities at the laundromat on the night of eid, or they said that, for example, people said, or, for example, they said that in, for example, diapers, they said , "well, what is the reason why there are no diapers, for example , at the market level? yes, well, when we visited, we saw that these are monopolies on the back. plans have been formed, which means sometimes deliberately restrictions are created, and then it is announced that a shortage will be created in proportion to the shortage, and the price will be increased twice. if you see the inflation process, the next step will be opened twice. since the beginning of the year 1400, which was 80%, the producer has posted a seasonal increase , the statistics center says that 80% was in the spring of 1400 , today it was posted today or yesterday. % to generate revenue in the previous government reached three digits, that is , it reached 100%, but i say the beginning of your government until today, the day the central bank report was published. well, this is a trend, that is, this

we have money, as was announced, the money is dirty, it must be passed through the laundress, the laundromatwe will pour our illegal income into it and withdraw it under the guise of supposedly helping disadvantaged russian fugitives and small companies. russian fugitives and small companies will also be ours. we will simply wash the money and introduce it into the legal european field. the main thing is to bypass the aml verification system, which tracks how dirty crypt. as a result, the money will return to us, with the exception of twenty. accordingly, that is, it is our task to prepare documentation and motivation. so that we can immediately respond promptly, plus we simultaneously select different banking structures and transfer specific payments through those who have fewer questions, that is, we understand this mechanics perfectly, we structure the fund’s activities in such a way that the fund directs its activities on the so -called social, integration, medical, other activities that are related to... in order to support the diaspora for its socialization, resocialization and, let's

with the defenses cross-examination of former fixer and wet sock watching you leave it behind at the laundromatchael cohen. trump's team went after cohen hard in the cross examination, trying to depict him as a serial liar out for revenge. "michael, we have so much in common: serial lying. lying about cereal. you know, i met the late, great toucan sam. they say he followed his nose, it always knows, but guess where it took him? straight into a windmill. windmills kill, my friends. his friend sonny went cuckoo with grief. they claim, they always say cuckoo for cocoa puffs, but i say mr. toucan sam and mr. cuckoo were lovers. who knows the truth? all we know for sure is that they will forever be part of this complete breakfast." [cheers and applause] i knew two cans ham down in miami. he knew how to use that knows, my friend. to try to prove that cohen was deeply biased and eager to see trump punished, trump's lawyer played a clip of cohen's podcast in which he celebrated trump's indictment. reportedly, on the clip, cohen sounded giddy, high-pitched, and he was speaking so fast that if you didn't

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. >> it was a couple of years after my dad had passed, and i was working at the laundromat that he ownedin his office, smelling his smell. and while i was in there, i would be listening to, classical, traditional vietnamese music. i had my manuscript paper. and in between mopping the floor and cleaning out the dryers and everything, i would go to the office and just transcribe, and i would write down everything i was hearing and try to get it as close as i possibly could. ♪ william: those ideas were central to his string quartet composition called "number one on viet themes." it became the score for the documentary "uncle, at sea" about the struggles of a gulf-coast vietnamese-american fisherman. and it was later performed at the ogden museum of southern art in new orleans. >> i cried countless times throughout it and afterwards thinking about it, because the response from the vietnamese community was, it just felt so huge. people who just heard about it on the street or saw a poster in a cafe and were just excited to see part of their culture presented in this way. when i write music th

table, ah - second - min. no, try, you’ll try everything, and of course you take your shirts to the laundromate does the manicure herself, she even cut my hair, yes, yes, she is not with me, now you see that , please tell me, you also go to the store yourself, you are right, right, right, you don’t have to do it yourself anymore go to the shops, she will do it herself, she says, i was born a woman and i have to do it myself, she says, it’s not a man’s business to run around shopping, men have real men, she says, they have a lot of their own worries, but a lot worries, yes, yes, yes, yes, thank you, forgive me, if anything happens, what are you, what are you, and i i thought that you came to make a scandal, what are you, i realized that it will be very good with you, and you are a sweet, wonderful person, let me kiss you, yes, please, just please take the pipe out of your mouth, good luck to you at night, at night... in sultry argentina, thank god, but how long can you wait all day in a hairdresser here, like at work, 8 hours is still a very long time, honey, i’m hungry, and how they combed my

hopes to achieve by 2030, to those the us and china, one to establish bases at the moon's south pole. just 100 laundromats up story this hour. thousands of people, i was on the streets of george's capital to please the for the 3rd week of protest against the planned law, restricting media freedoms. critics say the circle russian law would come independent news organizations and groups. critical of that set you up to date a lot more world news at the top of our next on the w, a documentary about half of sales leather industry is threatening local. brainstorms a good the stage burst into our is whenever they feel like it limits housing, kind of for design and fashion and most abusive in the sky is many on including the office. how do they do it? the secret lives of the dogs may 22nd on dw, the the amazon is burning every day. more than 2000 hector's of rain forests are legally destroyed and area 6.

the face of this foundation is andrey strizhak. can you google who andrey strizhak is? belarus, i would add. in fact, this is a laundromat money laundering for the enrichment of several scammers and infocygan. throughout the entire existence of the extremist fund, claims have been made against it, supposedly since the beginning of 2020. this fund constantly varies, there is no audit, but in fact, under the very nose of the lithuanian departments, large million- dollar frauds are being carried out using so-called monetary mules i already knew that there was no fund for fighters, well, that is, under the guise of a fund, this is the so-called fund in the netherlands, it is essentially a commercial structure, a trust fund for protecting the capital assets of various people, including companies from the point of view . the second year, nothing at all, a thousand euros a year, website, no website, this company lives here, at the same address loputka octus, a company providing consulting services, the website, however, is also dead, nastya also has a club of pharmacists, brings in 390 euros per year, european institute of scie

in london, for example, formerly known as londonstan, or so many oligarchs were invested, the loon laundromats, scattered over london, novichok onthe message is loud and clear. the financial times of russia and that ability to influence, particularly in pushing through legislation that harms countries' ties with the rest of the world, is very much there. that is another phase of action we will have to take. arshad: thank you. fiona: do we have agathe? arshad: to the extent you were able to hear yuriy, do you have comments on the domestic financing or refinancing of russian debt? agathe: well, yeah, on the question of the price cap and dimensions of financing, these are questions i followed a little bit. on the oil price cap, we should always expect private firms to say that sanctions are unenforceable, not working. i think as a foerwe will hear fe private sector. i think what this points at when we look at the oil price gap is that this measure was intended to work in the short-term to medium-term, when russia was still relying on western vessels to ship oil to its new customers. i'm thinking

workplace, they still have not like they're still not the same biologically as men and they're trying to basically say that like although working at a laundromat might not be dangerous, working too much for a woman is stand your mental to the child's health. yeah. potentially going to carry. yeah. because like, let's remember where we're at as a society when it comes to women in most states in the early 20th century women were allowed to file of their own lawsuits. they could only file a lawsuit with their husbands permission or their permission in the same way that children can't go to court their own behalf today. they can only bring a lawsuit when their parents bring it on their behalf. and so you know, in all sorts of ways, you know, in a lot of states in 1908, women didn't have the right to vote. some states had already allowed this, but but not everywhere. and we're still not to the 19th amendment yet guaranteeing it nationwide. and so if we view all these sorts of restrictions in general, it makes sense that that that may be the second interpretation is the better one. but yeah, let's let's get another thought here. just, just a second.

journalists from the television news agency communicated with management for six months. extremist baysol foundation in lithuania, its director and lawyer. it turned out that this is a big laundromatal dozen such funds for private security, large and small. dialogues not included in the investigation in the section of ekaterina tikhomirova. once i bloomed. this week we're looking at one specific example. they told and showed how lithuania became a corruption hub for money laundering and how financial pyramids are quite specifically built on politics. let me briefly remind you: we contacted the director of the extremist baysol foundation under the guise of a russian business, which allegedly wants to create a similar platform for collecting money from emigrants from western governments. they promised to do everything beautifully. support, bypass the corners of lithuanian legislation that are unnecessary for us, convert a large amount of money, get dirty money and legalize it already on the territory of the european union. a small note about the purposes for which we want to establish and legalize a large sum through other funds on the territory of lithuania was of no interest to an

people that are looking for eli bill is the people who have served every one of us, either collect our dishes when we finish eating, or are in our, clothing in a laundromat that they make very, very little money, which they cannot afford to even pay the basic rent. without this, they literally have to suffer through the elderly time left with whatever time they have. just give you, just give you an example. last week, self-help, working with supervisor chen on 4200 gary, just a 32nd advertising self-help for the elderly housing hotline was under siege. we are overly over overwhelmed. we got over a thousand calls between now and then. i still keep coming. so you can you can see the demand. there is tremendous. and thank you again on the behalf of our elderly for your consideration. thank you. thank you so much for sharing. thank you for sharing your comments. can we have the next speaker please? the two of you may each go to one of the microphones. lady hong ho wai leung wing ho. go zhang zhang ling, wong gong sang sam. chin daca. wu ying sam. sing y lo yang dazhao heng chang yan shi hui. gandalf good afternoon, board of supervisor. my name is wayne holla

the future, it's not something we're currently looking at, though. okay i was just wondering and, and i think it just goes back to also a lot of different services people provide, for example, laundromats and all that. how do you sort of manage those things as well? so very different services. so thank you. any more comments commissioners? thank you again for presenting and answering all of our questions. thank you. thank you. let's open this up to public comment, please. donna, do you have any members of the public to provide comment on this item? and if we have any remote callers, please raise your hand to speak. i see no callers or, speakers in the room. do we have any callers with their hands raised? madam secretary, there are no callers in the queue. thank you. public comment on eight is closed. your comment is closed. can i get a motion and second, to approve the, standards plan. and item eight, please move to approve. second. motion. and second. can i have a roll call i. vice president rivera i mr. maxwell, i commissioner jaime i commissioner stacy i you have five eyes okay. thank you. item eight passes. could you read an item nine, please? item nine public hearing to consider a