and there's not a lot of time left.— lot of time left.t is agonising and _ lot of time left. yes, it is agonising and it's - lot of time left. yes, it is agonising and it's a - lot of time left. yes, it is l agonising and it's a terrible lot of time left. yes, it is - agonising and it's a terrible human drama _ agonising and it's a terrible human drama and — agonising and it's a terrible human drama and our thoughts go to the people _ drama and our thoughts go to the people and their families involved and that— people and their families involved and that is to be the number one priority — and that is to be the number one priority. when this is all resolved successfully, there will be some lessons — successfully, there will be some lessons to — successfully, there will be some lessons to be learned. is there proper— lessons to be learned. is there proper risk— lessons to be learned. is there proper risk assessment made? to the people _ proper risk assessment made? to the people understand the very dangerous circumstances and was there a pl

this time.t to be very unpleasant and can simply ruin your reputation and other circumstances of life, and this can most of all affect people who were born around august 9, here is such a provocative the situation may come, for example, a couple of people. offer a solution to some situation, but it’s very, not simple , unconventional, and it would seem that you can use it, but again, it’s better not to do this, because the people offering this and the situation itself. and this is the legal context that they may try to involve you. well, not at all cute, he will be a failure , moreover, this is a situation where you can find yourself, well, some kind of middle link between two people who have quarreled with each other and cannot find a common language. and you seem to take on the role of such a judge or an opportunity to reconcile these people. this is also not the case when it is worth taking time for this one way or another such that not all introductory information will be clear and known to

we are going to support you for a long time. , . , ., , ., , time.ise demonstrates the scale and sophistication needed - time. this exercise demonstrates the scale and sophistication needed to i scale and sophistication needed to dominate the skies. even russia has not been able to do that with its sizeable air force. and if f—16s are supplied to ukraine, it is unlikely to suddenly change the course of the war. let's speak live now to our defence correspondentjonathan beale who's in brussels, where nato defence ministers are meeting today.briefed on offensive — clearly ukraine need all the support it can get — appetite for continuing that... is there any news? first of all, what is a _ is there any news? first of all, what is a donors _ is there any news? first of all, what is a donors conference i is there any news? first of all, | what is a donors conference for military support for ukraine led by the us as to what they are providing ukraine. we have had from the americans, their latest defence package. you get the focus on air defence system, notj

the times later than usual, given the la time difference.e back to beat norway — maintaining their 100% record in the group. and england have the chance to do the same — when tomorrow they take on north macedonia. england have won three from three in their euro 2024 qualification campaign — having beaten malta 4—0 on friday evening. manager gareth southgate knows their opponents at old trafford will be tough to beat. and he wants to keep up their winning record, with the right players at his disposal. it is always difficult picking a team, because we have some depth, and some players who have all trained well. so, they are all presenting well and they are all available for the game. as always, we are looking at the opposition, and we are looking at the best way to try to win the game. what attributes we need. so, not an easy decision, but to be a very clear in our heads when we need to head. —— where we need to head. the game comes at the end of a long campaign domestically, with the world cup that fell last winter. england defender luke sha

at that time, it was a while ago at that time i was embarking on my life as an english major, and i had to write a junior paper and i focused on a genre of african-american writing that did not focus directly on african-americans experiences. it was a way in which african-american writers at various moments in history were to understand universal human experiences. paul laurence dunbar himself published in this genre, he published his first novel called the uncle. it is in 1898, and it was about a young man who was born and raised in dexter, ohio, the fictional town. and there he learned a lot about himself in the forces that were changing his behavior and ultimately became a narrative of spiritual redemption. that me an occasion to learn more dunbar's work and i realized that not only did he experiment with the novel, but he was a gifted poet. he was especially a gifted poet. that was the primary in which his contemporaries knew of him. and he was also versatile writer of essays. he was a part time labrecque test. he was someone who excelled in a variety of literary genres. and so that

that the gentlewoman yields back her time and i want to yield myself time.thank you to each of you who are here. i'm sure we expect others to come. part of the discussion i would like to have is there's a misnomer that i think we get wrong and you are entitled to answer the wayo you do but it s not unusual for reports to be heard in the city about some of the largest buildings that have federal employees almost exclusively it's been reported that 17% of employees only 17% at one time or another reported to one of the buildings here in washington d.c.. those are the kinds of things that fuel the questions about when you go back to work and i do recognize her at the state think i do the state department does need to be on the job for issuing a passport. that's kind of hard to do over the phone but i would just say that's what fuels some of the conversation on our side about not being at work because the reality is some of the companies that own these badges are for that feedback. some people in the city have complained about and we tell the hearing on at how t

vasyl winter my name is vasyl winter two hours of air time two hours of your time we will talk about the most important two hours to learn about the war our broadcast serhiy zgoretska military summaries of the day and what is he doing world what is there in the world ? polished presenters that many have become like , perhaps the weather will at least give us some optimism, ms. natalka didenko is ready to tell us, as well as distinguished guests of the studio , we will have volodymyr grishko today if everything it will be good events of the day in two hours, a big broadcast of vasyl in winter, a project for smart and caring people in the evening, the most important thing is the war in ukraine , the main topic for ukrainians, victories and losses , analysis and forecasts, politics and geopolitics , all this will be talked about by serhii rudenko and the guests of his program, people who have information and shape public opinion, people who defend ukraine and create the future, the main and interesting thing in the program is the verdict by serhiy rudenko from june 5, weekdays at 20:00,

and you have a large of time that research could be going on for a very long time. they could go for a long time. and it's difficult because again, a lot of times people. the thing it's it's hard to always tell if it's almost like a degeneration where things have changed with children now. but one time there was a of parents that didn't see children. well, i mean, their children talked or things like that. they didn't hear out. now, parents do it differently. they hear, you know, children talking. they talk about what their insulin tastes like that. and so doing going back to like people just especially the mountains, you know you if you're inside you don't want to tell people you can read and write period anyway. and so a lot of those stories were just handed down that we don't have. and in one thing in particular, a lot of people ask us, they say have, you read anything on, the underground railroad describing underground railroad. and i always tell people say, well, the underground railroad was a really secretive operation. and if you put the smokies this vast on

they invited all the national media to come in that weekend los angeles times "the los angeles times" one of our most prestigious papers zero then and now ran a little feature story about this woman and it ran under a very unfortunate headline. when i was told about this headline i thought it couldn't be real. it had to be one of those things that had been embellished and exaggerated over time. that's the beautiful thing about microfilm, newspaper microfilm. it never goes away and because i knew when the woman had been hired and because they knew when the ceremony had taken place it took me all of about five minutes to find it. it's a headline that's memorable for all the wrong reasons and do you know who remembers it the most? a pilot herself. for 20 years she flew at american racing up the ranks and seniority year after year, one pilot by one until she was flying those coveted ocean realms that ruth nichols and amelia earhart had flown from new york to the bahamas in new york to paris. her name is bonnie okudah. she still alive today. she's a grandmother and a mother in new york cit

a long time. every taboo so far has been negotiated out, negotiated. but still anything actually some time ago for a long time. every taboo in terms of looking at the suffering of ukrainians of lost lives, of how fast it should actually the dynamics of the war. anything right now that we're seeing is too slow. can i just point towards the, the, it might sound a bit heretical but let's spare a thought for the average russians in the areas that are now getting attacked. what's the mood there? you think the mood i mean the areas at the border on the russian side have been witnessing a war creeping into their actual cities for a long time. now, it's not like now there is a watershed moment for a year, almost for cities for a long time. now, it's not like now a year. there have been strikes and struggles and skirmishes and incursions. so the war is a reality there and there is a big difference between the population of the big cities including moscow and st petersburg because they feel that they are ve

present time if found guilty. let's hear what the us special council jack smith said about the indictment at the press conference he gave showed while ago. we have one set of laws in this country and they apply to everyone. applying those laws, collecting facts, that's what determines the outcome of an investigation. nothing more, nothing less. the prosecutors in my office are among the most talented and experienced in the department of justice. they have investigated this case, you into the highest ethical standards and they will continue to do so. is this case proceeds it's very important for me to note that the defendants in this case, must be presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. to that end, my office will seek a speedy trial in this matter. consistent with the public interest and the rights of the accused. we cannot get the latest from our correspondent in washington dc. mckayla cooper that joins is now mr. ella 37 counts. that's quite a bombshell. what more can y

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once. >> wants time. just just they should do or not do to bring the charge, recharge. >> and several of trump's gop presidential rivals are coming to his defense and slimming the justice department reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. well, the case against the former president could be either big trouble or a big boost to his current 2024 presidential campaign. >> for political analyst michael yaki says at least in the short term he doesn't see this having a big effect. >> right now, donald trump is in a race against time because the races that is the fact that 100 federal law, criminal trials tend occur pretty quickly. >> trump says he's been some people are summoned to appear in court on tuesday in miami. >> time now is 10. 0, 3, 4, your money. you're going to have to pay more to buy ride. bart soon turns out. yeah. the board of directors voted to increase fares over the next 2 years. kron four's will tran joins us live from walnut creek with the specific numbers. good morning. well, 5.

three previous times. the first was in 1857, with the dred scott ruling, where the court intervene in the political process to try to quote, solve the issue of slavery by which they meant agitation over slavery. in dred scott, they said that congress could not slavery from the territories and that in fact, black people were so inferior they, had no rights as citizens. and reaction to this led to the rise of abraham lincoln, his election to president and ultimately to the civil war. it happened again in the early 20th century at a time of. and great inequality and first efforts by government to do something it and is known to lawyers as the lochner era. this was a period when the supreme court saw itself as very much in the business of stopping government from protecting women workers, public safety through regulation. and this, too, was a huge public controversy in ways i hadn't realized until researching the book. the 1912 president election where teddy roosevelt ran against his successor and it was race

everything must be done on time.eed twice as much there are people or one and a half times more if you didn’t choose that day, but you can’t find people one and a half times more, and therefore you have to catch up with this day, therefore there are no weeding expressions for years of work on the farm. denis has learned a lot. he is not shy about asking other farmers for advice. reads a lot, communicates, takes knowledge from all possible sources. even the father is a man with much more farming experience . the wonder is given, how quickly denis grasps new information. but it wasn't always like this 10 years ago young a guy who just graduated from a minsk university , received an economic specialty, served in the army and did not think of somehow connecting his life with agriculture at the first stage, denis just helped the family business. until one day i decided to try it myself, i took a plot on an abandoned hutter in order to develop the land from scratch, but i used the technique to dig stumps, level it, plow in

he spent some time in new york. he actually spent most of his time living in new york and working big law commuting to salt lake city on the weekends because that's how much he likes west and that's how much he hates manhattan. he took one weekend trip to the hamptons, got stuck in traffic the entire way out, and was like, never again, never again. i'm a i'm a salt lake city guy. and so he spent most of his life commuting between some city on the east coast and salt lake city. and he has worked in much like chair, worked in and out of government a lot, often chair powell, actually, they're friends. they've known each other for a long time. he worked at treasury. he worked in his worked in fin reich for a long he's worked at banks. he's sort of done similar rounds, private equity. but he ends up at the fed in the trump administration to be vice chair for supervision and people were really apprehensive about his appointment. he was first ever vice chair for supervision. the role was new was created by dodd-frank it wa

i got up and down a few times.ce to make five bodies out on this golf course. hopefully, i will do something similar over the next two days. look at this at the pga travellers championship — world number three rory mcilroy hitting a hole in one for the first time on the pga tour. after the heartbreak of losing last weekend's us open byjust a single shot, the northern irishman was smiling again after getting an ace on the eighth hole, but he wasn't getting too carried away with it. this i threw it away sentimental, i don't care. i would rather have trophies and golf balls. i have had holes in one in the past where it is an okjob, you get a bit lucky or whatever. that was the best shot of the day that i heads. that was the best shot of the day that i heads. as expected, victor wembanyama was selected first overall by the san antonio spurs in this year's nba draft. the 7—foot—5 french teenager took to the stage after the pick was finally official. his new coach, greg popovic, says he wants wembanyama to just be himsel

my time has expired.ir now recognizes the ranking member of the subcommittee the gentle lady from california for five minutes. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. i think about thett am radio is something most of us have grown up with.>> a lot of things we take for granted in this country in am radio is probably one of them. that allegiance to radio cars but the fact of the matter today is as we look at communication it's become a very vital part of what we do for emergency purposes. in rural areas like parts of my district cell service can be spotty and simply nonexistent in these areas alternative methods of communications help ensure all residents have access to information when and where they need it. not only rural areas but urban areas in which i have a great part of also. what i was thinking about is that, can you describe lieutenant colonel demaise dissemination of the other emergency alert systems at the power goes down. think we can imagine how that would happen. >> thank you for the question m

vasyl zima my name is vasyl zima two hours of air time two hours of your time we will talk about thent two hours to learn about the war serhiia zhoretska joins the air the military summaries of the day and what is the world? news protested by oleksandr marchenko he tells us about the economy during the war and new sports evgeny pastukhov is ready to talk about sports for two hours in the company of favorite presenters about culture during the war ready to speak lena or other presenters that many have become like, perhaps the weather will at least give us some optimism mrs. natalka didenko is ready to tell us, as well as distinguished guests of the studio, we will have volodymyr grishko today , if everything goes well, the events of the day in two hours , vasyl's big broadcast, winter, a project for smart people and those who don't care, in the evening the war in ukraine is the main topic for ukrainians, victory and loss, analysis and forecasts, politics and geopolitics, serhiy rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this, people who have information and shape public

would remember this great time he had.w how long he's going to hang but i'll hang with you. >> one thing i want to do is show the other side -- you cover all the serious stuff like america'ro and the five and sometimes we see the lighter side of you but you really have a unique active life. if we could get insight, what a typical day in your house besides walking percy? >> percy is here and big news, he's started swimming which would probably be a better athlete. i'm not very serious, i love my life, i do. i'm grateful for my life in these opportunities my love my friends and even gutfeld, believe it or not. i -- one of the things i try to make sure i have a worklife balance, adding lessons into my life so for example, i take private pilates class, tennis lessons, i was thinking about you, imagine -- >> did you challenge me to a game of tennis? i played tennis in college, i'm down. >> didn't actually then wrestle in the matches. that's not very satisfying, i need to play more but the other thing peter and i started to doin

and in einstein's time car time got very close. and i'm wondering if you'd like to, you know, take a victory lap about the physicist, sir get into general relativity first or what it in your opinion that allowed to accomplish that when so others especially the mathematicians close. well i do not want to take a victory lap i appreciate question and i get it but this is it's harder to find a better example of when you needed both mathematicians and physicists the physicist the mathematicians would never have invented general relativity because they weren't being bugged by the incompatibility, newtonian gravity and special relativity like physicists were. but some in the history of physics, they're faced with a new phenomenon and. they need to invent new math. and physicists will sometimes do. it would have taken a long time for the physicist to invent remaining in geometry that that something that you need to be an accomplished mathematician do so i think the right way to think about it is it was the perfect synergy between the physi

they don't like themselves for having to stand by him time after time and defend his lies. . i know republicans think this is an embarrassment but still they are here on the floor defending a three-time loser, sexual abuser, ex-president that has been indicted more times than he's been elected. it is pathetic. and instead of dealing with their own issues, republicans are going after joe biden to try to distract and to deflect. house resolution 503 claims president biden is intentionally facilitating a complete and total invasion of the southern border. this resolution claims that foreign cartels have complete control of our border. seriously? it's insulting to the border patrol agents that they claim to support, the ones who put their lives on the line every single day. and by the way, just to talk facts for a second, which i know my republican friends hate to do, since the end of title 42 on may 11, unlawful entries along the southern border have plummeted. customs and border protection reported 70% fewer encounters between points of entry. fentanyl seizures have increased u

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one is a time capsule of what was happening outside at the time. to me then, the let me more just especially at least tell you the toddlers rises until the opening is clumped again, perhaps due to a collapse. once the whole closes, everything below it becomes false aligned. at the same time, style ignites grow slowly. in the case. as soon as the whole reopens a 2nd part of the screen phones on top of the fast in chrome dry, the fall and the cave roof was completely eroded. so the screens at the fossils were embedded and was exposed on the line. so here we have a snapshot of what comes i must have looked like for 5 or 6000000 years ago just before the cube, open it to the surface of the crystal fuss. at 1st sight, everything seems to come from one's own. but electromagnetic measurements show that there are actually different lands each from a different e polk, the geologist trying to date the lat, in which the human joint was found. regard hopes to then be able to estimate the age of the chrome trying child. because people on the size of it both a j

but over time and uh, improvement is just the antenna system. e, spurred us to use e, a new elemental base, and which is used e, in today's samples, it must be understood that products were previously produced. e on one e element base, usually on tube, and then on transistors. uh, well, i must say, these are generator sets of various sizes and different capacities. a lot of things, by the way, there was no production of these devices in the republic of russia either, and the dew, as it were, stepped a few steps forward, and this is a locator in which times, so to speak, are solid-state technologies, that is, there is not a single electronic vacuum device in the radar set. the developers are set to create a mobile version of the radar station, for this it was necessary to build a mechanism that quickly deployed the complex and folded it even faster for moving, after calculating the mass and dimensions and, based on these data, select the chassis, in other words, choose a car for such a load. i can call uh three modernizations that have passed, er

watch the one on one program with anna lazareva today after 13:00 moscow time.m june 12 , a new air corridor to the south of the country will appear in russia, rbc reports, citing sources in airlines, an additional route will allow launching more flights and reducing travel time. at the same time , you will no longer have to fly through kazakhstan on a return flight. let me remind you that in august last year, one corridor to the south was already opened, it reduced the time of flights from moscow to sochi and turkey . 9 kop. euro 88 rub. and 3 kop. that's all i have for now. from march to september 2014 , 2,600 people went missing on the territory of ukraine , several clans work, which have divided a very large business. nato is included in this activity because without their support they would not be able to organize it. this is a product of war. these are killed people who had absolutely no intention of becoming a donor, and, accordingly, this is a criminal criminals have, because otherwise the investigation would be carried out is one of the most profitable

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time is 758.ubs in spain, they'll be visiting san francisco in august as part of a summer tour across north america. and we interviewed retired soccer star hugo sanchez about that event. many consider him the greatest mexican soccer player. he was born in mexico city, played professionally in spain, and scored 562 goals in his career for his club and for his country . now we talk to him through an interpreter. la primera bola, it was an honor for me to have the first kick and it was super interesting because it was the first time i was, you know, baseball field doing kickoff soccer. so i'm super grateful to the giants. and it was a great experience for me. now, sanchez visited oracle park in san francisco. he met some of the giants players over the weekend, the four clubs playing at oracle park include athletico madrid, which has won several trophies in its history and regularly competes against the top teams in europe, known as the champions league. well, later today, we should see the entire san

the right time to catch a cool view.ht place at the right something goes horribly wrong and a volcano as so. >> but they've been monitoring the seismic activity in the area over the last 2 and a half weeks. they say there's no threat to the community at this point. and here's some better footage that was shot. yes, that in the daytime, james, that looked fake. did you see the bright red glow the with a lot of it looked like? an animation. yeah. kind on one of the best ways to see a volcano in action is out there. callaway on the big yeah. and it is safe with the satellite view all right. 6.47 right i do get a picture from new york yesterday. the smoke is insane similar to what we experience here when we have units wildfire season. we're gonna start thinking about that, john. they have their own orange day. it was kind of wild ice. i mean, going around, it was like first time because obviously we did that 2020 here in san francisco, but it was not fun across the whole eastern seaboard, especially for new york the past few

the economic cycle does go through sessions from time to time. if we continue a pattern of rapidly building up the federal reserve's balance sheet in bad times and slowly shedding assets in good times, we are going to see the balance sheet grow significantly over time. is this a concern of years, and to pair with that question, long-term, how can we avoid an environment where any effort to unwind the valve she is undone any time there's an economic shock? >> it is a concern, and that is why the balance sheet rollup is much, much faster than in the first episode. we also had not grown our balance sheet like that and had not shrunk it before. we are moving back down to a level that will be appropriate for a new framework. by the way, we welcome back to a framework where we were dealing with scarce deserves. we really like the ministry to framework we are in now. it is important that a good balance sheet not just grow with every cycle. >> do you have a number? >> i will give you the idea, and that is you find the number, but the idea is that it is s

by the way, it was my first time at boykonur.rt of the space ship, they got into a rocket , and then we sat with a shudder and looked at how they would dock now, and something didn’t work out there right away and we worried about them and then when they were. there, in space , we were worried all this time, and then we sat and thought about what kind of film it would turn out to be, and we were also worried and, of course, watching this picture for 2 hours and 40 minutes. and we can ask ourselves a question. wow, how is it done, as always there are critics, as there will always be people who will speak. why was it necessary to remove it. uh, means on the ground. we have family salute film experience, there films are the first time, yes. well, why is it necessary? and we need to, and maybe we will understand. we are not now, but a little later, most likely, we will understand about this later, when it enters the history books. by the way, i don't see much criticism. this time it seems to me that this is also connected with the fac

until there is no time to pass. you know time heals and time puts everything in its place.n someone gets me really hard. i already said offend. i always try to leave. yes, maybe people who, at some stage, they also accepted their own made their choice. someone is talking. i love my country. i will stay here. i will fight to the end. yes , every millimeter of their land. this is my home. yes, he understands what he is fighting for, and someone says. oh, i went somewhere, that is, i don’t belong here, and i’m there, well, there’s another option. that is, and then no, i still decided. i want to come back. yes, that's it. that's right, he may have already decided for himself that he wants to go home and everyone should accept him. what did you do to be accepted? yes, that is, a person is still characterized by his actions by his actions. and that is, you need to somehow explain your actions to justify and people must understand you, forgive and be ready for you forgive. that's the question and you need to make some kind of contribution, because even, sorry, they correct the cri

i wish we had more time to get into it. i want to say a few things on my own because i am obviously a scholar engaged in public discourse. that is how i see myself, as bringing my expertise to the public discourse. obviously in moments like that you have to be absolutely clear and take a stand, but one of the things i have learned is that because we are always facing a war of ideas, and often we have a mainstream head jiminy over ideas, as we have seen, so the question is how do you breakthrough it? it's not just like i'm going to take a principled stand. no, it's not just that, because when there is his head jiminy, people start doubting themselves saying,, alone, not realizing -- am i alone, not realizing there many people you have to bring it out. guess what? every single realist is against the war. i actually started doing more public opinion polling that was not something i was doing in america, in part because i wanted to show that often the public, you know, you are not alone when you think i don't like this but ever

she came to my daughter at that time was 8 months old until some time got along. son was born, he, too, well, too helped me to his feet. exactly this. he really sees the young grandchildren love her very much, but then , after all, the way i separated from my first husband, so i had nowhere to take her with me. i decided to take her to a boarding house. she knows that you decided to look for your sisters, yes, and she said how she feels about this , she keeps silent about it, as if now there are memory problems. she here is all so recollects something on fingers rereads. and how you think, feel your guilt, i think, yes, hope, you would like to meet your alleged biological matter. but if there is such the opportunity would be. maybe i looked, but i also have questions. why? why to your child, why did you leave him? i would have asked her why you went with me the whole pregnancy. well, i don’t understand, if you don’t need a child, why do you go pregnant. and then just take it and throw it out, like a kitten on oksana nadezhda street , we managed to talk with svetla

but here less times a few times less than what i had to pay. that's right, no, this is some kind of mistake, maxim borisovich promised to pay me everything honestly. it looks like you didn't read the contract carefully. what is a plot? ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah, ah maybe order yourself here, of course i love you. and here comrade senior lieutenant is falling, tell me what six pieces look like . in general, like you, you see it right away and you know, i inherited print had a psychosis, ugly mowers, dear. and why are you climbing something, why oh cheers this is my territory. you understood me, don't mess with me. ok-ok. there is some water, but you hit him cool, comrade senior lieutenant. too bad it's not enough. yura, it won't work out for you, remember me, it will come down until the light, which time is. what, what did he do? no luck vasilkov was not. here is the statement of maxim brocade only for you vasilkov only for you. maxim parcho has nothing against the sailors potapov and romluk. well, here are the testimony of the witness an

over time. and i think some readers of especially readers of literature will find those kinds books fascinating. i can't wait to read the books on othello and jim and those sorts of of works. but there will also be political figures, diplomatic figures, we hope, and certainly literary figures be including legal figures. we haven't we haven't even touched the surface yet of biographies of great lawyers and judges. and so forth. well, before we leave, some of these literary figures, would you consider the biography of jim from huckleberry finn? in a sense, to be a historical novel. no, i would. i would i would say no to that. and i think shelley fisher fishkin would, although i can't speak for her, she's writing that book. no, she's going to be charting the way jim has been interpreted it over time, criticized over time, depicted in art, over time. i mean, it is one of the most famous black characters in any american work of fiction. yeah. jim and huckleberry finn and she proposed this to us, and

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what time is it?uestion peace on earth is unthinkable without historical memory, and creation is the continuity of the historical path. this is the step of the future. for example, on this fragment you can touch history. this really original brick. this wall was badly damaged. it was very seriously destroyed and the restoration was carried out with state-of-the-art restoration technologies using restoration mri and fugen martels. in which we are located, this is also a fairly unique reconstruction, the interior is a reconstruction of a family. it was the first room where the owners got from the courtyard. and you can’t speed up here in restoration, you can never rush, snow. the main presence of the ovens is already a refurbishment of the renaissance oven, which we you see, by the way, all the stoves in our castle have been restored. actually, according to those archaeological researches , the researches that were directed by no one here collected the gentry buttons. and we had such an idea in the muse

this time. it is depending. morocco has shut down its borders. crossing to my retainer would lead to a date. now, i must wait because this turn to south, you know, you turn the images of the dangers of the route to this. the higher north african countries on the front line to you. i shed widely on social media and in to meet the people i am meeting on this route have reminded me of the hope that keeps one on the road of life. or i want to continue on this on this time. this kind of hope which transcends fear. of danger, the finally in literature it was impossible to assume in my routine here they would not let us enter the country. so i had to bypass them every 10 year and slide to move the now i must begin to make my way all the way to turns here to the streets of 2 broad where i was told i could see spe, across the narrow is part of the see the for me to represents and, and chartec to reach for many years. i wonder what could have been if i did not change my mind. i still can't help but wonder

it was a difficult time not up to cultural heritage. all his zorko, his strong point was diplomats. i hope that none of which by properties. here is the molecule the moscow principality continued to show its spouses. i, uh, are such talinovites, thoughtful strategists, politicians, and i stood in a position, diplomatic, where, as they leave , and escorts jets and the principality and fire in speech to argue or how to lead cannibal conflicts, warriors find out what the residence was during diplomacy let's go to the museum. after restoration in 2008, it was opened together with an exit gate , side pins and forged gates. here in all its glory. the history of the early castle and the late palace in the museum presents a model, which clearly demonstrates. what was it supposed to be according to the drawings of the 18th century? the roof of the postcard lock, which was harassed by leo on the cob of the seventeenth rastorondiya, was extremely mystical, and he was, of course, less than dad measures, and he was localized near the city. this is a

er, one of the heads of penal structures during yanukovych’s time.fter the victory of zelenskyi and the appointment of iryna as the prosecutor general , they dictated a-and it happened that the judges of the district court of appeal named after vovka are also absolutely odious with the published conversations, and you also remember all this, made a decision that they say there is lustration, for some reason it does not extend to the deputy prosecutor general, the keeper, after that they are the ones who appointed him the head of the prosecutor's office of kyiv, where he also found time to go and rest on new year's er, for example, he went to rest at the time when my friend died , for example, new year's eve. he spent time somewhere on some seas, er, abroad with his wife, who is a citizen of the russian federation, also lives abroad and still is the taxpayer was at least i don't know the explanation for the keeper's thing, why did his woman still have a russian passport, it was wonderful that and i don't know something there, where is this state one ?

so that we have time when we did not have time to prepare to prepare and the rate of the supreme then-chief of the ministry of defense, the general staff of the national security council, the government already understands these things, as of june 23, that we are talking about here today , well, look, you are talking about institutions, and the institution is headed by people, but some people from among those mentioned understand, other people do not really understand there are always different people , what can be said for sure while we are reducing the viscosity of this state apparatus, they are starting to move faster, react, invest, reduce the number of obstacles, or the same as with bomb shelters in the capital, it is possible to pass now i'm just saying thanks to the fact that there was an understanding. that's when i started ringing the bells. my colleagues understood and knew the numbers of the ministry of economy. we took the control of the cabinet of ministers from under their control . is going to leave the country to show because keeping a barrier and not letting people i

to time.s time, the main battles are going on for the villages of the steppe shelter, also the armed forces of ukraine have already entered the northern part of the staromajorska harvestable area and is trying to finally knock the invaders out of of these villages, at the same time, the armed forces of russia have already tried several times. they do not stop trying to advance from the rudder in the direction of novodonetsk and the golden field, but they do not succeed in crossing the shaitanka river because sometimes on the opposite course, the defense forces attack along the left bank of the mokri yali river in order to reach the outskirts of staromlynyvka crimea and kherson. the main efforts of the armed forces of ukraine are aimed at interrupting the supply channels of ammunition to the front, which the occupiers in the south of ukraine felt not only personnel but also resource hunger as the first serious a blow that in the future will lead to the complete closure of the crimean logistics