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time. time to sit down and talk a guy is convicted and sentenced to 55 years to ours was the 2nd largest robbery in the us at the time. and the people from the 1st largest robbery and the 3rd largest. while we got 15 years, i was sent to 65 it's common practice to use your spouse as leverage in order to try to get you to flip. oh, so definitely applied that pressure. and lucy, you got the message to him. he says, if, if you cooperate, doctor on economy couldn't do, i'll never speak to you again. no, i didn't need any more encouraging than that. when lucy are busted, she didn't know she was pregnant, so she accepted the plea agreement and went away for, for the rest of her sentence. and while she was in prison, so when i was born, lucy, i was in, as for me, just re, sorry, so lucy could breastfeed selina. so the 1st day that that happens, the guard says breastfeeding is not allowed. they got to work on them. they filed lawsuit and a judge that saw it in there and like she consent, it'll be a sad day in america or a woman asked to so in order to for the right to breastfeed her child. in 1999, president bill clinton off

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time? yesterday is this change in time over time. that's how we can quantify and measure it. now, one of our astute readers observed that if you can do the same amount in half the time, you're twice as smart. you've doubled your knowledge. and with time prices, we can measure abundance, both at a personal how abundance affecting each one of us personally. but we can also it how it affects us at population or global level. so let's talk about personal first. so instead of money to measure our standard of living this reveals us when we go to using time instead of money. it reveals is astonishingly increasing prosperity that we're enjoying. so for the time it took your grandparents in 1956 to earn the money to buy one refrigerator, you can buy 30 today for the time it took your great grandparents to earn money to buy a bicycle. 100 years ago, you can buy 22 bicycles today. and for the time it took someone, a blue collar worker in 1850 to earn the money to buy £1 of sugar. you get £227 today. so we just we've we started looking at these products and we extended analysis to look at

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time any quality. how do you use your time. elon musk is a billion timesher than i am but he doesn't have a billion times more hours in a day. he has the same time you and i have and no matter how rich you are, you cannot buy more time. 1960 person and india spend six to eight hours a day working to earn the money to buy food for that day. today it's less than an hour, so that a person has six more hours in a day to be able to do other things. to be creative, to learn, to pursue. it's got too be a great thing to consider how people are able to spend4 their 24 hours today and how mucher we are very much equl in terms of how we are able to do that. we have a difference in income but what is the difference between you and i and other people in o terms of what kind f time we have to devote two things important to us. julian simon and paul earned both agree that, they both agreed there was a relationship between populationon and resources. now if population increased these resources become much more scarce. julian on the other hand said no, the population incre

time yesterday. it's this this change in time over time. that's how we can quantify measure. one of our astute readers may observe if you can do the same amount in half the time you are twice as smart. you have doubled their knowledge. and with time purses we can measure abundance at a personal level how abundance affects each one personally but we can also measure how it affects the population at a global level. we talked about the personal one first. instead of using money to measure our standard of living this reveals when we go to using time instead of money it's an astonished weight increasing prosperity that we are enjoying so for the time it took her grandparents in 1956 to buy one refrigerator you can buye 13 today. for the time it tor get great grandparents turned the money to buy a bicycle 100 years ago you can buy 22 bicycles today. for the time it took someone up blue-collar worker in 1850 to earn the money to buy one poundd of sugar you get 227 pounds today. so we started looking at these products and we extended our analysis and looked look at hundreds of differe

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and by that, surely a war could break out at any time as extra time folk off these of 8 the creek and t give foggy. emma dolphin hours when fully cheek on to median. begin on extreme of hope. i've gotten docs with ah, no regular americans do not want to fight railer. americans are fed up with the war machine or is business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fascism. a for history repeats itself. for just like in 1941, when hitler and his european accomplice, his master, their army on the soviet loda, the nato alliance fled by the united states is gathering their rushes, boda. ah, history teaches us that man learns nothing from history. hagar with awe . oh is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way? where are you being that somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, well with a one i can i go to the move in from t v i think to them on develo

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time. time time has turned back, and we can evaluate differently. xactly what i have every right to say. today we live in a different time, when yesterday i defended my position. we swore in quotation marks swore. they argued about how to treat something. it was one situation. today the situation has changed today salt his decision. well, on the reichstag building. there is such a beautiful inscription that everyone knows them as the daughter of foil to the german people. and this building is a restaiage building. this means 1894. it was launched and the meetings began there for the first time, and then their stagnation for the thirty- third year. it was the reichstag and that's what everyone thought that's the german people. everyone who comes there and took the oath there, the chancellor, who is the head of the government, he took the oath, he swore allegiance to the german people. . this is clear. uh, a step taken that destroys what the german people have tried everything these years to build and create. well, we also argued and talked yesterday.

time. time to sit down and talk ah, that is the last stronghold. all the laws have whole gradient followed just outside the city wagner. true. so troops have made significant progress towards the bar, and he joins russian volcano group troops, if they a thought, be fido ukrainian position on the outskirts of sola. dog. recently taken off the weeks of heavy fighting with china unblocked india, but it the un security council to place a notorious pakistani terrorist on a global black plus the he pushes african states to go green while bombarding some of them with sanctions. that prevents that. continents development via folks with very welcome to you. it's 9 pm here in moscow, and this is dorothy international with the latest news update. it's good to have you with us this hour. no rush and private military. volcanic group forces have reportedly surrounded the final foothold of ukrainian troops on the outskirts all the cellar door. that's all mining town was taken off the weeks of heavy fighting paving the way for russian. so just to advance further west r t that senior correspondent more down to yep, it's installed the dog, detailing the log in the operation. and his report contains some graphic, distressing images. ah ah, this is solid, done. the city fell in just 2 weeks, or rather, was taken by the wagner, private military corp musicians, as they had known who's with the waterloo, had your wounded. this assault was lively city fightin is wagner, speciality we have no equals. despite be the resistance. we took the city quickly, testament to his words of the open air moves that have appeared and solid off in every district packed with ukrainian bed in there, hundreds upon hundreds ukrainian soldiers. those killed in solid are left behind by the ukrainian military as its retreated. 102-030-4050. see it goes on and on. this is something of an of an airy sus would. of these soldiers are their corpses locked rigid in the position that, that they were in when they were killed. obviously you can see the details, but some of them are missing limbs, others with bullet wounds, shrapnel wounds. it is difficult gathering the more at this time because as you can hear because of the continuing fighting, it doesn't end. the orchestra is relentless. they allow the enemy no rest with burger, the poor. this was once a school which they turned in the fortifications from here. they fought badly or tried to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in chief said in all weather the ensemble attacks and the tax that is my number 7 over there. in the distance above the kilometer and a half. that is the last stronghold or the last handhold ukrainian tom followed are just outside the city. wagner, troops sold troops of made significant progress towards the mine. the complex itself is, is all but surrounded. as i say, at this moment, an assault is underway with endless artillery support. what's more, we've learned that the orchestra have taken hundreds of enemy troops, prisoner or not all of them ukrainian watching over. but when they were a great many foreign mercenaries, as well as foreign weaponry, tolvey was seized and sent to be checked for dam

times _ exciting times. ok, you say exciting times but - exciting times. get by at the moment, there is not much spare cash at the moment, how will that affect luxury goods. ii how will that affect luxury noods. ., ., ., ., goods. if there are one or two thins goods. if there are one or two things that — goods. if there are one or two things that are _ goods. if there are one or two things that are recession - goods. if there are one or two| things that are recession proof beyond healthcare and is a curious goods because when you are targeting the high absolon of the society they are the part of society that will likely be able to afford at. at the same time you are trying to generate cash for the mainstream simultaneously. ok. mainstream simultaneously. ok, thank you. _ mainstream simultaneously. ok, thank you. good _ mainstream simultaneously. 0k, thank you, good to get your take on the outlook for burberry and its competitors, to you again soon. let's quickly show you financial markets before i'd say goodbye: you are up to date, thanks for your company t

time to sit down and talk with headlines this. our 6 people are wounded off to ukrainian troops. shelah hospital in again, according to local officials, you say, if you ask to apply time on walk it system in this friday, the u. s. politician ground nato chief fulton bug, a war criminal. who should reach mind that the hate of pumping ukraine with a fair and violence for the people that's been mean as 2022. so i'm more than 10 fold increase in terror attack. my i says al qaeda and the fully stable west african countries with.

time to time this topic will be raised , and countries that are openly affiliated with the russian federation will raise it in that among the european union. well, there is currently one such country, hungary, which actively makes such statements, but from timetime such statements will also be heard by those countries that, in principle, help in ukraine and help quite seriously. well, in the last case, it could be france. perhaps , in part, some kind of discussion can start there in the same germany, so that it simply does not come as a surprise to us, then we must publicly ask the question what, in the understanding of these countries and these leaders, is saving face where the limit of this compromise, as our partners and allies see it in general, if they voice it, well, then we will already proceed from this understanding and think well, how should we proceed with this and, accordingly, what position should we take , but today the general consensus is that russia should be punished regarding what it has done to ukraine, russian troops must withdraw from our territory. well , further on such deep and far-reaching processes will begin, the construction of a new security architecture in the world. well, in europe, in particular, mr. igor has

time time to sit down and talk with ah turn welcome to well support. a ticket ago when the historians were revisiting the origins of the 1st world war, the term sleepwalking became very trendy in describing how divergent factors and self serving actors tangled together to produce one of the biggest catastrophes in human history. as the world enters yet another period of tribe. are we still some be leading, or are we being deliberately lock into an obese? well, to discuss that i'm now joined by benjamin abil, all federal how the was brought war to ukraine. mr. abdullah was great to see you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you for having me. now. the title of your book, how the was brought war to ukraine is quite self explanatory and unambiguous. but the contrary in me wants to challenge it immediately, because after all, it was russia that launched this military operation on the ukrainian soil. and this is something that both decision makers and opinion shapers in the west are trying to frame as, as an act of aggression. a totally unprovoked act of aggression that goes against international law. and i have to say that there is some validity to this argument. why do you think it was the was that was the main driving force behind this conflict? one of the points i make in the books is to try to distinguish between what are referred was proximal causes. the causes that immediately proceed to war. and the deeper causes that can extend back in history for there's no natural starting point for 1. 1 tries to establish a sequence of events so that while i make clear that the immediate cause o

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a deft hand movement timofey turned his smartphone into a key to someone else’s car and from time to time time. it is believed that carsharing was invented in order to reduce the number of personal vehicles on the road? this type of service is provided by residents of the metropolis, because the driver does not need to monitor the technical condition of the car. no need to pay for parking. it is free for carsharing, and driving a rented car is often cheaper than a taxi. today, the capital has learned what car sharing is in moscow. it was launched in 2015, when 350 rental cars drove around the city. now 2021 there are 25.000 of them. for in order to find out how often car sharing customers violate the laws, our film crew went on a raid by employees of the second separate special battalion of the traffic police in moscow borisovskie prudy street, the first wave of the wand and immediately the result, the police stopped the car sharing car inside the driver and two passengers, the men were visibly nervous and could not answer on elementary questions. from where and where the policemen were going

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of humility from time to time is necessary . you timenow, we need good people to go into politics. do depends on it and we should be careful to allow too much cynicism , allow too much cynicism, frankly, at the moment, given the appalling things that happenedin the appalling things that happened in the last few years, it's quite difficult to keep one's belief in politics going because we've had such appalling governance . is the system part governance. is the system part of that ? you know, when we you of that? you know, when we you know, you set the sdp, we're a footnote in history, but a very interesting if you actually look at the number votes, you know, the popular vote that the sdp got compared to the labour party , they really weren't very far behind. we were less than 2% behind. oh, we were less than 2% behind. oh, we were less than 2% behind. yeah. if we had behind. yeah. and if we had overtake even though the overtake them, even though the system us very system would have given us very little because it's such little success bec

time that we could be spinning to other things like traveling, playing sports or spending time with our friends. so using time price make sense or right of reasons. first, time prices capture the changes in both prices and wages. they do not rely on gdp deflator is or other contentious measure of inflation like the cpi. they do not have to be adjusted for purchasing power parity between countries because an hour of work is the same in the united states and in china, and their work across time. so it is possible to compare standard of living of the united states in 1850 and in 2022. and finally time is ann independent variable is not influenced by external factors such as humanan perception or te environment. time is universal and constant for general purposes. that's a little issue with einstein theory of relativity but we don't need to get into that. of course time is equal for everyone for if one has only 24 hours in a day. so let's look at a specific example. the nominal price of the price of bread, this statistic comes from the pla's, bureau of labor statistics, was 50 cents. by 2022, the, the price of th

yes, this is shocking time and time for _ country. yes, this is shocking timeme and time for women, future, - country. yes, this is shocking time l and time for women, future, women education and life in afghanistan. there are organisations helping the girls to have online courses, school studies, but i know this is not enough because there is a lack of safety and security and some of the girls are not in this position to pay their internet and for the system of online education. {line pay their internet and for the system of online education. one of the challenges _ system of online education. one of the challenges is _ system of online education. one of the challenges is this _ system of online education. one of the challenges is this can't - system of online education. one of the challenges is this can't be - system of online education. one of the challenges is this can't be a - the challenges is this can't be a replacement to formal education. i spent some time in secret schools, not just this spent some time in secret schools, notjust this one, in several

time, time that we will use to make sure the ukrainians are fully prepared to integrate the abrams tanks into their defenses. we will also closely coordinate this announcement with our allies the american contribution will be joined by an additional announcement including one that will be ready and available more easily and integrated for use in the battlefield in coming weeks and months from other countries. i am grateful that chancellor schultz provided german tanks and will lead an effort to join european tongue -- countries and i want to thank the chancellor for his leadership and steadfast commitment to our collective efforts to support ukraine. germany has really stepped up in the chancellor has been a strong voice for unity and a close friend and i think we're going to continue. supporting ukraine's ability to fight off russian aggression to defend its sovereignty and enter -- territorial integrity is a worldwide commitment. last week germany secretary austen convened ukraine defense contract group for the eighth time, this group is made up of some 50 nations each making significant contributions of their own to ukraine's integrity. each fully committed to making it ukraine remain strong and independent and able to defend itself against russian threats and violence. i want to thank every member of the coalition for continuing to step up. the u.k. recently announced it is donating challenger to tanks to ukraine, france is contributing armored fighting vehicles in addition to the leopard tanks that germany like the united states is also sending. -- donating patriot missiles and launchers. the u.k., slovakia, norway and others have all donated critical air defense systems to help secure ukrainian skies and save the lives of innocent civilians. who are literally the target of russia's aggression. poland is sending armored vehicles -- donated infantry fighting vehicles. denmark and estonia are sending -- latvia is providing more missiles. lithuania is providing antiaircraft guns and finland recently ann

time _ period of time. you think it's a matter of time before - period of time. ve completely?— matter of time before he has to leave completely? our politics are so wonky these — leave completely? our politics are so wonky these days, _ leave completely? our politics are so wonky these days, i've - leave completely? our politics are so wonky these days, i've gotten i leave completely? our politics are i so wonky these days, i've gotten out of the _ so wonky these days, i've gotten out of the prediction business so, i don't _ of the prediction business so, i don't know— of the prediction business so, i don't know if he's actually going to step down — don't know if he's actually going to step down. but i will say this. there's— step down. but i will say this. there's three factors in play. 0ne there's three factors in play. one is the _ there's three factors in play. one is the embarrassment that he is creating — is the embarrassment that he is creating to his son caucus, members of his— creating to his son caucus, members of his own _ creating to his son caucus, m

it will be difficult, it will be, it is just a serious test, ah, it will take us some time, it will take us some timeuild again this unity and integrity already within the borders of the 91st year, eh, this is the scenario that unfortunately we will have to live through. i hope that we will pass it as painlessly as possible. i don't know. i don't know. i will remind you of this program

i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk much kasey. profits are mostly active in 5 sales kiva villages. i'll guide, sylvain, says 3 of them are currently occupied by rebels. there's no way to get there. the other 2 seems safe enough, except for the fact that 3 days before we arrived, several red cross workers were kidnapped on route to one of those villages, leaving only one relatively safe place to meet and what your cousin, the village of about 30 kilometers from become a new more it, if we're members your past, a general quote with national interest. we live now, the town of and there we are going about it, but it is some challenge. he and the security. the security is not to really easy because people has gone and their day looks really sharp. they used to come on this rate, the desk of the car, to someone, or they were thinking because i'm thinking they used to go to the corner as i'm going to see. and this way we get there is not the sample you can't vote. and i will just stop you. this is them steps on, but no way to do we have

time it was time for pensions to raise data on insurance experience of only 5-6 years. all of us work with different loads and so that people managed to accumulate insurance experience. even with a small employment in the country, the retirement age of a woman has been raised. in our country , men retire at 58 at 63. but if this is not enough, a person can count on a social pension about it a little later. to find out what pension you have already earned, you need to apply with a passport to the social security department of your district, a from january 1, 23 . that is, in a month and a half, belarusians will be able to download an application in which, after identification, all this data can be obtained without leaving home. you settle down to work with you conclude an agreement or contract and make a copy of the passport in your passport. there is a long identification number, it is transferred to the fss. they start a dossier and write that such and such is now officially working. in such and such an organization to you. in confirmation, they issue a social security certificate - a green card with a number from the passport, name and date of birth. after that, each timee the salary, the employer transfers money for you to the fund. and the fund records that on behalf of the citizen. here with this number this month the state so much money came, this information is saved. all his life, even if a person changes his passport, his name and surname is not lost, because the same long number is with him forever and it tracks the places of work and pension contributions from the salary of every working belarusian. they take one percent of the total vfz receives 35% of the amount of earnings. of these, 6% for social insurance, 29% for the pension fund, we will write them out of 29% going to the pension fund, 28% are paid by the employer. employee. they don't touch the one percent here withdrawn on our own and we see it in the pay slips, this money is given to current pensioners. the employer also pays 6% for social insurance, and not us out of pocket, and this money goes to pay for sick leave and benefits once again 35% of the amount of earnings of each citiz

time. what did that mean _ time, or one press at the time. o you once _ time, or one press at the time. what did that mean to you once you made it to the top and you get this ski down the slope? brute it to the top and you get this ski down the slope?— it to the top and you get this ski down the slope? we wants to get off as ruickl down the slope? we wants to get off as quickly as — down the slope? we wants to get off as quickly as possible _ down the slope? we wants to get off as quickly as possible because i down the slope? we wants to get off as quickly as possible because it i as quickly as possible because it was like —20 on the summit. it was very emotional. i've never seen six do is cry at the same time, which is kind of cool. it was cool in so much work we put into it to make it happen. it was a team effort and never individuals will stop something technical about the actual dissent was a mark it doesn't sound like there was an issue at all? it was terrifying. it was super sketchy. there were pockets of powder and ice and my leg was re

time. time to sit down and talk with me. i'm so glad they ship laughter. who, what is the best time to actually go about them? this is a little bit of a lady with what i see school because report backwards, but something, something that might give me a port, a said a chest. i mean, you're the one that you even don't can be coma. listen, go and be a communist. somebody empty, a community that they've got a non dissolved like it's supposed to be set up. they can affect it door. only out of that too. i do need it. with us, that's clear but, but then with the routing just spoken to me, you're right. nobody for you to talk to soaking at them door. come up with my cigna. it was with you. we're gonna have credit with but also then you big as to where we will go. that they should i say yes to north of chicago that we're still a good a much because he profits are mostly active in 5 sales kiva villages. oh god, phil then says 3 of them are currently occupied by rebels. there's no way to get there. the other 2 seems safe enough, except for the fact that 3 days before we arrived, several red cross workers were kidnapped o

time. i have gone for a train and it's been there at the time i expected it to be. it's taken a massive toll on timen massive toll on time. i have gone fora train and massive toll on time. i have gone for a train and it's been there at the time i expected it to be. it's taken a massive ptolomey in terms of train journey to manchester or leeds only takes around half an hour but this is one place the passengers have told us the train service has become less and less reliable. train services delete _ become less and less reliable. train services delete my _ become less and less reliable. train services delete my cancellations across britain have become higher and higher. transpennine express, which rowan uses, and govia thameslink. those numbers don't reflect the full picture as trains removed from the schedule up to 10pm the night before are not included. the industry blames covid delaying the training of drivers, staff sickness, winter weather and the knock—on impact of a wave of strikes and an overtime ban. the government has told avanti to make urgent improvements, while labour has called for trans

time. ., ., ., time. your dad tom, your mum joan, time. your dad tom, your mum joan. your— time. your mum _ time. your dad tom, your mum joan, your mum is _ time. your dad tom, your mum joan, your mum is irish - time. your dad tom, your mum joan, your mum is irish from i time. your dad tom, your mum joan, your mum is irish from al joan, your mum is irish from a strong irish family. definitely. your dad, they moved to west london which is where you were brought up. but they went that political. ida. they went that political. no, no, absolutely _ they went that political. no, no, absolutely not, - they went that political. no, no, absolutely not, they - they went that political. iifr, no, absolutely not, they went to the hospitality industry, they both came here in their teens, really. they met, their 60 year anniversary is injune so i have to remember that, they met a very young, they got married young, but i have always been political in the small p sense, we have always spoke about what is happening. if i go to my mum and dads on a friday evening, there is always a on the station

time to time and local residents and information is provided, well, the general staff has already officially informed what kind of damage it is and what intensity and strength it is, mr. roman if we talk about the power of the enemy in the context of aviation, there is information that from the kherson region, including from the left bank, they pulled all their planes and helicopters to berdyansk, where we with the capabilities of our gaimorians , we cannot get them yet. at least from what we know publicly about our tools in the hands of uh, do they have anything left in the kherson region besides manpower and ammunition, armored vehicles , their number is approximately, well, the scale, to understand simply, well, unequivocally, armored vehicles , artillery it remains, they are pulling it closer to the city, it is not in the same amount as it was back in the summer of last year, but this technique is definitely there, they are shelling, they are leading the army, but the main forces were transferred to the east of our country closer to zaporizhzhia, and these, in order to strengthen the offensive defensive actions of the equipment there, have decreased. this is the first reason, and the second reason is that they really feel the maximum equipment at a distance so as not to there was damage from our long-range artillery, which can reach it in the rear, and even such airfields as in the area of ​​chaplinka settlements, they are already moving them as far as possible on the territory of the crimea , closer to mariupol, in order to protect its equipment, because as the last weeks of the war have shown, our military forces are already reaching the territory of the crimea and such settlements as skadovska lanchak, chaplinka, kherson region, where the forces are located the armed forces of the russian federation, from timetime there are strikes from our troops p romane from the military promises that literally the last questions are something somehow i think that lately the enemies are trying to move along the dnieper regularly on their vessels, they saw the assembly of the general staff the other day the liquidation of one such vessel, according to unofficial information so far, yesterday or tonight, i am not sure exactly, it is possible that another one was liquidated, what they are trying to do is to prepare for some kind of landing on the right bank, return to the position, what can it be in your opinion? well, to be honest , how do you our military say they cannot understand some of the actions of the occupiers because from time to time the russian federation and they cross directly to the right bank of such a number of such drgs have already been liquidated local residents also note the movements of various military formations on boats along the dnieper. and several boats were indeed shot directly