a lot of times the photography at that time period was staged. i looked through the box and it was all about this woman. we don't have boxes full of women. soit's usually men. there'ser no wi-fi down there. it's not like i can easily google who this person is. i ran back up the stairs, got to the newsroom and put her name in and she was kitty mom, that's what she called herself. she had been wanted for a murder in 1924 and the more i dug, i realized she was kind of a small contractor in the play chicago. then i thought wait a minute, i wonder if we have all the people who are -- all the women in the playay chicago. so i started writing all their names town, real life people, i didn't know that the women in the play chicago were based on real people. i had to go back down to archive and found the rest of them, they were all there. i was pretty excited. i came back to the newsroom. i digitized all the gas plate negatives and sat on it for two years. >> like a good journalist does when they find something cool. >> when you two back town to massive a

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i would at this time reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady controls the only time. ms. plaskett: i yield to the gentlewoman from minnesota. the chair: the gentlelady from minnesota is recognized. ms. mccollum: thank you. i rise in strong support to the delegate from the virgin islands' amendment. we know these countries are seeking to influence our way of life. to define ways to divide us and ultimately make us weaker. we know that china and russia, they are very active in this. and even working to influence our elections and disrupt our democracy. this amendment is necessary to ensure that we have the tools necessary to fight against these nefarious actions. i support this amendment and i hope my colleagues will do the same. the chair: the gentlelady from the virgin islands is recognized. ms. plaskett: at this time, mr. chair, i have nothing further. i yield back my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from the virgin islands. so many as are in favor

. ., ., ., , , ., time.ntries, - time. how dangerous is it for the neighbouring countries, for- time. how dangerous is it for the neighbouring countries, for the l neighbouring countries, for the likes of chad, central african republic, south sudan? those are three countries that are already in a very precarious situation.- a very precarious situation. yeah, it's exceptionally _ a very precarious situation. yeah, it's exceptionally dangerous. - a very precarious situation. yeah, it's exceptionally dangerous. it i it's exceptionally dangerous. it goes back to my former point of if the conflict is left to fester because there's not enough attention being placed on western capitals, then of course we're going to see this conflict spread. it's already spreading in the permutations are going to have dire effects in a number of countries you just mentioned right now. i don't think time has passed us by. i don't think it's inevitable that conflict is going to spare out into sudan. it is going to spare out into suda

do you remember your first time hosting "snl?"[ laughter ] >> seth: well, hold -- let me reframe it do you remember much about last saturday [ laughter ] >> nothing nothing at all that's -- even then, i didn't -- i know that i left after, after -- >> seth: yeah. >> after at 6:00 >> seth: yeah. >> so, that's where my memory started. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> amazing >> seth: but is it -- do you remember -- the high of hosting, does that feel the same even though you're doing it for your fifth time >> oh, there was a serious high of hosting going on. [ laughter ] >> seth: i -- i promise i'm not trying to walk right into this [ laughter ] >> everyone in the dressing room had a whole high of hosting feel [ laughter ] >> seth: so, you're saying it's almost contagious when they're around you >> people a contagion. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> thick with -- anyway. >> seth: hey, this is very exciting so, you have your own -- your own weed dispensary? >> i do. >> seth: congratulations [ cheers and applause >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: t

it's the first time the u.s.ded an alleged weed smoker for an international criminal since 2016 [ laughter ] president biden tweeted this morning about the release of wnba star brittney griner from a russian prison and said, quote, she is safe, she is on a plane, she is on her way home and i'd say she's happy, but she's still a 6'9" person on a plane. [ laughter ] former president trump's legal team reportedly found at least two items marked classified while searching through one of his florida storage units. and that's not all they found. [ laughter ] "i'm having trouble with my rent." that's right, trump's legal team reportedly found at least two items marked classified in one of his storage units in west palm beach you needed a storage unit? how many documents did you steal? you live in a hotel. [ laughter ] for the first time in four decades, journalists and staffers at the new york times last night began a 24-hour strike to protest for better salaries and benefits. so, for today only, there were two reasons

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in every time.d, well, it’s an honest weapon. we’ll pay back there, let’s distance ourselves and finally hit ukraine. what can we expect from the kremlin after what happened? just wait for the continuation of what is there, because they can’t do anything else, and this is their constant shamanism . municipal interest rates have been decided, well, it's not even funny. it was funny at the beginning because, in general, well, first of all , we've been hearing this song for almost the entire year and a half of the war, actually since the moment when the people from the north of ukraine were driven out of kyiv with strawberries, since then of time we hear all the time that ah, ah, isn't it time to go to the reception center ? well, when we drove them from kharkov, when we drove them from kherson , it sounded all the time, and here at the reception center. for the first time, our drones appeared over moscow. oh, how then they rehearsed that they had to hit the decision-making centers, well, drones over m

work on time .t's a pain in the ass because of my job. i can't take it anymore. kindergarten is a place where children can easily spend time for school before we wake them up the working hours of sada and sima news agency, the killing of a chali soldier by french soldiers in the city of fazel abad in the north , 4 people of this city were killed in a demonstration demanding the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of french soldiers. you don't want me anymore, the withdrawal of the french military is the most important demand of the chal protestors. they marched towards the french military base by holding a demonstration, but chad's security forces blocked their way and tried to disperse them by firing tear gas. the french shouted and demanded an immediate and unconditional exit the french soldiers became french. a young man was deliberately killed. the french took all of us. they took our property and possessions. the worst thing is that they kill us and we are tired of them and their colonialism

at 40 times. we talk about costco all the time and it's at 38 and consistently trades at that level. it's a compounder and that's the way i'm viewing amazon. they are getting their act together in aws. it has stabilized. they have easy camps going forward. margins are solid and strong and retail is accelerating and that's exciting to me. they've gotten through the cost situation, the fulfillment issues, the supply chains. i think you will see operating leverage over the next couple of years and i done want to miss out though i missed a lot of the move, because i think there's more upside from here. >> hey, better late than never maybe. >> don't do that, steph. what do you mean you're not early? i'm very intrigued. three year annualized return is down 6% annualized so down 20% over the last three years. and i ask rhetorically, because i know your answer, is this a better company than it was three years ago? i'm looking at the figures over the last three years, grown revenue. as we were talking abou

of what happened at the time? well i think at the time _ of what happened at the time?e everyone is - of what happened at the time? -ii i think at the time everyone is trying to play it down and if you look at the detail of what the statement was made, the russians came at the next day and said there was a technical malfunction, and others, we now know on the second missile, just potentially not on the first! i think the uk at that point was probably happy enough to go along and not escalate the problem further but the interesting thing is they have now deployed the typhoon fighterjets to escort the rivet joint is. that is a dangerous mission and the uk as i think the only one doing it with a crew there at the moment, the us used drones and they have had jones bounced on their back doing it now but these are dangerous missions, hence the extra protection. 50 are dangerous missions, hence the extra protection.— extra protection. so sorry to cut across you — extra protection. so sorry to cut across you but _ extra protection. so sorry to cut across you but thank _ extra p

was done in this book at the same time, in order to save time and actually move the containers of goods, let 's make this happen by standardizing with the organization, and a few days later, veterinary medicine. miad means when dr. mokhtari in the cases where there is actually a difference, the symbol tree means, in fact, we have cases where one of the live licenses does not confirm what the line by line of the functions is, the process before the customs and the first process, which is the main part of the goods. you make it to actually possess possession of the property at the time and place of urine accumulation. first, the lack of preparation of various core and related documents like at that time in response to what the situation is like, for example, in which areas is it divided now? those who don't have documents, which ones have other problems, and i am from above the deadline for the goods to nourish the body, and if possible, add another four months, four months will be immediately announced as a deadline item. in fact , there is a procedure to introduce the acquired property.

my show is called stretching time, but again, it's not. we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way the funny surprised we understood that afternoon on the foundations in front of a huge block house that was still under construction. with again, chief ed, obviously, plans to move in ho awesome of closets, cupboards and chairs was in front of us assignment. witness to the great plans of the defiance and its i'd wanna cli in the middle level that one big mountain box top stood there in the company of one standing clock. what was the purpose of sofas and bands there? lying and piles. the mattresses and brim sections beside the patches and propaganda writings and pamphlets, we found one gem and bulk sheffield hot gun that was held back reach to this wilderness. perhaps it came from some romped german village near bunyan luca. it was a battle without mercy, without pity, because only hotness can bring peace to the country and the cold. how come on and what needs to be commanded to make this island godly gotten the both in the

i'm sure this comes up from time to time. and with your amazing career and the demands time wise, you have a husband, but do you have any kids? i don't have any kids yet. um, big yet. i like that. we hope to have a family eventually, but much like the military, the nasa astronaut office is really supportive of families. whatever those look like, whether that's your dual professional couple like i am, whether you're adopting kids, whether you have your family while you're there or had it before you came, we're really like closeness, knit community. and definitely it's one that supports whatever family planning choices. it's members choose to make throughout their careers or i want to thank you, ma'am. so as we close our conversation session today, i want to remind not only our in-person audience, but our listening audience, said stephen. indicators had impact throughout our nation. there are 11 states in our country that have towns, cities or villages named after decatur. some of them are very large, like decatur, georgia, som

here housing is one and three tenths times, electricity consumption is one and two tenths times.l gold production in the east of the country has increased by one and six tenths times, and coal by two and eight tenths times, dear colleagues. you understand what we are talking about. i have a percentage increase in growth, everything is growing exponentially, dozens of new schools and modern hospitals. for example, there are many cardiovascular centers in yakutsk, a nuclear medicine center in ulan-ude the list of sports facilities could take a long time. actually, i'm from the far east. i can tell you literally just yesterday, in a historical reading , the east was in complete despondency, when the president? i chose a strategy for the development of the far east , because even then it seemed to many that maybe it wasn’t necessary. it's expensive, it takes a long time. but this turned out to be the most far-sighted strategy, because then there were no sanctions, then there was no severe pressure on us. putin is speaking today, by the way, he reminded businessmen what to invest mone

sally was married at the time. it wasn't astronaut steve hawley, her husband, who he brought in, it was molly harper. hard to really imagine. didn't have a sense. i mean, i'll leave the speculation to others but he the way from what he told me he just knew that she was very close with molly and that if anyone could make her feel more comfortable he, wanted to provide that for her. and so i thought that was very sweet. he must have had some sixth sense of some kind. yeah. and knowing george as long as i have. he did that with with a lot of people so it could be anything and broadening now we've got about 20 minutes to go. we have a more general discussion about women at nasa, specifically women astronauts at nasa. and you mentioned, i think, the clothes in the epilog that in the years after the sex left their mark nasa and the world, the of women in the astronaut corps continued to swell you, say later, maybe not as much as i should. they haven't really. so i'm just wondering how you chose that that language because

what time period is this?area from february 21 to december 21, 1916. thank you the correct answer to this question is option. yes eleventh question quote, condemned to loneliness without family. granny, i live through boring years. is it true that these words end the novel by mikhail lermontov, hero of our time? polya, do you know the answer to the question is no, how did you have to answer which one ? no, as ksenia answered, if i had read to the end, then perhaps i would have known the answer to this question, but i assumed that no. i understand you anastasia i know for sure that the work is a hero of our time. it doesn't end that way. there were some other words said, so i answered no alexey i i know which work ends with these words. i dare to suggest that this is asya turgeneva and the correct answer to the question is - this is option no, the twelfth question. poverty is not a threshold, is the sentence written correctly on your screen time? well, i assumed not. well, because there is a particle here. no,

that we saw it was the first time. >> it was the first time that we saw it.at this episode has happened multiple times and it would have been evaluated thoroughly for the first time by -- of the run by an old medical school friend of mine, add roll -- a terrific position, great person there. so i'm sure that the center was thoroughly evaluated so this time, if he's feeling well, there is really no reason to presume his task. >> biden weighed in about him being his old self on the telephone, but we know that for a president of the united states we need to have transparency and daylight into his medical records, their current physical position of course, and we don't have that same requirement when it comes to members of congress. and so we rely on the statements and, not an honor system of sorts, about one in which they can choose to tell us or not. should that change? >> well, i think the public, i think every patient has the right to privacy and i think that you give that up once you run for public office. if he is a leader of the senate republicans, very hi

i think time and again. so would you tell the story about the teacher and the and the assignment and and and and and the poem. so back again to granddaddy in 1954 teaching me poetry. i'm four years old. i'm born in 1950. and so from the time i'm four years old, for the rest of my life, including now i'm reciting poems, you know, at church, they find out a kid can recite poems. you got to recite a ball at school. they find out this kid can recite of you're going to do it. you're going to do it on the like, on the on the loudspeaker for four where the morning the voice and devotions and so forth. so anyway, by the time i'm at high school now, i'm 17 years old, i've been reciting poems for 13 years, but it had never occurred to me to write a poem. i'm in advanced english because i could speak and write pretty well, and i'm the only black kid there. i come to school one monday, which i remember for particular reasons, and there's a study hall prior to the english class, and i'm sitting there just twiddling my th

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and they do that maybe 7 times . that might sound simple, but for some that's really challenging, utilize. and maybe after 12 weeks they can run for half an hour non stop, which is something they never could have imagined. so they have a real sense of achievement. i folks, i live with the group goes out running twice a week. it's not about performing, but about trying something different. and then a group young gluco has stuck with it even since leaving the clinic itself. yeah. i know like i like to run because i always feel better afterwards. i always feel super. i'm tired in a healthy way and sleep. well. i was happy to finally find something that helps me not. and also from the therapy also has educational elements. during withdrawal, patients learn about what happens in the brain when you use drugs. the looks of it doesn't come with addictive drugs. you can artificially trigger the release of domain, like we see here with canada. so you get 175 percent more domain alcohol to 100 percent more through to amphetamin

to time. u.s. olympic and paralympic committees by no means the government agency like the department of defense, it is a congressionally chartered corporation. in the ted stevens sports act. >> the authority to organize, finance and control the representation of the united states in advance of the olympic games and paralympic games. congress has also granted the committee what amounts to a monopoly to raise revenues utilizing the olympic name & spirit including the five interlocking rings. congress has also mandated starting in january 2021 that the committee make an annual payment of $20 million to the united states center for safe sport. for operating costs of the center. i would like to thank congress for establishing this commission , our staff and my fellow commissioners for all of their hard work and dedication leading up to today. and our witnesses for participating in today's hearing i look forward to hearing from our witnesses about both our first and second things as applied to the

curry is one of the first times anyone visited that in a very long time. we are focus just on those sites where there has not been a visit recently. i think those are pretty well detailed, but the curry does do-they stayed open throughout the whole pandemic, so that is a little different then many others. they have a wonderful case manager to client ratio, and right now they are serving breakfast and lunch seven days a week with about 150-250 clients per day. there are extensive on-site services. multiple buildings and there is a new one that probably has opened by now at turk and larkin, it is a old tire sales office. they also have a clinic and housing across three buildings. the clinic grew out of the tb work dr. francis curry the city health director many many years ago and whom the site is named. the russian community center, two members went out and visited it and it is a small site in the inner-richmond. i have driven by it is a few time and very tiny. it is a pretty self--contained group that knows what it wants and services are driven by the clien

this time in mill basin, brooklyn. mommy bunked with my dear miriam, who also living there at the time in the room of his three bedroom house. i slept on an inflatable mattress in the living room downstairs, their cargo with their cocker spaniel gringa, where i'd stay up late. american ninja warrior george lopez the fresh prince of bel-air, as on g4. if anyone catches that until i dozed off by, then my allergies had subsided. earlier in the book, i describe a terrible asthma attack that i had puerto rico. that wasn't to too long before this, but at that point, asthma was kind of gone. when morning came, i lug the inflated mattress up to mom's room and leave it there until it was time to call it a night again. as the days slowly tick by, my lips were permanently chapped by the frosty weather cracking and bleeding like my heart. i connected with my friends online. the chats were tinged with knowing that there were more than i thought that they were more than a thousand miles apart with no winter clothes to keep us warm.

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all of us hungry at the same time. all of us going into the fellowship hall at the same time.on the phone calling every one of 'em. ♪ here we go ♪ ♪ walking ♪ he would look after those kids while i was gone and i stayed on the road. and he never ever said to me that you can't go. he made it possible. - [speaker] even though she traveled a lot, she let people know, i gotta get back home. i still am a wife and a mom. ♪ trying to get rid of all of my ♪ - let's say a prayer. the heavenly father, we thank you for this moment. we thank you for what we have accomplished this day. we thank you for us being a close, connected family. thank you for being able to see my children by almost every day. keep 'em safe, is if it is your will. - [speaker] yes. - now lord, we are truly and thankful for what we are about to receive for the nourishments of our bodies for christ sake. amen. - [group] amen. - it wasn't too long was it? - [lena] it wasn't too long. we didn't have to get the offering trays out. [mae laughing] - [lena] yeah. - regina has worked another. she could almost have ran the re

there cannot be such an influence, because we have talked many times. we have discussed many times. yes , we have no levers of pressure on leaders, yes trade unions what do you think, in our country or is this just a private story? no, i think it is all, that is, any trade unions. in our country, they act in accordance with the law. yes , by federal law, you can't go to the side, you can't go further there , however. and i've been asked a lot of questions. let's strike. that's where the infringement is. so something hurts us there. they don't give us that , they don't give us that. i say ask a question. guys come on, come on, let's do a strike you won't play you won't train. well , damn it, you will not receive a salary right away. all times in the locker room at the meeting. yeah listen, i have a minus a month so much no-no. i 'll be playing. let's not strike. again, let's not have unity among hockey players. that is, here's going around the club, talking to others. yes, there were moments when i talk about the fact that there is a problem in this club, they don’t pay money. there

good time on the way. and did you find it quite easy to push away with that stuff, or is it something that you constantly have to at some point pushed back again? i think for me, it's always been relatively easy to live intentionally because i've always loved going, climbing more than anything else. if there was an easy to shape my life and service of, of climbing, you know, making whatever to isn't necessary to prior to, to maximize the amount of time i've spent outside. finally, i think that the challenge for people to live intentionally is if they don't know what they're living for, necessarily, you know, if you don't know, this is what you want to do most. you know, once i usually get up and seized and because like what, what am i seizing like, what am i doing with my dad? and as a passionate climber, you know, i always know what i would do that they would just either train climb or arrest. i think that's like a really big part of why your story and your journey resonates to so many people you're findi

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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

to time we threw grenades there.adquarters, received reports on the radio. they're coming too fast , we need to slow down. the main thing is for the boys to hold on and not fall, even realizing that they are in a semi-operational environment. we tried to shoot through there there was one accumulation, it turns out. you can't stick out much from one side or the other. the sniper worked very well this way. pper on ours. guys, in these shots denis is fighting three militants at once. see for yourself. the machine guns jam, so what are you going to do with your foot? the shutter went further once again . shoot that. well, i’m leaving support there. well , i say, his name is igor and igor, and i think, well, he says, well, just hit me, well done, you can’t see anything. it was as if he was at random, but he worked clearly. everything is fine, they beat the tent, well done militants for a while they tried to hold on, but in the end they ran back, leaving the bodies of their comrades. in almost every acquisition i suffered

, well, not all the time , all the time, all the time, but very often, of course, i take him with me,other, so to speak, has public profession, how does he feel about your work? you know, my child still has some kind of discrepancy, he knows that his mother is a policeman, and he knows that his mother is a singer, and when someone asks him somewhere, what does your mother do, he is immediately a policeman . people are surprised, in another place someone asks there, and there, what is your mother, this is where she works, this is what she does, my mother is a singer, she sings, that is, he cannot yet, uh, connect these here are two sides, that i am one and the same person, that i am probably, to some extent, singing a policeman, and many artists do not want their children to follow in their footsteps, well, indeed, the profession of an artist is complex, dependent, vulnerable, out-of-touch. did you want your son to follow in your footsteps and become an artist? the only thing i want is that, firstly, it is really his calling, his great desire to follow a certain path, and the second co

full time or to petitions. there were 5 but different groups of to the cancel the proof, the controversial amendment to a basic law in july. it removes the ability of the supreme court and the other quotes to refute government decisions is their team unreasonable. the court has to decide whether or not to limit its own or for a team. and so now the justices have never notified any amendment to basically all because of the constitutional weights the ruling would take some time, says douglas chamberlain will follow the hearing inside the court. the court can completely accept the petitioners challenges and say that the law should be struck down. the court could completely reject the petitions and say that it has either not either. it does not have the authority to strike down a basic law or even if it does that, it has, as it has ruled in the past. but this basic law can stand and it will not strike it down or it could try to reach a middle ground just as supporters and opponents of very much part and how they en

my times expired. if you'd answer in writing, i would appreciate it but i think this is an important issue. >> will now go to ms. velazquez of new york for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. chair powell, at your press conference last week, you stated, and i quote, the committee is completely unified in the need to get inflation down to 2%, and will do whatever it takes to get it down to 2% over time. some analysts have interpreted this statement as the fomc is willingness to trigger a recession in order to get inflation to 2%. how would you respond? if this is a fair and accurate interpretation? >> so our statutory goals are price stability and maximum employment, and we are dedicated using our tools to achieving those. in the case of employment, we still have historically low unemployment rates and high unemployment rates. a very strong labor market. we're very far from our inflation target of 2%, and we're very focused on getting back to 2%. >> and how-tos -- how does the fomc takes into cons

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time?lectricity , just like when we went through this topic. i didn’t quite understand her, you and i also have a lot in common. eh, not only did i have a very poor understanding of electricity when i was taught. after that, so many more were electrocuted when trying to repair sockets or restore switches, thanks to this process alone. it took off for me. at least what i remembered, uh, before i started fixing the sockets at home, it's sad. i see maximum sorrow on your face. now you will receive an oscar for sincerity. wait, okay, if you answer without joking, what did they answer , at least we’ll find out whether you guessed right or not? i answered option, right? well, one of the guys or girls knows the correct answer to the question and can justify it. oh pavel let's well, there is such a ohm's law called there and equal to u divided by r y - this is the voltage r resistance and current strength, well, here. well that's wrong. since, if the voltage increases by 30%, then the resistance sh

time. the army, the engine is trying to clear some of those rows. but they have to do with capital in a way that does not block aid. and supplies to trickle into the areas affected like this 11 of the hardest hit areas in my records, this is where they had a couple years with line to different areas. a mixture of the clinic has been established here and you can see the trucks behind me carrying more and more aid so that they can get to school the affected areas provide all the needs to those affected. ha, ha, ha ha! that's in the cold sauce of matter. i guess. king jones has vowed full, an unconditional support to russia. north korea's leader held tulips with the present blind may uprooted at the russian space. launch facility on wednesday, showing young once the russian expertise for its satellite program or what must go once more weapons, 1st war and ukraine. the us state department says potential military cooperation between russia and north korea is alarming. so when you see what looks

yes, well, this time, this time, each time will contribute its own nuances, in understanding what hastalking about works of art. we are talking about the eternal values ​​​​of memory and they should relate. this is the golden fund. uh khatyn golden fund, uh architecture. but you said that young people need interactive cartoons, uh, the texts of the document, but still , nothing works better than the silence of this alarm. this is absolutely true. is it true. this minute the minute when children come with their parents is even more important than they come with classes, and then they go badly. and you and not only along the main, along the main village road, but bypass the forests. er, this is very important. this is what will form. here is a moment of silence with parents in the family with grandparents. you yourself said that your father was ahead of his time, maybe you should accept it, you know, this is what is happening now. well, because that's what they've already planned. we are dealing with art. it remains for centuries. but he taught you. vitya to squeeze the time you. well l

time.ped down, the force was strong on the forum. the only relative he had was that his brother was a very big man at the literary institute, a professor. she often visited him and lived with him, so they generally know when she disappeared. i knew that she had brother and when i was away for a long time , i turned to the internet in the sixteenth year and disappeared. this is where i got scared and that’s a plus. i discovered that she was already a few on the receipt, that she had a huge debt of about 150,000, i was frightened by her simply disappearing, like a person. i just wanted them to either find relatives or open the door. the doors opened, there was a smell, there was nothing . in general, she was afraid of something, she assumed after her brother’s death that he had been killed, because a collection of some ancient books had disappeared, and it seemed to her that he was being persecuted, so she didn’t let anyone in, didn’t let anyone in. this is what, here you are, like a person w

mccaul: at this time, mr. speaker, i have no other speakers and am prepared to close and reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. dean: i have no further requests and am prepared to close if the other side has no other speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. dean: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume for the purpose of closing. the threat of uranium missiles and drones and the united states government and world at large needs to act. this bill is an important measure to prevent iran from being able to acquire more sophisticated technology as a result of the expiring sanctions and thank chairman mccaul and ranking member meeks and mr. chairman for introducing the bill and urge my colleagues to support this measure and yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields, the gentleman is recognized. mr. mccaul: i yield myself as much time as i may consume.

today you could have come on time, she was waiting for you all the time , asking where is father, whereing? what happened ? i understand this is idiotic. he said that my translations are better than yours, but they are hilarious. yes, they gave it to me. i want to know how you feel about this. i am very happy. i knew it. do you have a conscience? for the first time in my life i was allowed to do something serious. what did they give you to translate from me? ok. do you have any rough papers left? maybe you can give it to me, but i need some music? otherwise i'll wash it. it doesn't work. position all the best, all the best i don’t understand. andrey pavlovich andrey pavlovich write me a report, please, otherwise they won’t give me all the money. and i'll rent it out, i'll have a little free time. the charter of translators in the modern world should promote better mutual understanding between peoples. you will only create divisions. and in general , take everything into account. there will be no favors for anyone anymore. andrey maybe you'll change your mind? after all, we lived for 20

of time, it's time to dance show us your best moves. [ beat boxing go drop it low.r down lower go, go, go >> jimmy: now pose for a a picture. three, two - >> go, go -- >> oh, my god! oh, my god [ cheers and applause >> you've got some great moves >> thank you, just for going through this entire journey with grace that's what you are. and to have the opportunity to say that to you, thank you [ cheers and applause >> oh, sweetie - oh, that means everything -- it means everything to me [ cheers and applause ♪ my thanks to michelle obama! when we come back, more "tonight show" with michelle obama come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ >> it would be the president, the vice president, the first second lady, all the kids, and all of our details [ laughter ] so, you imagine being the poor kids on the other team with joe yelling, "maisy, pass the ball." [ laughter ] when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems.

at the time, the u.s. led by people in the congress republicans in the congress were very vociferous in their hatred of the japanese and this set into, you know, that feeling that we had to round up american japanese and put them in camps and they were a danger. this is also something i think he deeply regretted moving ahead because i don't think he recognized the impact that might have but he did get the story confirmed by a military officer at the time. he did get out in the field and talked to a lot of people who told him this. you know, he got it wrong but he wasn't the kind of reporter that would just do it without having sources and getting it okayed. >> it was certainly unfortunate but in the context of the times, one of the great proponents of the camps was earl. the supreme court chief justice. i'm not defending, i think he was wrong and it was unfortunate. my name is rebecca cooper. i was a former journalist and now work for a nonprofit. my generation of journalists read whatever books elma tells

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manner , time will be on ukraine's side black sea ukraine have successfully used naval drones many times, what effect can these naval drones have on the course of war? it is worth saying that the operators of these drones do a very good job with their home-made drones, as well as western- type harpoon systems that forced the russian fleet to be more than 100 km or probably even 300 km from the ukrainian shores, what does this do ? this brings the battle closer to russian ports. there is a significant increase in attacks on the kerch bridge - this demonstrates the future risks for the russians of their economic and ability. i think that this great, recently the ukrainians carried out a special operation in crimea to demonstrate the weakness of russian internal defense and damage some russian logistics nodes, these attacks on bridges, ports and ships are very important, you mentioned the special operation in crimea on the independence day of ukraine, how can you assess the difficulty and importance of this operation as for the consequences, it is more for the people of ukraine to decide, b