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it was just in those days, _ uncomfortable. it was just in those days, it _ uncomfortable.ew what was coming. but today obviously, i think people would feel uncomfortable with something like that. uncomfortable with something like that so _ uncomfortable with something like that so it— uncomfortable with something like that. so it is trained. now uncomfortable with something like that. so it is trained.— that. so it is trained. now at 72, sir richard _ that. so it is trained. now at 72, sir richard said _ that. so it is trained. now at 72, sir richard said he _ that. so it is trained. now at 72, sir richard said he discusses i sir richard said he discusses succession planning with his family. yet he is still in control of the virgin group. and he still is competitive as ever. tt virgin group. and he still is competitive as ever.- virgin group. and he still is cometitive as ever. ., . a ., competitive as ever. if no checkmate et. you competitive as ever. if no checkmate yet- you can — competitive as ever. if no checkmate yet- you can see _ competitive as ever. if no checkmat

.- i think many of us find uncomfortable. , , , ., ., uncomfortable.. just explain to viewers, evan isjust - uncomfortable. just explain to viewers, evan isjust a - uncomfortable. just explain to viewers, evan isjust a normal| viewers, evan isjust a normal everyday guy who became a journalist and developed an interest in russia and developed an interest in russia and was covering the region for you. that's right. his parents were sovietjewish immigrants to the united states. evan was born in the us but he grew up speaking russian at home. as he moved intojournalism after college he would give moscow try. he worked in moscow for quite a few years before coming to join us. he's incredibly well versed in the story. he came tojoin he's incredibly well versed in the story. he came to join the wall streetjournaljust before the start of the ukraine war last year. i street journaljust before the start of the ukraine war last year. i know ou told of the ukraine war last year. i know you told me — of the ukraine war last year. i know you told me that _ of the uk

no, i did not feel uncomfortable.rtable, just like qatar investment authority — and there are many other shareholders — but bp, british petroleum, beyond petroleum, whatever you might call it, is still a shareholder of rosneft. i guess the reason you just told me didn't feel uncomfortable, you were happy to stay on the board, we can only conclude the reason you quit the board in the end is because the european parliament passed a resolution demanding that the eu council impose sanctions on you, for your place in the russian economy? is that what forced you to resign? the legal reasoning was on the russian side, that around the 20th or 15th of may last year, all eu passport holders had to quit the companies. so that was a different story and i quitted, i think it was 25th may, when all eu passport holders whether they were on the board or in the executive, could not any more remain. right, what i'm getting to is there is no point of principle for you here, so let's talk about some principles. is it for you a clear prin

they have been uncomfortable, we have been i been uncomfortable, we have been bombed and killed, theyons need to be done, we are done with words. we have seen that words did not work when russia and al—assad were bombing as and we have seen the same words with ukraine being bombed by the same perpetrators today and nothing has been changed. we need actions. action is the only thing that could really change this reality. some have argued that _ really change this reality. some have argued that the _ really change this reality. some l have argued that the earthquake really change this reality. some have argued that the earthquake in the region may have changed perspective a little. is there much and that? i perspective a little. is there much and that? ., ., ~' perspective a little. is there much and that? ., ., ~ ., ., ., and that? i do not think at all that an hinu and that? i do not think at all that anything more _ and that? i do not think at all that anything more than _ and that? i do not think at all that anything more than just _ and that? i do not think at all that anything mor

not at all, i didn't feel uncomfortable and | didn't feel uncomfortable and many others like bp don'ts many othershareholders, bp, british petroleum whatever you might call it is still a shareholder of rosneft.— call it is still a shareholder of rosneft. ., ,., , ., , of rosneft. the reason you 'ust told me didn't i of rosneft. the reason you 'ust told me didn't feeli told me didn't feel uncomfortable you are happy to stay on the board we can only conclude the reason you quit the board in the end was because the european parliament passed a resolution demanding the eu council imposed sanctions on you, for your place in the russian economy? is that what forced you to resign? is that what forced you to resi . n? . is that what forced you to resin? ., ., ,., .,, resign? the legal reasoning was on the russian _ resign? the legal reasoning was on the russian side, _ resign? the legal reasoning was on the russian side, around i resign? the legal reasoning was on the russian side, around 20 | on the russian side, around 20 15th of may last year, all eu passport holders had to quit the compan

does that not make you feel uncomfortable?— feel uncomfortable?omfortable? we also live in a society where the police are - a society where the police are rightly — a society where the police are rightly operationally independent of government. they make the decisions on the _ government. they make the decisions on the ground in a way that they see fit. on the ground in a way that they see fit that _ on the ground in a way that they see fit that is _ on the ground in a way that they see fit that is a — on the ground in a way that they see fit. that is a way that we have always — fit. that is a way that we have always done it, but as a right way to do— always done it, but as a right way to do it _ always done it, but as a right way to do it it— always done it, but as a right way to do it. it would not be right for me to _ to do it. it would not be right for me to interfere in their operational decisions — me to interfere in their operational decisions. it is right for the government to give the police powers of a need _ government to give the polic

please help me, that i didn’t immediately say it was uncomfortable.e’ll make it uncomfortable, very convenient. the boys are completely different, i was shy. the bubble had burst me but wouldn't dare to ask stop others. older children feed them well, nothing refuses and fear. they don’t know any, she has been a fear since childhood. sat for many years. now i had no fear. the memory remains. where to go? seed son, run for me. this is my child. let me go mommy. why are you crying? if you don't know how to be baptized, don't be baptized. aleksandrova everything will be fine. eat we'll find your grandfather. he is now under the new government. big man and tomorrow i'll bring you grandfather. russia let's get dressed. to take your return will not forgive you. you are the power now. bastard, continue. we set off on an expedition to purchase our ukraine, ours was more expensive to become bright and not forgotten once 250 km of kalima trapeli, according to gost, the liquid of the region, we did not succeed in following. i am her story, the name of the owl of

i don't think i made anyone feel uncomfortable.nstance, she laughed, she knew what was coming. today, i think people would feel uncomfortable with something like that. so it has changed. fist something like that. so it has chanced. �* something like that. so it has chanced.�* ,. ,, , changed. at 72, he says he discusses succession planning _ changed. at 72, he says he discusses succession planning with _ changed. at 72, he says he discusses succession planning with his - changed. at 72, he says he discusses succession planning with his family . succession planning with his family but he is still in control of the virgin group. and he is as competitive as ever. it’s virgin group. and he is as competitive as ever. it's not checkmate _ competitive as ever. it's not checkmate yet. _ you can see the full interview with sir richard branson tonight at seven on bbc two — and it's available and it's available now on bbc iplayer. kabuki is one of japan's most famous cultural exports — a form of theatre that dates back hundreds of years. it in

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we need to start having uncomfortable conversations with our girls, with our boys. we need to make sure that they know what's appropriate, what's not appropriate. you're right. none that i have conversations with. you know, he's 15. and i tell him, i. i talk to all the time so that he's very clear before he ever gets himself in a situation that might make someone else uncomfortable or compromise compromise himself. i have two girls. i have conversation with all the time. you write in the book quite a bit about being a parent, and i would love to hear how, you know, as you have gone about raising kids over the past few years, how that has shaped your political worldview and your positions on policy and your outlook on how this country should function completely. it has completely because everything i did in washington was to make sure that my children had a better had a better country, an improved country to be raised and preserve the things that made this country great and improve upon the things that can that can improve this country. i mean, we my kids know more a

i don't think i've ever made anybody feel uncomfortable. it was just, anybody feel uncomfortable.s it made them smile, like kate moss, for instance, she loved, she knew what was coming. but today, obviously, i think people would feel uncomfortable with something like that. so it has changed. and ifully like that. so it has changed. and i fully except that. and i've changed alongside everybody else.- i've changed alongside everybody else. i've changed alongside eve bod else. . ., . everybody else. and what advice would ou everybody else. and what advice would you give _ everybody else. and what advice would you give to _ everybody else. and what advice would you give to a _ everybody else. and what advice would you give to a billionaire i would you give to a billionaire in his 70s who is having trouble slowing down? mr; in his 70s who is having trouble slowing down? my own feelin: is trouble slowing down? my own feeling is that _ trouble slowing down? my own feeling is that i _ trouble slowing down? my own feeling is that i am _ trouble slowing down? my own feeling is that i am in

but it’s just somehow awkward, not in the sense, uncomfortable, why everything is very, very here.eady regretted 100 times that i dressed up like that. in the sense of dressed up, yes, then it bevels, then there it is, well, so to speak, you like it. oh my god, i wish i could take it all off. i mean, i change, i understand, i can offer my warm old sweater, but he's at home. and it's far away in a service apartment, just a stone's throw away. apartment a is understandable. it is impossible to premiere from may 9 at 22:10 for a pensioner in sberbank a free savings card. deposit rate up to 9.5% cashback 3% bonuses in pharmacies loan rate is lower transfer your pension to sberbank online or at the branch staff in a large red package at that moment. now i wish kfc had a whole easter crispy and juicy crust. choose your basket from 169 rubles. they took everything in a commercial bank for a loan of up to 5 million. and now you are already spotting from the light of the wallpaper in the children's loans from sovcombank to the branch and online it is conceived to do five, i can do one for 6

he's -- they have -- the women are so uncomfortable -- this is a women's space and the women are so uncomfortable with them in his space and you know, they can see him, he's got an erection, he's eyeing the girls. this is wrong. society, we have to protect women and this is not about the woke world. this is about protecting women, and honestly, the last call of action i have, i want young women to get either pull out of this sorority, kappa kappa gamma, the only way you are really going to get any results is if everybody gets behind these women, and that's by far the most important thing. so, the entire country has to get behind these women. it's the only way we are going to get any change because there is strength in numbers. >> sandra: and good for them. i can't imagine how hard that is for the girls to speak up and speak out, and detail their experiences with this. but they are doing it. because they feel they have to, and now suing. thank you very much for joining us. >> i applaud these women, go for it. >> sandra: thanks. >> john: always good to hear from caitlyn jenner. more fallout from du

so they were very uncomfortable. so i'm quite fine with your being uncomfortable today. sure enough, the ftc icy acted quickly to make depositors hole, today, appearing was still necessary because it is tragic, avoidable, sequence of events demands accountability. mr. becker, in your opening statement today, and in your response to questions that mirrors your testimony before the senate yesterday, lots of finger pointing, blaming, passing the buck. blaming social media, a tegan's, 2018 republican bill, which you lobbied to help pass. and even your own employees. now, this question might feel a bit like we are off today, but here it is. and i want a yes or no answer, because, i don't have the patience for filibustering, and the american people deserve more than the niceties of a committee hearing. so, yes, cornell. do you accept responsibility for the harm in damage caused by your actions across the financial system and to my constituents in the massachusetts state, yes or no? >> congresswoman, i accept responsibility for the decisions that were made at the time. >> yes o

tech companies count receive payroll and they were very uncomfortable. i'm quite fine with your being uncomfortable today. fdic acted quickly to make depositors whole. the hearing was necessary because this tragic avoidable sequence of events demands accountable. mr. becker, in your opening statements today and in your response to questions that mirrors your testimony before the senate yesterday. loots of finger pointing, blaming, passing the buck. blaming social media, contagion, 2018 republican bill that you lobbied to help pass and even your own employees. now, this question might feel a bit like ground hog's day, but here it is, and i want a yes or no answer and it don't have the patience for filibustering and the american people deserve more than thean niceties of a commite hearing. y or no, do you -- yes or no, do you accept damage for the mass use of march 7. >> congresswoman, i accept responsibilities for the decisions made at the time. >> yes or no, do you accept responsibilities? >> i accept responsibility for the decisions we made at the time.

don't watch my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way in place. the laws which do a search as well as the supervisor, see because the new ones are out there. this is just a booster of seems doing a lot of good movies. as i see, it was the bookcase on the shelves of the new bonus test phones is c as ashton. yes. this is jim this is that it's on the evidence on which the be assessed by using the terms of the new stuff with new it's new states because each of these are the ones this little some, remember who you're going to need. so even with that book just mostly. yup. us producers. were you on possible the dish? super simple little good deal. good for you to deal with 0 for the next week up most is in the syllabus. cook the full just couple more scale. i'm glad the way to keep the due dates in this, in the usual line. you can see the brands detached. you come by, keep for sure what's going on with that, dismissing this list

.— she found it so incredibly uncomfortable. �* . ., ., uncomfortable.ks for joining us, i loved your _ uncomfortable. angela, thanks for joining us, i loved your description of the anointing process because it really is quite a mediaeval process. when you hear descriptions like that from angela, you realisejust when you hear descriptions like that from angela, you realise just how far the states back, and hearing that some of the oil comes from partly and from jerusalem, he's dressed in a simple rope and he changes his clothes four times, it sounds almost made for cinema, not part of the real world. and i guess that's part of the fact that there —— why there are so many tourists watching this, because it's slightly surreal. ., , ., , surreal. you sent me copious notes ahead of the _ surreal. you sent me copious notes ahead of the ceremony, _ surreal. you sent me copious notes ahead of the ceremony, and - surreal. you sent me copious notes ahead of the ceremony, and one i surreal. you sent me copious notes ahead of the ceremony, and one of| ahead of the

uncomfortable being uncomfortable because i don't see an angry person. i see her hurt person. don't see violence, i see trauma. we will bring kindness, that relationship. dan: there are signs of progress in the south bay. homelessness dropping in san jose by 7%. oakland is facing a historic budget deficit and cuts could affect violence prevention programs. community groups held a rally ahead of a special budget meeting. violence prevention stands to have more than $3 million in funding slashed. numerous programs could see budgets shrink and there's concern it could undo progress that's been made over the past couple of years. the oakland mayor says despite the cuts, the overall budget avoids layoffs and no disruption in services. our final building a better bay area breakthrough. legislators urging governor gavin newsom to bailout the states public transit. scott wiener was at the state capitol alongside other lawmakers today. he warned governor newsom that major service cuts will happen if extra funding is not approved and soon. newsom has said tough decisions are necessary a

of course the sfmta was super uncomfortable and like how will we pay for transit for all youth. youth cant afford fares or drive how do you spect them to pay to get to school and their job and since we proposed it we have seen so many positive im pacts. youth and hop and ride for free. they have access to so many opportunities and i think that is so important. making people uncomfurtable and showing change is good and being resisant to change is unhethy. it makes us go in the wrong direction so making people uncomfortable and doing our job to hold them accountable creates positive im pact for the youth in the city. >> i think we make each other uncomfortable too. >> you mean ear each other? >> i remember-we do a retreat before we begin every year to see where people's priorities are and meet each other and we had intentional uncomfortable conversations recognizing the privilege people hold, recognizing the backgrounds people have and how that impact s how they view the world as well. and think that is important and often missing from the conversations we have in the city. i ofte

people stand in town halls and _ a bit uncomfortable.y allegiance to the king and to the state. it's just we never think about it. we to the state. it's 'ust we never think about it._ to the state. it's 'ust we never think about it. ~ ., , think about it. we have never been asked to do — think about it. we have never been asked to do it _ think about it. we have never been asked to do it before _ think about it. we have never been asked to do it before and _ think about it. we have never been asked to do it before and this - think about it. we have never been asked to do it before and this is - asked to do it before and this is one of the most stark differences from now compared to 1953. those who are not in favour, _ from now compared to 1953. those who are not in favour, you _ from now compared to 1953. those who are not in favour, you want _ from now compared to 1953. those who are not in favour, you want to _ from now compared to 1953. those who are not in favour, you want to do - are not in favour, you want to do away with the monar

garcia said police were kind but sleeping on the floor was too uncomfortable.says the kids were cold and hungry in the police station. they got out and found beds in chicago's pacific garden mission. governor abbott responded to the mayor, it is ironic to hear you complain about chicago's struggle which is a fraction of the record high numbers we deal with in texas on a regular basis. >> lightfoot threatened she will act the federal government to withhold fema funds for texas if governor abbott continues to bus people to chicago. that flow of migrants is only expected to increase when title 42 expires. >> dana: thank you, mike tobin. >> bill: more with the former vice president mike pence. thank you for being with us today. you are home in indiana. appreciate you being here. two things came to mind. republicans want mayokas out. even if they get their wish there won't be a policy change on the border. we can see that clearly. two months ago you were sitting on the set and said this administration is part of the open border society. we're about to see whether or

you know, at the moms or, and the way it was treated and talked to make me feel uncomfortable, the phone just especially as a woman does not seem to hold what to do extra. he has. what about you have a costume to come by. what once handed a cost to me, a silver mini skirt, if it didn't even glitter that loves live and withheld her panties underneath, in a silver bikini, i never felt so uncomfortable need. will it be for the end of voice that job made me realize where my boundaries were some type of justice. and after that, i'd refuse, which probably got me on the wrong side of the odd choreographer or what they didn't want you to say. want to just any, the answer is just confused. sometimes i think it's about showing as much skin as possible from drop, which is exactly what they said with the one job. i mean we have these wicked outfits in the customer. was this big fancy car brand? hi, fancy, well on this and they said no 95 percent of the audience are meant and they want to see your skin a fast body. i'm that was the message, the industry and to get ahead in the industry, you'll need t

i never felt so uncomfortable me with the ends of voice. that job made me realize where my boundaries were some type of jobs. and after that, i'd refuse, which probably got me on the wrong side of the odd choreographer or what they didn't want to say. want to just any, the answer is just confused. sometimes i think it's about showing as much skin as possible from drop, which is exactly what they said with the one job. i mean we have these wicked outfits in the customer. was this big fancy car brand? hi, fancy, well on this and they said no 95 percent of the audience are men and they want to see your skin a vast body. i'm. that was the message, the industry and to get ahead in the industry, you'll need to build yourself the shield to say this is me and this is what i'm about. and these are my boundaries. and that 1st is one definitely can reset. it shuts this to saturday. that's good. i like the, the style, it's me, but that's not me. a defendant more of the kind of was i'm just going to go there. so we'll set hyphen life is confidential. th

uncomfortable being uncomfortable because i don't see an angry person. i see her hurt person.'t see violence, i see trauma. we will bring kindness, that relationship. dan: there are signs of progress in the south bay. homelessness dropping in san jose by 7%. oakland is facing a historic budget deficit and cuts could affect violence prevention programs. community groups held a rally ahead of a special budget meeting. violence prevention stands to have more than $3 million in funding slashed. numerous programs could see budgets shrink and there's concern it could undo progress that's been made over the past couple of years. the oakland mayor says despite the cuts, the overall budget avoids layoffs and no disruption in services. our final building a better bay area breakthrough. legislators urging governor gavin newsom to bailout the states public transit. scott wiener was at the state capitol alongside other lawmakers today. he warned governor newsom that major service cuts will happen if extra funding is not approved and soon. newsom has said tough decisions are necessary amid

in the presence of all 15 members of the security council, he voiced these most uncomfortable questionsch they usually do not answer, in a live broadcast to the whole world. why is the world obliged to obey the will of one golden billion? why is there segregation in the world everything is already, in my opinion, even at the universal level, given that they and outer space began to divide and already master what, in fact, no one can even. eh, to theoretically realize somewhere there, you can clearly see what the space programs are focused on, the united states of america is already increasingly dividing and not even the surface of the earth, and here is the universe that no one has yet reached and divided it. why is this segregation going on? how long and on what grounds will we see this modeling of the world according to the principle of some kind of world order rule-based, given that these rules? no one has ever lirol and no one has ever read them either. how much longer will the world community endure these mockeries of common sense without being able to. even asking a question is ve

yes, some of their own peculiarities of some ideological peculiarities, and they are uncomfortable, andland in the west and uh hmm they could find a second home here for all. i think that the answer is positive , again, we know that since the fourteenth year people have been fighting in novorossia, but people. uh, the french are just like the french fought in the troops there. and potemkina yes, today the aesthetic and the french, who even without russian roots in the same way as the germans, are serbs who then, even under elizabeth catherine , again fought in new russia. that is, here are such e about phrases. yes, how did you say? and they are already there suggesting that it is nothing impossible. what is it really just needed work with such people and create conditions for them. for example, i once met representatives of such an interesting group. and as for brown or afrikaners , yes, that is, they are white farmers who live there in south africa right now very uncomfortable and they are interested in russia, russia is attractive to them, but we understand that we don’t have the sam

people in a boat who balance being together so i am philosophical about this and ready for your uncomfortablewith exports, luckily, exports are going to me very good news i was sure in principle but a little. to be honest, i was worried about the grain corridor because there was silence until the last one, and this silence was clearly too serious. the cutting was going, it was clear that the russians use grain in the corridor to solve their problems. although they like to tell us that the sanctions are only on the policy , but it turns out to be of no use , they persistently demand that they be removed from the substation of the cunning bank in order to allow more exports to be included and the soft pipeline-tagliatti odesa although they declare and tell that they have solved this issue and they transport ammonia in the novorossiysk railway and from there they already load it and take it to their customers in the world, that is, how it turns out that the sanctions are actually not beneficial if they use the grain corridor situation and here there was a completely new player appeared, you know

i bit needs this feeling very uncomfortable about so that's probably the point of the families and so hopefully help help us to shake ourselves out of our apathy. the $76.00, the addition of the world's leading film get together was a particularly glitzy affair. returning to full strength after several unsteady years due to the pen, demik i'll call to postpone in scottsboro has been following events, income. he believes in that to me or for, for the 0 of to been the the price in my opinion, definitely did. uh this, this film, uh, but just simply a is, is on its surface, a court room drama. it stars the german actress sandoval, who don't amazing a performance as a german writer, married to a french writer. he dies in this strange accident and she's accused of murder and is put on trial of forced to defend herself in, in french and the language. she only speaks as a foreigner and that sort of the surface thriller which is very interesting and very compelling. um, but underneath what uh the director tells is a story of how the culture works within the legal system. how women are treated

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and so that the variance to can uncomfortably slim lead into the locker room. and then the unthinkable when dan lou beach fired in a penalty to level the sport with less than 10 minutes from time the volume binge had reason to worry but they needn't have on 89 minutes jamal and lucy, i look put the variance back on top and back on track for the title lucy, i little working some magic before heating the target in style. and they had done it. byron. unix stowed up an incredible 11 straight buddhist league, a title. they may have started the day to points back in the 2nd place, but they ended on much more familiar ground. as boone does, lee good champions dealt with so they ended crushed hopes and dreams. all they had to do was be mites and the buddhist legal title was they is. but despite coming on strong and scoring 2 goals in the 2nd half, all they could manage withdrawal. the stage was set endorsement where the yellow and black supporters were dreaming of only one thing. the 1st buddhist, like a trophy since 2012 and what could possibly go wrong. the mid table

he made you feel uncomfortable in court. he made me to feel uncomfortable on court.e, he was playing inside the line all the time. the best line all the time. it was tough for me to get into the match and to rally. i made a lot of mistakes that i usually don't make too much. in the women's draw, elena rybakina saw off marketa vondrousova 6—3 6—3 to reach her first wta claycourt quarter—final. rybakina will face either top—ranked iga swiatek, the twice defending champion, or croatia's donna vekic. cricket now: gujarat titans are the first team to seal a play—off place in this year's ipl. they beat sunrisers hyderabad by 3a runs in ahmedabad — a result which means sunrisers can't reach the knockout stage. shubman gill's maiden ipl hundred propelled titans to 188—9 after they were put into bat. mohammed shami and mohit sharma each took four wickets as sunrisers collapsed to isa—9. in the coming hours, britain's geraint thomas will head into the tenth stage of the giro d'italia with a three—second overall lead over slovenia's primoaz roglic. world champion remco evenepoe

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