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places, first place warner bros. means y of which there are almost 7 million billion views universal picturesompanies , you will agree fourth place mosfilm which has almost 3 billion views, but at the same time the number of films that we have on youtube is almost two, or even more times less than those who occupy the first trimesters. well, just objectively, for example, we have 1,400 films, and for example, warner brother has 2,600 films. well behind us who is coming interesting fifth place 20th century fox with 2.8 and walt disney with 2 billion is also not the weakest. as they say, yes uh company. this is how the story goes, that is, in today’s situation, when our culture is completely closed, and it is completely closed. completely ironclad. it is closed everywhere and unfriendly. and by the way, in friendly countries, many are friends, and countries are simply afraid that they will be boycotted on a cultural level. and although they seem to hesitate, in this sense it is. and the mosfilm channel is the only channel that is a real soft power that's the number of views. this is a real real

i’ll express my grievance here, well, i think this is kind of a universal picture , teachers, doctorss... experiences, and even where a person shares his pain, yes, but he can’t to say exactly where it hurts, so our task is to draw a little towards dialogue, it’s not easy, we are in the church of st. nicholas of japan, let’s talk a little about the history of the parish, how it was born, how it was when the beginning of the 2000s - the name of the lamp... the enlightener of japan, it began to enter the life of the orthodox consciousness, orthodox believers, just with the expansion of the missionary service of the russian orthodox church, the first excerpts from his diaries began to be published, he was born into a rural family deacon, in the smolensk province in the first third of the 19th century, he lost his mother early, was orphaned, and as the son of the clergy, he had a theological school, that is, such a scenario of life that was very understandable for that time... era, theological school, smolensk theological seminary , he graduated excellently and was enrolled at the state e

he did a universal pictures movie last year, he just happens to have a youtube channel where he talksut conspiracy theories to an audience that laps it up. she also alleged his management attempted to explain their relationship. he told me that his management had told him, his agent, not to be seen out and about... his management had advised him not to be seen out and about with a 16—year—old? yes, they said it wasn't a good look for him and his career. there was some kind of discussion, maybe we can say she is your goddaughter? well, we cannot say she is your niece because people know you are an only child. there were those kind of discussions and it was... well, why don't you just stay inside? and we only met inside the four walls of his, you know, his room. there are also questions for the bbc over russell brand's alleged use of their car service. so you believe a bbc car picked you up from school to take you somewhere to meet him? it was back to his house. you know that because of the way you saw the cars? yes, because i had used one of their cars previously, he told me just to te

he's not outside the mainstream, he did a universal pictures movie last year. he just happens to have a youtube channel where he talks about conspiracy theories to an audience that laps it up. yeah, i take an awful lot of precautions. what i do is i make absolutely sure that it is a woman, and then go for it! however, why is this happening now? because there have long been rumours. the investigating team were far from the first to look at brand. the difficulty with stories - like this is that they are so hard and so many news outlets have tried to do this story in _ the past and failed. no, is this andrew sachs' answerphone? well, jonathan, this is unconventional. i'll blurt something out. don't blurt something out! he has been courting controversy throughout his career. when the bbc parted company with him in 2008 over sexually offensive answerphone messages. # i do apologise for these terrible attacks # andrew sachs... there have been other stories in the papers about his conduct in the studio. his career is a showreel of moments that cross boundaries. things

and universal pictures jumped all over. kevin costner jumped all over it. the movie was made in 1999. some of you maybe it may have seen for love of the game, kevin costner and kelly preston are the movies on cable all the time and most people don't realize that movie is based on the book by michael scherer twice movies have come out based on his books that he didn't live to see. and i'm in the movie, by the way i got my one second claim to fame. so so on hulu or wherever freeze frame it and. now we talked about his work in it and again is, teddy roosevelt, which we're going to get to and the incredible amount of writing done around the american civil war, world war two, the american revolution, mexican war. we were just the mexican war and his korean war books are just remarkable, remarkable books. and particularly the stories we don't necessarily know. i'll pair that to where we are as a country. terms of our high school and middle schools and junior high. so there's something called the nepa. the nation's report card is a shorthand and we just had the ba

from our sister company universal pictures starring jt himself hits theaters the 17th of november.e he went around and was buying folks drinks for six hours straight ahead of the release of his studio album called autumn variations it's deeply personal and the new project, he describes it as a sound track for autumn that seems like a warm pug who doesn't want a warm hug from ed sheeran a new track called "american town." ♪ english girl in an american town ♪ english ♪ >> i went to the concert last weekend with my son. >> you did >> there is little soboroff. he loved it. >> look at little jacob. >> yeah, right his hair is way better if you are around today, you may run into ed too. he's doing a pop up on our plaza. yesterday he revealed he plans on hanging out. >> what do you mean a pop-up. l. it is on his >> just show up. that's what he said. it's on instagram. it's raining, no problem come anyways. >>> next up, wynona and trisha yearwoodd version of "cry myself asleep" on a title of "a tri lending their voices to this soulful and powerful track listen ♪ i gave to you everything tha

. ♪ >> ainsley: the great tulane university. that picturetop of the hour, lawrence jones joined our team this week and it is a picture of all four of us. >> lawrence: we are hugging. >> steve: we are. >> ainsley: we love each other. >> steve: we started two hours ago, the banner said september 20th. we know what that day is. >> ainsley: weird when you see your birthday on the screen. today is my birthday. thank you. >> brian: how are you celebrating? >> steve: this is it. >> ainsley: a few friends are taking me to lunch. >> steve: some day drinking. >> ainsley: maybe. pick my daughter up from school and spend time with her and her babysitter and with someone else that i love. [laughter] >> brian: okay. >> steve: cake in your future. >> brian: you are sneaky. >> ainsley: might be with a live studio audience. >> steve: we are so glad you were born. >> ainsley: thank you, thanks. my mom used to say that, the children's book title kathie helped me with. >> brian: you remember how young lawrence was when he started doing the show. >> lawrence: be

gotten killed at the end here it is "migration" from universal pictures upcoming animated movie is gettingled today is the last word our phones will auto correct to duck then little gwen mallard brings out their own piece of card board that just says just say duck so be careful with your typing, everyone the duck has spoken and migration hits theaters in december >> that's cool >> that's the best promotion >> we have to get outside. you know who is out there? >>> a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia. control teams in alameda county prevent the spread of west nile after contaminated birds were found in livermore. crews will spray around jack williams park and neptune road. >>> interstate 580 alongside collier county road will have spraying in the late night hours. the county asks people to stay indoors and shut your windows while it's going on. >>> take a look how hazy it is. usually we can see the hills from this view, but low visibility and a lot of smoke drifting around. it's unhealthy for sensitive groups. you don't want to be out for prolonged periods of time. we expect improve

the first six places, first place warner bros. that means they have almost 7 billion views universal pictureslms, and for example, warner brother has 2,600 films. well, who is behind us, interestingly, the fifth place is twentieth century fox, which has 2.8, and walt disney, which has 2 billion, is also not the weakest. as they say, yes uh company. this is how the story goes, that is, in today's situation, when our culture is completely closed. it is completely closed. completely ironclad. it is closed everywhere and unfriendly. and by the way, in friendly countries, because many are friends, that countries are simply afraid that they will be attacked boycott on a cultural level. and although they seem to hesitate, in this sense this is the mosfilm channel - this is the only channel that is a real soft power. this is the number of views. this is real. really soft power must say that the soviet union could not achieve this. well , there was no internet then, and just for example , a few more numbers. for 23 years the number of views is russia 225 million, ukraine 77 77 million are still watchi

universal ceo lucian grange was pictured in november 2016 a fundraizer for the israeli occupation forces in beverly hills, california. it is highly unlikely that a man of his prestige would attend such event without donating. grange is very. close friends with former israeli soldier and prolific zinust lobbist heim saiban. so much so that grange recently appointed saiban as a director of universal music group. over the years, imesban has raised hundreds of millions for the israeli occupation forces and other israel lobby groups too. sayaban also funds the democrats and has been described as scripting u.s. president biden's policy on israel. lucian granger's wife, caroline miss is a trustee of the bernard lewis family charital trust. the family's assets are held by the lewis trust group which is controlled by an offshore company registered in the tax haven of the cayman islands. the trust has property holdings worth over 1 billion pound including 30 hotels and the zinist entity. through her role at the trust, the wife of luu grange, caroline louis, has funded the zinist federation, the mo

universe and tried to find different elements and quite hot elements within the universe and find very exciting pictures-- to. ~ ., ., ., ., to. we look forward to that. thank you — to. we look forward to that. thank you for _ to. we look forward to that. thank you for being - to. we look forward to that. thank you for being on - to. we look forward to that. thank you for being on the l thank you for being on the programme, natasha. iwill thank you for being on the programme, natasha. i will be back at the top business stories next. hello there. i've got a couple of interesting sunsets to show you. the first of these shows, well, rather subdued colours in the skies in norfolk. and that was because we've got thick layers of saharan dust in the sky — and all saharan dust is good for is, well, blocking out some of the sun's light. whereas in the much cleaner skies and cleaner air that we've had in scotland, some really spectacular sunsets as all of the sun's light can come flooding across the sky. now, looking at the weather pattern at the moment, we've got more of our september heat wave to come thanks to

the next issues. like the barbie doll in the window wants the main growth in the picture, i’m like fedrick in the universe main level in the picture howl war hey black eyes oh war i'm already going crazy he's like dynamite chervalet don't come everything inside me is burning come on the bartender will repeat you're so alone you're so merciless i want to hit on you but it’s unlikely that everything inside me is burning, come on. this god's oscar is not like the barbie doll in the window wants the main role in the film, i'm like federik to the universe, give oscars to the goddess , it's like the barbie doll in the window wants the main role in the movie. be mine, mine, mine, we shine thousands of lights, and we’ll get our oscar, we’ll fly away here , goddess, doll in the window, picture, coffee shop, give an oscar to this goddess , as if the barbie doll in the window wants the main role in the picture, i’m like frederico in the universe, give it, from the secret, the gods are not like, the barbie doll in the window wants the main role in karterne, kofelene, let's oscagina, like the barbie doll in the window

university. candice: why have you posted those pictures? elizabeth: this was a completely normal picture. posted photos of them working on skeletal remains or with skeletal remains. candice: so you don't think it's insensitive? elizabeth: i think it's insensitive if i would put a clown's hat on the skull. i think that this photo showed my respect. anthropology is at risk. it's at risk for losing all the skeletal collections, but it's also at risk of losing the goal to understand through scientific research as opposed to accepting just so stories to prevent from offending somebody. candice: if these remains and these artifacts were from your great ancestors and were dug up by someone not associated with you, how would you feel about that? elizabeth: i would have no problem with it. my parents in their will have said that they want to donate their bodies to science. i plan to do the same. candice: but nakia zavalla says that's not what her ancestors and thousands of others wanted. while repatriation has improved, zavalla says trust still wavers. nakia: i think that their words need to be fo

that is a typical picture of such a burnout. are there any universal make you feel like you're burning out, right? first, how? why do you feel something? are you burning out? yes , i don’t want to go to work, my partners are pissed off. yes some colleagues here is what needs to be done in this situation, even psychosomatics on their knees, even psychosomatics went to their knees. you see, he understood, yes, their legs do not want to go somewhere. yes? but what to do? how about a man? well, somehow i don’t know how to gather myself there calmly, firstly. first. we say goodbye to ourselves for our burnout and the second. uh, the mistake in overcoming the crisis is to try to fill in this pain. how are you? speak black this is the state, yes, pour something positive and these tips, well, go there and relax there. hey, buy yourself anything. eat something tasty there, go for a walk and socialize, play sports. well, how to do all this if you don’t have the strength to do it? yes, therefore, the task is not to receive positive emotions, when you feel bad, an

now we should tell you comcast, the parent company of nbc universal, is a member of that alliance of motion pictures and television producers and was involved in the negotiations. >>> he's a billionaire, a philanthropist, heir to the levi's family fortune, and now daniel lurie wants to be the mayor. he announced his candidacy. while lurie has never held an elective office he has held a position for 15 years. he called a delay in dealing with the city's hopeless encampments and pledged to hire more police officers if elected. some picketers outside today's event who described themselves as mayor breed's supporters voiced skepticism to lurie's qualifications. >> people are tired of the politics of the day where people are just finger pointing and making excuses. they want things done, and i will get things done. >> we're even. when the violence was taking place in the community, we're even. i know mayor breed has been on the frontline. i can speak to that. >> lurie is now the second challenger to mayor london breed. current district 11 supervisor safie announced his intentions to run earlier this summ

we want to mention comcast, the parent company of nbc universal is a member of the alliance of motion pictureevision producers. >>> a chance to meet aquaman, jason mamoa, right here in the bay area. not on the red carpet but maybe at your local grocery store. he's here to promote his liquor company meili vodka. he made stops in redwood city and san jose earlier today. they met with people and signed bottles of their vodka at a grocery store in each city. long lines to see him. if you didn't see him today, you can check him out tomorrow. he'll be in danville and oakland tomorrow. >>> a baseball legend's childhood home is on the move, literally. we'll show you, next. >>> the house of the legendary baseball player is on the move. check it out. this is the childhood home, there it is, the former home run king hank aaron on display of the stadium in mobile, alabama. the city lost ownership of the stadium. to keep the house safe, the house is on the move. it's going back to the neighborhood where hammering hank grew up. it's called pullmanville. the house will continue to act as a tourist destinati

. >> reporter: comcast, the parent company of nbc universal is a member of the alliance of motion picture and television producers. >>> kaiser permanente is on notice tonight that healthcare workers plan to strike if a new labor deal isn't reached by the end of the month. union leaders say the strike is hoping providers chronic short staffing. if kaiser doesn't come to an agreement by september 30th, 75,000 kaiser workers across california, colorado, oregon, washington, virginia, and washington, d.c. will walk off the job it will be the largest healthcare strike in u.s. history. >>> in a statement, kaiser said, quote, for the last 26 years of our historic labor- management partnership, we have reached agreements with the coalition every time with no strikes. our top priority is caring for our members and patients and we have plans in place to ensure we can continue to provide high-quality care should a strike actually occur. we are back in 60 seconds. >>> just ahead they say he pretended he had cancer and they fell for it. the amateur poker player from the bay area accused of telling a bi

now, ior those of you who are marvel cinematic universe fans looking at this picture of n fury and say, thatnosamuel l jackson wolf or for us older comic book readers, we know the first deofick fury on film was david hasselhoff. version ofryhe david hasselhoff the original one, and nick up in the white house to form the newly elected president obama. that a foreign country is america's supervillains as terrorists. and so he he's to inform president obama of exactly what's going on. and of the president is not happy that just shows up uninvited in his office and decides to tell him how to do his job. and he tells him, he tells nick iyou don't at least respect the office, you'll l respect the president. you should t office. and ofourse, comic book continuity. nick fury has been around since world war. emds him of the list of the presidents. he's already, which e eisenhower truman, kennedy, reagan, johnson, nixon.so he'd'. why would i even respect you at this point? so this was a comic book artist and who were talking about the how new and how naive president obama would be when first sta

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pictures. >> world record. >> nebraska played the university of north dakota i think this year. >> nebraska played minnesota this year. got a root for them. [inaudible] [laughter] >> catherine keeps mentioning the voten in iowa, but i've been booed a few times since i've been here. i said, catherine and i fed with the best days in iowa. the day then north dakota beat the cyclones -- [laughter] you soon? come on. it was like 2014, 2016. a long time ago. we were there for both of those games. >> what is concerning you guys these days about the world or nebraska? >> worried about the border. i am. >> these are things that are affecting everybody. >> it is. i'm retired, kind of on a fixed income. >> $700 more a month now before the biden administration. >> yeah. >> inflation. >> oh, yeah, for sure. >> at least they kept the pizza ranch. [laughter] >> campy those prices. >> went to the border a few weeks ago and got two different appointments with the national guard. just shocking how underreported it is. maine, new hampshire, vermont, rhode island, delaware, biden's homestay, and then throw in montana. 6 million peo

pictures. very beautiful, but nothing reaches us. we could read many inscriptions. they didn't study anything. this university not only failed to fulfill its promise and didn't return the papers on time , but it doesn't even provide comprehensive and correct information about the results of the researches. they put their own reputation at the service of siftman islamic unity conference. in addition to these two areas, face-to-face and webinar, we will have two important meetings. with the intellectuals of estani, i.e. 110 of the domestic intellectuals of our country, we will have the same thoughts with these elites regarding the issues related to the religious field and the partnerships that we have with the sunnis and shias and other differences in our country, as well as the different ethnic groups that live in our different provinces are present from 60 cities of our country , friday imams, senior managers and they will be present along with 22 educated women and we will have a meeting with these dear ones. in addition to that one we will also have a discussion meeting with foreign guests , where we will b

. >> bill: yale university are giving students pamphlets with a picture of the grim reaper.dents. don't stay out at 8:00 at night. don't walk alone and avoid public transportation. how is that for a message? >> because these police officers are telling the truth. this is the lack of information that's being given not only to these college campuses but what about the parents who send their kids to school there and schools throughout the entire country? it is a lack of -- an assumption that crime is normalized. i applaud the police officers for telling the students the truth about the rise in crime near yale and other colleges campuses. >> bill: apparently there was a campaign in new york city that used the same image in 1975. they would give the pamphlet to people who arrived at the airports in new york city. the message was stay away from the city. that's how bad things were in manhattan in the mid 1970s. >> bill: let me leave the last point. a year ago the lapd union said the same thing. it is not safe to live or travel to los angeles. they are just being honest. it is dang

universal. they were all sitting down with the motion pictures of television producers and the writers guild.hey have been negotiating for the last two days. it was reported they could have rehe covered the i-- resolved te issues yesterday. there has been no agreement made. >> do you know why? >> we have been talking about the particular issues. it is the streamers and re residuals is the key. the writers feel strongly also about the mini writers rooms they want to impose the studios as well. they say we don't want to be told we have to reduce our writers staff. that is key for them. i think for the actors, it is ongoing pay and the impact of a.i. in the last few hours, we had news they will return to the table today. that is hopeful. that is progress being made. of course, in ten days time, if they don't resolve it, it will be the longest strike in history for the writers dps guild of america. and i would like to add the american public, over 50% of them, are supporting the writers and actors. >> it is a fair flsplit. very interesting. let's hope the negotiations do reach some sort of resolu

kolyar energy on silk canvases the hidden people to the wife a picture of the batyk technician can be known from the remnant of cholera the universityculture of the show to the temple the hot wax of the pharma on here is a hair dryer life hack, and we will fall from the creation of the canvas of the thoughtful master class autosis will be given, molodechno tatyana berzovets from the victorious and the entourage to the end copyright has risen. it was coarse salt that was poured onto the thick paint, and due to this, the salt removes the color. and here are such beautiful effects, batik, of course, there is traditional hot and cold, but i, uh, since i have pictures i allow myself to misbehave, i mix techniques, and therefore there are a lot of mixed techniques. ah, and various special effects, i use such as craquelure and salt, uh, effects. i am an accountant by profession a few years ago. i bought paints and for a long time i wanted to learn how to draw under the fabric. and when i heard that there is such a master tatyana and she comes to us in minsk , i came to her master class with great pleasure. i see how it is necessary to draw

university, uh, american. and so we see people there in this idyllic picture, no one will be in black, everything will be in somehis trend for old money. i really like it when people who have never had money teach other people who have never had money either. money to study looks as if they are in the seventh generation there. no, it’s just that the word is very associated with some london. so with some like this, and harvard is beautiful, and some are so dark green. these are the dark green publishers. these are very brown. and what does it have to do with people like how is this probably right, old money? well, that's how it is. this happened precisely from these prestigious schools and universities, where it was just a common form. i understand correctly, these uh diamond-shaped ones. yes, this is all from there too. yeah, it's beautiful. it seems to me that this very very style originated from the very beginning. uh, well, it’s believed to have originated in america, but we know that the americans, uh, always wanted to look the way they look. uh, euro-europeans, who have, uh, a generation of aristocracy and

. >> comcast, the parent company of nbc universal, is a member of the alliance of motion picture and television producers. >>> well, a fund-raiser literally taking this in addition to new heights in san francisco. path walk over the edge is taking over the westin st. francis in union square. the event firefighters went first rappelling off the side of the hotel. >> today more than 60 people will rappel 150 feet down, outside of the historic hotel, including our own marcus washington and janelle wang. now, the goal, raise $100,000 for the organization stands for aneurysm and azm foundation. people affected by brain aneurysms and strokes. hoping the event will bring attention to a condition that impacts millions. >> 1 in 50 have an unruptured brain aneurysm. know the symptoms. a way to bring awareness to our community. >> people who choose to keep their feet on the ground, live music, local vendors and a stroke awareness station hosted by ucsf. the event starts at 9:00 a.m. >>> coming together to help our climate in crisis. the california coast will hopefully soon be a bit cleaner. vol

university of california. thank you for coming on the program. if anybody ever wants to take down a picturee internet, trying to get a hold of the internet companies or the social media companies to do that is near impossible. if we have these images out there, shouldn't we be putting more onus on the companies to do that if requests are made? >> thank you. you are absolutely right that there is at least a moral and social obligation on these companies to do a lot more in terms of taking down these images once they are progated. part of the challenge is that it turns out to be very difficult technically to do that. it can be hard to track the images that are passed around with the social network and it can be hard to find them again. it is easy to me small changes and detect them. we are going to need some kind of overhaul of the framework of this network so that we can have better tracking of these images. >> and rules of the ai companies often monitor it. >> it is a lot more challenging to ask of one of these companies. part of the business model is to enable companies to use the technolo

university and works in our program. this is seryozha prokofiev seryozha come to us. about coffee, now we will show a pictureyour generation listens to music, the mouse of the russian revolution does not allow itself this. let's see. and you tell me, are headphones of all kinds really so popular, or does it seem to us from the outside, so when you go down, it's very noisy there and turn on the volume. just to the maximum to drown out this noise. now you want to conduct a test for everyone and i want to invite a wonderful doctor to us before this test. this is an ent, a doctor, a surgeon. dmitriy semyonovich gorin head of the ear, nose and throat diseases department. please, what is the age of your hearing ? yes , unfortunately, yes, and i understand that there we are talking about acoustic trauma about the excessive influence of loud sounds on these hair cells. let's come. right here. here to this layout is the layout of the ear you are as a fifth year student. a show where is here these same auditory nerves along the cochlea. there is a special hole there and the liquid in this liquid circulates hairs, if t

picture from college. thank you. and the meantime the universityder fire for reportedly telling nursing students to question children a young as three about their gender. let's bring in marty mcgarry. his glad to have you on. there are true that are biologically transgender. we have taken care of those children for centuries, this is a new concept called gender fluidity. everybody is born gender-neutra and you get the pics of these nurses are being trained to ask these three -year-old kids do you feel like a boy inside or a girl inside or neither or both, and many times now increasingly the healthcare providers are asking the parent to leave if you're asked to leave, you don' have to leave, if i say no i'm going to stay here with my kid. so the fox poll says this about joe biden, does joe biden have the mental soundness. you can see now, dixie 1 percen say no, i put that up to get this into this because the intercept rates this. the study warns that dimension among u.s. officials poses at national security threats. of what they're saying is too man

you had no experience and no work with the picture you worked on radio, and you knew the texts, how to write, but today you have already passed these universitieslevision, katya? and television is also a kind of drug, well, that is, if you take the radio, yes, here it is a little one thing, television is another, i always knew. well, i don’t know, i have such a life, probably going exactly according to plan, that when i’m 30, in my 30s i’ll definitely go to work on television, well, actually, it turned out that way, spurred by circumstances, and television is still a little different , i can say there is one big minus in television: life flies by instantly, that is, the morning begins, the day ends, everything happens very eventful, on the one hand, of course, this is a minus. yes, on the other hand, and again, this is a tone, these are different changing circumstances, it is always very interesting , this is a life filled with some events, you go to some kind of filming, you sit on the air or play the next oppositionist, you can feel like both a spy and a detective, well, in general, trying on take on any role, and do your job well. i also oft

is not the digital world, it’s actually some kind of horror, we ’ll give you the pictures ourselves. this is the universeh a blue flame, well then, again , in this concept of the existence of some kind of digital, digital deepstate, it means that these people are them they won’t give a damn about foreign, let’s say, politics about the image of the united states in the world, absolutely, yes, but there is also something that is there: the intersection of these euler circles in such a gray area bvkrock, yes, is the largest investment company, which on the one hand invests, which invests in all this now, and at the same time invests, well, nominally. holder, through no one invests in apple, in amazon, in google and in everything in this entire digital world, yes, the question is on what side of the scale, if they are already starting to abandon the green agenda, black rock, because that they understand, it doesn’t generate income, yeah, that’s eag, there’s environmental social governance, there, yes, there’s all this green tinsel, so suddenly those who are promoted very actively, aggressively, they say, wel

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kept silent here, well, scientists from the university of ontario, which has long been involved in the topic of ukrainian the collaborators published these pictures of yaroslav at the race, which he himself had previously posted online, including photos of his colleagues during training. the size of the division is treacherous. a collaborator armed formation in the service of the third reich, recruited from former ukrainian punitive forces. and it is good, it was used only against unarmed villagers against the partisans , but in the battle against the red army in one single battle for brody in 1944. this formation was completely defeated and taken to the nazi rear. zelensky is famous because when he is asked questions about cars in the center of kiev, he immediately remembers his jewish roots. this is supposedly supposed to prove that there is no nazism in ukraine, and during the canadian tour. without hesitation, he rushed to applaud the ss man as if the division was galichnaya, had never hunted for time, probably at that moment, uh, his poor grandfather, the kingdom of heaven turned over for him, because in fact he shook hands and joyfully hugg

taking with the cameras that will take pictures later, it does not reach us much, we could read a lot of inscriptions , they did not read anything, this university not only did not fulfill its promise and did not return the plates on time, but even comprehensive information and it does not provide accuracy about the output of the researches and only provides a part of the findings to the researchers in the database of the institute. the achaemenid al-bah is a very new source of information about the language of the achaemenid empire, which extended from egypt to india. also, this information about ordinary people, institutions, economy, etc production provides us with religious elders and government . what is the importance of achaemenid golli tablets? a number of small tablets with some cuneiform inscriptions and inscriptions . the linguists gradually realized that these are a kind of civil and administrative archives. about the roads , courtiers are the wages of workers and historical figures. here we read that 11 karshahs, approximately equivalent to one kilogram of silver , were paid to a group of choub carvers and role-playing artists in pe

university, what about the dust, dust, commotion. terrible. because when will they reset with you? no idea. because the picture is only lots of talk and nothing happens, which is just sort, he's looking after you and it's a little bit of a circle in zillow. they do nothing and say nothing because you're left to fend for yourselves. i saw the excavation, d, stabilizes the ground with regards to that i took, i took a lot of cracks are already showing in many houses at some point it did all collapse right. these are the losers in the china, serbia, economic arrangement. the family has been waiting for months to be re settled soon. they will have to say good bye to their home. the good is really the end according to some believe the good is always good. according to research, can we glimpse the after life scientific update? 40 to answer to almost every thing in 30 minutes, d w, my childhood, my country, i get the one of them, i am is fine of this trash. so less than that. and at the bank level, john, going to audio one of my chief question, either them for the justice. as for that, get them one of the bind labels.

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the university school beren and progress the narrators of the country observe and narrate these developments. i ask the students to observe the developments, each with their pen , with the picture they make, and after preparing the report they make, bring these reports to the school, the principal and the respected teachers. to see the films and show them in the school for all the students and for the parents of the students and this should be done in the region in addition to the school and in the region in the city in the province in the country the festival organizer of education and cultivation from the reports and surveys prepared by the students for the country will be very spectacular, because from the perspective of our teenagers and young people, when these reports are prepared, you can go to your father to know what happened before, to your mother and then to your grandparents, talk to me about what happened to my grandparents in the past. we were his mother. this school, which was built on this day, was prepared for you in a short time . from the regions of the country, what happened only in the area construction, factory and industry issues in various issues, you ca

the universe of the stomach or university medical centre at rotterdam, and the teaching facility itself, fires were set. the suspect was actually arrested, we've seen pictures way of confirmation, we have a couple more details from the police there, saying they are not looking for any other suspect. he active democrat acted alone, motive not yet clear. as we get any more details from that shooting there in rotterdam, we will bring them to you. new rules have been published for what presenters on flagship bbc programmes can say on social media, following a row over gary lineker�*s posts. in march, the bbc presenter was suspended for a tweet criticising the government's asylum policy. he was then reinstated after a few days. the report says high—profile presenters should be allowed to express views on issues and policies, but should stop short of political campaigning. our culture and media editor katie razzall reports. welcome to the antiques roadshow. awesome! this is massive news... just some of the flagship programmes whose presenters must now abide by new bbc social media rules. just the five games for you this week... they include, of course, match of t

the reopening . schools and universities, today we had the success of 20,300 dear students and students attending the launch site and working hard to get there . the pictures are being spread. yes, it is encouraging that these children are very enthusiastic. i wanted to actually dedicate today's success to all students, i'm going to end our time. i thank you for being with us in tonight's special news interview. good night, god . saddam, the president of iraq from 1979 to 203 ad and one of the other ten known in the world. the process of aggression against iran was met with the green light of the united states and widespread support from the east and the west. all the prominent powers of the world that day became one front, and in this attack on us, the attack on the islamic republic and the islamic revolution has become a part of america, a kind of europe , each of its different countries is a kind of block in the east. the region that ruled under the framework of monarchical systems were worried about the spread of the islamic revolution . all these things that were bought from the europeans with the money of our arab friends, who gave him the money, and