has changed with me after the game. for 85 years, the belarusian state university of physical education has become the largest sports universitycountry, and it all started with the creation of a small sports college in 1929. there were only a few dozen students here. today, the university of physical education is, first of all, a unique material and technical base. in the capital microdistrict vesnyanka, students and teachers have at their disposal most of the entire sports cluster, including arenas for major international competitions. on the eve of the anniversary , an actual new stadium with a football field of the latest generation and the same modern running track was put into operation; not only an infrastructure facility for the learning process was fully completed, but, in fact, was created an ideal closed-loop training of athletes for many sports, to be honest. what is such a huge complex. i have not seen anywhere, that is, everything necessary for the quality of conducting classes with our students for the training process. there is. did you say right? i answered at the right time. well , let's say so many countries

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has changed with me after that. for 85 years, the belarusian state university of physical education has become the largest sports universitytry, and it all started with the creation of a small sports college in 1929 . there were only a few dozen students here. today, the university of physical education is, first of all, a unique material and technical base. in the capital microdistrict vesnyanka, students and teachers have at their disposal most of the whole sports cluster, including arenas for holding the largest international competitions of the anniversary, in fact, a new stadium with a football field of the latest generation and the same modern running track was put into operation; what is such a huge complexes. i have not seen anywhere, that is, everything necessary for the quality of conducting classes with our students for the training process. there is everything rightly said here. i traveled around at the time. well, let's say so many countries and have seen everything, but to be honest, even if we take the post-soviet space, there is no space in such conditions, except for white.

from the university of ha is using her standing to back this agricultural transformation at the moment, just under 16 percent of what is harvested worldwide, directly ends up on our plates. 72 percent of it is turned into animal feed and 11.7 percent is used as biofuel or as an industrial commodity. in mission viejo, mia awfully. we have to move towards producing more food and away from animal feed and fuel type stuff. above all, we need vegetables, hospital men, at the moment it's brought in from around the world. i'd like local agriculture to increase and become more crisis resilient rushed in. if we ate less meet, there would be enough food for another $4000000000.00 people. that's another reason why all to calvin gall and her students are looking for plants that might thrive locally. need to be whatever flourishes here in the test garden could help guarantee food security in the future. the pop noise a lot, we need new species. that's why we have this garden of to morrow here and for that also farmers don't have to try things out on their fields. that's we're doing a bit of the leg

university of the country the university of physical education celebrates its 85th anniversary during this time more than 35,000 specialists of various profiles have been trained 118 graduates have won olympic medals today the university has, perhaps, one of the best infrastructures in the world for training coaches physical education teachers and even directors of sports shows new stadium, which was put into operation. september was the icing on the cake. now the university has a complete closed cycle of training athletes, including national teams, is expanding and international cooperation is being improved by scientific methodological activities. in order to e

recently, our academy of sciences has its own university. this is a project. my name is ekaterina beretskaya. hello, and look at the program. why did our academies of sciences need their own alma mater through practice to theory how are the classes of future academicians going, and who is going to study at a university over belarus will you find out very soon we have a lot of questions about the new educational institution of the academy of sciences sincerely pleased that the most important person agreed to answer everything , at the new university in our studio director marat gennadievich hello marat gennadievich zhilinsky rector of the university of the national academy of sciences of belarus candidate of historical sciences associate professor author of more than 140 scientific publications of textbooks and monographs in 2001, the institute for the training of scientific personnel was established at the academy of sciences in 2022. now we will decide on the dates, but september definitely appeared on the basis of the institute for training personnel. tell us

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of your athletes has run. whether he was engaged in the activity that the coach gave the task there, yes, the methodologist of the university ermolovich claims these trackers are equally useful, both in cyclic sports and in games, during the analysis of the game, the football coach has unbiased information not only about the volumes performed, but also about the correctness of tactical actions, but in general, sports science has long allowed boys and girls to make the right choice still early. in childhood, testing the body according to the main criteria will easily and impartially determine the predisposition of any person to sports. however, here. you can also easily stumble upon unrequited love when a child, for example, loves volleyball, but his physical qualities indicate great opportunities in weightlifting to direct future athletes along the right path and there is one of the tasks of scientific selection, especially in countries such as belarus where there is no huge personnel resource. and all the equipment which we have here hmm and is purchased annually, and it's all mobile, that is. you don't need any charging o

from the university of ha is using her standing to back this agricultural transformation at the moment, just under 16 percent of what is harvested worldwide, directly ends up on our plates. 72 percent of it is turned into animal feed and 11.7 percent is used as biofuel or as an industrial commodity. emerson v. done via awfully. we have to move towards producing more food and away from animal feed and fuel type stuff. we have above all, we need vegetables, hospital men at the moment it's brought in from around the world. i'd like local agriculture to increase and become more crisis resilient rushdin. if we ate less meet, there would be enough food for another $4000000000.00 people. that's another reason why all to call vega and her students are looking for plants that might thrive locally. need to be whatever flourishes here in the test garden could help guarantee food security in the future. the pop noise lot, we need new species. that's why we have this garden of to morrow here. and for that, how so farmers don't have to try things out on their fields that we're doing a bit of the leg

again, they moved, where they moved, and in the buildings of the university campus , the only building that hashe building in which the administration is now located. rector from our university this is the red building of the faculty of physics, which means this is the building in which it means uh, hmm, classes began before the eyes of both students and teachers who returned to minsk , a terrible picture of the destruction of the laboratory-museum and classrooms equipment and literature. everything was plundered academic buildings and dormitories of the university were burned. academic year 1944 was celebrated for the forty-fifth year, as the most difficult in the history of the belarusian state university, it was necessary to start all over again to breed the university. after in advance passed through rather difficult conditions alexander kakhanovsky, dean of the faculty of history of the belarusian state university rooms, it is clear that it was not always hungry and cold not so often, but in reading the memoirs of students of those years one is amazed at the atmosphere that existed among s

united states is, has and its allies, and been able to muster and create an artificial environment of support of roughly 90 percent for ukraine. and much of this as a study by the university of adelaide has shown much of this is artificial and created by boss. but nevertheless, it forms part of the environment which allows the west to continue to prosecute this war. well, it's interesting, karen, i'm sorry, sarah. well, you know, if you have bad narratives, it creates bad outcomes when it comes to policy, kind of reflecting on what would nichol i just said here might be the problem i have at this point in time. if nobody wants to negotiate, then why should russia pursue its military goals and ukraine? i mean, there's nobody to talk to. and nobody wants to go on forever, particularly people in russia. i can tell you that. but if there's no interlocutor, then what's the point of trying to figure out what the other guy is thinking other than the propaganda that we've been hearing near russia will continue achieving its goals, whatever they may particularly be. go ahead, sarah. well, really, russia has no choice because although, again and again from every direction, they hav

universities of the country the university of physical education celebrates its 85th anniversary during this time more than 35,000 specialists of various profiles have been trained 118 graduates won olympic medals today, the university hasaps, one of the best infrastructures in the world for the training of physical education teacher trainers and even directors of sports shows, a new stadium that has been put into operation. september was the icing on the cake. now the university has a complete closed cycle of training athletes, including national teams, is expanding and international cooperation is being improved by scientific methodological activities in order to provide university viability. it's not even that we get the figure. we need to be involved in non-budgetary activities and, uh, mostly. this is a paid education. services, to say the least, we have over 400 international students. this is the export of a service. this is also, uh, the lion's share of our financial interests is infrastructure. here i can proudly say, she is one of the best in the world. all athletes. all coaches, all functionaries come from these walls. i myself studied when it was called the institute of physical cultures to their cuba colas

university of the country the university of physical education celebrates its 85th anniversary during this time more than 35,000 specialists of various profiles have been trained 118 graduates have won olympic medals today the university has, perhaps, one of the best infrastructures in the world for the training of trainers for physical education teachers and even directors of sports shows. stadium, which was put into operation. september was the icing on the cake. now the university has a complete closed cycle of training athletes, including national teams, expanding and international cooperation is improving scientific and methodological activities. in order to, uh, keep the university alive, it's not even that we're getting the numbers right. we need to do extrabudgetary activities and, uh, basically. this is a paid educational service. speaking also, we have more than 400 students foreign students. this is the export of a service. this is also, uh, the lion's share of our financial interests is infrastructure. with us i can proudly say. she is one of the best in the world. all athletes. all coaches, all functionaries come from these walls. i myself studied, when it was called the institute of physical culture in their

medical universities, the presidential platform and the authorities of the region signed a road map a year ago , a competence center was already created on the basis of tyumen state university, which has now received the status of a single regional one, we help students assess their capabilities pump certain skills and maybe even find the job of your dreams. to this young people themselves were actively involved in the design roadmap, and employers of the regions, who acted as the main customers of young personnel, were actively involved in the design, so this roadmap included those events that introduce children to employers and immerse them deeper in the opportunities that the region provides. and it will definitely do two things. the first will significantly reduce the outflow of young and talented children from the region outside and will also attract children from other regions, because the tyumen region she has a great one. what to do? there is? what to do, it is developing promising. a new regulation on state accreditation of russian it companies came into force. what conditions are needed for inclusion in the register of min figures and what advantages does this give maria kud

of dt and a profile exam. at the university, the ministry of education has developed a new rule for the introductory campaign of work from filmmakers from 89 countries, a record number of applications have been received to participate in the international film festival leaf fall on the air program of the event in veronica studio hello special status of strategic interaction and sharing advantageous geography for entering new markets belarus and tajikistan have begun moving along an updated road map. what are the results of a large negotiating marathon at the highest level ? among them are mechanical engineering processing joint production. the supply of food equipment, a significant increase in the turnover figures will also be agreements signed on a business form, and this is almost $50 million tajikistan is interested in our technologies and competencies of joint products. we will enter the market of neighboring countries in demanded quantity of our engineering products. there is an assembly plant for our agricultural tractors, gomselmash. bobruisk thunder. these are products that are already being assembled

university or ncfu was founded 10 years ago on the basis of the three largest universities in the stavropol territory. this is the epicenter of the scientific and educational development of the entire region. the university hastitutes, seven faculties and two branches of educational buildings located in stavropol, nevinnomyssky and pyatigorsk , almost 24,000 students receive higher education at the university. for now, future chemists are experimenting with liquid nitrogen. dry magnetite is examined in detail under a microscope, exact sciences are very important, and specialists are incredibly in demand, but service and tourism are especially popular here in the north caucasus, and young people from all over the country come here to learn the secrets and subtleties of this industry. we have studied experience, er in this direction. e, the world's leading universities have developed, one might say, and the model of tourism education, which we are now actively implementing, and on the site of our university, dmitry bespalov, rector of the north caucasian federal university, candidate of political sciences associate professor last year, north caucasian federal university. e, took part in the competitive selecti

the university has a high burden of demonstrati complianc with this court's standard under strict scrutin the only narrow area that this court framework has deferred to the university is establishing its objective. but the whole framework still requires a well reasoned explanation for seeking its own compelling interest. it requires the university denstrate there is n racial alternativ that will work about as well. that burden is still heavy on the university to demonstrate compliance with scruti framework. >> in this case, the petitioner never challenged diversity was compelling interest, correct? our own expert said race was a compelling interest rate -- race was a compelling interest. leaving its burden of showing whthat was a compelling interest. >> that is correct. there is a 155 page opinion based on significant analysis and testimony fm e university administration. >> the chair examines whether the diversity -- whether the universities interest was rly measurable and precise, didn't it? >> yes, your honor. ? >> i don't know why that word is being used. >>hais correct, your honor. >

. >> reporter: the university of michigan has more resources than most for student parents. >> i am going to show you guys the study room. >> reporter: a dedicated study space. a pilot program for on-campus daycare. some of those thanks to jessica. she now works for the center for the education of women, known as cew plus. an organization that advocates for students from underserved groups with scholarships and emergency funding. dr. tiffanie mara is the program's executive director. jessica says she's been a critical mentor. >> the hardest part for me is seeing students who advocate so hard for themselves, knowing that they might not be able to create the change they want to see in the four years they're here. >> reporter: marra says with roe v. wade overturned, supporting student parents should be a priority at all campuses. >> i would imagine with the roe v. wade supreme court decision, that there might be greater demand. it would be a travesty if, because of bans that are now getting enacted across states, we lost a population of the higher education system. to me, that w

aware of their surroundings, those resources include shuttles shuttles and escort services with some students feeling the university could do more to improve safety. >> the lack of follow-up has students feeling like the university doesn't care. we are left our own devices and it has been on the forefront of my min. > >> more than 50 tenants from a high-rise in san francisco are suing a developer after they were flooded out of their homes twice. they claim that the partnership failed to repair massive water leaks and failed to reimburse them for relocation relocation expenses as promised, promised, they claim that heinz did not secure the units and pr. and property. >> together as a group we feel we have not been helped and we are not getting what we deserve in terms of comfortable accommon comfortable accommodation and answers. >> heinz representatives deny the allegations in a statement they say that they paid approximately $13 million toward toward the tenant expenses. > >> mental health workers holding holding a strike at kaiser headquarters, both sides were back at the bargaining table ony on monday with a house speaker nancy pelosi sending a letter to to the company cal

recently, our academy of sciences has its own university. this was yaked by the comani. my name is ekaterina biretskaya. hello, and look at the program. why did our academies of sciences need their own alma mater through practice to theory how are the classes of future academicians, and who goes to study at a university over belarus will you find out very soon we are sincerely pleased that the most important person agreed to answer all the questions about the new educational institution of the academy of science, in the new rector marat gennadievich hello marat gennadievich zhilinsky rector of the university of the national academy of sciences of belarus candidate of historical sciences associate professor author of more than 140 scientific publications of textbooks and monographs , but september definitely appeared a university on the basis of the institute of personnel training. tell us let's decide on the dates on the day of knowledge, or it was officially registered a little later. this is an educational institution. and why, in principle, there was a need for such a,

and one of the things that the university of california has stated very clearly is that they still have achieved the numbers that they had before of students of color, even though they are in, you know, the most diverse state in the nation. for me, this is really important because it's not just about college admissions. this is about the future of a nation. this is abhewhou nr eteotor w differences, to be able to learn from each other. we're already a deeply divided nation. imagine if college campuses become less diverse. john: angel perez of the national association for college admission counseling. thank you very much. angel: thanks for having me. john: according to census data, fewer than three quarters of americans who are old enough are registered to vote. since 2019, a nonprofit called vote e.r. has taken voter registration efforts into medical exam rooms across the country. health care providers checking on patients' civic health. one of them is tionya lawrence. she's a family nur practitioner in athens, georgia. tionya, thanks so much for joining us. we should state off the top

university of pennsylvania. but before that occurred, three universities came to me and said they wanted to interview me to consider my being a president of the university. my wife who's a professor at the community college haswo master's and a phd when she's smarter than me. uh and she looked at me and she said if you do that, i'm leaving you. [laughter] she said it's one of the toughest jobs in america, especially if you start arguing about parking spaces and office windows. [laughter] but tony thanks buddy, you're a good friend and i can't say enough good things about you. in a year ago i signed an executive order establishing a presidential initiative to strengthen hbcu all across america and i appointed tony to lead that initiative because he's the best tony keisha kamala and i understand the critical role hbc us provide for all the folks in this country, particularly in building a middle, basically a ticket to the middle class. hpc hpc user great value for all americans. that's why during the pandemic, my administration did something that's never been done before. we invested $5.8 billion in h. b. c. u. s. [applause] some suggested we couldn't get it done, but we got it done and that money already is o

when you make a map that can encompass the territory of the universe so complex it no longer has the interpretation. it becomes the universe so it's a misconception of how the mind works and how it functions. you can program us to do anything, they can program the computer to read a book and translate the book into another symbol system but you have to have somebody at the end to interpret the terms of reality. >> george gilder, author of 19 books, founding member of the discovery institute. his most recent book is gaming a.i., can transform jobs. thank you for being on book to be. >> thank you so much, great to be here. >> book tv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. 8:00 p.m. eastern former republican south carolina governor un ambassador nikki haley shares her book, if you want something done, she talks about the women she draws inspiration from throughout her life. 10:00 p.m. eastern on "afterwards" from a university professor chris miller traces history of microchip technology and is the most critically needed technology globa

university has made. i doubt any university would make that decision, for example, an of florida wchs race-neutral and has similar demographics to unc and by unc's on record, 50% greater number -- >> let's get back toheact of what universities can do with whaturse to achieve racial diversity even without being plit about racial clsifications. putting that aside, i guess what i am saying is your brief -- and this is explicit in yo bef -- it just does nomaer if our institutions look like america. you say this on page 11 in your reply. i guess what i'm asking you, doesn't it? doesn' it? these ar the pipelines to leadersh in our society. it mht be military leadership. itight be business leadership. itig be leadership in the law or all kinds of aas. iversities are the pipeline to that leadersp. now, if universities are not racially diverse -- and your rule suggests it doesn't matter -- well, then all of those institutions are not gngo be racially diverse either. and i thought that part of what it meanto an american and to believe in american pluralm,ur institutions are reflective owhwe are as a people in all o

now the university of chicago has a trauma center and i work there. on a hot summer night, we see tens of young men who are perforated by the bullets that fly through our community, and then and women. they are leading and suffering. on the one what we do is be a witness we have no capacity to reshape the social one —- social and cultural training that leads to the bullets shed on —- we can stop them but we know it makes the neighborhood unsafe. >> it's not about policing and investment and a racial hierarchy. that is about the way in which we prioritize profit over people. and i can see that these are patterns emerging day after day. is to bring that of how bodies express society and how they do so deferentially and to recognize even when it is difficult to he is probably somebody's uncle. and the sorts of things and even those are events we should not tolerate. >> the first page of your book is chilling and takes us back to march 2020. and it was but if you were getting your affairs in order and i just cannot imagine what it would be like to be a doc

this year's lineup included big names such as elvis castello, emmylou harris and sam bush university of california has expanded the window for undergraduate applications. by a month. the submission period began yesterday and continues through november. 30th previously perspective students had to wait until november 1st to submit those applications. the university says it does recognize that the application period can be stressful and hopes that expanding the timeline will now allow people to work on their applications even earlier. well it seems like the holiday shopping season starts earlier and earlier every year and this year is no exception, with ongoing inflation, influencing major retailers to usher and deals beginning in october. actually strohmeyer has the latest from consumer experts on how you can save some cash. plus where you may not be able to find any savings, no matter how hard you search. it's hard to believe the holidays are drawing near. but as larger retailers prepared to offer some early holiday deals in october to draw in customers weary of inflation, consumer experts warn, just b

sirjohn curtice, professor of politics at the university of strathclyde, has this assessment. ple don't know, which is also an analogy for don't care, because they have never voted conservative and would never consider it. that said, the polling is remarkably similar to the polling is remarkably similar to the previous contest. ask voters in general, rishi sunak is ahead. but if you look at the views of those who voted conservative previously, which is the number of people need to badly win back, then it looks as though mrjohnson is perhaps the more popular of the two. in a sense, it is a question of whether or not the conservatives feel like they are going to restore their fortunes by regaining their core vote, in which case they might want to go for mr johnson, orwhether or case they might want to go for mr johnson, or whether or not they want to maximise their appeal to the electorate in general, in which case it is pretty clear that rishi sunak is the person they should go for. what does the party need to do right now after what we have seen unfolding in recent weeks, in yo

storm's death toll has topped 100, with search and rescue crews on warning they're likely to uncover more bodies in hard-hit parts of florida's gulf coast in the coming days. the university of idaho has warned its employees not to discuss contraception with students or to provide reproductive health counseling at the risk of being fired and charged with a felony. since the supreme court's ruling in june that overturned federal abortion rights under roe v. wade, idaho has seen nearly all abortions outlawed under a so-called trigger-law passed in 2019. last week the university's general counsel wrote in an email faculty and staff that officials will also enforce a law dating back to 1867, when idaho was a territory, making it a crime to advertise abortion services and birth control. civil liberties groups have condemned the guidance as a violation of free speech on campus. adam steinbaugh is an attorney with the foundation for individual rights and expression. >> the first amendment protects the rights of university faculty and public universities and colleges to discuss matters in ass that are relevant to the class. the first amendment protects that and if you are telling

university of sussex in england. he's been following the process closely and he told us what makes cut a stones role in this movement. so important the question of, you know, a national, political and cultural rights has, have, have always been part of the protest movement in curtis. and, but at the moment actually the protest slogans in curtis on are no different from what you hear in the rest of iran. the key slogan as woman life freedom, which has become kind of a battle cry for protest as across iran. and i think affections williams 5, including the could identify with this particular slogan because the, obviously the freedom part of slogan refers to both individual, but. busy so collective freedom of various cultural and linguistic communities. and the woman obviously is referring to the gender kinds of rights. and women are at the heart of this current protests. and the life bit is obviously about socio economic kind of rights and also social justice. so this particular slogan, which has to be mentioned, actually originated many years ago from clinician movement in turkey, but travel to syria in the war against ices. and now has kind of arrived in iran has united many sections of iranian society

and has house them in prison, be morale creamy from the university of toronto, western over china now, where president seizing paying has opened his communist parties. congress in a speech to more than 2000 delegates, the leader of one party, china, laid out his vision for the future of the world's most populous net populous nation . distressed his goal of re unifying the self ruled island of taiwan with china. she is youth, i am in the resolution of the taiwan issue. it's a matter for the chinese themselves to decide when we insist on striving for the prospect of a peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and with the greatest efforts by me. however, we are not committed to abandoning the use of force and we reserved the option of taking all necessary measures fung sheesh moody. taiwan was quick to respond as she is remark, stating that it will not back down on its sovereignty or compromise on freedom and democracy. chinese communist party members are expected to hand she a rare 3rd term, strengthening his iron grip on the biggest global economy. after the united states, le

university of the prosecutor's office. its branches are in vladivostok, irkutsk kazan and st. petersburg and simferopol this year, on my initiative, the quota for free short-term and advanced training of foreign prosecutors at the university hased, and for the first time places have been allocated for preferential five-year training of foreign citizens under the higher education program cooperation is also a separate specialized seminars on bilateral cooperate for current prosecutors in 2023 and a seminar on information technology is planned for 24 exchange of experience in the fight against, for example , illegal migration of human trafficking international cooperation for the return of assets from abroad, including those obtained as a result of corruption. i looked at the event for the 23rd year of this seminar on the topic of the application of modern and information technologies in the work of bodies in the prosecutor's office to combat crimes committed using information and communication technologies, as well as dissemination of prohibited information on the internet, including extremist and terrorist nature. this event is very relevant since the issue is now worrying not only us, but almost all countries of the world, i

the university of california has expanded the window for undergraduate applicants by a month. the submission period began yesterday and continues through november. 30th previously prospective students had to wait until november. 1st to submit their applications. the university says it recognizes that the application period can be stressful and hopes that expanding the timeline will allow people to work on their applications earlier. october is breast cancer awareness month and in san francisco this morning, thousands of people took part in the susan g. komen more than pink walk as ktvu demagogues tells us this year's walk was held for the first time at the san francisco zoo. this year's walk more than 2000 participants. they each walked 6000 steps, all in an effort to raise money for the susan g. komen foundation. for breast cancer research and patient care . today's walk is first and foremost about the community, a community of breast cancer survivors and patients, along with their supportive friends and family, and those remembering a loved one walked through the san francis

let's get more from a political economist at the university of cambridge. >> it has bee really interestinghow the bank and government have interacted over all of this. as you mentioned, they got involved quite soon after the mini budget, announcing they would buy gilts in orr to quell volatility in the market. on monday the announced two things. the original emergency interventions would end on october 14 as planned. and also for the remaining few days of this week, they would buy up to 10 billion pounds each day in gilts. the second part of that is not a huge deal because it did not change the total amount available, the 65 billion pounds. but what i think markets were reacting to more, the emergency facility would close as planned on a tovar 14. -- october 14. the bank to moderate this announcement with a new, temporary expanded repo facility they announced, which essentially means, while we will not be buying gilts by the emergency facility after friday, we will lend money to banks on extremely favorable terms. lewis: that kind of promise to lend on favorable terms, has that done enough

because over the weekend, the focus off at much of the protests has been at some of the prestigious universities in iran, particularly sharif university. what is going on there now? well, the clashes in shed is university of technology has wrapped it last night between the students and the security forces off the disclosures dozens of the students have been arrested. so now the epicenter of the protests in iran is the universities, as students started to protest on saturday and they continued to a sunday. now the students are asking the security forces to stop crack down, and also to least they are detained a france. so since the beginning of the protest, hundreds of people, including tons of the students, were arrested by the security forces. and yesterday, the president of univers drove to run a universe to have a limit of a cub. i, they said that they are detained. students have been released and handed over to their families by the security forces. this was a gesture in the country to combine distribution. however, the clashes in the in shit if university show that it didn't work so far. and

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