of other trees. this is beneficial to many living beings. the little med johnny, the poland grains can break, releasing irritants that make poland allergy is a widespread problem of the at the university of little in france, you called on a visa and now the usual on studying poland, they've captured from the yeah, they're examining whether poland grains breakout more easily when they encounter at pollutants. and this guy that i knew before. let me adjust this the live. what else did they put on the x to is this, this poland has truly exploded on the national credit. they know this is the sample from the books pulled and sees it, they could help coordinate the room for, you know, the polling this practice and just to say, well, what is it and stuff? it's so mock long that it's defeated their, their protective membrane is really shredded. if they're how long they should get this well done for the end next week, just see, it's near, we see the broken pollen of which lost its original reproductive function. you can also see the release of the small particles to which are dangerous for people with as minus. that's for by clock cuz it's immeasurable because i'm truly confident. and of cours

of the, at the university of little in france, you called all visa and now the usual on studying poland. they've captured from the yeah. they're examining whether poland grains breakout more easily when they encounter at pollutants. and this guy that i knew before. let me adjust this the live. what else did they put on the x to is this, this poland has truly exploded on the national to credit. they know this is the sample from the books pulled and sees it could help cause that's where you can float the pole in this cracked and some of this, right? or what is it? it's a subset, so not long that it's deflated. the, their protective membrane is really shredded. if they how long they should get this web and put in that key, see, it's near, we see the broken pollen which lost its original reproductive function. you can also see the release of these small particles, which are dangerous for people with as minus. that's the clock is it's immeasurable because on to become friends, of course, not all pollen greens in the atmosphere are shown here, just to mall. our job is to count them difficulty

will be able to learn anastasia panko this year at the plekhanov russian university of economics will become students. a little more, the university increased the number of directions together with the russian environmental operator. here we have developed a program for undergraduates, students will study the field. circular economy. we have 2020, and the so-called the end of educational institutions, and which participate in the training of personnel in the broadest sense of the word, starting with narrow technical specialists and ending with the administrative apparatus to choose from two areas of study. the first is the g transformation of enterprises. second green economy and resource management for the development of programs for students. it takes 2 years for the program to transform. these are all subjects related to ecology and nature management with efficient resource management, under the second program. economy use mathematical modeling in the assessment of company resources management over time to enterprises in terms of environmental security. this is a very interesting direction, which is in dema

is the director of the institute from now to on the 5th and low of the see at the university of the philippines. little center. he says, china is attempts and preventing the philippines from maintaining that ship is against international. and there will be an official announcement tomorrow the government is holding a press release, where i assume they will be announcing what they will do. but a minimum, i expect, in diploma to protest, of course, to be held and the philippine government and we'll try it again. to conduct the emission which was on board because of china's in the deluxe funds. that cost to ship recently the philippines only only option to respond to china's incursions. way back in the 1990s, the philippines did not have uh, many assets. so they talked to, to make me do it. what a good and it happened to be this landing ship, which they were on the ground on this submerged reef. this week is close to a missed you freeze, which was taken by china in 1995. and then they upgraded it in 1999. so uh, in response to the philippines. uh, sent this ship to become an outpost there. lots of stuff t

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of eastern ukraine and crime, yeah, yeah. i don't know what planet they're on, but it's definitely secure a little universe because of this with the suicide. missing something get go. and those policies. that's the incorrect function of the thing and completely pushed for this to happen. they're the ones that are guilty of a, of a really creating a mandatory in crisis and, and just sending those for a for men and boys. yeah. i think it just is tragic. it is. oh, you know, earlier i even remember that this. yeah, time magazine article i was reading about us and it reminded me that it was about a wave of corruption scandal sleeping ukraine. completely. a power rollout between draw a power allows between the yeah was with key is constant twice. i mean, cause it may a power of with keep wanting more, i'm, and with this sort of perhaps, um, why don't want for want of a better word, corruption and scandals in keep these weapons going somewhere else a. well, that's a good, that's a very good question. i think a plaintiff's saying that they got this under handle on, you know, they, they, they accomplished and got ahold of the situatio

implement the guidelines is in academic centers and the government of the university is under the ministry of health, in my opinion, very little is followed, based on the information of the specified insurance organizations, of the number of clinical guidelines compiled by the ministry of health, only 50% can be implemented in insurance systems, and only 26 or binding protocols are issues that need a decision. the authorities of this field are quick to accuse the workers of the radio and television agency and the people of niger of trying to destabilize their country by organizing demonstrations. from their countries declared their readiness for possible military intervention. they also threatened the economic community of west african countries with the relations with the imperialist powers. in order to restore the deposed president of niger to power , there may be a military intervention. the french document has supported the approach of this institution. participation of imam hassan with the map of khabar, in the name and memory of god, with your presence , dear viewers of khabar network, for today, monday , we expect rain

of the day when she can return home. the explosion struck the eastern ukrainian since you've done this, miss ha, hit a little cool universe. i'm out of the house. you as you can see, the building standing behind me don't know, reported casualties yet. what did our fears? the 100 years old landmark put the cary jones to this house, is there a light from day also coming pressure on this as to the does to step aside as a sunday deadline to hand back power to the civilian government draws. nancy will say these are the found clashes between the army and the parent rapids support forces. and i'm due to mind as strikes send off to the shelves inside the dog, will have the latest on the ground. and talking stones full of 5 minutes to april and calm the coast, a nationwide protest after he's arrested and sentenced to 3 years in prison. for corruption, the beginning in the ukraine, where the vin, several explosions in the eastern city of done yet. a missed saw struck a local university. one of the buildings in the area is currently on 5. let's get the very latest now from out of the house and whose life was in the city of don. yes,

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of the capital is biased against him. frank bowman is a little professor at the university of missouri and a former federal and state prosecutor. he says the indictment lays out a compelling case against trump. it is terribly sad and deeply tragic for the united states to have a former president indicted for in athens, trying to overthrow democracy. but when the facts are there, when the laws there, i think so the agents of law have really no no, no choice but to proceed as they have. and if one reads the environment and i urge those watching today to do so, it lays out a very compelling case that trump is exactly what he was charged with the 2 languages to say that he engaged any series or conspiracies with a number of different people to overturn the election that he finally lost. i think the indictment as well conceived, factually. i think it's, it sounds we based legally, and i think he faces a very significant legal challenge here. this is a very large case. it will involve a lot of witnesses that will involve a lot of free trial discovery, i think is the serious question as to whether or not you can reasonably be brought

the details this year in the russian economic university named after plekhanov will become students. a little more, the university increased the number ofons together with the russian environmental operator. here we have developed a program for undergraduates, students will study the field. circular economy. we have 2020, and the so-called ends of self-educational institutions are being created, and which participate in the training of personnel in the broadest sense of the word, starting with narrow technical specialists and ending with the administrative apparatus. choice of two areas of study. first and from g enterprise transformation. the second green economy and resource management on the development of student programs need 2 years for the transformation program. these are all subjects related to ecology and nature management with effective resource management, according to the second program, the use of economics of mathematical modeling in assessing the company's resources to manage the enterprises themselves from the point of view of environmental protection. this is a very interesting direction, which is in demand today in ou

the see at the university of the philippines little center. he says china is at times in preventing the philippines from maintaining that ship. these country to international law, there will be an official or non spent tomorrow the government is holding a press release, where i assume they will be announcing what they will do, but a minimum, i expect then diplomatic protests, of course to be held. and the philippine government and we'll try it again to conduct the emission which was on board because of china's elections that trust the shipper city. the philippines only only option to respond to china's incursions way back in the 1990s. the philippines did not have uh many assets, so they talked to, to make me do it. what is a good? and it happened to be this landing ship, which they were on the ground on this submerged reef. this fees is close to a missed you freeze, which was taken by china in 1995 and then they upgraded it in 1999. so uh, in response to the philippines. uh, sent this ship to become an outpost there. at this time to watch uh,

and laura of the see the university of the philippines little center. he says china is attempts to prevent the philippines from maintaining that ship is country to international law. there will be an official announcement tomorrow the government is holding a press release, where i assume they will be announcing what they will do. but a minimum, i expect in diplomatic protests, of course, to be held and the philippine government and we'll try it again to conduct the mission, which was important because of china's in the deluxe funds that cost to ship recently, the philippines only only option to respond to china incursions, way back in the 1990s. the philippines did not have uh many assets. so they tried to, uh make me do it. what is a good? and it happened to be this landing ship, which they were on the ground on this submerged reef. this lease is close to a missed you freeze, which was taken by china in 1995 and then they upgraded it in 1999. so uh, in response to the philippines. uh, process of this uh ship to become an outpost there. lots of steps to

they came from different parts of the world; i knew about belarus then. to say little, considering what i already know now, probably to say nothing, belarus and of our universityready my second volume, and everyone has found something for themselves here . grateful to belarusians and belarus that the memory of the great victory and of all those who forged victory here holy honor, i found a lot of uh friends. i will soon return to china, but belarus will always remain in my heart , each hero has his own unique story and his own view of belarus . i really appreciate his art , i want to become as famous as he is, and the musicians convinced myself that a wonderful country where beautiful people live, kind, responsive tolerance. watch on tv channel belarus 24. the master, who made a great contribution to the formation of the belarusian sculptural school, although entering the technical school, he did not even think about sculpture. his works an invaluable creative heritage included in the treasury of russian culture aleksey konstantinovich glebov art and the main directions of his artistic searches. look in the project of fashion for culture this weekend on belaru

embodiment of the film, it will be such a picturesque stylization, and as it is now in modern animation trends in such films, for example, two years or spider-man through the universes, that is, a littlee success of the academy cartoon, close to the classic hand-drawn picturesque image, is the same, collected in the spring of 300 million rubles. inspired the authors to continue the story, everyone glued the main characters will go to egypt where to get acquainted with the ancient culture civilizations will be transferred from the egyptian hall of the hermitage and st. petersburg to the open-air museum, egypt, which, in general, is enough, but has always interested our children and i remember myself from the school curriculum. this is probably one of the first historical impressions that, in general, remains after studying. the first part of the children's detective adventures of a girl and a house chemist brought the creators a gold award. the eagle was the prize of the animation film festival in suzdal and became the highest grossing cartoon of the last year , the continuation of its on different characters will awaken the magic of the ancient staff and lose the ability to be invisib

social policy and the inaction of the american authorities, a study by the university of california at riverside, published a littlel of the american medical association, it seemed that even in the last prosperous year before the pandemic 2019, the death of 183,000 americans aged 15 years and older was apparently related to poverty. they are not situations aggravated. poverty kills more people than alzheimer's, stroke and diabetes, says public administration professor. daviddy his colleague from michigan university deputy director of the department for the study of poverty. christine seifel explains poverty is a political choice if we provide more comprehensive health care and better social support. we can do something about it the expert gives a typical example about the us we do not have a parental leave policy, so people who have children often have to sacrifice work if their child is sick, gloomy in foggy albion, according to finational times for the last year, more than a million 100,000 cases have been recorded here, as the newspaper notes, the causes are a severe crisis in the cost of living, impoverishment,

security was introduced very well and helped by the story of the martyr foundation, which entered the tax administration before these universities and a little less, but recently, our university is slowly moving towards this in the national window when the user is authenticated once a month and enters the student window of the report card to see his score. it means that the services that the university is connected to the device, the national window and the university of the ministry of health are some distance from what we expect . we hope that we can discuss health file like family doctor like royal let's bring to the topics related to all this in this system mr. dr. latifi first say in two or three lines what important thing will happen so that people know this is important the most important thing that should happen is first of all the connection of subsystems with also, last year, the mother found out that the structure of the hair and the construction of the human resources system were related to the salary system and the benefits of each age and the past years. how much is our funny thing since 2004? the yearbook does not have statist

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of the social department at missouri southern state university. she received her ph.d. from, the university of alabama, but i am a little more excited that she received her undergraduate degree at purdue university, which is where i went for my graduate work. so i'm excited to have that connection with. broadly, she focuses on 19th century u.s. history, an emphasis on civil era liquor and foods studies. she is the coeditor of the book the historian behind, the history. and her most work is the brand at war with king alcohol, debating, drinking and mask enemy in the civil war era, which is the subject of this evening's presentation. dr. barbour will speak for around to 35 minutes, give or take, by a discussion with the with you wonderful people. you can all type in your questions at any time using the q&a button on zoom. we may not be able to get to single question, but we certainly are going to try. we are to wrap things up at the latest around 815 noon eastern time. i think that is it for me. and with i would like to just say thank you to bever for how grateful i am that she is joining us tonight to her wonderful new t

of the social department at missouri southern state university. she received her ph.d. from, the university of alabama, but i am a little more excited that she received her undergraduate degree at purdue university, which is where i went for my graduate work. so i'm excited to have that connection with. broadly, she focuses on 19th century u.s. history, an emphasis on civil era liquor and foods studies. she is the coeditor of the book the historian behind, the history. and her most work is the brand at war with king alcohol, debating, drinking and mask enemy in the civil war era, which is the subject of this evening's presentation. dr. barbour will speak for around to 35 minutes, give or take, by a discussion with the with you wonderful people. you can all type in your questions at any time using the q&a button on zoom. we may not be able to get to single question, but we certainly are going to try. we are to wrap things up at the latest around 815 noon eastern time. i think that is it for me. and with i would like to just say thank you to bever for how grateful i am that she is joining us tonight to her wonderful new t

of brown university. in the back of his magisterial home is a little annex where there is what is known as john brown's chariot and it is to our modern i tiny. i compare the forward facing seats to the backseat of the the w bug, a tiny little thing and according to family tradition when the newly inaugurated president, george washington, was visiting providence, john brown gave washington a ride in that cherry it down to the shipyard where he was building a ship named for the new president. that got me to wondering. in the book i was writing, washington visited providence several times but i had no idea he had come to providence once he was president. why? why was he there? that led me to realize he went on a series of presidential trips in an attempt to create a sense of nationhood among 13 former colonies. finishing up this book of straight history, close to a dozen books i had written in the last 25 years. i live on nantucket island, 14 miles long, i grew up in pittsburgh, a sailor in the maritime capital of the universe and needed to sail. i used to love putting my sunfish on the back of my vw bug and driv

little bit. often. it's a real tragedy. so what, what the, what the missile strike hit, the city center of the journey of among the buildings damaged were a theater, and a university. many people were on their way to church for a religious holiday. their lives now disrupted by the horror of war. sima the, it's a little more of them with all the victims are being provided with medical care. the authorities are working last week and response headquarters has been set out and we would need to know when you all the effect of buildings will be restored and all necessary assistance will be provided to those affected you with the following . ukrainian media reports say an event featuring drone manufacturers and aerial reconnaissance training schools was being held in the theater. security services are investigating whether this was the target for the attack. let's, let's get around up now. some of the world news headlines. authorities in ecuador have tyson security, a head of sundays presidential election. the boat is taking place 11 days off to candidates and a fee of $10.00. c. r. a was assassinated. at a campaign rally. he had found down to credit valid to crack down

of that universe. the quality is potentially a little higher. the recovery rates are potentially a little higher.he other thing is at 390, it can take into account a risk premium that's a long-term risk premium. i certainly believe that what the fed did in 2020 with opening up their balance sheet and buying corporate bonds reduced the long return risk premium. so it's a little bit of a different consideration. i look back and overall history of where we are on spreads, we are about the 40th percentile's and not far from average in height yield bond compensation with default risk. default risk is going up and it doesn't look that attractive but those 8.5% yield in the equity market that could experience pressure, i agree that is not unattractive. katie: let's talk more about defaults. we had a report out of fitch this week the said the high-yield default rate could be as high as 5% by the end of this year. if you look in july, the rate was only about 2.8%. the reason for them saying that is that -- when you think about a 5% default rate, does that scare you and is that just a natural consequence o

only 2 1/2 years old at the age of 35 enters the mogilev state university named after kuleshov at the faculty of pedagogy and childhood psychology. well, it was a littlet's why i went to study. i didn't prepare. i took the textbook in one day, read it, went and passed it, by the way , i passed it normally, scored points and entered, probably, it was just necessary for me to enter, because while studying at the university in the life of our heroine. there is a turning point again. she understands that school teachers once instilled in her a love for belarusian language. so now she wants to do the same only for other children from now on. the main task is to introduce , to attract interest, to do everything so that the belarusian language takes its rightful place. yes, and in my time it seemed that belarusian was a collective farm language. sorry, of course, but the kolkhoz language and when i arrived, there was definitely my sister in minsk. she told me. well, calm down, but we must speak. that's it, so that you are understood, that you are perceived, that you are not ashamed, and you do not think that the belarusian language is the kolkhoz language. n

year’s actually young cartoonists who graduated from the kharkiv national university of the air force, well this will be a little it will start a little with basic training and they will go through it in great britain , in-depth study of english with aviation terminology, basic training, light-engine aircraft of western production, after that , jet aircraft and, accordingly, independent flights already on e- eh r16 aircraft, it will be he himself of their training, well, they will go there for up to two years, such a program provides, but well, as you know, our people can surprise sometimes i finish training faster, actually those the groups of pilots should be divided, what are the graduates who, in the conditions of hostilities, graduated from our specialized university today, that’s why there aren’t enough flight hours, that’s why the transformation of our kharkiv university will also take place in stages, and i won’t be surprised when we will send cadets for studying abroad for airplanes 16 or for others well, what about technology or even on an anti-aircraft missile system, that is why kharkiv university pr

university of munich. thus , demetrius was ordained and was elected primate of the church of constantinople on october 22, 1991. and now i will explain a littlet an ecumenical patriarch is, in general, this is how it is for oby. or the ecumenical patriarch - is it something universal, such is the very, very most important, is it not so the patriarch of constantinople - it's just the order of mention in church services. he's not in charge. among others, he is the first among equals to be mentioned. why exactly was constantinople once the world center and religious and commercial, therefore the universe of the ecumene meant for a resident in the eastern roman empire the world that existed within the borders of this empire , hence this high title for the patriarchs, the ecumenical ecumenical patriarch, but this is only 1450 in the third year , constantinople was captured by asman and became, tambov and the largest christian church, the shrine of the cathedral, sophia became a mosque. the lantern is the seat of the patriarch of constantinople. this is a small district, closed on all sides, the patriarch of constantinople has absolutely no rights

valentina pirogova, 17 years old, student of moscow state university fragment of the film little vera people in an ordinary apartment on the outskirts of the city with a view of the cemetery, the conflict of the generation in these conditions turns into a real daily war. bitch, portovaya wanted to get married. did you ask your parents? faith's chosen one lives in a hostel, but does not need anything , his parents send him money from abroad. if it `s not a secret. in our story, everything turned out to be, on the contrary, three months before the crime, valya first invited her to his home a couple of weeks after they met. shabby , battered apartment, modest furnishings and four tenants in two rooms, parents sasha himself, his younger brother. the young man’s mother immediately realized that a girl from a wealthy family, a promising bride, came to visit them. how rich, but sasha's father was by no means happy the appearance of the son's girlfriend. they will figure it out themselves. she gave birth to hostility from him and valya immediately felt this was class hatred. and only the youn

of hey, rush in on sunday tomorrow for the university. i'm speaking out against the use of atomic weapons as last little commemoration was held in the city peace memorial park, attended by high level officials and include the font flour lane ceremony and solemn messages. but with no mention of us, the responsibility instead of 5 of 5 minutes. okay. but russia saying is, most of them poses a new right to the world. is i today, the deepening divide among countries of a nuclear disarmament as well as nuclear threats made by russia and making things much more challenging. but because of the circumstances all efforts to rid the world of these weapons and rallying international momentum, once more is much more meaningful. all the country we, the call is uh, is of the view washington tall. is it the 2 cities with a 20, almost because they haven't previously been flattened during the war? prior to the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki, us air force under the command of curtis and the may have conducted 5 month long fired bombing of all japanese cities, which was estimated to cost $3.00 over $330000.00 civilian debt. and this, this, this was comp

boss, the chair of my department, the deans, provost and the president, they like to see that i'm working with a peer reviewed press, the university press, because that gives the work a little bit more of the academic imprimatur that it needs. for my own career. so i did not let random house have a chance at these books. well, dan sinykin, i presume you have an agent? what is the process for getting a book to any publisher? and when did cormac mccarthy get an agent for the first time? yeah. so if you want to work with a commercial press, there's you have to have an agent at this point. most big commercial presses won't even consider a proposal that comes without an agent. that's not true for every kind of publisher. so we've been discussing these commercial conglomerate presses. but there is a really incredible dynamic, wonderful world, world of small independent presses and nonprofit presses. and many of those presses will take direct submissions from authors. and in the university press world, where i have been doing my publishing, even though i do have an agent, i don't need an agent to work with the university presses university press editors. i regularly meet over zoom

defend of ukraine, of cuz actually so, so you school pro fluid as opposed to it, the premium fuel muscles have been better mutual looks from university in 2019 ukraine post a little honoring, ponderous with the status of the war veterans. there's quite a bit of what they can get away, a couple of options for him to get a loan that i mean, the 1st thing you get to it. when you corresponds to grey's calling to see the presidency lensky decided to go even further. june 2021 and keeps me kind of ski to see joe. there was a solemn funeral for the eminent vendor as the member of the scalar c, a division i raced by school. i guess, i guess i have on the local bundle and also goes to show us the substance abuse, which is a hard one and 50 push from a 2016 crime is committed by get let's see a soldiers against opponents population, which i'm genocide by the police parliament get the same for the service men from the presidential regiment were assigned to see the vendor list off on his final journey. when you watch the us use it that up with your cell phone, which you see goes through it to life, which way it got out of the control control notes slips and go. i don't want

an original piece with its own history, is the botanical garden of vitebsk state university named after nikita masherov. tell me a littlecollection. can use some botanical prints or maybe some natural materials in creating my collections, but, probably, i like prints more than such a clear graphics , this classic polka dot stripe, but in general, my favorite color is a huge reflection in my work. this, of course, is green, which is, yes, probably the most important thing for all floristry, and i think that this is a color. it brings freshness. and this impulse to create something new. young creative designer kiril urban loves sports understands sports fashion shasta comes to everyday life that wall to his fellow daniel and pavel yes, helping to pick up a broken porta wire. i really like these shorts, too, cotton. they are stretchy and stretch well. do they have a culture? yes, boiled boiled, no matter how hot, that is, well, just, well, not as thin as cross-country ones. i think it will be modeling. you can immediately see your sports return brand, it’s better to take syntactic shorts for running, because they just take

recovering from heart surgery a see all the day professor at the university of eastern salary are those sites k of discredited for the it's been a little slower to with this clock down on the church part and only imagine the people who are faithful to ukraine yourself, chairs, you only can only come to our senior crane. they want to defend to darrow and spiritual assent for us. so the only thing that they can do in this very moment is to barricade themselves. and 1st, the 1st test and to start and to do try to stop ukrainian officials from, from taking dear sanctuaries from their position. so that's the only possible thing bakeney. now do that, these are, these are pictures which much would be in an imaginable uh for the 21st century and in europe. and in generally, this is uh, this is something that, uh, in any normal circumstances, the way q which kind of the, any kind of punches in the international community is this. uh, this religious uh, state standard reason which is uh, present to you today to credit it would be come down to me to be solved in the library and get her on santori. you can imagine like, what kinds of national secu

i think people there is a research at the university of michigan who's discuss the tasman little magi that sounds like a brilliant idea transparency around what people get paid less gamification of the system. why do you get paid more for a second donation in a week than the first? what is the logic behind that unless this is a fee for services, which it is. i think that really what needs to happen is a bigger public discussion about all of. this what do we want from this. are we okay with 19 year olds selling their plasma twice a week for the four years that they're in college. would it be better if we funded university education and for food at that. we're all these connected societal questions that we put first in mom are the two things that need to be our payments and the frequency of donations. someone who's healthy and meets the qualifications can send plasma cell plasma hundred four times a year. that seems -- like i think the payment should be higher. >> last minute, one last quick question. then we'll wrap up. have you change your opinion on the u.s. blood industry being so m

university. you have been listening to a little bit of what former president trump has been saying.formula pretty much stays the same, doesn't it. >> it really does, and this is a tried-and-true rally speech for him. the structure is very typical for a trump sech. itsort of's -- it is sort of rambling and conversational. it is very entertaining with the jabs at chris christie -- he said "don't bother him, he's busy eating, i won't call him a fat pig, we are not allowed to." and then he goes in on ron -- he calls him desanctimonious, that seems to be sticking around for . attacking his opponent, and then he gets into january 6 and "i really won georgia" and "it was a perfect phone call with the secretary of state." has expanded the full menu of the trumpet strategy. maryam: it feels like, despite the indictments and events, nothing has changed in that strategy. lauren: i think that is an accurate characterization that nothing is changed. national polls of the contenders in 2024 have been remarkably stable since april now across all of these different indictments. trump has been in th

anything, just give lectures and he ’s out of his position. very little and it seems to me that what stimulates is that we have a lot of vacancies in universities in schools where our best graduates could find their destination , that is, return and start rebuilding ukraine, but it is still very, very difficult to do, unfortunately, but well, learning is not an end in itself, the main goal is to then convert your knowledge into some practical areas, because to work on some developments, to work in some universities there, to work in scientific centers, because all those things that we use, that we see around us even in this studio, this is all a consequence of the very work of mathematics by physicists, chemists, biologists, people who at one time chose the scientific path of the development of the prospects for the development of science not theoretically, but practically in ukraine, what are they? mathematics is a theoretical science, it is a little difficult for me to talk about the physics of biologists by the way, i read on facebook that all our physicists are staying at the physics faculty at shevchenko university. this is very, very nice