people there are a professor of eastern european history , professor brava, and the page of the university of munich. policy so far, there is no such concept, that is, such a paradox that now the actions are taking place earlier than there are documents expressing why this is being done and what is the strategy, and we called on the german government and the factions of the government party in the parliament , especially those in the government of those parties that in to the government so that they but why are we doing this and what is the purpose and why is it all being done uh-uh there is no such document yet and uh hm now the situation is somewhat paradoxical in some ways what in your opinion is the reason for this paradoxical situation well, because if you read those or others statements by german high-ranking officials, then everything would be good and stable. so the only thing is that we have seen how very often german promises are stretched for a long time in real time, not only german, this is not a throw at the german establishment. so, this is generally a rhetorical question of the diffe

at the technical university of munich biochemist, matthews, missouri has developed a method to extract oil from old bread 1st, the ground bread is mixed with an enzyme that transforms the starch into sugar. later special yeast fun guy will be added that feed off the sugar that you sell would be a small at the beginning and it's of i'll ship when it start to eating more sugar. it would be more round and accumulating as something or oil inside some small bodies called limit bodies. we have now oil. then the next step would be to destroy that cell wall and get the oil out. and people have been employing this method for close to a century though they needed toxic solvents to access the oil. then missouri discovered an enzyme that cuts open the cell wools of the yeast. the enzyme derived from a mushroom, this enzyme is completely non toxic. the goal of his research is to find an eco friendly alternative to palm oil. is in almost every product, every 2 product or the share of the one of them went in on one certain ingredient. and to find as tentative, that's they're not effecting ordered or

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and the stress jane modeling done by our german colleagues in the university of munich. her professor aren't give free, came to turkey and showed it to us on television that south of the main shock is now loaded. so south of her tie, one would expect another earthquake along the center totally in fault. i would expect another great run being, etc, are gonna, will be affected, because the $7.00 fault. that is the fault that causes $7.00 goes west into other diania, turns south and becomes a part of the other, not killing basin system. therefore, there will be enough, craig, that is the solution to try and rebuild in the earthquake hit areas or is the solution to try and move people away as far as possible from fault lines and rebuild and re populate. do that, it's not viable. you can't do that, there are a lot of cultural relics, et cetera. you can build on any kind of ground, provided you build a property. so you have to rebuild the city, but do it properly when we talk about the costs of the damage that's been done, we've got to also talk about syria. that's run the thro

further down to syria and the stress change modeling done by our german colleagues in the university of munich. her professor, aren't you free? came to turkey and showed it to us on television that south of the main shock is now loaded. so south of her tie, one would expect another earthquake along the east that natalie and fault. i would expect another as great grand bingo, eleazar, et cetera. other will be affected because the $7.00 fault, that is the fault that goes to $7.00, goes west into argona area, turns south and becomes a part of the other killick, your basin system. therefore, there will be an earthquake, there is the solution to try and rebuild in the earthquake hit areas or is the solution to try and move people away as far as possible from fault lines and rebuild in repopulate similar to that. it's not viable you can't do that. there are a lot of cultural remix, et cetera. you couldn't build on any kind of ground, provided you build a properly. so you have to rebuild the city, but do it properly. i still, i was pointing out there a lot of versus an article activity and it's costi

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uh, well, let's say steve wald, one of the most respected political scientists in the world from harvard university, was just a participant in this munichticular, what he told us there. listen, the gap that i observed in munich is the gap between the optimism that high-ranking officials expressed publicly and the more pessimistic assessments that could be heard in private in none of my private meetings officials from the very top of key governments were present, but no one i spoke to expected war. it will end soon, no one thought that ukraine would be able to regain all its lost territory, including crimea, no matter how much aid it receives next year , most people expect the stalemate to continue, possibly leading to a ceasefire in a few months. western aid to ukraine is not aimed at victory ; the real goal is to give kiev the opportunity to make a good deal. when the time comes, the baitan administration continues to promise us some kind of happy hollywood ending if the war is still in a hard knock in february 2024 and ukraine is destroyed. considering biden's promise any outcome will look like a failure, that is, we looked behind the

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from harvard university invited to the conference, after talking in the classrooms of the finnish conference, wrote an article for the cavities. let's listen. the gap that i have seen in munichne of my private meetings were attended by officials from the very top of key governments, but none of those with whom i spoke expected war. it will be over soon no one thought that ukraine would be able to regain all its lost territory, including crimea, no matter how much aid it received next year most people expect the stalemate to continue, possibly leading to a ceasefire in a few months. western aid to ukraine is not aimed at victory ; the real goal is to give kiev the opportunity to make a good deal. when the time comes, the administration of bytan continues to promise us some kind of happy hollywood ending, if in february 2024 the war is still in a tough blunt and ukraine is destroyed. given biden's promise, any outcome will look like how's the failure? well, that is, they said one thing on camera, but on the sidelines there, over coffee and in smoking rooms , a completely different mood. it was completely different, it seems so. and i think stevenol got it right. uh, nerf uh, t