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facilities are located in gomel except for one extra hall of universal sports lokomotiv palace of free sports ice palace or sports complex victoriated in brest the home court of our handball grant bags, brest we go further. all these beruses played in the nhl except one who is the odd one out mikhail grobovsky artyom denkov ruslan soley or andrey kostitsyn? here, of course, everyone is a legend. well , forgive me, artyom didn’t play at all, he played in canada and the usa but never made it into the main north american league. this is right. the answer is further with billiard balls of different colors, blue, black, purple and yellow, however. one of them is still an extra one, let’s say we skip the correct answer: yellow two points, blue five black seven, but there is no purple one. he's a redundant next question. all these clubs once won the belarusian football championship, except for one who is odd, gomel bill tire neman or dnieper well, our countryman were not champions either. this is such a silver in 2002. absolutely true. silver in 2002 is the highest achievement. neman was not a champion yet. this is the correct answer, l

it was cleaning for people like victoria in poland, hundreds of thousands a study by the university ofarsaw shows that nowadays ukrainian women work mainly in jobs below their qualifications, but it is not so easy to break into the middle class in a foreign country, morally it was possible a little it's hard yes, our inner ego didn't do very well at first victoria is one of the six million ukrainian refugees who acquired the status of temporarily protected persons in europe , this is official un data that scares domestic demographers, more precisely, whether our people will return and when there are reasons for concern for several people who currently in europe, in the eu countries, one third of them are women, and women left mainly with children in ukraine, and before the war, the demographic situation was not the best, the death rate exceeded the birth rate, the departure of women and losses at the front can make the picture catastrophic if they do not return, let's say that 2/3 is 4 million women, that is, they give birth to children in ukraine , that is, the population will decreas

of house republicans who voted to impeach him. back with me tonight to discuss, victoria defrancesco soto, the dean of the clinton school of public service at the universityand msnbc political analyst. and stuart stevens joins us, a veteran of the mid-romney and george w. bush presidential campaigns. he is now in the lincoln project. his new book, "the conspiracy to end americafive: my old party is driving our democracy to autocracy". it comes out in this fall. victoria, let's start with ken paxton. is this just further evidence that when push comes to shove a political party, it will always defend its own no matter what. party over country? >> with a caveat, right? what we saw here was a fight within the republican party. because what you just noted, 70% of gop house members voted to impeach paxton. but then when it got to the senate, you held the line. it has gotten very, very ugly with the house and the senate. that is going to be a fight to watch for, spoiler alert there. also, just understanding the gop within texas. and i love if you listen to the closing remarks of the ken paxton trial, his attorney said, this day, the bush era comes to a close. so

residents of this house in our hostel, but i can imagine how irina’s mother, who buried her daughter , is worried , victoria bober, member of the council of young scientists, russian state university here too the other day, yes, before the tragedy ira had a day birth, and she headed our council of young scientific specialists at our university, and was our chairman, she had great merits at such, well, consider her young age, that’s how old she turned, 35 years old, 35 years old, only nina, you knew ninakhausov, you knew how much is it? well, i probably knew her for about 8 years, we worked at the same department, she was an incredibly intelligent person, very good-natured, always came to the rescue, we literally went through thick and thin and copper pipes, one might say, her students very they loved her very much and after graduation they always remembered their teacher, but this is also somehow directly symbolic, yes, that a day after her death or on the day of her death a letter arrives, yes, which... approves of her program, yes, with which she was passionate, for whom she was waiting, here we should be happy, but we have such a misfortune, in our studio there is another , let

of david and victoria lebeau. she graduated from high school in 2012 before attending murray state university in contract c in 2018, she answered the call of service and joined the marine corps and become ago pilot. it was in the marines where she met her beloved husband, chase. elie received the national defense service medal, global war on terror service headal, and sea service deployment ribbon. in march of this year, she was prompted -- promoted to captain three weeks ago elie lost her life in a v-22 osprey crash on training mission off the coast of australia. two other fellow marines passed away as well. her family and her home community mourn her loss. so does countless other southern illinoisans. she was special. as her obituary noted, there was just something about ellie. our prayers go out to chase and the entire lebeau family and the cooke families at this very difficult time. your impact on our nation will be remembered. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recog recognition? mr. pane: ask unanimous consent to address the house for

we are please have victoria jackson associate history of history at arizona state university and a former collegiate cross-country and track and field champion athlete she has written and lectured extensively about the development of our current system for olympic and paralympic women sports and we appreciate her participation this morning. professor jackson, welcome along with our other witnesses today. we ask that you please keep your testimony to five minutes. you will see a timer on your microphone. if any witnesses have more than five minutes they are welcome to enter the remainder of that extended testimony into the official hearing record. professor jackson, the commission will now hear your prepared testimony. >> this is going to make cs lewis a little bit annoyed, but i was told that i have 10 minutes. >> go ahead and do your best to keep to our timing. you can take your 10 minutes and we will adjust as necessary. anything you can do to keep us on time i appreciate. thank you. >> thank you to the commission. the united states takes pride in an american artist board that is credit

of the most widely used medications in the country. victoria difrancisco soto, dean of the clinton school of public service at university of arkansas, andlly of florida. welcome, thank you for being with us. david, the trick about inflation, i was having a little bit of a conversation with jared bernstein -- the trick is, depending where you are in life and what you're spending your money on, 3.2% might mean nothing to you. if you drive a lot, your prices are up. kids in school, your prices are higher. if you need medical care or prescription drugs, your inflation rate is substantially higher than everyone else's. jared's point was interesting, and that is, prescription drugs might be more meaningful or reducing drug costs, however that can happen, might be more meaningful to people's bottom lines than a lot of other things one can do for the economy. why are republicans struggling to get on board with this idea? as we mentioned, donald trump had actually said he wanted to bring the cost of prescription drugs down. >> yeah, republicans trying to convince voters to vote against their own interests. i think you've honed in on something ve

caused the pain, if there are pentalgin universal remedies against different types of fields, pentalgin we can do without pain. hello this is a dacha answer. i'm victoria are in today is quite curved, and in order to measure it, this friend will help us, because he will scan everything, and we will get drawings with all the socket outlets. and so on. by the way, he finished, yes, that is, the era of helmsmen also ended long ago, because he only needs 30 minutes to try it all on, and i would climb here, half a day, very progressive things, like the attic project or for our today's heroes. we we're going to create a parallel reality here. everything will plunge into cancer, but everything will be cozy, good and warm, don’t worry. this is all a little later, but for now let's get acquainted with our heroes at the bathroom and igor sretentsev seven children five fish in common olga artyom twins misha with lyosha and the youngest nastyusha and two daughters of igor from his first marriage, who also lived with them for many years. now he is building his own family, including his granddaughters. eat. one of them, anna, recently became a godmother. in such a l

we will talk with our expert victoria ivanovna ruzanova , a doctor of the russian gerontological scientific clinic. center of the russian national research medical universityy of health of russia good morning. today in our studio we must talk to you about the so-called symbols successful aging when we talk about symbols of successful aging. we certainly mean geriatric syndromes. more than forty of them are known; these are certain conditions of the body that worsen the quality of life during the course of diseases, e.g. , in an elderly and senile person. and let’s look at these syndromes today and our first syndrome, which we will talk about. this is a cognitive disorder at the beginning of the formation of cognitive impairment , the patient begins to forget some words. a. well, what’s important is that he won’t remember them right away, he begins to forget some things he did the day before forget to eat forget. did he take the pills can take the pills twice, which is definitely, uh, completely dangerous, so this is one of the most serious heroic syndromes that needs to be influenced. at the very beginning, which needs to be identified at the very beginnin

fact that he took a course in gerantology at the sechnitz university, which is not victoria bonet’s move, don’t touch her, she can be proud of90% of what you need, but he is not a biohacker, you remember, there used to be, there used to be a health magazine, a very popular magazine, i don’t i know he might now exists, in my opinion, no, my grandfather wrote him out for many years, until the moment when my father said that that’s it, we won’t write him out anymore, because my grandfather got everyone, because he received every new number he found at i’ve read about new diseases myself, so, that is, you are a hereditary biohacker, i’m not, some clever words , you know, well, this is a bit, first you need to make a base, if they get to a smart therapist and he tells them, does some basic tests, free, and will tell them some specific ones, for the right ones, unfortunately, for the right ones this is not guaranteed, but if a person does it, then it’s free. almost 90% of the time it will solve your problems for free, yes there is 10%, it is much more complicated there, but 90 , at least this, you don’t know how to sell, alexander

university and find out. can full-time and full-time part-time students participate in instagram , the second year of bachelor's degree begins, as well as master and specialists from the third year marina vakhrusheva victoriaost a year ago on october 22 in astana and all this time. they constantly maintained telephone contact. the current meeting was preceded by serious preparations; the turkish foreign minister arrived in russia and met with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov and the head of the russian ministry of defense sergei shoigu. on other topics, russian naval aircraft destroyed four us-made high-speed military boats carrying ukrainian paratroopers, who were following in the direction of the crimea, this was stated by the ministry of defense; also, the troops of our west group thwarted an attempt to transfer reserves of the ukrainian armed forces in the kuppur direction in the area where at least a company of militants was carried out; at least a company of militants was destroyed during the counter-battery fight; american- made towed howitzers were disabled. -77 and 2 mortar crews in the southern donetsk direction, advanced units of the russian army. with the support of artillery, they hit the

university campuses this week. tim muffett, bbc news. hello, good morning from bbc london, i'm victoria cook. the comissioner oftential benefit of mass— e—scooter use. the operators behind rental schemes say they can cut car use and congestion. at the moment only rental e—scooters are allowed on the roads — private e—scooters are illegal. critics say they're dangerous and should be banned. the government says it is considering new legisaltion on their use. i think, right now, scooters are a missed opportunity in london. there's a lot of untapped potential in this mode of transport. i think if you go to cities like rome, madrid, brussels, you see everyone using e—scooters and getting out of their private vehicles. two firefighters from essex have returned home after eight days working to find survivors of the earthquake in morocco. antony clement and tom jewell were part of a team of 60 search and rescue specialists from the uk who took part in the relief effort. 3,000 people were killed and more than 300,000 were injured or displaced when it struck the country earlier this month. luton airport has received the