and then of course, varies, varies, and net, importing countries lot. but of course, buyers of grain all over the world, so market participants are extremely nervous. there's a lot of uncertainty and of course in the very short term debt not, not terribly much that can be done in order to increase the supply. so these of course leads to reactions by individual household firms, but also by some countries to hold back a grain supplies in, in the field of continuously rising prices. but this is a separate problem because this can only aggravate the crowd. boston has from the university of her home. thank you so much for joining us. thank you very much. and if not just the availability of food itself that has been disrupted by the war, but also the fertilizer needed to grow it and africa, some farmers have turned to making their own, as the cost of commercial fertilizers skyrocket. in uganda, the price for some important but lasers has more than doubled russia image a supplier is facing international sanctions and the gun and importers and consumers a filli

state laws can also vary to a certain extent, i - vary to a certain extent, i think it is fair to say- you can find in texas. texas is ri . ht you can find in texas. texas is riaht u- you can find in texas. texas is right up there _ you can find in texas. texas is right up there as _ you can find in texas. texas is right up there as far _ you can find in texas. texas is right up there as far as - you can find in texas. texas is right up there as far as the - right up there as far as the right up there as far as the right to bear arms is concerned. we heard joe biden take aim at one of the most powerful lobby groups in this country, the nra, the national rifle association. irony upon irony the nra is to hold its annual meeting this coming weekend in texas. 0ne annual meeting this coming weekend in texas. one of the guest speakers will be donald trump. guest speakers will be donald trum -. ., guest speakers will be donald trum, ., guest speakers will be donald trum. . , trump. that says something in it self and _ trump. that says something in it self and we _ trump. that says something

saw on his way , died, two teachers and 19 children, several people in hospitals with injuries of varying severity, some of the victims were sent by helicopters over 100 km to the san antonio military hospital condolences to the families of the dead and affected expressed president biden. in the evening, he addressed the nation from the white house on the idea that an eighteen-year-old child could walk into a weapons store and buy two assault rifles. rifles. just ridiculous, in the name of all that is holy, what do you need an assault weapon for, other than to kill someone, it's just awful manufacturers, weapons have spent two decades aggressively marketing weapons that make them fabulous profits. for god's sake. we must have the courage to stand up to this indian. and in the united states, there are more than 400 million barrels on hand and texas is the most armed state in america, their law is one of the most liberal, beer is sold there from the age of 21, and anyone who is over can buy a rifle or a pistol for 18 years, america has again flown flags to half-staff in memory of the dead,

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a healthy varied diet home gardens can help. many countries have launched initiatives to promote home gardens and provide training to local communities. families grow nutrient rich fruit and vegetables in these gardens year round and they eat when they so amanda vent has been studying a homestead garden project in rural bangladesh. for years. we can say now that we have seen a positive and significant effect on agricultural production in the home garden and more diverse fruits and vegetables as being ground, as well as increases and dietary diversity, which is a measure of diversity in the diet. a women and children, especially if for in some cases, for example and bangladesh, sometimes it's difficult for women to get to the market. so if they're cooking for their family, having access to these new trends, foods in their own home is also a benefit. research is, are also taking a closer look at the plumps native to each region which native species of gretchen whitman's and minerals and can be grown locally. one example is the bal

ah, conclusion. slimming down takes time and what works best varies from person to person. unfortunately, there is no silver bullet from weight loss or feeling full doesn't necessarily mean that we've taken in the energy we need. and if our diet is very unbalanced or one sided, we often don't get enough fisherman's and minerals. this home of malnutrition, also known as hidden hunger, is found all over the world. and there are many different reasons for it. what are the effects and what can we do about it? what is the institute for climate impact research in potsdam germany have to do with you tricia a lot, because global warming is also affecting the plant world and thus will say the basis of all diet. amanda event heads the climate change in health working group at the institute. she studies, maternal and child nutrition. her main focus is ma nutrition mounted question as a big a public health problem that is affecting the globe. one out of every 3 people suffer from some form of malnutrition. so this can be under nutrition are which could mean that protein or energy defic

this is a bright and varied creativity and the talents that the lord gave him varied, and now this isish. joyful, this is incredible, these human and creative embraces. and in general , movement forward with lordship can be, thanks to these very qualities. alexandra vasilyevich has so many friends about whom he knows a lot of interesting stories, one of them is about the wonderful artist alexandra fatyushina and, of course, a archer. so at 10 pm sasha fatyushin runs in a short fur jacket. i looked around the hall, all the tables were occupied. here is my table, the place is free first pankratov-black did not react too favorably to the appearance of the namesake, but fatyusha quickly corrected things after half an hour pankratov-black and forgot to think about his andre suddenly a pilot came up. and the aviation colonel, as i remember now, comes up to our colleague, a young man, he says, a young man. she suits you as a mother, you make eyes at her. here we cannot understand who is making eyes to whom, so we are looking at our boy, our actor. so he says, get out. it is he who swings the

ah, conclusion slimming down takes time and what works best varies from person to person. unfortunately, there is no silver bullet from weight loss or feeling full doesn't necessarily mean that we've taken in the energy we need. and if our diet is very unbalanced or one sided, we often don't get enough fisherman's and minerals. this home of malnutrition, also known as hidden hunger, is found all over the world. and there are many different reasons for it. what are the effects and what can we do about it? what is the institute for climate impact research in pulse ham, germany have to do with you tricia a lot because global warming is also affecting the plant world and thus will say the basis of although i have amanda vent heads, the climate change in health working group at the institute, she studies, maternal and child nutrition, her main focus is malnutrition mounted question as a big public health problem that's affecting the globe. one out of every 3 people suffer from some form of malnutrition. so this can be under nutrition. which could mean that protein or energy def

, varying levels of how well informed they r.n't feel like we should nod and ascent to everything that some ball player tweets or random comment. in some cases we would agree n. other cases we take exception or disagree with parts of it. everything they say shouldn't automatically be send. but they have a voice. but i think in this case, the overwhelming voices, not just the sports figures, but of americans across the political spectrum, common sense gun safety laws, background checks, c'mon, show a little backbone, show a little concern for the citizens you are supposedly representing. and isn't, i'm not a constitutional scholar, isn't the first obligation of government the security and safety of the citizenry? >> yeah. look. we normally talk about sporpts. but this is what we are talking about today. when you talk about the hierarchy of needs of our children, safety in schools is number one. they love their sports, but being safety in a day. how are they going to enjoy all these wonderful things they want in life. they can't go

, two men died from shrapnel wounds, four more people were taken to the hospital with injuries of varyingerity, the regional military administration said that the residents of this city are constantly suffering from enemy artillery 10 russian drones orlan 10 were destroyed thanks to the work of ukrainian air defense, the command reports of our air force, such drones are the most popular target of ukrainian defenders orlan usually conduct aerial reconnaissance and adjust artillery fire the cost of one enemy is about 100,000 dollars the first lady of the usa jilbiden is visiting romania and slovakia on a humanitarian visit, reuters reports that the first lady will meet with ukrainian refugees, humanitarian aid workers, teachers and american servicemen on sunday, when the united states celebrates mother's day, jilbiden plans to meet with ukrainian mothers and children who left their native home due to russian aggression, hunger should not be a weapon, the united nations emphasizes this all due to the fact that almost four and a half million tons of grain are blocked in the ports of ukraine,

that it will go down the route of how much dura and many other examples to israel has the ability to vary with time. and with domination of other outlets to me today, lots of people are complaining on facebook for example, the change that is being highly selective, taking out all morning statements and so on to do with shooting. and it's becoming more and more difficult thing to suppress the truth and an event like this is going to be really tough to, to keep it silent. what is the, the status of media freedom in the occupied territories? how difficult is it to, to document what is happening and then for that to go far and wide in know, amongst the palestinians. i think there is a good degree of freedom of expression, partly because of lack of governance really that they're able to say whatever they want and report objectively and so on. but at the same time, they are organized mostly around government organizations. and if you recall, over the last 6 months, or some of those agencies were accused of supporting terrorism by 0 and many in jose where were made either too close or they were

buildings the head of ova oleksandr told two old men four died from shrapnel wounds with herbs of varyingerity hospitalized in the luhansk region, the enemy and you in the residential quarters north donetsk lysychanska rubizhnye popasnaya and nearby villages 19 times a day over donetsk region, battles were fought along the entire front line, the head of the regional military administration, pavlo kyrylenko , reported four dead and seven wounded in lyman, four more people were injured in the villages of volodymyrivka and yarova, and one died in the bahma community a person who was brought there wounded from luhansk region, the occupiers again shelled several settlements in kharkiv region and the outskirts of the regional center around six o'clock in the evening, russian troops they found out that zolochiv that on the border with the russian federation a man died as a result of shelling, more than a dozen residential buildings were damaged in another district of the bogodukhivsk region in the morning. a 27-year-old local resident was injured by the fire of the occupiers, a total of three ki

that's why i have such a rich and varied personal life. why do you need my husband?you need mikhail? i have big plans for him. i hope you don't mind. mashechku do not listen to these alcoholics. well, how are they from here? give him a hot meal first. yes, thanks. oh well done. oh well done. let's do something give to drink. yes, so that it is not so spicy, but beer to put out the fire. i will not tell anyone. well, it hurts so much, uh witch well done on the rise oh hello, hello nastya your city came and knocked me down. and there is nothing to get this for, he is like that. i'm very sorry, tell me who will pay for the delivery? and this decided to argue. okay, this is a fallback . it will be suspicious, if in our village the fifth district in a row goes astray, they will say that drunkenness is flourishing in our country or, god forbid, home brewing. that's why i bring it to you and hooked. only you in our village can deal with the peasants. die in the world, except for one russian state, such vile drunkenness is not visible - the look of a drunken man who is wallo

behind — certainly varied as the picture behind me is from the north coast of northern_ behind me is sunshine here. _ northern ireland. there were some sunshine here. then _ northern ireland. there were some sunshine here. then look— northern ireland. there were some sunshine here. then look at - northern ireland. there were some sunshine here. then look at this i sunshine here. then look at this beautiful shot from one of our weather watchers in the western isles of scotland. gorgeous blue skies overhead. contrast that with the rather grey conditions of this weather watcher walking along the coast in kent. this grey shade here shows that we had some cloud today which produced shall remain in places with more cloud waiting in the winds out in the atlantic. initially a very weak frontal system introducing a bit more cloud in the northern ireland, western scotland, bit of rain here by the end of the night. some areas of low cloud, mist and murk elsewhere. rather chilly for eastern scotland and eastern england. my further west. 12 degrees for cardiff. tomorrow, high pressure trying to h

of these, 24, 47 people who died were injured to varying degrees. hr gravity killed one.ild and four children received an injury of varying severity total destroyed 981 housing construction in 24 settlements damaged 91 objects civil infrastructure. so, in a nutshell , the current situation. it is taking shape in the luhansk e people's republic and where are the hottest spots now, where are the battles going on the most? i can say that we now have long-suffering, pervomaisk - this is the hottest spot. it suffers the most from ukrainian shelling. it is located closest to the line of contact, so shelling takes place there daily. here's for today. again, the jcc has already recorded two attacks on this locality. uh, i can also say that this is just, uh, the popasnian direction, where uh, the armed formations of ukraine are very uh, let's say uh, intensively fire, uh, on a nearby settlement, because it is a strategic , uh, settlement and now uh, on at the moment, our military personnel have occupied most of the e, this settlement, and with its complete liberation. to us e come

and can vary from year to year. meaning that the city has to make choices about which types of project to provide planning for. they could only recoup funds in a city that is per missable to do so. mean may be deemed out of scope from the funding. to address these issues, the city can evaluate whether there is sufficient funding and determine if additional sources may be needed. the city maintains the multi billion dollars backlog of projects which are projects that have yet to be addressed. it can help to increase our long term capitol cost by reducing the life expectancy of buildings. they're, there are varying maintenance models that we have served. including utilizing perform activities that others complete with more highly trained. and present challenges for departments and for the city in understanding the total size of it's maintenance backlog. to address these issues, the city can adopt a more uniform standards and require to develop maintenance standards. and on to the final issue, capitol administration. w

from time to time, they will vary from time to time, they will be a scattering of showers for northernthe time of year with temperatures at six and seven celsius across scotland, northern england and northern ireland. for sunday, we continue with this feat of north, northwesterly winds coming around this area of high pressure that is centred near iceland. it will be dragging in some chilly air. if anything it�*s going to be colder. sunday morning starts on a chilly note, many of you will see some morning spells of sunshine but cloud will bubble up through the day but this time we are more likely to see the cloud thick enough to bring some scattered showers across scotland, england and wales, northern ireland should stay fine and dry. closer to that area of high pressure. temperatures around 16 celsius so cooler than recent days but in any may sunshine it shouldn�*t feel too bad if you are out of the breeze. into next week, this area of low pressure is moving in from scandinavia. as pressure falls, the cloud goes up. this time we will see showers becoming really widespread, especially a

20-1920, because there was such a separate process that everyone forgot about the separate karlovy vary orthodox church with its center in the city of strymske, karlova, what is the territory of what is it now, now is austria-hungary to feed the orthodox of austria-hungary, the carnavata orthodox church was created, which received the tomos. tomos from the patriarch of ecumenical world war ii well , first of all, but the austrians said listen to the bukovina metropolis, bukovina is a separate principality , therefore the bukovina metropolis cannot be a spice of the karlovy vary church and was a separate metropole for the orthodox bukovina metropolis and now we know what the romanian bukovina metropolis did, here we know that in bukovyna to the letter in chernivtsi this huge chamber of the metropolitan yes yes yes yes what is chernivtsi university now, the beauty is incredible and why is he like that in chernivtsi sitting exactly like eh the level of patriarch kirill, the level of metropolitan epiphanius, and well, that's how history unfolds, here in mukachevo it's such and such a bucket

here the company produces up to 14 cars, depending on the size, it varies from 3 to 4 million rubles. 90%, just made from russian kits. the machines are also domestic. most of all, of course, we have a request for our equipment. this is moscow saint petersburg. well, we also supplied other cities of our country, russia. our equipment to belarus and kazakhstan now, due to western sanctions, the demand for a russian manufacturer has increased. well, from plans to enter the european market. i had to give up instead. the company is now negotiating this. with china yes, we are currently in an advantageous position. yes, because imported equipment. now not to buy, probably, in practice, however, due to currency fluctuations. i had to revise the prices upwards and the delivery time for components increased. well, an increase in some russian components metal cast iron. of course, our partners have also revised their pricing. value of their works services well, it remains only to move forward. we have a choice no, therefore, not a step back, only forward. the first stage is the coffee dispense

fall under unprecedented sanctions pressure in belarus, but its consequences will affect everyone to varying degrees alexander lukashenko called on the eu countries to unite and act as a united front, united with the eurasian five. the belarusian leader has already done a lot, noted that he successfully managed to stop problems in currencies on the financial market quite quickly, the ec made a decision to increase the stability of our economies, according to alexander lukashenko, further emergency measures need to be taken in terms of logistics. of considerable interest is the initiative of the commission for the implementation of the eurasian agroexpress project. it is designed to ensure regular impeded supply of agricultural goods by rail transport, including with china. in addition , it is necessary to seriously speed up the work on creating new cooperation ties and import substitution, especially for critically imported goods. relevant is the proposal to develop indicative balances in relation to essential goods for the internal market . the eaeu has a good position in terms of food secu

here the company produces up to 14 cars, depending on the size, it varies from 3 to 4 million rubles. 90% of the russian components, the machines are also domestic. most of all, of course, we have a request for our equipment - this is moscow st. petersburg. well, we also supplied other cities of our country to russia, and our equipment to belarus and kazakhstan is now due to western sanctions, the demand for a russian manufacturer has increased. well, from plans to enter the european market. i had to give up instead. the company is now negotiating this. with china yes, we are currently in an advantageous position. yes, because imported equipment. now you can’t buy it, probably, in practice, however, due to fluctuations in the exchange rate, we had to revise prices aside. it remains only to move forward. we have no choice, so no step back, only forward. the first stage is a coffee dispenser that delivers a certain dosage, on average five and a half grams, and then the process continues, as in classical preparation, coffee is impered, in order for the tablet to be dense, pressure could

you can overcome the route both by running and by bicycle, and the distance varies from 21 km to 200of water adventures, kayaking is organized, the most extreme participants took on a multi-marathon. it's like a triathlon. the first part of the distance must be run, the second must be driven on a two-wheeled transport, and the third must be sailed on a cheesecake.

fourteenth marathon in a row, you can overcome the route both by running and by bicycle, and the distance variesm 21 km to 200 for lovers of water adventure organized by kayaking, the most extreme participants swung to the multi-marathon. it 's like a triathlon. the first part of the distance must be run and the second part must be driven on a two-wheeled vehicle. and the third swim on a cheesecake, firstly, of course, we have veterans. those who participate from year to year and for 10 years. there are participants those who participate 10 years in a row. and we also have veterans in the sense that this year we have three participants over 70 years old, and they cover different distances, including cycling marathons. there are even multi-sport distances that overcome the desire for adventure.

apartment of the suspects, 6.5 thousand cigars were found, depending on the brand, the price per piece variesom 200 to 7,000 rubles. in total, more than 30 types of tobacco products without labeling and special excise stamps were identified. also, customs officers found 260 bottles and labeled cuban roma according to experts. the total value of the identified goods amounted to about 13 million rubles. the offenders were detained and they were chosen as a preventive measure in the form of detention. the investigation continues to establish distribution channels and other persons are involved in criminal activities. this year, it is planned to renew more than a thousand hectares of forest in the moscow region, for this, several million seedlings have been prepared in regional nurseries, they will be planted on a site that has suffered from insect pests of forest fire hurricanes, and also there, artyom kuznetsov will tell you where the planned cuttings were carried out, and artyom kuznetsov will tell you about the painstaking work of growing young animals. this nursery in the ramensky urban dist

at i see a wheelchair. in injuries of varying severity farewell to the rocky mountains to the feat cleansingg. we went out to the open sea, the stern ones cry, melting away in the fog, fisherman, our dear earth fisherman, our dear earth, so i will definitely write a contour. into the boiling abyss she will come back. i'm not soon spoiled songs fool. look at the ice cream. of course, all these nationalities. but the person depends. and russians are not all drunkards. well, of course, russians are good jews, just wonderful. only gypsies are all over housing, yes, who cares. i'm not talking about that at all. all are not that we are white, well, no, of course. but somehow i don’t let blacks close to me. honestly. there is some feeling. discomfort, i would say. for the white man

that's why it's varied.ich today provide an opportunity to get acquainted with the history of culture and through educational tourism, which is actively developing in our country today. it has a large part of the exhibition, usually rather devoted to art and history. but surely there are such unusual museums that even belarusians know little about. maybe tell about them. what are these museums? what interesting things do we have. there are a lot of museums here. and i guess every day is interesting in its own way. and if we take one of the most unique ones, it is probably more than five years ago that the museum of the cat was opened in the city of minsk. wow, such an amazing museum. because not so much people take part in the most administrative organizational work. how many the animals themselves are the cts themselves who, having organized a space for themselves, live there and offer to visit or have a good time. if you want to travel around the country, but we do not have the opportunity to travel to far

features politicians representing the various political parties and a wide range of other guests with varyingectives. they added... for some time, bbc news has been investigating the activities of an agent working for mi5 who used his status to abuse and terrorise his partner before moving abroad to continue intelligence work while under investigation. evidence shows that he is a right—wing extremist with a violent past. but as daniel de simone reported on thursday, the path to getting that evidence shown on air has not been easy. the government took us to the high court, first trying to stop this story ever being broadcast, and then seeking to dramatically limit what we could report. they failed, but we've been legally prevented from naming the agent because of a risk to him despite the threat he poses. so, why did the bbc, unlike the government, consider the broadcasting of this horrific story to be in the public interest? barry philpot had some concerns, writing... well, let's find out more about this from ed campbell, who's investigations editor for bbc news. ed, thanks for coming on news

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he's in camp motion pictures play a varied role in the average. soldier's life. not only is he entertained by them? he's also oriented and trained through the medium of the silver screen. training films boss to worldwide attendance of 30 gis monthly to date the army is produced 78 training films. the industry adds 101 as its non-profit contribution. army operated libraries supplied the armed forces with all types of films and equipment for projection of motion pictures. 260 libraries in this country approximately 60 overseas booking soaring into astronomical figure a barometer for gauging the response of the using branches to film designed solely for the military. and there's no denying johnny doughboys interest in the fighting men series a 100% hollywood product providing grim training lessons. to fully appreciate their popularity is to reveal that 5 million soldiers monthly attend screenings of the fighting men film. these and thousands of additional reels shown and reshone must necessarily receive careful handling. passionate repair of films and machines occup

corpse is relatively fresh on it and we will collect the overall picture of all female corpses of varyingrees of decomposition. i can't say anything more. i need to work in the laboratory for dental records of missing girls. the burial is quite reliable, no one looks here, except for the rats for another week, two corpses, nothing left. there is a utility room, all the stations are on the same highway of the north direction. what could be the holiday villages of the main lake, by the way? so last night he couldn't leave, so the dispatcher will try today at 8:15, 2 3 1, 5, how do you hear? okay, retreat is ready. thanks goodbye. what's going on here? i'm lucky to ivanovna phone. that's spent people waiting for years to get it. and now it's not ready. now we are always in touch with you. and where are you going? so do i have to work or with you? no, i'll go myself , where is it close? you better show up here alone. working with me for sure nothing can happen. it's a laundromat where there are only women. okay, i'll stay here then. are you brave, are you? ordinary coward i and in the camp yo

food and agriculture organization, the reasons are many and varied. the industrialization of agriculture meant crops suddenly had to fulfill different requirements. they have to produce a high yield all ripen at the same time, and not suffer damage when being harvested by heavy machinery. our modern, globalized trade network means fruit and vegetables. now need to stay fresh while being transported over long distances. very few varieties can live up to those demands. the range of produce in our supermarkets is deceiving, the tomatoes and cucumbers may look different, but genetically they're very similar. this genetic poverty is not without risk. in the 1970s, for example, a virus destroyed one quarter of the rice harvest across the whole of asia. it was only through cross breeding the rice, with a wild variety that the crop became resistant to the virus. thus rescuing the world single most important food stable for thousands of years. farmers have collected their own seeds and swapped them amongst themselves to improve their harvest and develop new va

at least 5 people. dozens are still trapped under rubble in the city of other done debris is also varied. shops and vehicles in the area. a severe sandstorm has engulfed, she wife and other parts of the middle east, the winds disrupted air traffic. some people were treated in hospital for breathing problems. scientists say does it storms are becoming more frequent. they blame rising temperatures, water shortages, and deforestation. german chancellor, olive shalt is on a tree nation trip to africa. his 1st stop in synagogue was followed by nigeria in west africa, shalt visited german troops training local special forces, the fight islamist militants. his 1st visit to the continent as chancellor will end in south africa. a double is chief political editor, mikhail. acosta is travelling with the german chancellor. his her report. all assaults is made a point of visiting democracies only on his 1st africa trip. and he's right now making a point behind me by visiting the troops that are being trained by germans here. and there. they are here to provide more security in an increasingly di stab

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guest: it differently does varied that is not a bad thing. this is in a disease that is going to go away. our goal is to make it like other respiratory viruses. if you are someone who is healthy, has access to drug testing, it is something much more manageable. there were different recalculations when we didn't have a vaccine or antivirals. but that is not the situation we are in now. it is a little bit hard to know exactly what is going to happen. maybe universal coronavirus vaccines. all of that is going to change the landscape of 2019. -- of covid-19. eventually we will have vaccines that are more -- that has three something on the table that we get more approved vaccines. that maybe don't need to be boosted frequently. he wanted -- they may have different vaccine policies. we want to be cover hatching in based on individual risk. host: what does the update tell you about the evolution of the virus we have seen over the last two years? guest: four of those coronaviruses because the common cold. some of the protection our prior infection. s

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