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toxicological examination and i’m already finishing here it's much more complicated than we thought, vizthere are no traces of drugs, neither in the blood, nor in the hair, but i still found something interesting. the soviet blood sugar level is 1.2 memol per liter. come on, it's definitely absolutely simple at these rates, uh, would a person go into a hypoglycemic coma? that's it, we thought that someone pushed the boil when she fell down the stairs, and with such hypoglycemia, she could lose consciousness herself, fall down the stairs and lie there for several hours, this would explain all the oddities and behavior. look, she must have been terribly hungry. no wonder she ate candy wrappers. glucose surges cause aggression, so she didn't fight at all. this is all understandable, but where does her glycemia come from, or maybe not diabetes, and the map checked everything. yes, i studied her up and down any diseases that could be the cause, here, or maybe she was pregnant during pregnancy, sugar. maybe there was no pregnancy. i'm doing an autopsy. or maybe not all the information is in th

unfortunately for the russian army, the battle of golovchin, uh, some of our generals, viz. for example, a repen, he was given birth from a general's rank to privates and he fought better than that, because they could execute, they wanted to execute initially, but they replaced the sentence with whether the decision was good. lost in the battle of this infliction in july 1708, charles xii defeated the russian troops, who fled leaving artillery. peter ordered nikita ivanovich repnin. his personal courage saved him from death by military court. peter approved the decision of the court to demote the general to the rank and file and oblige him to compensate material losses with money. but he did not say this, but, in my opinion, this is not all that important, but pay attention to the hard punishment in 1708, and at poltava he was followed up with a crowd and sheremetyev the noble and bruce and boer and repnin were again generals. beats the swedes, well, the order has passed. you approached nadyusha. such a very nice person, also wearing glasses, you can fix everything, you just

agree a little more admiration, viz.ages in our next section, a jacket is a classic of business style, you can wear it to work, to the theater and to a restaurant. and in the fall, this is still an opportunity to warm up. we will tell you how to choose the right jacket in the women's wardrobe, the jacket appeared thanks to cook chanel in those days it was sewn out of sight, and the jacket received a familiar shape in the fifties, the second wave of popularity of the model was also provided by the son. laurent , 20 years later, you can experiment with the classics, so the american fashion house decided and released a jacket made of python skin, the model costs 40,000 rubles like a good car. in trend, relaxed silhouettes and natural materials, but with a small percentage of synthetics for durability, there are no restrictions on colors. this season , designers recommend an asymmetrical cut and unusual details. and now let's pick autumn jackets for different types of figures. very interesting model is made of wool with a ra

start producing uh products uh hmm which is still uh hmm which still bought somewhere in the west, viz. well, for example, various objects microelectronics. uh, next, let's say, large-sized bearings for automobiles, all this equipment and a number of other things , hydraulics, which is very important. and what shall we say? so we have already begun to develop, therefore , about 14 investment projects have now been developed. some of them are already under implementation. and these one and a half billion dollars will be used to complete these projects, to implement these projects, and to make it natural. in favor of both belarus and russia, i see that belarus, uh, needs to pass, but to be wary of some kind of threats from almost all sides except for the east side. why because we see what's going on there? uh, let's say forcing, uh, the military-political situation. in what way it is expressed, it is expressed in the fact that uh, okay, we say something like we are used to the fact that there is an increase in military budgets. e in nato countries and especially in neighboring and our co

start producing uh products uh hmm which is still uh hmm which is still bought somewhere in the west, viz. well, for example, various items of microelectronics are further away, for example, large-sized bearings for automobiles, all this equipment and a number of other things hydraulics, which is very important. and what shall we say? this is how we have already begun to develop, so now we have developed, somewhere around 14 investment some of the projects are already underway. and these one and a half billion dollars will be spent on completing these, uh, implementing these projects, and, naturally, for the benefit of belarus and russia, i see that belarus uh needs passat with e-e. ah, to be afraid of some kind of threats from almost all sides except for the east side. why because we see what's going on there? uh, let's say forcing, uh, the military-political situation. what it is expressed in, it is expressed in the fact that, uh, okay, we say something we are used to that there is an increase in military budgets. uh in nato countries and especially in neighboring and our countries. you

through the homes, and the majority are in tact, and we have boats and grateful to the governor for the viz it to the matlacha, and we are hoping to bring out the naval bridges to get back over here, and we are like an armada off of normandy waiting to get back to the properties and get them in shape, and then we will help the rest of the government to restore matlacha to what it will be forever, an eye cop ik place in florida. >> and you said red tape, so tell us what you are hit with. >> people are told that they cannot go to the matlacha and we all have boats, and we know it is not true, because we can get to our properties via the water, and when we get there, we are not stupid. we have the wherewithal to bring the generators and the wherewithal to clean up our properties before they are infested with mold, and it is going to cost the insurance companies an arm and a leg to restore our properties. we can get it done, and we did it with charlie, and we are frustrated by the fact that the temperament is that you cannot do for ourself. and we can do for ourselves. and we have earth movers

second cultural values ​​from poland by alexander popov of all the countries involved in world war ii vizuffered the biggest losses , the assertion is controversial, the polish ministry of culture is absolutely sure of it. they believe that after the war and the soviet occupation, polish museums lost more than half of their valuables, which the ministry of culture was looking for. they were found in the pushkin museum in moscow. from wroclaw. including we are talking about the worship of my day to the madonna with children, john the baptist. christ and the sinners and the madonna and child with libya against the backdrop of a landscape, it is the latter work that is most famous for a long time looking for a painting bought in the thirty-seventh year by an industrialist of sour water. after her death , the work was transferred to the local art museum. now he wants to return it, of course, efforts should always be made to ensure that a work that was once in polish collections returned to poland in the collections where they were earlier, however, these processes are always long and complica

again, remove invaseivals from the lake and the surrounding landscape and improve accessibility and viz ability by resurfacing the pathways and installing new seating and signage. we are really excited to make this beautiful corner of the park more beautiful once again. note on the project labor agreement, city wide pla, this is one of the first pla projects, so we are excited to be learning through the process and going through that with this project and i'll be initiating our pre-construction meeting on that with olsc with your approval today real soon. another note about the tree removal for the scope, we issued a separate small contract to complete the tree removals, part of the demolition and restoration effort, which will likely start with your approval in the next couple weeks, and so we are starting this early to avoid the bird nesting season. with that, staff recommends the commission award a contract for the golden gate park middle lake rehab project in amount not to exceed $5.640.55.00 for the base scope pract to bauman landscape construction inc. and thank you for your time.

i think they made travel viz riz should reflect the accurate situation on the ground and that gets toause we just seen diminished testing or at least movement to either home antigen testing like in the united states where people may not report it or other countries that eliminated that part of the budget whatsoever. i do think that it's a little bit of both. however, i know that the cdc is also working with other countries to try to match the waste water surveillance and other techniques so that even without that reliable testing that we depended on, we have other ways of looking for an uptick around the world. >> so, doctor, if we're seeing perhaps unsurprisingly as the weather gets colder, cases starting to rise. rise in europe. starting to rise here in some states in the u.s. there is a new booster out there. but uptick and intake has been pretty low to this point. so give us your assessment. where do things stand and should we be bracing for a winter surge? >> talk about the numbers. they're all trending in the right direction. they're still high, jonathan. we have a seven day rol

and america, making it clear the source of all western politics dominance one and he is in washington vizthey considered themselves winners. after in the ninety-first year, several of the then party leaders in goloveshskaya pushcha, not considered the opinion of the people, dissolved the soviet union after the collapse of the soviet union, the guys came to peace for all of us forever. we will have to put up with his dictator, then in 1991 the plant expects that russia will no longer justify itself from such shocks and will further fall apart on its own. yes, it almost happened. we remember the terrible nineties the nineties. hungry and cold and hopeless, but russia withstood, reborn, strengthened again, took its rightful place in the world. at the same time, the west has been looking for and continues to look for a new chance all this time. hit weaken it destroy russia they are simply haunted that in the world there is such a great huge country with its territory , natural wealth and resources with a people who can never live. at chuguevka russia sees its role what to stand for? doesn't w

without that there is going to be no way to meet the needs of communities of potrero hill, dog patch, vizy and bayview. myself i have been showing up, volunteering participating in different events and bringing what i know or just being there to support things. i think elected i would do the same thing. >> thank you. shamann. >> i think from a size standpoint we shrunk as a district and lost space we did have but still a very diverse district. we have several communities separated by freeways and land barriers. one thing we have done is wurksed to bring the merchants associations together and meet with them and talk about challenges across the district and what they need. i'm thankful brian said need office reflective of the languages people speak. we have cantonese, mandarin and spanish visible because we understand the needs of the district which have been always been the case so very important we are able to work with all our communities. i talked about earlier providing resources to make sure we have hubs in our communities not just the black community, not just the latino community,

especially areas little bit to the north, santa rosa, also half moon bay airport back down to zero vizh everything's pretty good, unless you're south again. there's some areas. san martin down the hollister gilroy looks like watson will salina's monterey santa cruz capital. so highway one down to the monterey peninsula can be thick, thick, thick. after that lifts burns back, it'll be nice sunny if you're on the coast and obey its 60 seventies. if you're inland, it's eighties and again. we're seeing some low nineties for a while and creeks but not a bad week. i mean, it does get warm 87 on wednesday 88 yesterday i went 89 today. why don't you go 90 steve? because it's just i just didn't i thought about it, but i just didn't because we've been really close on these forecast highs tomorrow. 88 sunday down to 84 livermore fairfield. yes you will be in the nineties today for the city 67 53. what's average 71 55 so below on both again. 98 1996 record high 6 43 now on sunset. forties fifties and sixties. there were really cool for a few, especially areas to the north mill valleys in their fai

both not just in china town but the connection and the connectivity critical between china town and viz valley and bayview and have been identified as a muni equity strategy zone. and last but not least i want to also 3 out there gent chan who now is working on that issue especially during pandemic done critical work trans lagz survey and working with residence denials, making sure they understand the transit survey critical for making sure that we have our muni businesses really recover and bring back critical services in initial days when we -- 70% of the public transit service were down. they all with the last name chan than i are not related to each other or me. it happens we share the last name. different spelling for smchl all which to say i really appreciate mrs. li's application and thank the mir for being considerate about appointing another woman of color in this case a chinese speaking woman to really be serving on the sfmta board of directors looking beyond that, to look really to for those who have done the w in the community and really critically knowing the issue, and hav

without that there is going to be no way to meet the needs of communities of potrero hill, dog patch, vizunteering participating in different events and bringing what i know or just being there to support things. i think elected i would do the same thing. >> thank you. shamann. >> i think from a size standpoint we shrunk as a district and lost space we did have but still a very diverse district. we have several communities separated by freeways and land barriers. one thing we have done is wurksed to bring the merchants associations together and meet with them and talk about challenges across the district and what they need. i'm thankful brian said need office reflective of the languages people speak. we have cantonese, mandarin and spanish visible because we understand the needs of the district which have been always been the case so very important we are able to work with all our communities. i talked about earlier providing resources to make sure we have hubs in our communities not just the black community, not just the latino community, not just the asian community but also our pacific

the ones who specialized on the same maritime theme, e.g., connected with serbian streams 1 and 2, viz, but in order to carry out even that operation , preparation was also needed, and we are preparing. you and i have seen these balbs exercises. which took place in july this year. all americans and british and ukrainians also participated there. well, the ukrainians were made extreme, but we understand that ukraine is in all matters, extreme because it is no one who takes into account her interests. and even this terrorist attack, which was in the sevastopol bay, it was, of course, at the peak of interests in ukraine, losing the grain deal, the opportunity by which, in addition to grain, they could import dry cargo ships and weapons, that is, this ribbon that allowed them to import, for example, some types of heavy armored vehicles. now it’s actually covered, because where did the macedonian and other tanks come from, of course, through the sea supply, which issued under the guise of a civil grain deal. well, that's it, it actually says, and even deeper direct involvement of the united

there's almost two, viz.d the requirements, and for them to be listed on the new york stock exchange, this is also a political decision. we understand this very well, there is not enough economy there, and suddenly it seemed to them that chinese companies. they were some kind of opaque before that for 20 years 30 they were transparent, and then they became opaque. and yet. this is the aggravation, where is the last to the documents, from which here with fedorova. it was discussed. ah, that the last doctrines that were homogeneous the united states. there, china is still called the main rival. and here we are some sharp rivals. and what do you think, and after the 20th congress will america's relations with china escalate e, i here, i agree that, of course, the main rival of the united states in economic e and sanitary technology is rather all the same. uh, china, they are some other country, and here china just doesn’t want to aggravate relations, uh, and the report from the dolphins says that china wants to

this is another and necessary step towards the people governance towards improving our democracy viz. viennese democracy, because it draws its origins from the history of our country. therefore, it is very necessary and very important. and most importantly, a very timely step forward, the maximum number of our citizens should take part in the discussion of these important acts, because in general, this is fundamental for our future life, the main tasks that the state will face will be spoken out, just the same for the whole belarusian national assembly. and, of course, the electoral code changes and every person. in principle, i must understand how we will choose, how we will live? dialogue platform meetings in labor collectives work of public receptions, a similar form of discussion of documents important for the whole country, already established practice in the vitebsk region , so during the public discussion of the draft constitution of the republic of belarus , more than 200 proposals were received from residents of the region. has fallen by almost 3.5 rubles. such data resulted