the head of our watch institute says: violent murders are only the tip of the iceberg.s of thousands of women live in controlling unhealthy relationships. why women still for to go. they are not safe to exercise in the morning, take their baby to a busy mall and live in their own homes. this is, for example, brittany luga, a representative of queensland in the australian parliament, who announced on her website a few days ago that she was the victim of a rape earlier this month. the man who assaulted her had also injected her with a large amount of drugs. a little later , he wrote again on his page, several women called me and said a similar experience. socially, you talked about how to protect young people in this environment. i think today's online environment has become very challenging for us, especially for boys and young men. we see 11, 12, and 13-year-old children who are purposefully exposed to pornography. it is just when their attitude about women and sexual relations is being formed and it has made this situation very complicated. memorials, rallies and prote

the head of our watch institute says: violent murders are only the tip of the iceberg. tens of thousands of women in control of relationships they live unhealthy. why women are still not safe to go for morning exercise, take their baby to a busy mall and live in their own homes. this is, for example, in the australian parliament, which announced on its website a few days ago that earlier this month , the victim of a rape was injected with a large amount of drugs by the man who assaulted her. a little later, he wrote again on his page that several women contacted me and said that they had a similar experience in this city. you have already talked about the harms of the online space and social networks. how can the youth in this. and protest marches in different cities australia is still standing. gatherings are mostly filled with women. women who probably have this lady's handwriting in their minds. am i the next person ? he was honored by the alumni of tehran university. according to the managing director of tehran university supporters foundation, 600 faculty members a

meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute, watchnel. its history, its nature, its culture, its faith, its people, and its generosity. you will feel it once and never forget it again . everything is real here. today i found myself in the southeast of the vitebsk region, in a city that stands on the banks of the mighty dnieper river, in the city of centuries-old oak trees, you guessed it, friends, where i am, today i am building my route through the picturesque city of dubrovna, today in the program i will find out what the clock capital of the russian empire was called, i will make a unique toy whistle, i will find out what secrets the former bernardine monastery keeps, try an unusual horned loaf. the path to dubrovna from the capital is not close; the journey by car through orsha will take about 3 hours. the second option is to take the train to orsha and from there take a minibus to dubrovna. in total, the fare will be about 12 rubles. the fate of the dubroven region is inextricably linked with the life of great states. at one time

years of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute. watch the “science is nearby” project on our tv channel. the stage of scorching work in the minsk region is important ; by the end of the year we have the need to complete this construction and accordingly increase the milking livestock and in order to feed more than 6,000 heads of livestock, it is necessary to prepare high-quality feed. regarding technology, everything is strictly observed, that is, this use biological preservatives when laying a trench, humidity, temperature of the trench, everything is strictly controlled. the only thing that matters is the first bite. minsk and pakistan are also developing cultural and cultural connections. this year the presentation of the tram in the style of tram-art was announced. this is the diversity of folkloric culture of the asian country. tsyaper adzin z wagon route numar 9 budze kursiravatsya for tractor factory. and in this way there is symbolism. mtz tractors manufactured in pakistan. udzelniki they swore by paddocks, and at the same time d

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research... it began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute watch nearby on our tv channel. this is our main specialist in haram, god save us, and these are also the fruits of our, as they say, parish marriage, only this time adults became, and at the same time my goddaughter, and we came to this amazing place, it is two-story, but it was originally conceived as a sunday school, but sunday school in principle... it is a little different here in that there are not just desks and chairs here, there will be desks when needed, but it will be transformed to suit the classes that are available, right now our choir, chapel, musical chapel, which is called revival, are taking classes, these are children from five to 18 years old, hello! common blessing to all, who is our first time, take a seat, but what i want to wish for you is that you not only know the notes and learn to sing, but that you understand the most important thing, through these notes, through your singing, you must glorify the creator, in those secular works that you will also perform, ideas

meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute . watch the science project nearby on our tv channel. their skin day begins. yes, my dear, what a great future there was in 1871. glyadzice project paleshuki on tv channel belarus 244. blessed be our god always, now and ever, and unto ages of ages. amen. rejoice, you who are blessed with grace, you are blessed, you have blessed your blessings, for salvation was born dusla, germany, 1927, frankfurt am main, stage, belarusian performer. larisa alexandrovskaya. all the same sincerity, soulfulness of performance. they started talking about alexandrovskaya as a rising star and an undoubted talent. she was the first in the history of the bssr who literally burst onto the european stage, and where belarusian folk songs were also heard for the first time. elya berman, having retired to the laboratory after a busy day, could finally do his usual thing. he always loved to watch how first a fuzzy image and then an image appeared in the baths. i'm in tears. larisa aleksandrovskaya, you could admire her e

meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute, watch six karagodny traditional righteousness and memory of the meat-bearing zhyhars of zhytkavitskaga, vetkauskaga. dragishchanskaya, gomel and maladzechanskaya district. shesst karagada is a sunny sign of the list of elements of intangible cultural decline. watch everything that modern belarus lives today on the belarus 24 tv channel. this is news from a foreign country. broadcasts especially important events, live broadcasts from the scene , current interviews with famous belarusians. exciting trips around the country, feature films for all ages, in the countries: finland, sweden, norway, denmark, the netherlands, germany, france, spain, portugal, cyprus, austria, switzerland, italy, greece, romania, serbia, croatia, poland , latvia, estonia! set up a satellite dish satellite express am8. the channel's signal is broadcast in the clear and is available 24 hours a day every day. be with tv channel belarus 24 and discover belarus. what is best to check yours. is it true that the egyptian go

meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute. watchearby on our tv channel. we'll introduce you. we suggest spending one day with specialists to learn all about the intricacies of their work. on the basis of a covered freight car, we are producing a completely new product; it will be a diesel power station car with a capacity of 400 kw. it is the only enterprise in republic of belarus for the production of sheet glass. in general , there are few such enterprises in the cis. we are investing in improvement. live broadcasts on tv channels belarus adzina belarus 24 years of capital and region. at the studio volga myadzvedz. good evening. new small-market complexes and a rich pocket base. investors have been sluggish, and the seminars of the agro-industrial complex of the minsk region have faded. the beaches of stalitsa are ready for the water season. adramantavali pad'yaznye dorogi, aytastayanki, shore lines. we are aware of everything necessary absolutely spray the water in the water and in the yard for the exit synaptics and bake.

meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute. watch, you teach public speaking and etiquette at the center for the development of creativity for children, teenagers adults. how are etiquette and oratory interconnected? the relationship is very, i would even say, subtle, because oratory is the art of speaking beautifully. how are your classes going? our children come from an early age, children learn very quickly, they pick up everything on the go, a lot of them act in some tv commercials and even just so that they can leak out at school. recite a poem beautifully, because this is also very important, the principles of self-respect are laid down from childhood, you are also you teach modeling, but at a modeling school, this is also very interesting, there is a peculiarity of model etiquette, if you and i are now sitting upright, our back does not touch the chair, then in modeling we can move a little apart, lean on our elbows a little, but our back there may even be... there is always only one pose, this is where we gather our legs towa

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you cast your mind back to you know 35, 40 years ago, you may remember every january the world watch institute would put out their state of the world report. and it always got a lot of press . lester brown was the chief instigator of this and he was one of the prominent figures of environmentalism in the 70s and 80's and into the 1990's. it got a lot of press and it was all, the world is doomed, everything is terrible. this was reflected in public opinion. a group used to do an annual poll every other year on the environment and found that you know large majorities of americans thought environmental quality in america was getting worse. the roper poll doesn't exist anymore. i had the question the next 10 years will be the last decade. we started this in 1974 -- 1970. 54 years ago and here we are still with tenure countdowns. everyone remembers the headlines about everything is terrible and we are all going to die. one of the first markers i think of the beginning of a slow change can be traced back to or i like to start with this this is an ad from the new york times from david brower, also on

meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute. watchrby” project on our tv channel. each city has its own secret, its own secrets. the main thing is to dig deep into history. for example, local historians claim that at the very beginning, the city was completely made of wood, and even the sidewalks were made of wood, which was not the case in many cities of that time. it’s a pity that today it is impossible to walk along the wooden roads of baranovichi, they have not been preserved, unlike arkhangelsk. moscow and even london. by the way, everyone knows that in the latter there is only one 24-hour pharmacy, like in baranovichi, but the one that was once called regina apotheka, translated from latin as queen of pharmacies, is of particular interest. let's take a look. one of the oldest pharmacies in the country was located in a pretty mansion from the thirties on telman street. in the twenties it was opened by a pharmacy pharmacist. stanislav loevsky. the building was built in the art nouveau style, under the influence of folk polish-pole

hydrometeorological institute, watch the science project nearby on our tv channel. instruments, as theyntions in the intended abdominal cavity, but not only the abdominal cavity, that is, this is the development of such skills, well, it’s no secret to everyone that now minimally invasive surgery is ahead, namely laparoscopic, thoracoscopic operations, but they have a basic composition, that is, this is knitting knots, sewing, and of course, the student, starting there from the second ... third year, they must master this technique step by step so that later in real practice, when they encounter such a problem, they will be able to perform this manipulation correctly, thanks to this opportunity to learn how to perform such manipulations, students acquire not only practical skills, but it also makes it possible to subsequently apply this in scientific... we are proud that our university has become the first medical university, which created the school of young scientists, we provide basic knowledge for writing scientific papers, how to file a patent, how to participate in national competi

facts: the story began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute. watchearby” project on our tv channel. lessons from classic literary works we will hear in this competition, let's get to know the umov's etag of rescue work. jump teams are working on literary works, walk on the charze, kolkast balau for the right adkaz hell 40 yes 10 deposits hell kolkasci try. paying attention to the fire and love, i will begin to listen to what has been accomplished. radki ringing of the cathedral cries on the aave from the village corners of the left and on the right to the herds of manashkas in the black hell of the tsyagnutstsa bytstsam total prices here, both old and young ave marya need to figure out who is writing these radki? genadz buraukin, maxim tank, yanka kupala, and maybe maxim bagdanovich? i don’t know, i wonder what’s wrong with yanadz burau? well, i didn’t bathe you, are you a human? i don't know, but i'm with you i'm showing off. we say that we are gennadz buraukin. well, let's hear it. well, not gennats buraukin, but maxim tank, yanka kupala and maxim

meteorological institute. watch the science nearby project on our tv channel.one so that it has such a sound, so that there are a lot of highs and a lot of lows, and for a balalaika it is very difficult for a small instrument to achieve such a balance of sound. i have left the knowledge of them. a bright performance, and you take it, a fragile young girl of 2-3 kg, and you need a whole performance, she needs to play, work, dance, hold her hand this and that, so you pump up and so on, you still feel, this is a puppet theater artist , someday, well, when possible, we will have such an area, we will try, it would be nice for this museum to be combined with a workshop, so that not only people come to the museum, but also come and look. lord, who do you look like, what happened to your jacket, what mud did you crawl on your knees in, anyway, where have you been, we didn’t have time to arrive, mom, mom, i have a puppy, and he will live in the room with me, if you throw him out, then i will leave with him, that he needs to be fed. yes, i’m planning a flight with me to

meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened... a hydrometeorological institute. watchya, today she will perform the most beautiful weekend, that’s why we invited a wonderful artist to accompany our fieria ballet show. good morning dear friends. hello girls, hello belarus, how are you feeling, by the way, after the weekend, write to us in direct message about this, alena, the question is this, today we have the premiere of an incendiary composition, you are everything to me, please tell us who the author of this composition is and what this song is about in general, girls, this is an ongoing experiment for me, and i started, remember, for me, such a track was never in the style of pop-rock music, so the author. the same alexey zheleznyak and the composition is so bright, powerful, it will especially appeal to those viewers and those listeners who love strength, and fiery passion, love, such love and freedom in music, and just the same freedom of movement, and just this composition, it’s like that, it’s airy, it ’s powerful, it’s meaningful, moreover... then i thought i

meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute. watchm interested in what suits you there, by the way, you’re better off without her, it’s as if michelangelo sculpted you from granite, who? oh, it’s clear that you ’re not interested in anything else besides your planes? sorry, i have to go, stand, by the way, i came here for you, i’ve never come to my father’s work before, i didn’t give a damn, it’s clear, so what? and then, and the fact that i came to the cinema to invite you, let's go on saturday, in fact , guys invite girls to the cinema, and not vice versa, but i don’t really care about yours. listen, whether you like it or not, i won’t leave you, because i like you, i haven’t liked any of the guys before, ever, they’re all kind of colorless, i ’ll get movie tickets tomorrow morning, and in the evening at 7:30 i’ll wait for you near vynpel until the kittens are born. and what will happen if you put it on the rails, what, nothing, it will come, it will rush further, and i will go to your brick, to the elephant ... and in our village t

. >> in credit, we are watching institutions and individuals around the world begin to use their fixedncome bucket to participate in private credit market. i always like to challenge cios. is a private single-a rated security an alternative, or is it fixed income? that can take an hour in some places. by the way, it's just fixed income. if you can earn another 150 or 200,000 basis points for the same rightingating, you're goin that. w why is it happening faster in public and credit? investors are able to say, this is a single a, and i'm just dealing with liquidity. we don't have those sign posts in equity yet, but if 8,000 public companies go to 4,000 public companies and eventually go to 3,000 public companies, institutions around the world are going to need to find ways to participate in this market, and they may choose to participate in a product, private equity, or they may choose to participate in equity that is private. >> right. but when it comes to the private credit markets, which we have been discussing, and when your firm has obviously benefitted a great deal from, there is

synoptic meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when our hydrometeorological institute was opened. watch, nature, culture. faith, people, shchodrast. adzin, you're crazy. and it doesn’t start much more, everything here is correct. i don’t know if i’m hungry or what, but i really want to go on this trip go, we will prove that belarusian cuisine is not only potato pancakes. unexpectedly, in fact, in essence the dish is very similar to carbonara, but here there are potatoes, we are in the 13th century, it is associated with the name of prince vyshalka, there is information about his delights of culinary masterpieces, and one of them we discovered is this meat dish under the monastery-style puff pastry, we will learn more about the historical past of belarusians. so, meet the wives, martha. for a long time, during which time in the novogrudok castle guests were treated to noble diseases. we will show you what they eat in different parts of our country. my brain can’t cope with this very well, because on the one hand i see a vienna waffle, something sweet, something so tender is projected, on

meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute. watchy project on our tv channel. as an agrarian, we have something to be proud of, we fully provide ourselves with food, enough for... 20 leading sellers of meat products, but there is no need to stop there, well-being depends on the state of affairs in the countryside our people, food security. our institute is engaged in the production of original elite seeds, and the most important thing is that we can provide new varieties from science that are highly productive and resistant to diseases and pests. main topics on the main broadcast. watch on belarus24 tv channel. we are going on an expedition in the depths of our country, and let us breathe in the waters of the watery meadows, the forests and the pale forests, and the sadness of life in the distance. today we are exploring a folkloric expedition that has happened many times before in the past vitsebshchyny. let's follow the history and myastsovye abrads. to the best of the rulers , mikalai khlyuscin would be the ruler of any horse. meў

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meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we opened a hydrometeorological institute. watch, stop here at the bus stop, there’s a sign, you understand, there’s no risk, boris will take the driver, and you just snatched kasir’s suitcase with the money. and decided to somehow interfere, i caught up with this boris already near the muscovite, so he... beat the driver to the ground, began to snatch the suitcase from this woman, started screaming, screaming like that, the worker jumped out of the entrance, then it was borista pulled out a pistol, but i think now he’s definitely going to kill someone, so i’m on his arm. i don’t know where anything came from, some kind of force came from me, i began to drag him, he came at me, in general, in general, somehow they left, one minute, wait, wait, i’m telling you. yes, i'll shoot him. let's go, well, shoot at them somehow. either makei or boris didn’t have enough spirit, but they were held back by fear for their own skin, they knew that your wife saw who you left with, maybe who shot at you after all , i don’t know what? in the evening

he said i sent a subpoena today which was last week to a major financial institution. watch> i issued a subpoena for targeted financial information from a certain financial institution related to jim biden, sarah biden and hunter biden. this is a result of many of the documethatdevin archer turned o. the number of bank accounts we discovered over the past year and-a-half, since i had subpoena power, since the republicans flipped the house, is unbelievable. i think you will find very many people that have a billion dollar net worth that have as many different bank accounts as this biden family had. many were shell companies as you and i discussed, maria, companies that sole purpose was to launder the money that biden were receiving from china, from romania, from russia. maria: these are obviously very serious charges, congressman, money laundering, sitting president. we reached out to the white house for comment. we've not received a response. your reaction? >> well, this has been like pulling teeth trying to get this information, obviously not only from the biden family but

and the question i have about a democratic president is, is he week so we're watching liberal institution show weakness and the hypocrisy and double standards and caving to violence, allowing people to have wristbands and say, if you don't agree with our protests, you can't use the library. but if you do use it you can't wear the wristband. you can mean that jewish students can't go to the library at ucla, uc violence. and we see the collapse of the university administration and the questions is the president strong or as the president week, biden has to speak and speak firmly and clearly and say, this is not 2020 repeating itself. i will be firm in support of law and order. >> i do think we should not many of the flags that these folks are flying are palestinian flags, but we've seen instances where people tried to tear down the american flag and put up a palestinian flags instead ashley alison for the president. i mean how do you see this is clearly it took them so long to do this because it's a really tough position for him to be in between. many in the base of his party who are very f

synoptic meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we a hydrometeorological institute was opened. watchct on our tv channel. in ancient times there was a technique of wood filigree and lace, then it was lost, but more modern ones saw it and decided to recreate it. a group of masters gathered under the leadership of vladimir tsukunov, so they decided to come up with something. they made a machine that makes thin shavings and removes them, from which you can make beautiful jewelry, that’s basically where the name filigree comes from, because the thinnest shavings are made of wood. i came, i i was little, i came to this, my father was, in principle, one of these masters who. and they worked on an invention, that is, i was little, i came, i knew them all personally, we walked there, did our own things, the grandfathers did theirs, and then it turns out that our father died, and vladimir tsukunov took his older brother to work as an artist, my older brother came there, and we, well, he gave it to us, here you go, try it in childhood, well, we tried it, so that we liked it a lot, but no, well

meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when a hydrometeorological institute was opened in our country. watch the science nearby project on our tv channel. i would really like to actually be able to do everything, because working in the theater takes a lot of time, and there is also a family, and i also want to devote time to myself, well, i have to prioritize something somewhere, to catch it. choose what is more important at the moment, it is more necessary to solve problems as they arise, i don’t make any concessions to myself in my work i don’t give it, this is impossible, because the viewer immediately immediately feels a lie, there can’t be any favors here and there shouldn’t be, in everyday life, of course, we are all living people, somewhere you look at the dust it’s lying, well, let it lie there a little longer . well , of course, i have to let go of something somewhere , try to relax, switch, but since my work is collective, there’s a lot of communication, it so happens that my activities and hobbies are directed more inside me, that is, they are connected with ... with privacy, i re

institute. human rights watch said israel has committed the war crime of genocide by preventing humanitarian aid from entering gaza. he said: the amount of food, water, medicine and fuel that israel allows to enter the gaza strip is extremely insufficient. the eu foreign policy official also said: the judicial situation in gaza is in the worst condition. but israeli attacks continue. at the same time amnesty international. he considered the three attacks of late april and early may of the zionist regime as examples of war crimes and investigated them in the hague court. became a suitor last week, the prosecutor of the international criminal court requested to investigate the arrest of the prime minister and the minister of war of the zionist regime on charges of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. secretary general of the united nations. he says he is worried about israel's non-compliance with the ruling of the international court of justice about stopping the attack on rifa. antonio guterres also said that the decisions of the hague court are binding and an immediate unconditiona

meteorology began in the thirties of the last century, when we had a hydrometeorological institute has been opened, watchhe science project nearby on our tv channel. i want to rot. brisk running and rain, like the rain, the sunshine, the bright sun, and how our life is built up from these particles, we want to look at this is the light for us, and the skin of the day is something new for ourselves, this is so useful to us, because we work this with anyone. from any belarus, this is an understandable policy, today about the dark side of the british military, bloody special forces, how the air service executed afghan civilians for the sake of accountability, there are witnesses and documents and emails and even confessions of the military, but after... 10 years the investigation is closed , then they release the brakes, the unsightly side of the bloody mission: cold-blooded torture to kill unarmed prisoners, systematically and methodically, but the crown gets away with everything. so, afghanistan, the british military seems to be fighting the taliban, the peak contingent is around 10 thousand. in fact, the

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sanctions imposed on russia from the brookings institution, watch live on c-spanc-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> today and unprecedented -- landed on the shores of normandy. >> these are the boys. these are the men who took the cliffs. these are the champions who helped to free a continent and the heroes that helped to end a war. >> 2 million suns from 15 countries jumped into a new five filled skies and a bloodsoaked surface and met death on an even playing -- plain. >> they improvised and mounted their own attacks. at that exact moment on these beaches, the forces of freedom turned the tide of the 20th century. >> that road was hard and long, traveled by weary and valiant men. and history will always record where that road began. it began here with the first footprints on the beaches of normandy. >> more than 150,000 souls set off towards this tiny sliver of sand upon which hung the fate of a war. but rather the course of human history. >> today we remember those who fell and we honor all who thought, right here in normandy. >> watched c-span's live special coverage of the

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institute. you can watch the full interview with them and say on the latest episode of getting on the ground without, with actually more times the average throughout the day here. and i'll say, here's a quick preview for you. now. recently, israel has killed a number of commanders in syria is a ronnie and commanders. they are accused recently of bombing the around in oil depot and oil feels if israel goes to war against iran, you're going to see oil prices spike to above a $130.00 a barrel. and that's going to crash the equity markets and the global economy. putting it into perspective, as we forecast that is real, is not going is going to continue this war and it's going to continue to escalate. and as we have been warning since the ukraine war began, is that as ukraine loses, they are going to take more and more dramatic steps to get money from the united states and europe. and doing so, things like all of a sudden, a nuclear power plant blew up the going to escalate these wards, the more the wars escalate. the higher gas and oil prices are going to the well, basically you stay with us here and i'

afraid more than the digital ruble, if at all, users that every step is being watched or banks, that in general. the institutione other has any serious basis yet, because through the digital ruble, firstly, the digital ruble. this is the third form of currency that is put into circulation, that is, it is an opportunity, but not an obligation, and we hope that this will not be turned into some kind of single, all, all forms of payments, all forms of non-cash turnover will go into digital ruble, what is its advantage, that all payments go through the central bank, the risks associated with the risks associated with a single bank, go too far, then you will lose motivation for market participants, however, the same can be said about corruption , if you completely eliminate corruption, then you will supposedly lose motivation, but no, corruption is still an unfair motivation, lending is a bona fide motivation, you yourself assess your risks, the bank and you together assess the client’s risks, and you have motivation to overcome this risk. expand your business, and if all the money goes into the digital ruble, and w

it is a city i know you once loved a lot of buildings and after you on the city watch this happen at a ivy league institutiona former new yorker myself it's heartbreaking watching them put their lives at risk is extorted nearly dangerous for them hopefully this finishes peacefully no action was taken previously and aloud them to enter the hall what is your reaction to the news unfolding. >> it is such a sad thing to see sean it's not even believable. if you go back a year ago 3 or 5 years ago this would not even be possible to think about. nobody would be thinking this could happen you look at the anti-semitism, hatred of israel by so many people. you go back 10 years and israel is protected by congress and now congress is throwing numbers unbelievable i think a small people in congress but we have to go back to the roots we have to stop the anti-semitism that is pervading our country right now in biden has to do something. but aidan is supposed to be the voice of the country and it's not much of a boys it's a voice nobody has heard and look i don't think he's able to do it i don't think he has what it takes

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and today, many cultural and recreational institutions will present their unique programs for guests, moon watchingg, quests, master classes, a vintage car exhibition and excursions. there will be a lot of interesting things this night. the capital, the epicenter will be the national artistic center, here. art night expected from 6 pm to 2:00 am. visitors will be offered many interactive platforms. including master classes on linography and scratching, photo exhibitions and performances by the ensemble of the institute for the border guard service of belarus. the action will shine here under the slogan path of light 85, the culmination of the triumph of art and technology, a laser show. let me remind you that the operating hours of cultural institutions have been changed. details on the official websites of museums. we are the musical future of the country. musical evenings at the town hall begin the summer musical tourist season in... the champions of belarus in volleyball, both women and men, can be determined today; the main favorites must confirm their status for this. so the minsk resident wil

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