working atmosphere, someone in an atmosphere more like this, you know, comfort is to keep it like wordiy co-working, also a free center has just opened, there are not many visitors that are comfortable for work, they work here alone in pairs, it is warm this is very, very important, the internet is still needed, and the whole company ’s office is close to the government. so, how did you turn off the negotiations? we have always made tea. increased, as well as the periods without light. if we use a generator, we will fill it with gasoline, then at night with diesel. we will need to raise the price of seeds, which will lead to non-competitive capacity, and seven generators, full power and operation, which is important, toilets for children, there is a separate room and a playroom the guard will not let drunk people here, but animals are allowed here, there is a place for walking dogs, he cried, there can be from 5 to 8,000 people here at the same time, compared to almost half a thousand in kyiv, but this is not enough for the four million population of the city is recognized by the milita

well, the words "high—tech access of crypto crime" pack quite a punch, even if it's really wordy.lar crypto exchange allegedly catered to criminals. they even said during their press conference that the co—founder, anatoly legkodymov, called his users �*crooks'. now, they said that it processed these hundreds of millions of illicit funds by breaking a lot of rules that are in place to stop money laundering, so that means, for example, they didn't require quite as much identification, which could appeal to criminals who are trying to mask their identities. the justice department also said that it was very connected to the hydra market, which is a marketplace on the dark web where you can buy things like drugs or illegal ids or other illicit products, and that would appeal to hackers, for example, who use ransomware to extort their victims or drug dealers who are trying to cover their tracks and make it harder for authorities to find them, so all of those are the reasons why they arrested him in miami. and it essentially feels like thejustice department is really trying to prove the

government and the german government wouldn't stand in the way of the release of those tax. quite a wordy phrase being used there. but the essence seeming to be that germany doesn't want to stop other countries who bought leopards to tax from germany, passing them on to ukraine. but the devil would be in the details as to how that would happen. how many tanks would be released from which countries, what sort of state of service ability those tanks would have. lots of questions built up there. and the important thing to stress here is it's all of shots who has the final sanction and he has not gone as far as his cabinet colleague in seeing what he would like to see happen with those tanks. one other thing to point out today, a consignment of patriot missiles and some armored personnel carriers are making their way eastward from eastern germany to poland. remember that on the 5th of january, the german government said that it would dispatch patriot missile systems and armored personnel carriers to help ukraine while they are on their way. but they're going to be stopping in poll. dominic ca

i don't want to get too wordy and talk about how much -- how painful and embarrassing it was to watch what happened within our own community, the self-hate of the overall hate that persists in this country. it was quite -- it took me back to something that happened to me in georgia where i was arrested for nothing. just driving while black back in the day, 20 years ago. it was the most frightening thing to know that police could just manipulate the situation. host: what ended up happening? caller: my friend were traveling for a vacation, she had a mild heart attack. i had a small amount of marijuana, if you had a half of a penny and cut to that in half, that's what they coerced us to showing them. they had accused us of trafficking. we had just come out of a gas station. she had a mild heart attack, they took me to jail, i stayed there for 18 hours until i got my bail money. and i was able to return back to maryland where i lived. that ended up where i found a decent lawyer, i had a lot of friends in the justice system. it turned out to be a lesson to warn me about the coming times th

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i do not want to get too wordy and talk about how much -- how painful it was and embarrassing it was to watch what happened within our own community, the self-hate of the -- the overall hate that persists in this country, but it was quite -- it took me back to something that happened to me in georgia, where i was arrested, actually, for nothing, just driving while black back in the day. it was 20 something years ago, maybe longer than that. it was the most frightening thing, you know, that police could just manipulate the situation. host: what ended up happening, philip? you got pulled over and then what happened? caller: my friend, my accomplice traveling for vacation, she had a mild heart attack, and i took basically a small amount of marijuana. it is like if you had half of a penny and cut that in half. that is what they coerced us into showing them because they accused of of -- accused us of trafficking. she had a mild heart attack. i went to jail. i was able to return to maryland at the time, where i lived. i found a decent lawyer and had friends in the justice system. it turned

i do not want to get too wordy and talk about how much -- how painful it was and embarrassing it was to watch what happened within our own community, the self-hate of the -- the overall hate that persists in this country, but it was quite -- it took me back to something that happened to me in georgia, where i was arrested, actually, for nothing, just driving while black back in the day. it was 20 something years ago, maybe longer than that. it was the most frightening thing, you know, that police could just manipulate the situation. host: what ended up happening, philip? you got pulled over and then what happened? caller: my friend, my accomplice traveling for vacation, she had a mild heart attack, and i took basically a small amount of marijuana. it is like if you had half of a penny and cut that in half. that is what they coerced us into showing them because they accused of of -- accused us of trafficking. she had a mild heart attack. i went to jail. i was able to return to maryland at the time, where i lived. i found a decent lawyer and had friends in the justice system. it turned