to support infertility treatment in insurance organizations, according to the head of the world population center, the extension of the operating license and activity of all private infertility treatment centers depends on concluding a contract with basic insurances. i hope that no mother in my land will have children in any case. according to the statistics of the ministry of health in iran , i spent 20 million tomans on four and a half million infertile couples, and the excess was not more than 40 million tomans . the insurance support for the baby is uncomfortable. it is sally and bazban see here. zainman's case is over 100 million tomans, 80 million high costs of infertility treatment, part of which is related to infertility drugs. the cost of drugs in infertility treatment is about one third of the total cost of treatment. it is covered by insurance and it is 400,000 tomans. the maximum amount of voice calls is not ten tomans. i know that it cost them two tomans for one day and two days. this medicine is adult and the price is eight million tomans fortunately, it has been accepting insurance

university of delhi is one of the 140 university centers teaching persian literature in the most populous country in the worldoperty documents of new delhi broadcasting news agency . according to the report of the turkish network atr, the efforts of the authorities to solve this crisis have been useless. 20 kilometers south of mosul, the human and even animal population of many villages is constantly decreasing. the family lives there to improve the situation we need help with water in this area, we are about 12 kilometers away from the river, but even drinking water 93 and sayer mohammad goes to the museum by car several times a week from his house in al-mohammed to fill the water containers. the village used to make a living from agriculture along with animal husbandry, but this pattern is rapidly changing. last year, we had very little rain , so the villagers have to go to shah and use generators and pumps to draw water out of the ground, but they say this amount water does not meet their needs, local people to increase water they are doing everything in their power, including digging more wells, but this

delhi university is one of the 140 academic centers for teaching persian language and literature in the most populous country in the world . i became the first one to tell you ronaldo, ronaldo who doesn't want the real iran, a photo that looks like an orange, and they said that i look like ronaldo, a contract with pride, a driver that ronaldo and a picture and a quote from him about our iranians, to this photo of a plate of vegetables and a quote against kormah vegetables from ronaldo immediately reacted that food a man's priority is that his food should not be the same as before , and it is a moonlit night. we are like this. we have a documentary abroad . we have their food. it was different. they didn't put a question mark in front of the pictures of the quotes we showed from ronaldo. who has worked? you understand me . we showed it to the interviewee. we showed it to the interviewee . we showed it to the interviewee. and those who put a question mark in front of these claims understood the other group says that usually when they see controversial news and images, they teach him a lesson in porn. for my brother, the ch

world. by the way, the kamchatka falcon center is aimed at restoring this particular population. the eastern economic forum. within the framework of the forum, a knee auction is taking place , in which representatives of the persian gulf countries are taking part. the proceeds will be used for the development of centers for the conservation of this species of red book birds today on the embankment of the far eastern university the exhibition street of the far east has opened, there are pavilions of all the subjects of the far eastern federal district, and there are gifts from the amur region in the pavilion of the khabarovsk territory. you can see on the interactive map the nearest development plans for the region, a new railway , new enterprises, new university campuses , a huge pavilion in the primorsky territory, there is an interesting stand with new developments of local scientists, scientists from the far eastern federal university have learned to identify a very dangerous genetic the disease is called wilson konovalov. and as a result of this disease, a person accumulates

this language. 10 university is one of the 140 academic centers for teaching persian language and literature in the most populous country in the world, and the property document of the new delhi broadcasting news agency , the water shortage crisis has forced a significant number of residents of southern iraqi villages to leave their places of residence . according to the turkish network etr the efforts of the authorities to solve this crisis have been useless. a few meters south of mosul, the human and even animal population of many villages is constantly decreasing . the lack of water has pushed them to migrate . the families were living in a drought. many of the nerves of the mother were destroyed. about 50 families live here. we need help to improve the water situation in this area, we are about 12 kilometers away from the river, but even the drinking water of surprise bek sayer mohammad goes to the museum by car several times a week from his house in alu mohammad to fill the water containers. the people of this village have been away from agriculture for years they used to make a living with animal husbandry, but this pattern is

world. by the way , the work of the kamchatka falcon price center is aimed at restoring this particular population detail today by the way, the eastern economic forum is hosting a falcon auction as part of the forum, and the proceeds will be used for the development of conservation centers like these. e of this red book bird, a today, on the embankment of the far eastern university, an exhibition of the streets of the far east has opened. there are pavilions of all subjects of the far eastern federal district. there, for example, you can see the gifts of the amur region in the khabarovsk territory pavilion. you can use an interactive map to view the immediate plans for the development of the region, such as the construction of a new road or a new student campus, this is a very interesting large pavilion near the primorsky territory, there is an interesting stand, and with new developments of local scientists. scientists far eastern federal university has learned to identify a very dangerous genetic disease called wilson konovalov, and as a result of this disease , a person accumulates toxins in th

center of the world youth festival. much attention at the forum is paid to the protection of the unique ecosystem of the far east , increasing the populationurse, amur tigers; today there are at least 750 of them, so that the sanctions do not say. working as an animal rights activist in russia, new production facilities were established. western manufacturers they stopped supplying collars of similar equipment to russia. er, accordingly, for some short period of time our tigers could not be released into such nature. so we tracked them, however, russian manufacturers made similar equipment, which is 10 times cheaper, but at the moment it still confirms its effectiveness. the brilliant actor igor kostolevsky is 75 , a hostage of his image says so, he himself is too attractive, but it’s not only his appearance that god has given, and he has given countless talents burst into cinema as a right -wing cavalry guard, but very soon proved that he was capable of any role, any genre, both cinema and theater, and always a subtle aristocratic sophistication that was not eclipsed even by alain delon christina viva congratulated the anniversary. a sad

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we license our designs which is a cpu, and the cpu is the center of every electronics device out there. 70% of the world's population uses arm in some way, shape or form, and that's because you have to have a cpu in every single device. and it would be natural then to assume that a.i. is going to be pervasive on arm. it already is today when you look at a edge devices like an amazon alexa, google assistant, you know, that's a.i. when you start looking at the next big wave, generative a.i., a.i. in the cloud, there's a place for arm too. we recently partnered with nvidia building that, grace hopperrer super chip and combines it with 72 arm cpus that build the world's most advanced a.i. chip. that can't be done without arm, and that's really because of the power efficiency of arm, the fact that you can get much, much better performance in the same power envelope. it's just very, very significant for us. is so i think a.i., for us, is going to be yet another tail wynn for growth across all our markets. liz: well, to that point of what you just talked about with those 72 pieces of all things, you know, arm, do you get b

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it's make it a border town in mexico is a cultural center of the chinese mexican population in from exploring the worldtime for the main event, the full pay late sharing its dishes. there was a lot of that. you know, they were just amazing and some that were look at dishing on pop culture. but some videos get tony is a recent university of virginia alum who graduated with a degree in latin american studies. >> and he uses his platform to share stories often an todd untold or unknown. also read a lot of like cia declassified documents iowa like read that, right, right? yeah. like light reading. that's stuff that they don't want us to know that we can't know. apparently tony says his platform is for everyone anyone who wants to learn. there's a copy of mexico explore the differences in language places like our way of saying, ok, history, we kind of learn about the spanish american war. >> but you don't learn about the very specific parts of the spanish american war. and yes to even if it comes at the expense of his grandma who helped raise him? >> i'm always got let you know, as long as you're part of wh

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of the world's population, consumes 80% of the world's volume. the country is a black hole and a source of problems for global counter -drug efforts. fentanyl valley a new york city day care centern, two suspects have been charged with murder, and another person is wanted by police in connection with a fatal drug exposure at a day care center in the bronx. such news comes from the usa. it has just become known that a preschooler died from... while dosing with fintanil, three other children were saved by injecting them with narcon. the drug was found in the kindergarten right in the playroom; it was present in such quantities that emergency services had to wear special clothing. a whole kilogram of fintanyl was found in the gaming room, this volume would be enough to kill 500,000 people. a record increase in the number of homeless people has been recorded in the united states; according to the woll street journal, in just a year their number increased by 11%. number of persons without a fixed place residence in the country. is more than 577 people, i suggest you go on a tour of the american dream. against this background , us house of representatives member marjarie taylor-green

third world countries were becoming greater in population and so there was a competition over the necessary natural resources, as a result, they launched this huge project with help of great power centers the so they began to discuss about how they could manage and control the natural resources such as oil. they've been studying about this issue for about 70 years. as far as we are concerned, these natural resources have become a scarce because the consumption has increased. these natural resources are very important and strategic for the us. the us can sustain its industrial and technological developments using the same natural resources. the problem is that whatever they need such as rare minerals and especially. todo lo que ellos necesitan está en américa del sur, let's have a break and then we will continue our talk. fernando eh, en américa latina también en fernando, as you mentioned, there were numerous cous induced by hegemonic powers like the us and western europe in the world and especially in that... in america, they carried out these cous to have access to these natural resources, for instance, the 1973 chile and kudet, that was linked to the nationalization of chile's large

that even he believed a little in this image, that ukraine is the center of the struggle for the free world. he imposes this on his populationhink it’s unfortunate. ukraine has a very sad fate if the nazi regime persists, if ukraine somehow remains within some borders, under this nazi regime, what will happen to this country, the economy is destroyed, the earth is sold, and hundreds of thousands of colleagues, hundreds of thousands are killed, shortage of labor resources and, in fact , the colossal debts that the west is now hanging like weights on the ukrainian hand on the state. what is the future, who believes that they will invest hundreds of billions of dollars to restore the economy of this state. the fate of ukraine is tragic under the nazi accomplices who came to power. and that in poland once again, that the polish population will forgive, but the destruction of the polish population, whose bandera supporters the ukrainian regime glorifies, this will not happen historically. ukraine will lose, therefore it is better the way out for the development of this state is a change of regime and a transition to a neutral sta

population to work through our differences. >> you mentioned real facts. do the centers have a concern about disinformation in the political ecosystem? >> it's a global concern. this is happening around the worldn the carter center and other organizations, and the constant challenge of getting people to know that there's actual facts, there is a common basis of reality, and that if we can try to engage one another on that and try to find ways to arrive at common understandings, we'll be in a much better place. >> david, because it's an unprecedented joint statement from all of the presidential centers, i think there is a tendency to view it as a sign that you're all worried. i keep thinking of whoopi goldberg in ghost, you're in danger. there is a feeling that it is good that you're all united in this call, but it must be really, really bad out here if you all came together to do that. what's your reaction to that? >> i think it's accurate. but the point is not so much that it's today. this is something that is responsive to a series of concerns and threats that have been present and growing for years and years, and not just in this country, but globally. >> mary mccord, i got all the movies i

population. well, the united states, uh, understood that they were squatting geopolitically. uh, they are betting on some new centers of power. e, rising at the center of the power of the modern worldmore, they are often called the biggest democracy in the world. that the united states is natural. allies that india will follow the united states. indeed, india plays a very big role. now, as in general in the general international balance, but at the same time it demonstrates great sovereignty and moreover, you will also tell us about this parliament. easy india is going to a special session to rename the country from india to harad, as it is actually called in hindi, uh from india, as the british called it, but the fact is that the attempts to bring india and vietnam to the anti-chinese coalition by the united states is not a new phenomenon at all, but this has been observed for quite a long time and despite the fact that we can oppose vietnam from the united states of america during a decade of devastating war. well, now they continue to try, so , as far as india is concerned, in the eyes of the united states, it really could be such a powerful counterbalance to chinese policy. wel