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we will bring in amy wu silverman. we keep talking about all the volatility brought on by fed speakers and i am looking at a fixed with 18 handles. what is going on? amy: i know and i think it belies what is going on beneath the surface. the options market has been rambunctious, especially since the past week, there has been historic levels of calm -- call buying, short-term particularly in big cap tech but there is a debate about whether we will see these rate cuts. this is where you are seeing skew elevated. -- elevate. that is inflicting directly -- inflecting dramatically. jon: tom: --every jon: --jon: if we were to bring this together, there is more hedging on downside risk for tech after this big run-up we saw at the beginning of the year? amy: yes and here's how i would characterize this. comes down to positioning and one thing i said in the volatility outlook for 2023 is investors came to this year under invested and focused on up crash and you seasonally you see folks buy back the losers of the previously. --

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joining us is shan wu, former police commissioner from boston, and joining us. we will take it live as it begins. >> sure. >> i am not sure if it is starting here or not, but as we are waiting for that, just walk us through what is going to happen here in the next few moments. >> well, as shimon reported, this is the first sort of public appearance that they will -- >> sorry to interrupt you, but i believe they are starting. so we will listen in. >> and the attorneys here, are you prepared to present your client? >> yes, your honor, we are going to enter a plea of not guilty. >> is this for purposes of the record, your client's name. >> emmitt martin. >> good morning, your honor, demetrious haley is my client, and he is present in the courtroom and waive the formal reading of the indictment and entear plea of not guilty. >> good morning, john perry on behalf of tadarrius bean, and we enter a plea of not guilty. >> and i see you back there. >> yes, your honor, on behalf of my client desmond mills, we enter a plea of not guilty. >> yes, your honor, on behalf of de

wu alian are fully displayed, the masks presented here show the main character traits , the presentedhero belongs to the fourth role. role all the time. she is attached to him. here his role is assigned to him, and he cannot come to another plan anymore. never do they choose it once and for life on our the exhibition also presents works made in the cloisonné technique. enamels are a very complex technique. multicomponent. all uh, the processes are done by hand. e, with the exception of the formation of the blank itself is possible. the so-called enamel paints at their core. uh, made from certain minerals. rubies can also be used. imagine how expensive this really is, and an expensive material for centuries, embroidery has held a special position. in china, these were items available only to the emperor and of the imperial family or the highest signs at our exhibition, a unique item of double-sided embroidery is presented. in total , double-sided embroidery is divided into three options. the first to which our exhibit also applies. this is a double-sided embroidery image on the second

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yes, the wu xiao chancellor was famous for his cyanism, and he financed his mostakol, who was handedrimea. fundov. at the temples of different denominations in his native vitya, in the wall on the floor, he begged for the nietzschereiska lake , a baroque church appeared in the hallway. which sho is not called white by everyone. and the matter of how to stir up the church of st. michael i had a chance to flirt with my last finger gently at such an elegant suit ; another wife of albert, syomuha lipin, in 1633, the cook in zima took the place of the leusappero himself. i'm from the coarse with a convenient pomnnik of the baroque era, and already at our hour new fullers appeared. elephants also stole the vypidny suejinik, however, the hungry afternoon tea of ​​dissolution, kova. the statute of the grand duchy was conceived by the opponent himself, and he survived the autocracy's overthrow for a long time, until 1840. yes and today they guess about him with a bell. this law was ahead of its time and became a pattern for many ukraine culture history architecture for everyone this was colle

of products, in particular eggs, with the failures of london 's market policy. spoke, they told her wussian, means fu for britain, an island nation of 67 million people, food safety, an important topic, food shortages will only drive up prices for consumers who are used to the quirks of nature and politics. in this case , the good old method of buying for years will not work, forward, like twisting jars of pickles to the hostess with toilet paper in the coronavirus. here they don’t know how, just as they don’t know how to twist them with overseas eggplant caviar, and salad, as i found out, the whole country doesn’t play for a long time, and if the shortage of tanks in britain, out of the existing 14 serviceable ones, london promised to send to ukraine can only frighten the kiev authorities, then the lack of vegetables, which you need to eat five kinds a day to be healthy, is already scaring the british. love has gone. withered tomatoes, as we say in russia, it can be translated into english in this way, if the tomatoes do not wither the love of british citizens for their authorities wi

john wu joining us. your morning mover is corvana.ed car retailer reported a bigger than expected loss for the fourth quarter, a he net loss of $800 million, the companies biggest problem is debt which stands at more than $8 billion -- i'm sorry, yeah, $8 billion carvana struggling to sell cars due to the semiconductor shortage. this morning, the stock is down another 3 and two thirds percent. quick break, today marks one year since russia invaded ukraine. it has been a tough year. we're looking at the countries that p prethat president biden g more aid to ukraine and the impact on american. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ i know you love to show off. ♪ but i never thought you would the take it this far. ♪ what do i know. ♪ who's on it with jardiance? ♪ ♪ we're the ones getting it done. we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're on it with jardiance. join the growing number of people who are on it with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the ri

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jade wu. qualifies as good sleep. >> well, good sleep involves first of all sleeping enough so for most young and middle-aged adults that's about seven to nine hours and it's not just the amount, though, it's also the timing. we want to be sleeping at the time in our 24-hour cycle that our crone know type calls for and really important to sleep at about consistently the same times every day and want to sleep to not be frequently interrupted by environmental or, you know, internal factors and we also want sleep that just feels good. >> i'm with you on that. this study also estimates that 8% of all deaths could actually be attributed to poor sleep patterns. what are some of the tips to improve our quality of sleep? >> so there are many tips but i think i want to focus on the ones that are least mentioned which is what you do during the day to feed your body and mind so what i'm talking about, you know, nutrition, good nutrition, exposure to light during the day, moving your body and having time

to discuss cnn chief political correspondent and anchor of "state of the union" dana bash and shan wu. good to have both of you with us this morning. there's not only a subpoena we learned about, shan, for the former vice president but also as of course paula pointed out robert o'brien, chad wolf. when you look at what we do know publicly, what has increased in terms of the knowledge we have publicly, does this give you an indication of where things may be headed? >> well, only in the sense that it's probably more towards the end of the investigation stage than the middle, let's say, because these are folks who are higher up and you want to work your way up the ladder towards them. so i don't know that we can say whether it's headed for indictment or not. i mean, from the public reporting it seems lick there's plenty of evidence for indictment. these are the sorts of folks you would want to subpoena towards the end of the investigation for a couple reasons, one, offensively for the prosecutors they could provide incriminating evidence against trump because they are close to him and pr

jason wu's home security camera recorded the sound of the massive explosion.it's set off car alarms throughout the sunset neighborhood. this blast was so strong that it took this house off its foundation, and it destroyed the house to the left of it completely. glasses was flying out of the window. the frontal was busted. and i was just so worried that you know, uh, maybe, you know, next thing is another blast coming. neighbors say a family lives in the home where the blast happened. they say they saw a person, possibly a caregiver come out her body burned and screaming that there was a person inside the house. that woman was rushed to the hospital, and i just wish that the heavy machinery to remove the rubble and search for the missing resident work paused when they found the person and firefighters stood solemn and silent as they pulled the person's body from the debris. i'm just going to have officers out here on 22nd avenue until we can make sure that homeowners can secure their homes shared these photos of firefighters pulling items out of the rubble, whi

(yi-chieh wu - monique) nice to meet you too. - so where are we going today, monique?- today we are going to the south of taiwan, to tainan city, where i was born, to visit my mom. i'll take you on my scooter to the train station to take a high-speed train. - scooters are very convenient. - extremely. for you. the pink one. - my colour. - ready? (kuanying chao) mostly, people come to taipei for work, so the people who work and study in taipei, most of them are from different cities. they move a lot to go back, so high-speed railway is the most efficient way for people to travel (sophie fouron) high-speed train. which one is it? the orange one. - oh, the orange one. the second one. - yes. - okay. here. we're in car 2. - okay. - so we have to wait here. we follow the line. you're not allowed to go over. - this is not good. - no. - it's so well organized! - we're the best in the world to know how to wait in line. - well, that's quite a feature. that's quite a feature. here we are. how long does it take you by train to go to your mom's? - an hour and forty minutes. - and b

. >>> today on "asian pacific america," actor johnny wu is here, the start of "chicago men" on nbc ist on by a.c.t. in san francisco. then we talk lunar new year and global appreciation with sissy fang of the golden state warriors. after that, the non-profit asian law alliance in san jose is celebrating its 46th year. the executive director will be here to look back and look ahead. and we'll wrap up with an encore performance. hello, i'm robert handa, your host for the show here

document that was previously presented by the chinese foreign ministry consists of 12 points of detail wuwn correspondent in china, alexander balitsky. 12 points of chinese peace plan beijing, as promised, published arano morning respect for the sovereignty of all countries of the ceasefire, fire peace talks. everything that china had previously called the ideal scenario for resolving the ukrainian crisis, but the further the states and nato went, the less opportunities remained to resolve it, the published document fully reflects china's commitment to a peaceful settlement, and those experts and media from some countries who criticize beijing should think about what they themselves did to restore peace. and who is really interested in the cessation of hostilities. and who, on the contrary, adds fuel to the fire and seeks to escalate, the chinese, official press called the document, also a plan for a constructive solution against us incitement to war. in beijing , it will come out who continues to supply weapons, which only leads to an aggravation and makes negotiations. impossible there

ill jan wu recounts their harrowing journey north and the fugitive slave law passed two years later. sunday night on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q all of our podcasts on our free c-span app. >> next week on the c-span networks, the house is out. the senate is in will be working on president biden's dicial nominations for u.s. cicourt of appeals and district courts. tuesday morning, the senate commerce committee considers the nomination for the federal communications commission. on wednesday, the commissioner of the irs. later, officials from the departments of state, justice, and the white house testify before the senate foreign relations committee on combating sentinel trading. -- fentanyl trading. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenksyy addressed the british parliament during his second trip abroad since russia invaded his country. he thanked the british government for support of ukraine and predicted victory over russia, saying it would change the world. here is a look at his remarks. [applause] >> mr. president, welcome. no

wu will also stop hunger strike. but i have not followed that kristen: the bottom line, these landlords are all supposed to eventually paid back, right? these moratoriums don't say the renters never have to pay. guest: yes. there are federal or state or local level, all of these different kinds of tenant protections. but it is very confusing. a lot of people might think are the rents being canceled? actually, no. all of this debt eventually but they are being protected for now for a time that they cannot pay the rent. but at the end, they still have to repay all the rent. kristen: seems like we are getting to the end in most places. thank you very much. you can check out the article and other san francisco standard original reporting on the more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheerings sound of paper balls landing in bins why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers oh ms flores. you're the leader of many an

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and they are now coordinating efforts to shelter and help syrian refugees. wu, la cumberland cove. i feel terrible saddle about all these racist comments on the internet and will then review and i'm doing everything along with other people who think like me gonna to put an end to this hight speech in our society. mothers because i believe is come. we will that humanity shall prevail. and love also shall take over. the ban. gina exadine conclusion: sure. have been since i make the rushes while select shandey receives another call for help. his phone hasn't stopped bringing since the disaster struck in you family just arrived looking for accommodation, yog along the last the language i was absent, unless i'm how many have nothing left after the devastating quake it's likely many more will come calling caroline holt is the global director for operations at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies, and she joins us now from geneva, switzerland, welcome to d, w. and we're going to talk about the wider humanitarian situation and syria. and just a moment, i'd l

and was of pensioners i've taken to the streets of the chinese cities of wu. hm. and baron, to protest to health insurance, cause reforms decrease allowances for personal medical benefits. john, his pension system is struggling to support the elderly, has both rights decline and united states nearly 2 weeks after a trained carrying toxic chemicals that de railed in the state of ohio, causing a massy fire state officials are insisting that the air around the village of east palestine is safe, but local residence don't relieve him. when this free train derailed near the village of east palestine, it became clear from resulting flames that dangerous chemicals were on board. and the fire could lee, too explosion. local authority said they weren't aware of high risk chemicals moving through the tracks before the derailment. ohio's governor issued an immediate order by my you just need to. we were ordering you to leave this as a matter of life and death. hundreds of families evacuated from the community of some 4700 people. we am evacuated pretty quickly. we didn't know

suggested that the coven virus, apparently, was the result of a leak from one of the biological labs in wu, han, china. now the information on how this leak apparently happened was not revealed to the reporters who worked on this story because the report itself is classified. however of the of report time was as said to be that of low confidence and it was an addendum. it was an addition to this report. now it's our, it's worth pointing out that another agency that contributed to this report the f b. i said the same thing except that it believes that of the a leak was a matter of moderate assurances that it was more likely in the f. b i's view than in that of the department of energy. it's worth pointing out that for other agencies, excuse me. 5 other agencies, including the national intelligence council, thought that this was, in fact, the result of natural transmission. going back to suggestions that the virus might have been present at a what animal of food market, and that is how the virus was transmitted to humans. to other agencies. i have a not come up with a determination either wa

okay, i'm kidding on. friends, my personal achievements wu yes, well, a little higher higher.ht, i don't know if it will work or not. and i, as a belayer, want to remind you of the rule you climb up to me and pebbles down, do not knock down, you are downstairs, they are waiting for you. to rejoice early to go down is more difficult. straighten your legs, now push off well from rocks op. oh, guys, i saw men's tears. oh , for such a feat zhenya needs to be fed as soon as possible. it's good that we are in the caucasus , a real shish kebab ugli is already waiting for us, ready, the meat is marinated. yes, for this dinner. i'm ready to climb a couple more hump. well, apparently. this is a young young karachai breed lamb on the ribs. you can see how young, that is, small thin short-haired people, traditionally use shish kebab with ayran called brine. if you are hungry now, it is better to move away from the screens, and it's time for us to try dipping meat. edible what tenderness maestro never ate this piece tastier in his life. i lift for you for you. and now we are going to the d

increase in the rate of losses, especially since on certain days, when it was the situation around tam and wuas the fighting around soledar , there were up to one thousand and thirty destroyed orcs in one day, these are catastrophic indicators from the point of view of any civilized group of the country, but as we can see not of the russian federation, by the way, i saw a statement by podalikaite and said that this indicator should be brought up to five thousand per day, and this may affect the russian consciousness. losses are now an important task for the ukrainian army, which is what general luzhnyi actually said in a conversation with the head of the committee of the chiefs of staff in the u.s. markomilla literally the day before yesterday where she was speaking, writing out the situation at the front , saying that everything is fine, in order to conduct effective combat operations, we need more artillery and ammunition. so artillery and aid to ukraine in artillery are gradually coming to the fore again, because in addition to the desire to get tanks, combat vehicles, aircraft , what will

and they are now coordinating efforts to shelter and help syrian refugees. wu, lan conklin, i feel terrible saddle about all these races, comments on the internet with you and i'm doing everything along with other people . i think like me to put an end to this hight speech in our society. most of us because i believe is come, we will, that humanity shall prevail. and love also shall take over the banana example television from you have been some swimming watches. well, select shut. you received another call for help. his phone hasn't stopped bringing since the disaster struck in you family just arrived looking for accommodation, yolanda last language i was absent on this of how many have nothing left after the devastating quake? it's likely many more will come calling today ah, to peruse. now we're the human rights organization. amnesty international has accused security forces of committing human rights violations during anti government protests. at least 48 people have been killed in clashes between demonstrators and police since unrest broke out on december 7th. that followed the impeach

corona virus pandemic, e s department of energy says it's likely that the mars leaks from a lab in wu han. it comes as health experts around the world raise questions about the shop. decline in china's coven. 19 death data. between ag reports from beijing, in spite barely 3 months after the end of china is strict. corbett, 0 policy. the government has declared a decisive victory in the battle against the virus president. she didn't. pain presided over a meeting where officials said 200000000 people had been treated for the virus and the country's death rate was the lowest in the world. but analysts say china covered 19 data is suspiciously low, according to official figures, about $80000.00 people have died nationwide for the virus. but researchers say the true tally may be more than 1000000, not number 1000000 or more. that could be a much lower number if, if there was a better preparation and possibly better timing for their the transition away from 0 pruitt paging sudden eating of restrictions in december was altered and overwhelmed molds and patient woods authorities only counted

accused the united states of hyping reports that b corolla virus emerged from a laboratory in the city of wu han, back in 2019. they say that washington is politicizing. the issue a gene was responding to a u. s. federal agency that finds the pandemic probably started from a leak at the laboratory. the u. s. department of energy made that assessment in a classified intelligence report. the department is responsible for running several laboratories in the us that are investigating the virus or pullin now. arthur campbell, he's director of medical ethics at in more use language, medical center in new york city. professor tablets. good to see you again. you know, we've spoken numerous times in this pandemic. obviously the question always came back. where did they come from? now we've got a u. s. agency saying, well, it probably was an accident in the lab. and the response i would have expected it to have been bigger than, than it has been. are you surprised at how muted it seems the response has been well 1st, thanks for having me back. i'm not surprised because the report basically said we can

them as losing heavy casualties in the process. thousands of retired people in the chinese cities of wu, han and dolly on have protested against a plan to come to medical benefits. many local governments are short of funds partly because of covered 19 restrictions. katrina, you reports from pleasure. thousands of retired men and women stand at the gates of one's junction park. they're demonstrating against changes to their provinces. health insurance policy, facing off with police, one man chanted down, but the reactionary government, others sang a communist protest. so the international starting this month, people here will receive about $25.00 less in medical benefits each month. that's a significant blow to those already struggling to get by normally any more thought issue. now finally, our citizens have woken up, says the man filming this video, it's the 2nd protest to take place and who hunt this week. under a new pilot program, the government is diverting funds from personal accounts to subsidize a wide range of hospital treatments. the central chinese city was the epicenter of th

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begin deliveries of weapons to russia although even the white house was forced to admit to beijing wu there is nothing there, no evidence that it really goes through the sino-russian border , good cars are clearly visible at the checkpoint across the amur today. every day we drive a lot of cars across the bridge, we drive strings of equipment, obviously not military, excavators, construction cranes and dump trucks. every month about 2.000 units. all this is heavy equipment. ready to ship to russia everywhere instructions in russian. well, such a gift from the chinese on each car, a map of russia and the muzzle of a bear with a bear grip of moscow, beijing does not cling only a couple of turnovers, the growth of which western sanctions, of course, contributed a lot to cooperation affects all areas, and constant contacts at the highest level help the final point in the european tour at vanya in moscow conversation directly convey, the very best wishes to my friend the president of the people's republic of china the most important conversation in bilateral relations, international turbul

she missed wu sewell, trying to play down the well known fact to flight scale participation of its citizens. in ukraine conflict leave with although it's a clear violation of polish legislation in the polish citizens i involved in training the korean fighters. they have been done it for decades. they trained, those who lay tony went undercover as innocent protests as you know and will engage in killings and other crime that in the might on uprising in to 1014. it's a clear demonstration of political recklessness, the polish authorities. and many times it has got the country into trouble. i think that the ukrainian foreign ministry has demanded the financial times, conduct an editorial investigation into an article it published on military age corruption with a top key of official saying that article benefits russian interest. this article by the financial times, is yet another piece of misinformation. its goal is to discredit international mil to aid to ukraine with him on the financial terms immediately conducted tutorial investigation into the circumstances of the appearance of materials

, if it were possible, he would have taken an asterisk for me from the sky, all the gold, lyudushka wuu will walk all in gold photography. your sergey is still small. thank god what's here? of course, 50 years. and what did your brother tell you about lyudmila about his daughter gold. she was closer to her dad than to her mom. we have it like a match caught fire. i'm flying. i say, mom, cool down where like opa oh, handsome handsome well, you are not alone in the family , too. you have many brothers and sisters. let's invite you to the studio. let's meet some more relatives. good afternoon, one of the heroes of our today's program said that bad relatives are not rare, when you hear such words in our studio, only a good person could say that. lyudmila prokopieva from dmitrova lost contact with her father in the last century boken aserbaev. dad left because something didn’t work out with mom said goodbye, as if forever forever not so long ago information about him was found in a remote village of the republic of kazakhstan

horizon investments head of portfolio manage management and ross mayfield ross, let's start with you wung for everyone? >> i think so. if you're hawkish, you can take something away if you're dovish, you can take something away we know rnoknow realty is takiny on the other side, you know, goods inflation has been pretty su stu born it could be something that keeps the fed a little more hawkish than we'd like to see. >> we're seeing futures lower. yesterday, a mixed close on wall street it's almost as though the markets took this in its stride. does fed policy still matter at this point >> well, contessa, of course, fed policy still matters but i think the important thing for us as we look to this year, it's a lot less now that policy is better balanced they still have work to do, and certainly you've heard them talk about that over the last few weeks. but, you know, we're just not in that situation where we're going to have a better understanding this year's data is more how the data involved and how that interplays with this idea that we were focusing on inflation and now we're focusin

don't tell me wu tell you were waiting to consult the victim, i have yet to have a victim agree to press murder case that i prosecutors, dead people cannot, did not consent to cress press charges, you don't wait on victim consent to enforce the law, what a terrible microcosm of the world we live in, not only believing that you could attack a person and not soft the consequences, what kind of depravity? until she gives up. and takes her life. who knows what would have happened if adrianna was treated like the victim she was from the beginning? who knows what would have happened if she felt protected and supported and defended? victims should have the power of law enforcement behind them, the power of voithose in charge, the power of those who value justice, 14-year-old victims should not be in their bedrooms feeling isolated and alone, trying to side thohow to kill themselves, joining us now dr. kevin gilliland. we took different paths in life. you have a harder job of explaining how and why teen could attack a student, harass her afterward, brag about it on social media until the child t

moreover , wu did not write that he himself, he was sitting on this train and leaving with someone else'sorce to shoot himself, then no, no one shot himself. he invented this, but, nevertheless, the situation was such that this person could shoot himself writing, but by the way , when i read it, i had the feeling that bunin was behind the hero who shoots, that is, at some point. then he suddenly jumps to the point of view of this husband that he was looking for her before sochi somewhere else in gagra and then put on, shaved his tunic and shot himself with two revolvers. that is, at that moment i suddenly understand that bunin understands very well. from the point of view of the unfortunate abandoned one, what sergey was talking about. that is , it seems to me that it is his position that most of all evokes a response. here men are left with a woman, probably, he has a woman, rather, elusive. you know that here, as it were , freedom has a huge interpretation from the fact that this is the homeland there and that every collective portrait this is some social russian so this is from a peasa

london's market policy , on these words of hers, the farmers, in front of whom she spoke, told her wu of nature and politics. in this case , the good old method of buying for years will not work, forward, like twisting jars of pickles to the hostess with toilet paper in the coronavirus. here they don’t know how they don’t know how to twist them with overseas eggplant caviar, and, as i found out, the whole country does not play salad for a long time, and if there is a shortage of tanks and flocks in britain that are in good working order 14. london promised to send them to ukraine can only frighten the kiev authorities, then five kinds a day to be healthy already scares the british. love has gone. withered tomatoes, as we say in russia , you can translate into english so if the tomatoes do not wither the love of british citizens to their authorities by their island lord tomato lisa herzen boris khalfi on alexander gusev tv company ntv london main news by this hour right now the premiere of the series ded morozov 2, but we are flying igor nikolaeva thank you for your attention. we study

wu voice is my man, as i understand it, yes, look at our story, you will show them and tell everythingl do it? report from here? interesting, i honestly don't know. i just know what she's planning - i didn't understand this time, well, i wanted to, andrey thank you very much for the interesting news and we are waiting for you in our studio in a week. well, have a good day on sports topics on our air to continue the story of health. we will now talk about the intricacies of anti-cellulite massage. good morning. i'm nastya and i'm a massage expert, we'll discuss the myth about the fight against cellulite massage the easiest and most pleasant, but is it really, and what myths are hidden we will sort out the myth number one massage we do, only where cellulite this approach is good only for the sake of saving money, but it’s definitely the wrong cellulite is not a problem, separate areas of the body is a phenomenon that covers the entire body. even if there is cellulite somewhere, so that massage should be carried out on all this , it will help normalize cell nutrition and tone muscles, sin

moreover, wu did not write that he himself was he who was sitting in this train and leaving with a stranger forced to shoot himself, then no, no one shot himself. this he made up, but uh, nevertheless, the situation was such that this person could have shot himself, as it were written write, but by the way, when i read it, i had the feeling that bunin was behind the hero who shoots, that is, at some point he suddenly jumps to the point of view of this husband, that he was looking for her. yes, in sochi, somewhere else in gagra, and then she does, the tunic shaved and shot himself with two revolvers. that is, i would at that moment suddenly realize that it was not very well understood. e point of view is precisely here unfortunate. passed here is what sergey was talking about. that is, it seems to me that it is his position that most of all evokes a response. here men, but left with a woman, probably, he has a woman, rather, elusive. you know that the dream and here, as it were , there is a huge freedom of interpretation from the fact that this is the homeland there, that each collective por

but we're going to talk with amy wu silverman, head of rbc capital markets.hat jay powell said yesterday afternoon. >> no, it really didn't. if anything, the options market would tell you that at least longer term, longer term in options being kind of four to six months out there, we're actually seeing more downside being bought in the near term, the options market has been rambunctious it felt a little bit like the pandemic kind of yolo meme stock craze, we saw so much call buying it's a tale of two tenners so, short-term, there was a lot of bullishness, but longer term, folks are starting to hedge more that uptick is happening >> the question is, who's going to be right? historically, when you have seen this kind of price action, what's happened? >> you know, historically, it's more the bears than the bulls, but i will tell you the one difference now is for the last ten years, there hasn't been a real alternative, whereas now, if you really are concerned about the market, you can just put it in cash, and cash is a real asset, so i think that's the one nuanc

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