dulles would say that. the other thing about dulles, there was a whole other story in and of itself. book because my previous book, as i just mentioned, he authorized this mafia cia plot kill castro in the sixties. but when i did this book, now i'm looking at world war two and dulles was brilliant spy for the united states and he was first at rockefeller center. he became friendly with kunio there but then they sent dulles over to europe and he's a brilliant spy where he's dealing with some of the spies the head of the the abwehr and whether or not they can basically he's involved in a number of different terrific spy endeavors but but the fundamental question that i think a lot of these folks, like dulles, coming out of world war ii, was -- if we had killed him, and i talked about this in the book, the attempts to kill hitler's, if we had killed hipper earlier on, as among other people, william stevenson, the top spy at rockefeller center, he said that in like 38, we should kill, we should assassinate hitl

and jfk gets rid dulles. but in 1964, lbj puts dulles on to the warren commission. and as they're investing, ending the murder of the president, dulles decides that he wants to kind of get his information out and he starts leaking to ernest cuneo. and it's in these fbi documents that i found as part of my research, including one by hoover, because what is he apparently is getting the story of what's going on. he's going to write something for the saturday evening post and coolio goes to the fbi and says, you know, dulles is speaking to me, hey, jack, help my my old pal from world war two. how about you tell me what's going on? what you know about this? and hoover says no, we can't do that. this is the warren investigating the president. we can't do that. and in the classic bureaucratic cover for the cia, cover your rear end method bureaucrats, they memorialize that in memo, which is what hoover did. and said. ernest cuneo came and tells a whole story about apparently dulles is leaking. we told no, we can't cooperate. it didn't go any further with that. but i found t

he works with a man named allen dulles. it occurs to cuneo when i talk about intelligence, the gathering of intelligence and with spyware. coutinho realizes that you know, a lot of insurance companies is they keep the record when they ensure a a big company. one of the things that they do is ask for the map of the building itself and since they had they had access to the buildings in europe. he tells allen dulles, who is also working for the oic says this is in 1941. why don't we try to get those records so that we can know where to bomb and you know, what might the places that we should be targeting? it's just one of many examples of of spy operations i mentioned in my book. but he he becomes friendly with dulles and that later becomes factor in my book years but he cult of earnest cultivates a wide number of folks contacts his back and forth between new york and washington and. and in doing so he also becomes very friendly with people at rockefeller center. the british the british spy operation at rockefeller center was r

rarely, but you know, sometimes, when the load is too heavy, i start to get dull, very well, they start is a very accurate expression from a medical point of view, just recently, my friends, i have a concert, well , in a music club, in the center of moscow, and i decided to go there on foot, because i also live in the center, but it takes me about half an hour to get there. and my director says to me: you, when you start to approach there, you, well, call me, i'll i meet him, and i'm already walking there, there's not much left, i call him, i say, i'm passing by the big theater, he's like, ha-ha, what a big theater, i say, well, the big theater, i'm passing by, he says, mom, darling, we generally work in a different place, where are you going, and it turned out that we really do work in a completely different place, it's not possible to walk there... not possible to walk there, but i was so sure, i quickly jump into the car, get there, i understand that i just had a lot of concerts, a lot of filming, and then i announce the song that it's called pour yourself some champagne, my friend,

since then pastor dull has had an incredible life. he has served at four churches in pennsylvania and florida. and is currently in his 29th year as the pastor of the faith baptist church of altoona, pennsylvania. pastor dull also founded the way of truth ministries, which has missionaries on three cont continents. pastor dull has ivan advantagallized by preaching the gospel and serving those in need in 25 different countries. pastor dull has devoted his life to spreading the word of the lord and serving those less fortunate, whether in his community or throughout the world, he has embodied the selfless service of jesus christ, his stevie -- savior. it is a privilege to welcome pastor gary dull and his wife of 50 years, nancy, to washington to open the floor of the united states house of representatives in prayer. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair will entertain up to five further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman

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"like a flower, it blooms and dulls." applause continues yuja wang joins the stage party, after her thrilling performance of the opening movement of tchaikovsky's first piano concerto. the end of this glittering gala marking the 150th anniversary of this grand theatre, the palais garnier, named after charles garnier, the great architect who bequeathed a true theatrical landmark upon the french capital. from me, petroc trelawny, goodnight. applause continues live from washington. this is bbc news. republican senators work to advance president trump's signature budget bill, as several lawmakers say they're not yet convinced. health officials in gaza say israeli air strikes have killed 81 people in the past 24 hours. serbian police and anti-government protesters clash in the capital belgrade following a rally calling for early elections. politics front and centre at britain's biggest music festival glastonbury, with two controversial acts taking centre stage on saturday. hello, i'm carl nasman. we start here in washington, w

"like a flower, it blooms and dulls." applause continues yuja wang joins the stage party, after her thrilling performance of the opening movement of tchaikovsky's first piano concerto. the end of this glittering gala marking the 150th anniversary of this grand theatre, the palais garnier, named after charles garnier, the great architect who bequeathed a true theatrical landmark upon the french capital. from me, petroc trelawny, goodnight. applause continues live from london, this is bbc news. prime minister sir keir starmer says that fixing what he called a broken welfare system is a moral imperative, after his government's recent u-turn. fixing it is a moral imperative but we need to do it in a labour way. and we will. iran has held a major state funeral in tehran for senior iranian military commanders and nuclear scientists assassinated by israel earlier this month. health alerts and fears of wildfires. much of southern europe is braced for a heatwave, with temperatures forecast to reach more than 40 degrees celsius. an

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the dish is based on vegetables that are rather dull in taste, and mustard and horseradish can add piquancy. to do this, add two spoons of mustard and a spoon of horseradish for spiciness. here is such a wonderful drink we got, you know, it reminds me of some fairy tale: drink, good fellow, and you will become incredibly strong, handsome, successful there, can i try it before they pour it in there, real belarusian strong kvass, its taste will be revealed even more in okrozhka richer, but we almost forgot about the main ingredient - rabbit, we also send it to our shepherd's soup. so, our okroshka is ready, while you are there watching... cooking tertyukha i don't mind trying it, as my grandfather used to say, eat it with a spoon, eat it with onions, wow, how, there is such a phrase as an explosion of flavors, so here it is exactly what is present, can you imagine, a dozen ingredients mixed together turned into a light, tasty, harmonious dish, a wonderful belarusian... okroshka or as you said, shepherd's, shepherd's soup, shepherd's soup. well, while we were preparing okroshka, we managed to

stress after an accident dulls the ability to analyze even in the simplest circumstances. doubt, it is they who are exploited by various kinds of dealers, i do not call them swindlers consciously, this is the right of the criminal court. that's how they hooked rustam, goyim, wait a long time, sign the diagrams, we'll print out the photos, in the analysis group you will receive a court order, the culprit will compensate everything. so what should the victim do now? let's start with the general rule, even if you are filing an accident involving the state traffic safety inspectorate, the crew may not... the culprit did not report to the state traffic safety inspectorate, did not show up, and if he avoids you, and this is his problem, the main thing is that you go to the department yourself and report the incident. and with what, what evidence? first of all, this is your statement describing the circumstances of the accident, plus present the damaged car for inspection, and of course, with your own hands. take photos of the accident scene damage, even if such footage was already taken by t

for yourself, there is so much arguing now about the modern family, what is destroying it, what is dulling the feeling. but when we are together, let it be a holiday. you have two such nice guys, well, honestly, it is a family for them. it seemed that the main thing was to assert her independence, her personality, they did assert it, yes, but she understood that, that girl, that a woman with all her achievements and merits will not be happy if she is not a wife and mother. think, think, he is from below, one, hi, guys, great, meet my classmate, severa pritopol, captain muravyov, lieutenant colonel. zero eight, the reason for the delay, i am 08, we fixed the malfunction, everything is normal now, allow the launch, i allow the launch. engineer, engineer, we are listening, lieutenant tairova and senior lieutenant zhuk to my command post, understood. do you realize the extent of your responsibility, so comrade colonel, what is it? the absence of a brake parachute leads to the vehicle rolling out, listen, you know all this very well, your negligence could have led to, god knows what, i am suspe

prepared for sergey and mikalai, shanoun mikalai, you are a mussie patlumachyts first slide, this dullpny slide, kali weasel, memory, 10 seconds from you, geta pryyom. this chalavek, like meetings with you on your mind, and the pagoda outside is such a thing, drennae, no, kepski, like - well, the hour is right, prabachtse! i'm glad that you're pacifying the hand of adzin adnam, and this velma of goodness, dzyakuy, step on the slide, this velma often dzetsi occupies, the gifted dachshund is powerful, but is extremely busy with dzyatsy, walk, nazounik, gulnya, gulnya, malaychy. come slide, kali weasel, this is what happened to be bumped, for example, running, bumping programs, finish, so, tsudoўnaya tlumachennye and cherry mixture, and aposhnі slide, jumper, work earlier from the geta mature saladatsika, persistent saladatsika, prymetnik, alavyan, malaychyna. tsudoўnaya gulnya, prahodztse, kali weasel, to the rakhunku of the teams, tending to the competition 290, 275. lessons from classical literary works we will hear from this competition, but we will also learn from our minds. teams ju

, yes, katyusha, now there is so much arguing about the modern family, what is destroying it, what dulls feeling, no, everyday life alone, when we are together, let it be a holiday, come on, guys, you have two such nice guys, honestly, they need a family atmosphere, okay, that's enough, you live in different cities, let alone in different apartments, zhenya, stop it, what is he, sorry, you know, katyusha, when i was young, like you, it once seemed to me that the main thing is... to assert your independence, your personality, they asserted it, yes, but i realized that a girl, a woman with all her achievements merits will not be happy if she is not a wife and mother. think, think, he is from below, once, hi, guys, great, meet my classmate, severopritopol, captain muravyov, lieutenant colonel platonov, captain muravyov, alexey , muravyov, sergey, nikolay, viktor muravyov, pa, chakov, great. where are you from , yes, everything is from there, and have you still got polar bears in the north? yes, you shoot, and what about us? eyebrows, 016 035, takeoff clearance. of i am 08, we fixed the prob

my skin goes from dull to luminous. for me, it's only olay super serum body wash. weeknight. >> the sweltering summer heat has a lot of people finding relief in rivers, lakes, pools and the beach. there are some simple tips you and your kids can use to stay safe in the water. nancy chen has a checklist. >> and for managing rip currents in the ocean to managing kids in the pool, we've got the tips you need to have a safe season. >> cannonball the sounds of summer kids playing in the pool and the crash of waves. >> that fun, however, can quickly turn into tragedy. more than 4000 people drown each year, and it's the leading cause of death for kids ages one through four. but there are ways to lower the risk. joining me now is jack forsman, the head lifeguard at seabright ocean rescue in new jersey. and, jack, what's the first thing we should do when we get to the beach? >> of course. so the first thing you can do is always introduce yourself to lifeguards. you know, ask them a few questions like, what's the marine life on the day where the rip current locations, and wh

her field, i think i saw her in the toilet, she's so nice, wow, and they told me that your menu is dull and traditional, yes, who said that, bokov, well, he's a competitor, baby, but i can see that you want to invest here, well, if we consider that the issue is resolved, we can raise our glasses, come on, i have a toast, i want to drink to our new investor, to you it turns out. the man is dying, yes, leave quickly, soon, soon, soon, wait, don't fuss, it's too late, he died. well, what can i say, external signs of anaphylaxis acute allergic reaction, quinsy edema, well, you know, before the autopsy, all this is not a fact, it is a fact, a fact, merino had a strong allergy to nuts, he told me this himself before we agreed about the meeting, did anyone else know about it, well, like everyone knew. the cook and the waiter, i gathered them all, announced, but not everyone has a motive, and my wife is young, she, no, well, she also tried to help somehow, she was looking for medicine, although she didn’t find any medicine in her purse, i wonder where the nuts were, in the food or in the drinks

sophisticated with this long pedigree, this long history, and yes, it's an art form, but it's not a dead, dull tradition at all. it's something that's still alive. it's still relevant in the contemporary world. future generations, just as they have done for thousands of years, will continue to enjoy the subtle intricacies of tea. live from washington, this is bbc news. iran fired a new salvo of missiles towards central israelthese are live pictures from tel aviv where explosions have been heard in the past two hours a new wave of attacks on iran. heard in the past two hours and iran is targeted by a new wave of attacks from the israeli military, as talks to de-escalate in geneva end without much progress. a us judge orders that pro-palestinian student activist mahmoud khalil be released on bail, after three months in detention. in the uk, parliament approves a controversial bill that would give terminally ill adults in england and wales the right to end their own lives.

way, normal, but it seems to me, to some extent, on the one hand it is good, on the other hand it dullshe sense of danger in general, which we need, as they say, to understand, and this is, here i am, excuse me, the last thing i will say, on sunday i watch the football cup, the russian football cup, a wonderful match, they made a magnificent performance, but i have an inner feeling. is it normal, dozens of your fellow citizens died, were injured, no, but this is what it comes from, from this inner feeling that it is somewhere far away, this does not concern us in general, well, you understand, this is in my opinion a very dangerous illusion, we must understand the danger of this situation in general, this is from my point of view a dangerous illusion, how many compliments to moscow mayor sobyanin, i have no doubt that these are very sincere compliments, on the other hand, it is somehow wrong when... some kind of artificially organized poverty, but if in general, without denying ourselves anything, by and large, we can reorient our priorities a little, it seems to me that this would be b

my skin goes from dull to luminous.or me, it's only olay super serum body wash. >> two of america's most important furniture builders of the past 100 years have put together an archive space of their greatest hits. michelle miller paid a visit. >> close the door. have a seat. >> from the 1960s ad agency in mad men. >> the departments are. >> pretty. >> spaced out, but it'll all fill in one. >> day to the eerie offices of severance. >> we're sitting. >> here. >> furniture helps define or mystify space and time. so these are the stars. >> these are the stars. >> for archivist amy sherman. >> sort of the exemplars of the development of modern design in america. >> demystifying the past of the now joint design houses herman miller and knoll was a thrill. >> this one pops. >> for me. >> the womb chair, my favorite. it was designed by eero saarinen at the request of florence knoll, who led knoll associates, and she asked for a chair that she could sit in any way she wanted. florence knoll. she was trained as an architect, but

vacation to china, to thailand, to europe, i didn't want to return to magadan, it's just such a gray, dull view, in general, as if i don't know how it is in a prisoner of war camp, so three blocks of cigarettes, tea, coffee. that's all, and between trips to the camp there and exchanges i deal with parcels, they are from relatives, there from wives, from mothers, from sisters, from brothers, so they pass on, and i collect them here, so video assembly of your parcel. i put cigarettes, sugar, tea, three pairs of socks, coffee, two pairs of underwear and thermal underwear. zhenya now and zhenya then are two different people, i don't know what happened to him in the war, in captivity, what he went through. but i don't recognize him. constructive question, she won't go back, do you want to go back? yes. yes, i would like to go back to russia, because it is my homeland after all, but to be honest, i don't see a prosperous, happy russia in the coming decades, and there will be big changes there, but i want to go back there, my mother's grave is there, i want to go there, i still have real estate t

kachinos bay and wanted to get back at kennedy, and these people were still in constant contact with the dullesthers, who are also dark spots in american history and... that's why people even talk about this, right? yeah, yeah, we're the good guys, why would we want to kill the president? i thought so too. why haven't all the files been released? i really don't know. on john kennedy, i think they were. no, they weren't. they weren't? no. it scares me. you know, there were some explosive revelations in the recent documents that were released. because the cia. for many years, 60 years, for why, if the russians concluded that he was just nuts when he lived in minsk. and didn't want him to come back, why was the cia involved, or rather interested in recruiting him? what was he doing in mexico city in october of '63? the cia's rams, of course, were. a little off topic, but we know, because it's public information that somebody staged a major attack on united airlines and american airlines right before 9/11. people knew, the people who planned it. is cofer black with the task force chief. who is cofe

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at home, it's time for you to go to the mountains, you'll go crazy, between this family life, our dull wall in the hall, the gozaik business offers, i can't. nina won't let go, 3 years have passed, i have the face in front of my eyes all the time, it's in front of your eyes because of this stupid text message, and i remember it even without the text message, eyes with... one, you shouldn't have, you're not guilty of anything, the investigation showed that the insurance was defective, lyosha, you should have too , please, open the door, let me out, i'm actually you i don't hold you, i don't think you should go there now, how can you not, i'll pull all her hair out now, i'll give them a hard time now, yes, hormones are playing in you and neurons, no, not neurons, what is it called? neurotransmitters, what? neurotransmitters, you need to calm down. are you wondering, while we're sitting here, what they're doing there. there are several options. maybe she asked him to hang a shelf, maybe she asked him to move a cabinet, or the coffee maker broke, and only men can fix coffee makers, in gene

lived, but judging by your appearance, the ponov did not please you with anything, well, yes, a short, dullound in shape, that's all, and the camera, well, there are no cameras, because there are none in this house or the neighboring one, there is nowhere else to get them from, shops and cafes, they generally all have facades on the street, the detectives are still questioning residents, i told them to call if there will be something interesting from the details, eh, well, so what, they're keeping quiet for now, oh, lenya, this, frankly speaking, smells of something serious, no, no, no, you can't let this go to the serious. kovin personally asked, well, apparently he had a bag, well, maybe, otherwise where did you get the keys to the apartment, you know, a criminal could have taken them, maybe he's rummaging around the apartment right now, no, he's not rummaging around , everything is sealed there, and there's a patrol outside the entrance, and i warned the neighbors, well , okay, let's say there's a bag in which the keys were, and well... maybe food, that is, do you seriously believe that

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kachines bay, and he wanted revenge on kennedy, and these people were still in constant contact with the dullesrothers, who are also dark spots in american history, so i came to the conclusion, that yes, cia officers were responsible for the kennedy assassination. did you think that when you were at the cia? no, i didn't think that. in fact, i thought it was absurd, i couldn't believe that people were even talking about it, right? yeah, yeah, we're the good guys, why would we want to kill the president? i thought that too. why haven't all the files been released ? i really don't know. on jfk, i think they've been released? no, they haven't, they haven't, no. it scares me. you know, there have been some explosive revelations in the recent documents that have come out. the fact that james endolton, the deputy director of counterintelligence, wanted to formally recruit lee harvey oswald is the exact opposite of what the cia has been telling us for years, 60 years. why? if the russians had concluded that he was just nuts when he was in minsk and didn't want him to come back, why was the cia involve

one newspaper reported that the knife dull, too dull to accomplish his aim. another newspaper, norfolk, suggests that he was intercepted. he could complete the suicide, but in either case, he was transported to the state penitentiary in richmond. the following day, where he would spend of the next six and a half years. now the state penitentiary in richmond was not a pleasant place to be in the late 1850s and early 1860s. it was only charles had been there for a little more than two years. that prison officials constructed bathing for prisoners to bathe regularly. the cells were even in the winter and they were lit in the hallways by. gaslight, although prison was designed with solid confinement in mind by time that charles arrived there in 1857, conditions were overcrowded, and he likely had at least one or two roommates shortly after his arrival in richmond, his older sister began making an appeal for his clemency. she wrote several letters to president james, emphasizing that charles was 19 years old when he was convicted, that he had pled guilty, showed s

if you are offended by the fact that you are called under the face, then in addition you are also a dull-witted fool and a worthless vulgarian. a few years later, in 1867 year, the brilliant russian poet fyodor tyutchev writes: "it would be possible to give an analysis of a modern phenomenon, which is acquiring an increasingly pathological character, this is the russophobia of some russian people, they used to tell us." they really believed that in russia they hated the lack of rights, the absence of freedom, the press , and so on and so forth, that it is precisely the indisputable presence of all this in it... that they like europe. and now, what do we see? as russia, achieving greater freedom, asserts itself more and more. the dislike of these gentlemen for it only increases. they have never hated the old institutions as much as they hate modern trends, social thoughts in russia. as for europe, as we see, no violations in the sphere of justice, morality and even civilization have in the least diminished their disposition towards it, in a word, in the phenomenon i am talking about, about princ

the world has become dull , your pride has become entangled , you are as deep as the heart of the storm. no enemy is a rival to your name, the islamic republic of iran , the islamic republic of iran , i will fight and build you with the drops of my blood , i will build you brick by brick, with my heart and soul, every missile is a light of hope for this house, this soil, as long as we live. in the name of god, the almighty, the blood of our martyrs is a seal of approval for the perseverance and pride of the heroic people of iran , and we, by participating in the ceremony of mourning for our newly lost loved ones in the criminal act of the brutal zionist regime , we once again prove this historical fact to everyone. the funeral ceremony of the martyrs of the high position of islamic iran, saturday , july 27th. with this dream and flag of iran's military salute, zulfiqar ali , my soul, with the dignity of ali, with the soul of the oppressed , we are beside ali, with the blood of malik, with the blood of hamza. i swear by the pure blood of ali murtaza, i swear by the full oath, o hussein,

let's take a look at what it is, these are all dull phraseological expressions, some incredible noblesstupidity, and now we're going to fuck up the first phrasealism, the sky zauchynku, maybe something unfavorable, kali scary, descending and the sky zauchynku, two choose, this incredible thing is terrible, well, let’s look at what the peramozha is, liza and sveta, this incredible thing, this is your kanchatkov’s variyant, good, prynyali. on the right, which you may not know, these statements are correct . it’s a secret that only the people of yours have tried to get out of it. there are expressions, all the same, what you think, the price is not, three barrels of aryshtanta. shmat, we are velmі lіchy, because three barrels of aryshtanta - this is velmі shmat. i think that this is a nagavaryts profundity. our adkaz, three barrels of aryshtanta, geta nagavarits. changed their minds, sveta and liza, changed their minds, washing the little one, washing, three barrels of aryshtanta, a lot of stupidity, and the chain of words is coming, the pestilence is diverse, the great shmat, we are trea

if the evening has become dull , i will bring your sad heart to your wound . o kindness, do not be discouraged. stay bright, o life , life. they say that every house of this bloody soil has a flag . every verse of this shahnameh has a plant . my child, the child of the sun, who rains fire from my hand , the bow of arash will never fall. peace be upon you , dear and honorable viewers. i am very grateful to you for being a viewer of the network. you know, before the news segment , we were talking to mr. dr. rezaei , the head of the civil engineering commission of the islamic consultative assembly, about the measures taken by the civil engineering commission of the islamic consultative assembly and the measures that the thought, plan, and brigade have on the agenda for their review. he mentioned the plans that are scheduled to be presented in the open court of the islamic consultative assembly tomorrow. the plans are related to drivers and the civil engineering sectors . in fact , we were discussing a national plan with him when we got to the news segment. mr. re

take some tea, reminisce , sit, keep quiet, remember something good and that's it, as if the feeling dullsions, yes, she killed and killed, well, yes, it's a pity, a pity, well, what can you do, nothing, well, like a zombie, you become there over time. and it's scary, i wanted to have dessert twice, but somehow i stopped because of this, maybe there wasn't enough courage, maybe something else, when you drive into a combat zone in some, where it's already where there's active action there closer to the front line, when you see some suspects coming towards you there on transport or on top of the armor there, some beaten ones there with the wounded, killed in infinity and you look like this... these guys have crazy eyes, but now they're smiling, and you - in yourself you're trying, and you're fixing in yourself this second of such cowardice that you look at him and envy him, you look at it after the fifth month , you already wanted it all to end, not in the sense that you would leave, like they would announce a peace agreement, something else, right? not just that it would end, that a shell w

threw me in a back of a bus and it was about a 10-15 minute bus ride to the border, they handed me my dullag and around two or three in the morning and and they said goodbye, thank you. you now you're deported, i've heard people say that once your 10 years are up you can ask for a pardon, but once you have a once you have a criminal record it's very rare that i've never seen anybody get up that that pardon or whatnot um so i'm like man i staying here so i snuck back into the country like in june july of 2004 the second time i got deported i i i was already organizing with a couple people before i got deported so something something inside of me said, you know what, i'm just going to stay in mexico, i don't want to be worried about getting pulled over, i don't how many times i got pulled over by sheriffs or cop and and my car impounded, that was like $00 just to get it out, and uh, but this time i had the difference, i had my family, i had my daughter, and that was the most difficult part, it was just me, i don't really, i can do whatever i need to do, but when there's uh somebody else that

having to explain tariffs are passed on to the consumer and not just the supplier has been a rough or dull than i think the trump administration anticipated here. i again saw you nodding along there, kevin, do you agree with that sentiment? i think the politics around this are very tough, but i think we will not release see the tale and effect of this for even a couple of months. but will i would say is what the trump initiation is starting to figure out if there's a big difference between the rhetoric of trade negotiations and then the reality. trade deals are very, very, very hard to do. even when you have broad agreement. when i worked on capitol hill, i think sometimes it took probably a year to pass certain trade agreements like the trade agreement with korea and central america. the reality is, these are hard to arduous negotiations of the idea you can get 290 days is very far-fetched. i think that is one of the things that is coming into view right now. politically, the big challenge for the trump administration is that we are in the tail end effect of some of these tariffs and some

some afghans are forced to give their children sedatives to dull their hunger, while others sell theirrs or... their organs to make ends meet. we met a young mother who also sold her kidney 7 months ago. and they also needed to repay a debt, money borrowed to buy a flock of sheep. the sheep died in a flood. a couple of years ago. and the family lost their source of income. 240. afghani, about $2,700 that the woman received for the kidney was not enough. now we are forced to sell our two-year-old daughter, the people from whom we borrowed money, every day. pressure us, demanding that we give them our daughter if we cannot pay off the debt, the woman says. i am terribly ashamed, her husband echoes. sometimes i think that it is better to die than to live like this. the coronavirus pandemic has hit children's rations especially hard. in poor countries left without aid , there was a real collapse. a striking example is burkina faso. every fifth child in the country is malnourished. a similar situation is in latin america and africa. in the first year of the pandemic , 120 died there . so se

europe, and mine is the most beautiful, well , you know the rest, and the banda ensemble sang: "don't dull swords, but bricks, run away and flow, good poetry, right? leontev once sang, everyone wants to have both a bride and a friend, well, such a controversial statement, yes, you must admit, people somehow like this song didn't catch it, it was possible". accessible places, i wonder who told them that teeth grow there, they sent me from the city, monastery tea, it says on the pack: you are the lord and then the shelf life is 2 years, finally the labels, in baku i went into one hardware store on the counter i saw three saucepans: one large, another medium, the third small, under the large one it said gastrul, in the middle gastrulka, under the small one it said gastrulchonok, i liked it all so much, i told from the stage in baku in the evening, i immediately received a note, it's all nonsense, we've known this joke for a long time, here in our grocery store in the confectionery department they sell candies, geese and paws, on them it says: paws of a goose, in tashkent on the outskirts in a

you take some tea, you'll remember, sit, be silent, remember something good, everything seems to be dulledll without any emotions, yes, killed and killed, well yes, it's a pity, a pity, well what, well what can you do, nothing, well like a zombie, you become there over time, and it's scary, i wanted to have dessert twice, but somehow i stopped because of this, maybe i didn't have enough courage, maybe something else, when you enter the zone, the action is in some kind of where it's already where there is active there closer to the front line, when you see some kind of enemies coming towards you there on transport or on top of the armor there are some beaten ones there with the wounded killed. infinity and you look at them, and these guys have crazy eyes, but they sit and smile, and you - in yourself, you try, and in yourself you record this second of such cowardice, that you look at him and envy him, you look at him and envy him, by the fifth month you already wanted everything to end, not in the sense that you would leave, like announce... there a peace agreement, there something else, bu

my skin goes from dull to luminous. for me, it's only olay super serum body wash.tate department has been warning americans not to travel to iran and advising those already there to find a way out. >> the u.s. has no way to help citizens out of iran, and although hundreds have left the country by road without incident, there are reports of others being harassed and even detained. ramy inocencio has the story of one american who was just passing through iran when the bombs began to fall toasting with champagne. >> ian anderson's intercontinental biking adventure kicked off on portugal's atlantic coast in february. his plan, ten months across 10,000 miles to japan. >> and if you want to do that on a bike, you need to go through iran. >> and on june 1st, that's what he did with butterflies in his stomach. >> he made it in. hello my friend. >> but over the next 13 days, his anxieties eased thanks to the iranians. he met. >> they tried to give us for free. said that we are their guests. there's like a culture of generosity. surprise daily by like how many offers that we

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