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that you 'ust ave us. �* ,, at those comments that you 'ust ave us. . ,, ., , gave us. and susan, do you see that the same _ gave us. and susan, do you see that the same way? _ gave us. and susan, do you see that the same way? that - gave us. and susan, do you see that the same way? that this i that the same way? that this doesn't change necessarily at all the state of play in the world? fir. all the state of play in the world? . ., all the state of play in the world? �* ., ., all the state of play in the world? . ., ., , world? a lot of the documents that were _ world? a lot of the documents that were released _ world? a lot of the documents that were released were - world? a lot of the documents that were released were about battle plans at debtor and obviously the ukrainians will be looking at changing some of those things. there also been questions raised about whether some of the documents were altered changed, so i think there will be some room for the ukrainians to make adjustment. it is certainly unfortunate that the extent of the access to the russian milita
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pray for us. irate just pray for us. pray for us. we will. just pray for us. pray for us. we will- how _ just pray for us. pray for us. we will. how are _ just pray for us. pray for us. we will. how are you _ just pray for us. pray for us. we will. how are you explaining i will. how are you explaining all this to your— will. how are you explaining all this to your children? - will. how are you explaining all this to your children? i - will. how are you explaining all this to your children? i have i will. how are you explaining all| this to your children? i have not told the younger _ this to your children? i have not told the younger ones, - this to your children? i have not told the younger ones, seven i this to your children? i have not i told the younger ones, seven and nine, _ told the younger ones, seven and nine, the — told the younger ones, seven and nine, the 12—year—old knows that there _ nine, the 12—year—old knows that there is— nine, the 12—year—old knows that there is something going on over there _ there is something going on over there but
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the year the us was in just for you sort of miss pumping the weapons into crazy us species. and now they've got a nice theory of ukraine, will have a successful cat offensive. and then we'll ask ukraine's school much at last sentence. kids to start negotiate and finish skus of frantic view from state to do a very strange rationale, without haunting crane to pose any threats to russia and mac up. what is them? sovereignty, these threats have kept, it was casual being accumulating there, particularly after the with that you qu, shane 2014. you would you what we also want to think that we use, they speak the russian language to enjoy the russian culture. the religion was preached. who always were the crane and orthodox church. we will these people just not to discriminate. again, it's really, it's going to be secure dentistry, believe not to want to use the half of the threat of extermination video, which i did. and i think there's a zalinski there. his name is par, the luck was easier. so he said it on crew that will take crimea will use 3 be and i will serve it. i it's all ru
the year the us was in just for you sort of miss pumping the weapons into crazy us species. and now they've got a nice theory of ukraine, will have a successful cat offensive. and then we'll ask ukraine's school much at last sentence. kids to start negotiate and finish skus of frantic view from state to do a very strange rationale, without haunting crane to pose any threats to russia and mac up. what is them? sovereignty, these threats have kept, it was casual being accumulating there,...
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i think they are useful— what are they useful for? i think they are useful for— what are they useful for? i think they are useful for quite - what are they useful for? i think they are useful for quite a - what are they useful for? i think they are useful for quite a range | what are they useful for? i think i they are useful for quite a range of things. unjust a day to day basis, they are useful if you have a plant growing in your garden or you are out for a walk and you see a plant and don't know what it is. they will give you a good indication if you want to know what that might be. i think they are really good for engaging the public with plants and we generally know that people may be a little bit to [ash attention to plants than animals. —— are a little bit less attention. these offer a really easy way to engage with plants and understand a little bit more about the natural world around us. i think that is a huge benefit for them, that they are able to do that. they are potentially useful in a lot of said to send projects,
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we will see if any pictures are being fed into us from the us. of the court appearance, the man himself. we are hoping to learn more of the details surrounding the chargers, the exact nature of the charges, so plenty more coming in on this story on the programme. just to repeat, jack teixeira appearing in federal court in boston as we go to air, so we will turn regularly in the course of the programme and bring you updates. let's move away from that. armed police have been deployed outside france's constitutional council ahead of its key ruling on whether president macron�*s decison to force an increase in the retirement age is lawful. let me show you the live pictures. already the changes have brought hundreds of thousands of demonstrators on to the streets again, in cities across france. the changes would raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 and have provoked huge protests. we expect to learn the outcome, has president macron, will his plans be allowed to go through? you run them through, no vote on the floor, that is why it has gone to thi
we will see if any pictures are being fed into us from the us. of the court appearance, the man himself. we are hoping to learn more of the details surrounding the chargers, the exact nature of the charges, so plenty more coming in on this story on the programme. just to repeat, jack teixeira appearing in federal court in boston as we go to air, so we will turn regularly in the course of the programme and bring you updates. let's move away from that. armed police have been deployed outside...
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the chinese fishermen used to harass us. even the chinese coast guard used to roam around the island. chinese coastguard? yes. cock crows the native ivatans have forged a living, —— the native ivatans have forged a living fishing and farming on this island for centuries, taking only what they need. it's very fresh air. we live here in peace. but their proximity to taiwan has made them both a strategic us ally and a vulnerable foe. the us and the philippines held combat drills here to practice defending an island from aggressors — part of the largest military exercises the two allies have ever staged. this is about more than a show of arms. this is about washington building an arc of alliances across asia — south korea, japan, the philippines, australia. the idea is to build a reliable coalition, just in case there's conflict with china. but some fear an increasing us presence will provoke the people's republic of china. we don't want a war with the prc. we do not want that, we do not desire that, we are not provoking
the chinese fishermen used to harass us. even the chinese coast guard used to roam around the island. chinese coastguard? yes. cock crows the native ivatans have forged a living, —— the native ivatans have forged a living fishing and farming on this island for centuries, taking only what they need. it's very fresh air. we live here in peace. but their proximity to taiwan has made them both a strategic us ally and a vulnerable foe. the us and the philippines held combat drills here to...
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the answer is that it does not hydrogen is used merely to hold the sides of the balloon apart, using as little weight as possible possible. here's the way it works. consider an extended balloon with air inside and out. natural air not go up because the air inside is just as heavy as they are outside. but as we take the air out of it, the lifting force of the air outside increases. archimedes put it this way. the loss weight of a body immersed in a fluid is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced. so the total lifting on our balloon is exactly equal to the weight of the air displaced. no more, no less. obviously if we left it a vacuum, we the most possible lift but any container light enough to serve the purpose collapses from the outside pressure. it seems to be to have more pressure on the inside than you have on the outside. that's why hydrogen fills the bill so well. you can release enough hydrogen into a balloon to overcome that outside pressure, keep the sides of the balloon apart and still not add very weight. hydrogen is only about 1/14 as heavy as air. now, if the balloon
the answer is that it does not hydrogen is used merely to hold the sides of the balloon apart, using as little weight as possible possible. here's the way it works. consider an extended balloon with air inside and out. natural air not go up because the air inside is just as heavy as they are outside. but as we take the air out of it, the lifting force of the air outside increases. archimedes put it this way. the loss weight of a body immersed in a fluid is equal to the weight of the fluid...
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the us learnt this a couple of times. there was a major incident in 1960 where soviet air defences shot down an american spy plane flying at high altitude within its territory during the cold war. and more recently, in 2001, a us surveillance plane which was flying on the edge of chinese territory was forced to land in china after colliding with a jet watching it closely. that led to a tricky crisis. back then, relations were not that bad. they're much worse today. as we made clear last week, if china threatens our sovereignty, we will act to protect our country — and we did. cheering and applause translation: this behaviour is unimaginable and _ borders on hysteria. it is 100% an abuse of force. it is a clear violation of international practice. if the rhetoric grows and both the us and china feel they need to act tough and shoot things down near their airspace, then tensions will grow and there could be dangerous mistakes. so, are these balloons a real security threat to you and me? they may not be in themselves, but
the us learnt this a couple of times. there was a major incident in 1960 where soviet air defences shot down an american spy plane flying at high altitude within its territory during the cold war. and more recently, in 2001, a us surveillance plane which was flying on the edge of chinese territory was forced to land in china after colliding with a jet watching it closely. that led to a tricky crisis. back then, relations were not that bad. they're much worse today. as we made clear last week,...
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the us the us in years. the us eresileni— the us in years. the us president will- the us in years. the us president will end his trip to irelenl— president will end his trip to ireland today— president will end his trip to ireland today by— president will end his trip to ireland today by visiting his eneesirel— ireland today by visiting his ancestral hometown . soon, joe ancestral hometown. soon, joe lilen— ancestral hometown. soon, joe lilen nill— ancestral hometown. soon, joe lilenvvillie— ancestral hometown. soon, joe biden will to travel the west eeesi— biden will to travel the west eeesi ei— biden will to travel the west coast of ireland,— biden will to travel the west coast of ireland, where he is exeeeiel— coast of ireland, where he is exeeeiel ie— coast of ireland, where he is expected to also— coast of ireland, where he is expected to also speak at a eeinelrel— expected to also speak at a cathedral in— expected to also speak at a cathedral in county mayo . his cathedral in county mayo. his ancestor had— cathedral in county mayo. his ancestor
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the use of sci. they are regulated by the standards of not only the world health organization, but also the international electrotechnical commission. there is a special standard called itum, which regulates the safe use of headphones, it is recommended to listen to no more than five hours a day for a maximum of 45 hours a week. that is, if all these rules are observed. so we can be quiet behind our ears, the volume is still important use of the device and it is recommended to use the sound intensity up to 80 db maximum. and let me talk about headphones that help people hear. this is a separate absolute. story. any earphone helps to hear. the main thing is that the earphone has passed clinical trials and the effectiveness and safety of using headphones has been proven . therefore, if a person wants to buy headphones, it's very cool. it's not bad. plus. this is some kind of auditory training, which in fact very often we prescribe to our patients . not only dry prosthetics, but also to prepare for a he
the use of sci. they are regulated by the standards of not only the world health organization, but also the international electrotechnical commission. there is a special standard called itum, which regulates the safe use of headphones, it is recommended to listen to no more than five hours a day for a maximum of 45 hours a week. that is, if all these rules are observed. so we can be quiet behind our ears, the volume is still important use of the device and it is recommended to use the sound...
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seconds. siri helps us organize our lives and algorithms, hand feed us personalized content on social media for me. that's any kind of food porn. but along with these impressive advancements comes the concerned that these machines are getting too powerful. so where is i taking us? the potential risks and future of artificial intelligence. that's our topic on shift. ah, there are 2 types of artificial intelligence. there's the, i from sy fy movies where machines are able to pass off as human. and there's the i, which we actually use right now in everyday life. and it can do more than sort data analyze patterns and automate processes. for example, chat j, p t, which is the talk of the tech world at the moment. if you haven't used it yet, give it a whirl. and while it's doing some really incredible stuff, it's also making mistakes. plus, there are concerns that this type of a technology could be abused. chat t p t can do anything from draft e mails. to brainstorm answers to questions on a job application. the a i bought has even passed the u. s. medical licensing exam, g p t for the newe
seconds. siri helps us organize our lives and algorithms, hand feed us personalized content on social media for me. that's any kind of food porn. but along with these impressive advancements comes the concerned that these machines are getting too powerful. so where is i taking us? the potential risks and future of artificial intelligence. that's our topic on shift. ah, there are 2 types of artificial intelligence. there's the, i from sy fy movies where machines are able to pass off as human....
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i would say for us eauities of your list? i would say for us equities it _ of your list? i would say for us equities it is _ of your list? i would say for us equities it is earnings. - of your list? i would say for us equities it is earnings. you - of your list? i would say for us i equities it is earnings. you know, we have had the consensus here for the first quarter that earnings are going to slow. the earnings are going to slow. the earnings are going to slow. the earnings are going to pick up later this year, so while we are forecasting may be some short—term volatility of the market, eventually the earnings will start to rise again towards the end of the year. i'm not sure that is going to be the case and so, that is the thing i would be watching me most, what are the current estimates coming in, what is the year—on—year growth and what our company signalling in terms of what is to come? i think the us stock market is probably a little expensive on a pe basis, trading somewhere between 18 and 20 times earnings. you will want to do that when the overall backdro
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and us. that quickly one more question for you because you mentioned right now you're dealing with sweeping wildfires which i would imagine would contribute a tip bad air quality in the country. can you quickly give us an example of how you've been using this communication told maybe it's tik tok and maybe it's radio, to reach people in the midst of what's been going on right now. >> i like to give a couple of examples. predominantly it's caused by human causes. we started by picking up a legal provision in our law. you could be fined or -- so this is really looking into how workforce tree systems work and at such a difficult area. there is a lot of labor force in the hills and so to create that. it does hit on the other side of things. that too is a situation where there has been a major drought. this is again where messaging is really important. we have also been able to -- which is difficult and put up graphics that tells you how force filers and wildfires on an hourly basis in those aspec
and us. that quickly one more question for you because you mentioned right now you're dealing with sweeping wildfires which i would imagine would contribute a tip bad air quality in the country. can you quickly give us an example of how you've been using this communication told maybe it's tik tok and maybe it's radio, to reach people in the midst of what's been going on right now. >> i like to give a couple of examples. predominantly it's caused by human causes. we started by picking up a...
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the drug, mifepristone, is used in more than half of all abortions in the us. this decision is a victory supporters of abortion rights, as it defends broad acces to this pill, and a victory for the biden administration. president biden has responded: with me is our correspondentjess parker. jess what does this ruling mean? it means axis ii mifepristone remains but the uncertainty goes on. mifepristone is used by an enormous number of women, more than half who have abortions in the united states and is part of a two drug regiment and for now we will be able to access it. of course, some states who overturned roe v. wade have looked to either bad abortion or severely contain it so this will be particularly significant where abortion has remained legal and access it remained relatively easy. it is all kicked into the coming months. fix, easy. it is all kicked into the coming months.— easy. it is all kicked into the coming months. a lot of people lookin: coming months. a lot of people looking at _ coming months. a lot of people looking at this _ coming months. a
the drug, mifepristone, is used in more than half of all abortions in the us. this decision is a victory supporters of abortion rights, as it defends broad acces to this pill, and a victory for the biden administration. president biden has responded: with me is our correspondentjess parker. jess what does this ruling mean? it means axis ii mifepristone remains but the uncertainty goes on. mifepristone is used by an enormous number of women, more than half who have abortions in the united states...
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around us. i think a perfect example, one we are now aware of the coal piles that were being usedfor providing energy. the coal piles that are leftover and sitting on the riverbank edges in pennsylvania so now because of the fact that th made it into the news, otherwise we never would've known, we are having an honest conversation about it. the proponents would sathat it's better to burn it anlet it sit there havethe pollutants, like the mercury, lead into the waterways. i would ask in that coersation which is better? that it pollutes the water or pollut the air? if we don't have transparency and we don't have to scoot you we cannot have an honest conversation about them. neither one of those pollutants is what we are looking for. burning it, then we end up with the ash. that is another pollutant. there was a great analogy with coffee. runng water overconfidence ike the ash. it leech is far more coffe in this case the irish, which would be the andre coles. which one is worse? again, we can have
around us. i think a perfect example, one we are now aware of the coal piles that were being usedfor providing energy. the coal piles that are leftover and sitting on the riverbank edges in pennsylvania so now because of the fact that th made it into the news, otherwise we never would've known, we are having an honest conversation about it. the proponents would sathat it's better to burn it anlet it sit there havethe pollutants, like the mercury, lead into the waterways. i would ask in that...
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us even more puzzles. we shall have got us at the thick deborah, we pretty much always have more questions than answers. but we're going to keep our work up an hour and we hope to finally get those answers to follow through. we're starting to see more and neutrino observatories starting to be develops. ever since your discovery about the possibility of sterile you train us. do you think that interest in the sphere is that starting to increase at the which he has or that we expected to share? because neutrinos are associated with many interesting problems and solving them could really advance our knowledge about the world, which is why it's among the hottest research arenas in fundamental science right now and in old. so we know that the bi call, deep water neutrino observatory has a witnessed or an explosion from blaze ours, which are from different galaxies. what can we find out from what's happening out there at the d, nathan by chair, would that change? yes, we were very lucky long and was particularly
us even more puzzles. we shall have got us at the thick deborah, we pretty much always have more questions than answers. but we're going to keep our work up an hour and we hope to finally get those answers to follow through. we're starting to see more and neutrino observatories starting to be develops. ever since your discovery about the possibility of sterile you train us. do you think that interest in the sphere is that starting to increase at the which he has or that we expected to share?...
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the us dollar in trade. the head of indonesia is at the central bank phase. the country is following the lead of the bricks group of nations. when it comes off the blocks, the big if the economy, china rebuild that its own you and has replaced the dollar as the country's most use tre currency. but aging safety grew by more than $100000000000.00 worth since january. and now amounts to $3.00 trillion un, which equals almost $570000000000.00. bricks countries are rapidly shifting to use their national currencies in trade. russia and india now settle that oil deals in were peace, wal, russia and china now carry out the lion's share of that bilateral transactions and new funds for developing and all new unified briggs. currency are also in the works . although the blocks members have admitted the challenges of such a complex move. well, joining me now to discuss this is our contributor, chris emma, when you, thanks for coming in, chris. always a pleasure to see you. we've learned a lot of things from you. we've b
the us dollar in trade. the head of indonesia is at the central bank phase. the country is following the lead of the bricks group of nations. when it comes off the blocks, the big if the economy, china rebuild that its own you and has replaced the dollar as the country's most use tre currency. but aging safety grew by more than $100000000000.00 worth since january. and now amounts to $3.00 trillion un, which equals almost $570000000000.00. bricks countries are rapidly shifting to use their...
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bring us right up-to-date._ latest on this web sean. bring us right up-to-date. unison, who look after ambulance _ right up-to-date. unison, who look after ambulance workers, - right up-to-date. unison, who look after ambulance workers, some - after ambulance workers, some nurses, have voted overwhelmingly to support the new deal the government has offered. they had been offering 3.5%, which led to a raft of strike action. that offer up to 5%, and indeed an additional payment of £1655, all the way up to modern 3700 for more experienced staff. we are expecting the results later, and we will find out whether there are not more strikes. i will point out behind us, all the coverage on the bbc website, and we will update you as we find out whether strikes are likely or not. as we find out whether strikes are likely or not-— likely or not. thank you for taking us through _ likely or not. thank you for taking us through the — likely or not. thank you for taking us through the headline _ likely or not. thank you for taking | us through the headline thoughts. likely
bring us right up-to-date._ latest on this web sean. bring us right up-to-date. unison, who look after ambulance _ right up-to-date. unison, who look after ambulance workers, - right up-to-date. unison, who look after ambulance workers, some - after ambulance workers, some nurses, have voted overwhelmingly to support the new deal the government has offered. they had been offering 3.5%, which led to a raft of strike action. that offer up to 5%, and indeed an additional payment of £1655, all the...
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did this kind of star is ation us, so it can be used. ready or to sense you have movie star or bob starz who so of course, like boy know, read a ways to say in jans of the far west you have, i'm just, i'm really naturally for your money tell you cause use for both the, for instance, during the 19 ninety's, they can have that can be, they can, they can be used for totally a wellness of what they're doing thing, but also without being conscious of all we ask them to play. and we can also, i...
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so he'll the butterflies keep us in the tizzy as the frolic around us. i'm curious to know from the or not a schwinney why this initiative is important to him. like the for forest zones here are supported completely by the cycle water. so 1st we're doing the blue pill groundwater. second, the to use recycled water, which people called waste water. i kind of liquid good. and this is how we are putting these various forest sooner together. and the resort, the golf course. the homes are incidental to do for us and not the other way around . and it's time for so he'll to reveal the final count. we have about 22 species of butterflies and 76 individuals. wow. and have done. we actually got something out with. so he'll with the citizen science initiative. so much with his mealy forest for us with his passion for the biodiversity box. we seem like a handful of people in the city riddled with problems but they've left me with so many ideas on how biodiversity can be better protected in our cities. for more st is i mother, grandmother, and i really have something
so he'll the butterflies keep us in the tizzy as the frolic around us. i'm curious to know from the or not a schwinney why this initiative is important to him. like the for forest zones here are supported completely by the cycle water. so 1st we're doing the blue pill groundwater. second, the to use recycled water, which people called waste water. i kind of liquid good. and this is how we are putting these various forest sooner together. and the resort, the golf course. the homes are incidental...
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ambassador, thank you very much forjoining us. it's . very much for “oining us. it's really been _ very much forjoining us. it's really been wonderful to be with— really been wonderful to be with you, thank you for having me _ around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. it's been described as a buzzer or, asjeff calls it, a natty little gadget. but for something so small, its impact is huge. if i turn it off... ..then i turn it back on again. jeff is one of the first people to use the 01 which is now being trialled at addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge, where staff admit patients have been surprised by the results. i think it was a surprise to me as well, which is why we're trying it in—patients because it has such a quick effect. and a lot of the drugs that people need to take to treat the condition have a lot of side effects. over 13,000 people are on the waiting list for the 01. sojeff is one of the lucky ones. operating a scooter would have been unthinkable without one, training a new puppy now a walk in the park. you're live with bbc news. a g
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do you like mati and his explanations are used for us to understand the meaning. he told us to pray and fast . they said that we should be friends with god. to pray to god, to talk to myself, another rural way is to be open to this don't do it, the first prayer can't be timed, but after the incident, he didn't care about the time of prayer. the person who came before the man, thank god, i started . my heart is weak. i took the praying part and the family, in summary, the 14th of bahman, 1401, is a historic and memorable day for girls. my land, youssef salami, radio news agency, get formula 2020 with interesting educational videos, salam in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, peace and blessings be upon the seal of the prophets, muhammad mustafa, and the pure and pure family of his holiness , in the six o'clock news section, donating blood is one of the goodness that in the holy month of ramadan , he is more welcomed by his compatriots, according to the minister health 100% of the country's need for blood is closed during these days, the holy m
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so be to you or he showed us a sure us foot, sorry my sharing him. so i be dc 3 or both of us with us, montana such brutal and targeted attacks occur with frightening regularity. on october, the 8th 2022, a trunk bomb detonated on the crime in bridge, an act of terrorism that killed 3 people. i collapse 250 meters of the bridge attacks like this a co, most daily these days. according to official figures, the security service a ukrainian sabotaged good. we usually behind the attack, the ammo and methods. instantly recognizable with a me at them player. got tory, such as a supporter of the ma'am, a my lease to start this sort of go there. today is security service of ukraine use is not only the statistic methods, but also the ideology of the nationalist. the roots of all this can be traced back to the united states. us politician michael spring can corroborate this. for years he worked in president reagan's administration and became acquainted with the classified operation aerodynamic launched by u. s. secret services in the ukrainian soviet republic i
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onus is on companies like us. it's ourjob to help also create these watermarks or these characteristics that we embed in the output that we produce that we know will almost identify the fingerprint that says, "this was produced by papercup." and that way, we can always trace back what is something that we've produced versus what is something we think is actually authentic and real. we're starting off with really good quality dark chocolate. for now, papercup is focusing on video that wouldn't normally be translated and re—voiced, but perhaps in the future, similar techniques could be applied to blockbuster movies and tv shows. until next time, take care. bye, guys! now, in the united states, disabled people are three times more likely to be out of work than non—disabled people, and you'll find similar figures in many developed countries around the world. but at one company in austin, texas, 250 of its employees — that's over half of its workforce — are either blind or visually impaired. and paul carter has
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we've been faced with attempts to strike us out of the world market to reduce us to 0. but one must understand that russia is responsible for more than 20 percent of supplies on the world, great market. and so these erroring of such a volume would lead to a serious food crisis. those sanctions that they tried to impose on us were unofficial because grain belongs to the category of humanitarian goods. but the sanctions were imposed by verbal commands by individual officials who were obstructing us in any way possible. but over the past year, we've established direct relationships with our biggest customers. these are the countries of the middle east, north africa. they're the world's largest grain consumers. that is to day, we've created our own unique trading space outside the global one. and this for us, as it turns out, as a much more workable design. prayers in kids sacred a purchase, glamorous site, can only be said in the ukranian language. oscillates us restrictive stat from the keep backs orthodox church of ukraine. it follows links of arrest and harassment of mo
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to put us severely. business mother was the money is opposing us up in the senior by my previous regular english school emerged conquest who wanting zone. emma quiz referred me around in google physical at the a rental car. now a bundle of my pet them number. oh no. those are those did you do not actually show switch him you flu. so 2 things to let you go to just the is the way you it appears about a year old son. i believe it was either this is this if this and this if there wasn't a civil assumption that was let me go any more or she thought we had like your square call to the police. it's quite a sunset, mostly mana. we was like, not on a poster, it was because we want to, sorry, team. what am i going to put us for this? i'm going you johnny, i've just been us. i'm just working on was a solicitor, were slowly i was going to talk past 14. i know each, i mean, as the mom she said, i'm just as you said, they go then else on it you can tell us difficult. it was nice to go to measure what becomes the monum
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the best way you can help us win this war is to make us an ally. that's not, not something that's going to happen any time soon. many, if not, most allies would be unwilling to bring in a country who has a live war on its territory. but the allies therefore focused on what more support they can give to ukraine, and secretary general stilton berg said, we have no choice but to help ukraine win this war. we cannot let vladimir putin continue chipping away at european security. now the stalk mug also mentioned shine that he described any help to russia from china, was quote, a mistake. what did he mean by that? that's right. these accusations that china may be considering sending lethal aid to russia to help in its war against ukraine are not new. we've been hearing that for some months now, but it seems to be the case that china has not yet actually made the decision to do that. that's where the secretary general's told hamburg said to day that they have not seen proved that china has transferred weapons to russia, but the warning could not have been
the best way you can help us win this war is to make us an ally. that's not, not something that's going to happen any time soon. many, if not, most allies would be unwilling to bring in a country who has a live war on its territory. but the allies therefore focused on what more support they can give to ukraine, and secretary general stilton berg said, we have no choice but to help ukraine win this war. we cannot let vladimir putin continue chipping away at european security. now the stalk mug...
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the technique of batik involved using wax to die cloth. it's a long and labor intensive process and in some regions at risk of dying out. next, a force will meet an engineer who's come up with an innovative solution to ensure his families batik business move with the times. the melted wax is ready using counting a traditional pen like tool. this hot substance known as milan is inscribed on a piece of cloth. despotic technique requires high precision and typically needs between 2 and 3 months to finish. one piece, andy city are so understands the struggles to maintain this artisan old technique. when he took over his family, bout teak business, he encountered challenges with production and market competition. family up up a young under the bi. think mon, while there are many challenges in making hand made by cheek 1st lead batches, artists are becoming scarce. the younger generation who once liked making batik, are now hard to find to equal besides, lat, batik printing appeared. which does not follow the standard handmaid process. the only
the technique of batik involved using wax to die cloth. it's a long and labor intensive process and in some regions at risk of dying out. next, a force will meet an engineer who's come up with an innovative solution to ensure his families batik business move with the times. the melted wax is ready using counting a traditional pen like tool. this hot substance known as milan is inscribed on a piece of cloth. despotic technique requires high precision and typically needs between 2 and 3 months to...
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. us as japan, they're us not south korea. they're us as a strategy of their, it's not just the philippines and by the, with the philippines is just trying to be in a position of preparation. and philippines wants to help efforts in the region to deter invasion of fi one because i want is closer to the philippines than most of his asian countries. and the philippines also wants to expedite the modernization of his armed forces by bitter allies with the united states. but let's, let's not make any mistake. markers junior does not want to just side with the u. s . against china. he just wants to strengthen these countries position. i think we still want to have the best possible relationship. we can, how we china. but it's a given tape. and if china cannot even accept the philippines agency and just use us as a pulpit of america, good luck with that. gregory. but post the 2nd world war, the philippines did have a pretty great relationship with both china and with the u. s. in fact, it's prided itself as being one of the places t
. us as japan, they're us not south korea. they're us as a strategy of their, it's not just the philippines and by the, with the philippines is just trying to be in a position of preparation. and philippines wants to help efforts in the region to deter invasion of fi one because i want is closer to the philippines than most of his asian countries. and the philippines also wants to expedite the modernization of his armed forces by bitter allies with the united states. but let's, let's not make...
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mom was too much for giving us. the muslim brotherhood is an international, religious and political organization with an islamic fundamentalist agenda founded in egypt in 1928 by hudson, albano. it's now banned in many countries, including russia. the muslim brotherhood ideological platform underpins the actions of all international islamist terrorist organizations. out on that, we're going to press you over to him. it was the most corporate pipa newcomer soon escal graciela or shoot. lucas was over. she was our total up student. the is bush . they had to going equates through school a valued over him. is it really when he quit, supposedly they acquitted as a super mostly my school, but us with teens spoke to them. a billy suppose not the her intellect wild suit. gus, near replenishing leather was somacki, stood up, bushing her to go, or the hussein that josie rocky hussain f. joso was born in the village of baron grass day in bosnia and herzegovina and studied at elisa university in cairo. in june 1943, he voluntee
mom was too much for giving us. the muslim brotherhood is an international, religious and political organization with an islamic fundamentalist agenda founded in egypt in 1928 by hudson, albano. it's now banned in many countries, including russia. the muslim brotherhood ideological platform underpins the actions of all international islamist terrorist organizations. out on that, we're going to press you over to him. it was the most corporate pipa newcomer soon escal graciela or shoot. lucas was...
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, it is used today, there are isolated cases when it is used, but they are recorded in these cases for those cases. yes , mr. oleksiy if we talk about e ugledar, let us remind you that this place, as the world media has already called it, was almost the biggest loss in the context of the battle with heavy equipment on the part of the russian federation, they lost a large number of their tanks under ugledar, but it is also observed for according to the information of our defenders, some preparatory work on the part of the enemy is possible before the resumption of such operations . can you confirm this? well , the 155th brigade appeared again in the vugledar area, allegedly restored, but i will say again that it is impossible to restore such units in such a short period of time. - and i think that offensive actions on the part of this brigade should not be expected in time to expect some kind of onslaught or, er, some new tactics of the strategy at all, but the enemy is very insidious and er, the fact is that there are quite a lot of signals about the fact that the soldiers complain abo
, it is used today, there are isolated cases when it is used, but they are recorded in these cases for those cases. yes , mr. oleksiy if we talk about e ugledar, let us remind you that this place, as the world media has already called it, was almost the biggest loss in the context of the battle with heavy equipment on the part of the russian federation, they lost a large number of their tanks under ugledar, but it is also observed for according to the information of our defenders, some...
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those extended to helping and gave us show that gave us report to give us training cables. it allow us it to go on with i live in with whoever we choose to. i think that is the best being this being around, get your permission. let's get apologies that isn't that i think for me the most willing. and it's more sentimental than, than really for me. the thing is let the west leave us alone. we are thankful that emergent polo world is manifesting itself right in front of us. and we need to give us the space to be able to do that, which we think it's not best interests without any until pleasure. and we see tricks expanding and therefore providing a counter which is to the hedge. and one of the with which cuza as africa, can african us in the space it to be who we are. is africans into decide on our own destiny. africa has made great strides since then, but the biggest milestone was yet to come in 2018, 43 parties any live in signatories agreed to the formation of the african continent, toll free trade area. it is the largest trading area by member states only 2nd to the world t
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and what does this tell us? tell us symbolically, in the price of that embassy, in fact, is $1200000000.00. so you're right. it's well over a 1000000000 right back to the americans placing such addresses on it as a lot to do. not just was it not, but obviously with america's policy about china. it's an american set up. well, what amounts to policy of containment? certainly the chinese think it's a policy of containment against china, and they say vietnam as fitting in with this policy, not did they, not that vietnam is going to be an enemy of china. vietnam cannot afford to consider being an enemy of the, of a huge and northern neighbor, but vietnam can certainly play the u. s. against china. i can certainly fall upon the us not only for trade as was pointed out, huge trade, but also for a lot of support, a loan to romantic support number sensitive issues. yeah. ok. all important points you've raised, which will, which will drill down to and just on the 1st let me bring in natasha from the u. k . what do you thi
and what does this tell us? tell us symbolically, in the price of that embassy, in fact, is $1200000000.00. so you're right. it's well over a 1000000000 right back to the americans placing such addresses on it as a lot to do. not just was it not, but obviously with america's policy about china. it's an american set up. well, what amounts to policy of containment? certainly the chinese think it's a policy of containment against china, and they say vietnam as fitting in with this policy, not did...
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central bank assets frozen by the us. but the court has ordered the us to provide compensation to run these law. mac republic of iran believes that the ruling issued by the international court of justice shows the solidity of rounds arguments in the righteousness of iran's request. in this important verdict, the icy j correctly rejected all the fake defences of the us. international court, i've held the earth objection to roz jurisdiction over the font, which have amounted to almost $2000000000.00 in bonds and accumulated interest. but it can see that washington seizure of the iranian assets breach 81955 treaty between the 2 countries. and so it must provide a degree of compensation but left the amount to be determined later on. iran initially appeal to the hague base court in 2016 off the u. s. supreme court ruled that the money should good, the victims of legit terrorist attacks. we heard a frontier royal university professor, said mohammed by monday he agreed with certain aspects of the ruling, but said the court is bi
central bank assets frozen by the us. but the court has ordered the us to provide compensation to run these law. mac republic of iran believes that the ruling issued by the international court of justice shows the solidity of rounds arguments in the righteousness of iran's request. in this important verdict, the icy j correctly rejected all the fake defences of the us. international court, i've held the earth objection to roz jurisdiction over the font, which have amounted to almost...
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and thanks for joining us on. c span. american history tv well, it was at his 1933 inaugural in that elected president franklin roosevelt declared that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. and the longest serving president us history is the this week on our special series speeches that defined the presidency we will see that first and inaugural address its entirety and that's the great depression that gave way to world war he delivers 30 plus fireside chats and declares december 7th, 1941, as a day infamy. now fdr doesn't live long enough to see the war's end dying just a few months before, so will conclude this of speeches that defined a presidency with harry truman's of the dropping of the atomic bomb on hiroshima, japan, in august of 1945. this c-span american history tv series speeches that defined a presidency. and here it is the beginning of a greatest drama in american affairs, the creation of a new chief executive. according to time honored custom the retiring president and the president like ride togeth
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to me with us. now we know how sophie and belt felt she's the european parliament rapport her investigating the use of spyware in the european union, like us, she came to athens to ask them hard questions of the government. the authorities are not willing to share official information with us. her team got the run around to get a number of him off top of what my opinion, this government is not taking responsibility because nobody is demanding them to meaning mainly the mainstream media. they don't hold the government responsible for so many things, all should be up. she was she occupant, the only one that got a lot instead of what we've seen is sustained efforts to abstract investigative journalism about our bosses. much as i think, he said, if not, whenever someone tries to oppose what the government is promoting us, the truth are almost lima nice. there are many cases where even publicly been in the parliament, the prime minister has talked for members of the press. a characteristic example is men
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that is just looking at us politics. ago. that is 'ust looking at us olitics. ., , ago. that is 'ust looking at us olitics. . , ., ., ~ politics. really fascinating talking to ou. politics. really fascinating talking to you- thank— politics. really fascinating talking to you. thank you _ politics. really fascinating talking to you. thank you so _ politics. really fascinating talking to you. thank you so much - politics. really fascinating talking to you. thank you so much for . to you. thank you so much for joining us here on the programme. doctor. around the world and across the uk this is bbc news. when you think of world heritage sites you might think of stonehenge or the taj mahal or the great barrier reef or hadrian's wall, but the east atlantic flyway is something a bit different. this is a motorway in the sky, if you like. a passage for millions of migrating birds and this here at rspb is one of the stopping off points at a bidding for unesco world heritage stage. it's absolutely amazing. this is the most important site for water birds in the uk. what we don't r
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we use my coat, was a winter coat. i don't me, we use we use it to actually to a light coat. we use it to put cover in it and we took the body back to the car. and yeah, i remember that very well. this is after 15 years, so some of the details, locations, buildings, and a lot of things might, may change at what i think or someone else, think about the location or something like that. but this is the best that i can remember for now. i think robin's description is how i remember it. it's difficult to remember it because look different and obviously there's little houses one there at the time. but the details of what he describes is, is pretty much how i remember i don't remember the face of the pest murder. unfortunately, people remember things differently. and anybody was that you there is going to have a different story cuz it goes from one mouth to another and you know, it gets embroidery gets changed and you know, i think it's amazing all of the things that you found over there and, and the pieces of the puzzle that you've managed to fit in, but the jim was never going to
we use my coat, was a winter coat. i don't me, we use we use it to actually to a light coat. we use it to put cover in it and we took the body back to the car. and yeah, i remember that very well. this is after 15 years, so some of the details, locations, buildings, and a lot of things might, may change at what i think or someone else, think about the location or something like that. but this is the best that i can remember for now. i think robin's description is how i remember it. it's...
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could you give us an idea about tomorrow? l give us an idea about tomorrow? potentially a very important day. the constitutional court will make its decision. can you explain what you are expecting tomorrow? yes. you are expecting tomorrow? yes, it's a constitution _ you are expecting tomorrow? yes, it's a constitution council, - you are expecting tomorrow? yes it's a constitution council, not a court. they are notjudges but our political figures appointed to this body. they rule on the constitutionality of new laws. if they are appealed, they will talk about the new law and go through it text by text to see whether it is in conformity with the fifth republic constitution of 1958. that is what they are doing. they have been appealed by the opponents, the left broadly. and what they are hoping is that the constitution counsel will say there are problems based on things that are very technical, about how the law was pushed through or how the process was curtailed using certain procedures on how certain parts of the law are not linked to finance but are institut
could you give us an idea about tomorrow? l give us an idea about tomorrow? potentially a very important day. the constitutional court will make its decision. can you explain what you are expecting tomorrow? yes. you are expecting tomorrow? yes, it's a constitution _ you are expecting tomorrow? yes, it's a constitution council, - you are expecting tomorrow? yes it's a constitution council, not a court. they are notjudges but our political figures appointed to this body. they rule on the...
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i know you will be keeping us up to date - will be keeping us up to date on that story. thanks for joining us on the programme. we can talk about this a little more. well, for more on that, we are joined now by tom ginsburg, he is professor of law and political science at the university of chicago. donald trump is presumably conferring with his lawyers, what is the legal strategy? i think there is a legal strategy and a political strategy. the legal strategy we don't know yet because we don't know the nature of the indictment but the suspicion is this will be a hard case the deposit you to prove because it turns on intent to commit a federal crime, that is the kind of link crime, that is the kind of link crime to the fraud, so some people are speculating it might be hard to prove, and i think the legal strategy is going to be focused on donald trump's lack of intent and just following legal advice is probably what he will say. there is a political strategy too and i think from that point of view, i think right now it is actually a good thing for donald trump.— is actua
i know you will be keeping us up to date - will be keeping us up to date on that story. thanks for joining us on the programme. we can talk about this a little more. well, for more on that, we are joined now by tom ginsburg, he is professor of law and political science at the university of chicago. donald trump is presumably conferring with his lawyers, what is the legal strategy? i think there is a legal strategy and a political strategy. the legal strategy we don't know yet because we don't...
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i won't even sail military of yet us olivia to us. her reconcile with the prospect of it bigger, riskier profession than what everybody thinks, dor today, i would say that crossing a road where this traffic is equally to ski. barbara being a riskier profession. some are we all of us professionals of come to cummings by then. so there was no fear at battle level and not. and the way i processed the fact that i would not be in control. and that my destiny is going to be shaped by a computer. ah, it'll shoot, i have to worry. and so therefore, i just took it in my straight. okay. if it works, it works, it doesn't work, but then i was not the 1st guy going up so many had been there before me and, and then they returned to. so, i mean, i really wasn't worried that on i was an observer. what are your 1st thoughts when you realized that you were actually in faith? it was an absolutely stunning. no. of course, by that time, i would say gotten, went up in the c early sixty's and the americans followed thereafter. so there was a lot of material
i won't even sail military of yet us olivia to us. her reconcile with the prospect of it bigger, riskier profession than what everybody thinks, dor today, i would say that crossing a road where this traffic is equally to ski. barbara being a riskier profession. some are we all of us professionals of come to cummings by then. so there was no fear at battle level and not. and the way i processed the fact that i would not be in control. and that my destiny is going to be shaped by a computer. ah,...
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we would use. and how about scum in the currency that is acceptable to our trading partners, by the way, if we are selling energy resources. in what to meet the strange we will use it will be very serious. very seriously. well, since we don’t really need dollars, imports are closed, so for us to cling to the dollar for our company, in principle, there is no special sense, but we won't be in a hurry. yes, of course, russia is dependent on foreign partners in many high-tech industries, but there are many successes in them, despite opposition. the best example is our ms-21 aircraft. as soon as we have moved forward with this high-tech product. and on their own, they immediately slapped and closed composite materials for us without any reason. why only to slow down and so that our product does not come out faster than the war. that's all the rules we swore with him. i want to understand, and in what volume will domestic aircraft be purchased? who do you want to see dominate the domestic market? if yo
we would use. and how about scum in the currency that is acceptable to our trading partners, by the way, if we are selling energy resources. in what to meet the strange we will use it will be very serious. very seriously. well, since we don’t really need dollars, imports are closed, so for us to cling to the dollar for our company, in principle, there is no special sense, but we won't be in a hurry. yes, of course, russia is dependent on foreign partners in many high-tech industries, but...
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it's actually you being used to being used under this divided and conquest strategy. and it's a kind of you mediation for the us because, and this is, this is a reason they want to don't really, what china did. and this is actually, this is an advanced indicator of what chinese actually doing. you see a lot of the cartridge belonging to the caller to the global salt that are actually starting to talk to each other, working together and aligning behind this project of the bricks. allying and saw behind this huge project unique project of, of infrastructure which is the best and will initiative i think we should that we should really focus when he comes to job critics. in general, it is about not looking at worse, but looking at actions chinese much too into words. it's not into perception. it's about building a tangible results. because you can say whatever you want, you know, but chinese of a, don't you urge, you know, i want tangible stuff. you know, are we going to do trade or not? are we going to build infrastructure? you know, are we going to be the new currency t
it's actually you being used to being used under this divided and conquest strategy. and it's a kind of you mediation for the us because, and this is, this is a reason they want to don't really, what china did. and this is actually, this is an advanced indicator of what chinese actually doing. you see a lot of the cartridge belonging to the caller to the global salt that are actually starting to talk to each other, working together and aligning behind this project of the bricks. allying and saw...
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will i use it? so the recycle products are then delivered to customers like this nearby concrete manufacture. this company is different than most of its competitors. because globally, only 2 percent of building materials get recycled. but this company depends on recycled materials, which account for 30 percent of its entire production. and the recycled concrete is less expensive to the materials are mixed in this plant and then delivered to customers. the final product will look like this. a building material that many customers prefer over conventional products. other solutions are also being developed at this cement plant, for example, permeable, concrete that can absorb rain, water, helping improve urban climates as cuz some of the vague mazel this interstate rainwater seeps through this concrete and goes under ground one which can help improve groundwater levels, include fos, a household readable based on done donato, and then warner can cause the water to evaporate. muscle, eliminating hot surf
will i use it? so the recycle products are then delivered to customers like this nearby concrete manufacture. this company is different than most of its competitors. because globally, only 2 percent of building materials get recycled. but this company depends on recycled materials, which account for 30 percent of its entire production. and the recycled concrete is less expensive to the materials are mixed in this plant and then delivered to customers. the final product will look like this. a...
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jurisdictions that are willing to work with us. i think -- there's a real hope that as states see other states joining and getting some benefit out of it that. they'll decide if they want to be part of it. too california's also working internationally. in june twenty seventeen governor jerry brown signed a deal to work on climate change with cna. china looks to us now as a presented if ofhe united states they want to see not just california other states -- coming to china they want to send people here. to learn from some of our techniqu that we've used over the years to bring down the levels of smog which not that long ago. were as bad as what you now see today in beijing. seeing countries or states or ties that are cutting their emissions and doing well econically is what everybody needs to be doing and we all can learn from eachther because there is no one place that has a monopoly on on the good ideas. china is the world's biggest co two emitter and urban air pollution here has reached crisis levels. by megacities like changing
jurisdictions that are willing to work with us. i think -- there's a real hope that as states see other states joining and getting some benefit out of it that. they'll decide if they want to be part of it. too california's also working internationally. in june twenty seventeen governor jerry brown signed a deal to work on climate change with cna. china looks to us now as a presented if ofhe united states they want to see not just california other states -- coming to china they want to send...