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06:37 Ja, in Buxtehude. 32:27 aber in Wirklichkeit... 53:39 Er hat doch auch jetzt in der langen Zeit, in der er in dieser Zeitlinie gewesen

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42:23 in denen ich in Augsburg war, weiterentwickelt. 08:28 Gibt es eine Aufteilung in Wahlkreise? Zum Beispiel in Belgien wird in drei 43:17 von Referentinnen und Referenten in statistischen Landesämtern, in Parteien,

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44:40 But I think a lot of that is using politeness in the place of actual kindness and empathy. 45:07 Not at all. I would say not at all that most laws and legal institutions should be operating from a place of, is this kind? 36:24 Yeah. It makes me wonder if that's all we were ever after. It seems very noble to be in the search for truth, but how much of that is really just a search for some place with some imprimatur of veracity to say, you're right.

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1:07:38 I think maybe they're referring to one place in Australia that had one working. I recall there was one in in Southern Australia that that might have been working for a while, but I think it also has its problems. 09:25 It's alarm, you know, it's alarm and furtherance of the narrative. In the end, anything you have to ask yourself, where did we get the god's eye point of view that we know what the the optimum temperature of the earth should be when it's been all over the place historically? And that it just so happens that the optimum temperature evidently was sometime in the 19 fifties. But now we know it's way too hot, and that disaster will be in the offing. Look. 08:53 And this this guy is saying, Johann Rockstrom, whom I've never heard of, if we go past 2 degrees centigrade of global warming, we will enter a completely unknown terrain, a planet that is not even resembling our own planet, a place we haven't seen in the past 3000000 years. Oh, no. Gosh. That's terrible. So what do you think?

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05:28 Aren't aren't all sea mammals protected in America? Every single one of them. 03:24 It disorients them, but, also, it drives them into shipping lanes. Look. If you're being bothered by the sound, you know, it's annoying you. It's driving away your prey, but which is the evidence is what it does in other, offshore winds like in in Scotland. Sure. 03:53 Yeah. Yeah. If it drives you into the busiest shipping lane in the United States, which is the Atlantic, then you it's just as it's just the same as, if it bursts in eardrum.

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20:34 Anfragen gemacht in der Opposition. 34:33 in BND-Sachen rübergeholt hat. 35:58 In Thüringen, Sachsen und Brandenburg.

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2:12:42 In manchen Städten gilt es auch in Parkhäusern in Aachen. 13:02 iPad, alles in Ordnung in der Nachrichten-App. 3:03:15 In Staffel 3, also in den ersten vier

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07:44 The first place. 53:36 such a vulnerable place. And we were talking about earlier, 1:01:48 got to the place and he's like, we're ordering this.

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03:12 die haben sich dann einen anderen Platz gesucht in Haag in Oberbayern und machen 05:23 Es gibt es in der 5,3 Liter Flaschen in Braun und beim Shop der Firma Adelsbacher 04:23 ich würde das jetzt wie in Österreich als Radler bezeichnen.

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02:00 aged fellow in a suit who works in some sort 05:40 in fact bury their heads in the sand when trouble 00:37 taking to the stage in London to tell a rather

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01:38 Superleichte, jedoch hoch elastische Stoffe in Einsatz zu bringen. 02:22 Die Käufer in aller Welt haben entschieden drei zu sieben. 00:22 Da reift in vielen Frauen der Wunsch nach einem neuen Badeanzug.