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Sep 13, 2026

VinceGUEST
5:49
So two teams you never expect them to lose against.
VinceGUEST
5:51
PGL Astana got knocked out and caught as the Falcons.
VinceGUEST
5:54
All right, fair enough, it's Falcons, but it wasn't quite Falcons that were in Cologne.
VinceGUEST
5:58
Then they go to Cologne, second place, fair enough.
Benji NaesenHOST
33:31
Rodgers also took two stages?
Patrick BroeHOST
33:33
In Landa's early peak, he did Giro of Welters with Astana.
Patrick BroeHOST
33:37
And then during mid-peak, he was Sky.
Patrick BroeHOST
33:40
So he couldn't go for stages in the Tour.
speaker_2HOST
24:03
so we are now dealing in intention and internality
Michael LaitmanHOST
24:14
And there is a special area, region in the world that is entirely... full of this internal intention friends who are giving us example who have taken seriously the development of the region and the preparation for the regional convention and in Kazakhstan we have very special groups both in Astana and Almaty we see an awakening a great great awakening lately and they are ready and prepared for this Congress and have sent representatives here who will hear as well later.
Michael LaitmanHOST
24:57
But for now, let's hear the wonderful, great group of Almaty inspire us.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:03
First of all,
speaker_0HOST
24:27
Friends who are giving us example who have taken seriously the development of the region and the preparation for the regional convention.
speaker_0HOST
24:36
And in Kazakhstan, we have very special groups, both in Astana and Almaty.
speaker_0HOST
24:42
We see an awakening, a great, great awakening lately.
speaker_0HOST
24:47
And they are... are ready and prepared for this Congress and have sent representatives here who will hear as well later.
Natasha HallGUEST
7:43
I think Russia has removed itself from being sort of this indispensable power player in the Middle East with its position in Syria.
Natasha HallGUEST
7:53
It used the Astana negotiations as kind of like an alternative to Geneva.
Natasha HallGUEST
7:57
It was really becoming a power that all of the regional players had to deal with because of Syria and because of other issues as well.
Natasha HallGUEST
8:04
Now it's more of a foothold than a fortress, is how I would put it more plainly.
Sam WrightHOST
9:38
But if you think about how they performed after Rio, like Rio was really good.
Sam WrightHOST
9:42
You had PGL Astana where, yeah, they made lots of mistakes, but that Falcons-Furia game was freaking epic to watch.
Sam WrightHOST
9:48
Like there were those massive moments.
Sam WrightHOST
9:50
They come second in the major and, And you can talk about how they had an easy run and all of that, but they looked really good up until the grand finals.
Gary BerntsenGUEST
18:37
Arif Sarawahi was the chief of intelligence.
Gary BerntsenGUEST
18:39
You landed in the village of Astana.
Gary BerntsenGUEST
18:42
That's where that airfield was.
Lara LoganHOST
18:44
It is the
Agnieszka Pikulicka-WilczewskaHOST
11:51
But the majority of Qandars did not want to live in the mostly Russian-speaking north.
Agnieszka Pikulicka-WilczewskaHOST
11:56
They preferred to settle around Almaty or Astana, places where they could speak Kazakh.
Agnieszka Pikulicka-WilczewskaHOST
12:03
Nazigul was 15 when she moved to Kazakhstan She and her family adapted quickly.
Agnieszka Pikulicka-WilczewskaHOST
12:08
She soon found friends among the locals and learned Russian, received a Kazakhstani passport, and renounced her Chinese citizenship.
Agnieszka Pikulicka-WilczewskaHOST
12:17
She went on to study law in Almaty and was accepted for the prestigious Bolashak program, a government scholarship to study international law at a university in Shanghai.
Agnieszka Pikulicka-WilczewskaHOST
12:28
Upon returning to Kazakhstan, she got a job in the customs office in Astana.
Agnieszka Pikulicka-WilczewskaHOST
12:33
Life was good.
Agnieszka Pikulicka-WilczewskaHOST
12:35
But back in Xinjiang, the situation was tense.
Ning NingGUEST
12:15
It stands for Adaptive Learning for All.
Ning NingGUEST
12:18
So it was created to address the real structural problem for those small, useless schools that does not always have access to the same depth of specialist teaching as in Astana, the major cities.
Ning NingGUEST
12:33
And the teaching model combines a very strong remote teacher with a local classroom teacher.
Ning NingGUEST
12:39
The remote teacher brings the subject expertise to the participating Azula classroom, and then the local teacher manages the classroom.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
15:43
Then buy the land, parcel by parcel, on the open market, at asking price, from willing sellers, with a wire transfer.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
15:51
No one dies, no Onis annexed, it is a state built by real estate agent, and because the resulting territory is an archipelago, a floor in Singapore, a block in Roatan, a campus in Johor, a tower in Astana, it has a strange defensive property.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
16:07
It is, in his phrase, easy to acquire but difficult to conquer.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
16:11
You cannot invade it, because there is no it.

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Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
32:50
Ix.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
32:51
The same day.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
32:52
Astana, Kazakhstan.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
32:53
Cheap energy, common law financial courts, a ministry of artificial intelligence, and an explicit national ambition to be the region's AI hub.

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