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Лук. Фото: pixabay Лук, наряду с яйцами, может стать продуктом, который подорожает в ближайшее время. Связано это с тем, что этого овоща на рынке стало меньше, чем требуется. Случилось это из-за дождей, которые несколько дней назад лили по всей Украине. Сбор нового урожая прекратили, товара стало меньше. Об этом со�...

   Фото: Максим Стулов/Ведомости/ТАСС Текст: Наталья Ануфриева Валютные операции, которые Банк России совершает в интересах Минфина с начала года, ослабили рубль на 5-10%: без покупки валюты для Фонда национального благосостояния (ФНБ) курс российской валюты находился бы в диапазоне 65-70 рублей за доллар, подсчитал гендире...

Our loved ones. >> and again, still 93% efficacy against severe illness and hospitalization, which really is the most important thing. if anything else, it points to the reason to still get vaccinated, even more important than ever. dr. fauci told nbc yesterday, when he's in areas of high infection, he would wear a mask even when vaccinated. would you do the same? >> absolutely, and here's the reason why. we know the vaccines protect you very well from getting infected but they don't protect you 100%. risk is additive. so if you are around people, all of whom are vaccinated, there is no risk t...

The simple explanation for the Texas power blackouts — which left a few million residents without power at its peak and which was still affecting half a million people as of Thursday morning — was a shortfall in energy: as a winter storm battered the state, some sources of electricity like thermal plants powered by natural gas went offline, while demand for the energy they produce went up. To deal with the increase in demand at a time when production was down, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) cut power in swaths; these rolling blackouts were meant to limit the amount of t...