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Rebel Wilson was captured on holiday in Fiji in a purple bikini with a cleavage Australian actress Rebel Wilson kilograms of excess weight over the past year, showed a figure in a revealing outfit and excited the fans. The photo appeared on her Instagram page. The 41-year-old celebrity is captured in full growth on the beach against the backdrop of the ocean in a frame posted online. She poses with her hair down in a one-piece purple swimsuit with a plunging neckline and a hot pink pareo tied like a skirt. It is known that Wilson is vacationing on an island in Fiji. “Volleyball is all I need,” she signed the post, which received more than 158 thousand likes. Fans appreciated the appearance of the actress in the comments below the picture. “Stunning! These colors and your hair are beautiful! Shine, beauty ”,“ You look incredible! ”,“ Sexy photo ”,“

Izvestia: chain restaurants in Russia announced a price increase of up to 15 percent in 2022 In Russia, large chain restaurants, including which Shokoladnitsa, Novikov Group, Tigrus Group and Black Star Burger announced massive price increases of up to 15 percent in 2022. This is reported by Izvestia. According to the participants of the Russian market, they are likely to raise prices for dishes next year. While they are talking about an increase in their cost by an average of 5-10 percent, and in some cases they do not exclude an increase of 15 percent. President of the Federation of Restaurateurs and Hoteliers (FRiO) Igor Bukharov noted that on prices, in particular, the growth in the cost of logistics services is reflected. Next year, dishes may rise in price by at least another 10 percent, he said. According to the CEO of Black Star Foods, founder of Free Dog and

Biologist Baranova: there is no chance for the disappearance of COVID-19 in Russia according to the Japanese scenario a scenario where the incidence has sharply declined due to an alleged breakdown in the coronavirus mutation is practically unrealistic. Ancha Baranova, a biologist and professor at the School of Systems Biology at George Mason University (Virginia, USA), made such an assumption in an interview with Lente.ru. Baranova explained that in Japan there was most likely one drift of the delta strain, from which the further spread of the coronavirus began, while in European countries there were a lot of these drifts. Thus, strains of coronavirus develop in Europe from many different roots, and there cannot be a “breakdown” of the mutation, as happened in Japan. “The only sign by which we can say that delta dominates in Russia , and there are no other strains – this is information about sequenced

NASA Head Nelson will visit Moscow and meet with Roscosmos CEO Rogozin Head of the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA ) Bill Nelson spoke in an interview with SpaceNews about plans to visit Russia and meet with Roscosmos CEO Dmitry Rogozin. Earlier, Nelson and Rogozin discussed crew safety issues at the International Space Station (ISS). NASA continues negotiations with Roskosmos both on the long-term future of the station and on the nearest agreement on the exchange of seats for the Soyuz spacecraft and the commercial crew, the head of NASA noted. “We will continue these discussions and, possibly, we will have something to announce when I arrive in Moscow, “he said, noting that a specific date for his trip has not yet been set. Earlier it was reported that Russia conducted tests on November 15, as a result of which an inoperative Russian spacecraft “Celina-D”, which has been

NASA head Nelson: the Russian anti-satellite weapon test does not affect cooperation on the ISS NASA) Bill Nelson assessed the prospects for American cooperation with Russia on the International Space Station (ISS) after conducting an anti-satellite weapon test. His words are quoted by the SpaceNews portal. “He said that the tests would not have a negative impact on the prospects for continued cooperation with Russia on the ISS,” the article says. NASA continues to discuss with Roskosmos the future of the orbital station in the long term and cross flights to it on Russian Soyuz and US ships. A dialogue on the topic of cooperation is planned during Nelson's visit to Moscow, but the exact date of the meeting is still unknown. On November 15, Russia conducted tests that hit the inactive Russian Tselina-D spacecraft in orbit since 1982. A spokesman for the US State Department said that Russian tests