How to pronounce “bela” in English

Belarus is sometimes described as the last dictatorship in Europe.

near the border of Belarus and Ukraine.

and my belated initiation into how prevalent,

And without belaboring that point, it simply suggests that if you have enough assets that 4% of that amount

She's Vanita Sud Belani.

And I won't belabor this slide too much.

and learning how to belay and use ice axes and pitons and all those kind of things that are required to climb mountains.

NATO-- NATO-- so Belarus isn't, Ukraine isn't, Moldova isn't, Georgia that we're getting out of Europe

And Aurelien was busy belaying and she was busy climbing.

I'm going to belabor this point.

I get a belay partner, I burn through him, and then I'll get another one.

I just sort of belated thoughts: one is on the analogy of like the library being the most intelligent being if that those were the same idea.

in a country like Belarus without necessarily having to send in the Marines or -- Steve Grove: Um-hum.

Iran or China or Belarus or many other countries, that would seem like a realistic hypothesis.

Now in Belarus, for example, where I come from we had protests in December after the presidential elections, just months ago. Now there are reports that the government is actually

nation of Belarus has taken home 73. But you have to scroll almost to the bottom of the league tables to find India. It sits just above the desolate central Asian republic

If you want to belabor the point and make a connection to climate change, we could -- I don't know -- like label the people or something.

They surged into what is now Belarus, taken Smolensk.

So I don't want to belabor the point, but that's exactly the frame that I think about these things.

You've written about Harry Belafonte and about Governor Cuomo.

it became perfectly obvious to those in Belarus that the Russians would be back sooner rather than later.

And when I went to Belarus, I found a woman who still prayed for him every day for saving the life of her husband.

We didn't want to belabor all 500 questions we asked here today, but you can find information on a lot of them

and I'm really close to Harry Belafonte now in this version of my life.

So I don't want to belabor the symbols here too much.

Raise your hand if you know Harry Belafonte.

about 15 feet above the belay.

And I want to issue a belated happy, happy, happy 21st b-day and happy spirit.

He shared the Peace Prize with the Belarus State Police, who were arrested a one-armed man for applauding.

Steve Grove: you're from Belarus -- Evgeny Morozov: Yes.

by American donors in countries like Belarus or San Alaysia actually had the opposite effect because what happened is that you had this big foreign funder come in and hire all the

male #1: If we want democracy in Belarus ?

a young--I came back to America belatedly enrolled in the School of General Studies and set out to be a writer. And then, so I want to discuss that and I want to discuss

its close relations with Russia increasingly closer relations with Beijing Belarus and others you know you can see

The position was that when the Nazis originally invaded Belarus, they were looked upon by liberators,

And I realized, belatedly I think, that it was really my responsibility as a leader to go out and make sure that these people who have talent

There's a really good brand of rose harissa from Belazu.

And so-- Yes. Happy Belated Birthday to Nick.

and on stage this week in Seattle in the Belarus Free Theater's production of "Burning Doors," which is a play based on her life

So the Gathering for Justice was founded by Harry Belafonte 10 years ago.

So nothing comes. Harry Belafonte is singing.

You don't even see Dave because he's belaying below the roof.

And the guy who was down below with the ropes belaying me, he said, look, just pull yourself up three inches, stand on your tiptoes.

And then you have a second rope going to a belayer, who is also tied into another set of three anchors.

We may appear a little bored at times when belaying since up at 2:00 in the morning.

After wondering if everyone I knew was in on some ingenious belated birthday prank, I figured out what was happening.

Steve Grove: and -- Evgeny Morozov: Yeah so I come from Belarus which as some of you may know is not probably

Evgeny Morozov: Well I mean there is no Internet filtering in Belarus right now so but again I think there is this virulent, hostile tendency to think that once we build

weakness. Our climbing tower has to have assisted belays, so that a child who's had a stroke or a child who