#between italy and singapore 2023

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From Singapore with love

Today GG blessed us with many photos, and of course, there were some interesting details.

1. In the first series of photos there are 18 photos, due to the fact that some photos are divided into 2 and 3 parts, in reality there are 32 photos. The number of photos in which GG is present is 28.

18-32-28. I think there is no need to explain what these numbers mean. This is not the first time GG has done this!

2. GG posted two series of photos - at 19:05 and at 20:30. There are 85 minutes between these publications. We also know what this means, right?

3. It seems that the number 8 is again hidden in the location of the photos - photos 8 and 14 are black and white, they stand out among the others, and in the general view of the grid they form 8 (or B, Bo).

4. The place where the first photo shoot was done is the luxurious, expensive Singapore Raffles Hotel; wedding photo shoots are often held here. Interestingly, the recent DD's photo shoot and video in Xiamen was done in a wedding salon!

5. In photos 13 and 18, GG is standing by a beautiful fountain; quite by chance there is a lion on the fountain.

Wherever GG goes, he is constantly pursued by lions! While visiting a museum in Italy in February-March 2023, he also came across lions. And on the street too.

Plus, GG used to wear a Gucci lion necklace and ring, as well as TOD'S clothing with a lion logo and the bag with lions on the strap. I understand that lions are used quite often as a decorative element everywhere, but since Leo has a special meaning for us, I can't help but notice it!

I hope that soon GG will finish work in Singapore, fly home and meet his little Leo, who is probably really looking forward to it and misses him. 💚❤️.

Everything is fake, CPN, my fantasies and nothing more.

sources: one, two, three

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Ayşegül Sarıca (1935-2023)

Ayşegül Sarıca was born in Istanbul in 1935. She began learning piano from Ferdi Statzer at the Istanbul Municipal Conservatory. After finishing school, she went to Paris in 1951, and studied piano with Lucette Descaves and chamber music with Pierre Pasquier at the National Conservatory in Paris. After graduating conservatory in 1953, Sarıca worked with Marguerite Long. In 1959, Sarıca won the “Prix de la Ville de Paris” at the M. Long-Jacques Thibaud International Competition.

She has given many concerts with famous conductors such as Karel Ancerl, Pierre Dervaux, Anatole Fistoulari, Louis Fourestier, Gotthold Lessing and Heinz Walberg in many countries: England, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Russia, Poland, Rumania, Hungary, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Norway, Finland, Egypt, Tunis, Algeria, Iran, UAE, China, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore and Australia. Since 1968, Sarıca has been a soloist of the Presidential Symphony Orchestra. She received the title of the State Artist in 1971. In 1974, she received the “Chevalier de I′Ordre des Arts et des Lettres” from the French Ministry of Culture. Sarıca has also given numerous recitals with many virtuosos such as Christian Ferras, Andre Navarra, Heinrich Schiff and Alexander Rudin.

In 1991, Sarıca played Cemal Reşit Rey’s “Kâtibim” with the Hungarian State Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Hikmet Şimşek. It was recorded onto the disc. Among her CDs are: violin-piano sonatas of Grieg, Debussy and Frank (with violinist Ayla Erduran); Mozart’s Symphony No.15 and No.23 (with Ankara Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Gürer Aykal); Beethoven’s Concerto No.3 and No.4 (with the Presidential Symphony Orchestra) and Schumann’s Piano Concerto in A minor (with Bilkent Symphony Orchestra). In addition, her recitals were also recorded onto the disc, which is including Moments Musicaux series.

Between 1991 and 2000, Sarıca taught master courses to students in the Faculty of Music and Stage Arts at Bilkent University. Since 1999, she has taught master and doctoral courses to students in the Institute of Advanced Research on Music at Istanbul Technical University. In 2006, Sarıca was awarded the “Merit of Honor" in music by the Istanbul Culture and Art Foundation. She has served as a jury member in numerous international piano contests.

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998 Movies in 2023...

In 2021 I saw 885 movies...

In 2022 I saw 954 movies...

And in 2023 I saw 998 movies.

Yes, I've seen nearly 3 movies every single day for the last three years. Yes, I have no life, Etc. But I like it, and it works for me. So if anybody have an issue with that, they are cordially invited to fuck off. This solitary habit had evolved into an ongoing writing project, where I jog down every night a paragraph or two about each movie, and that fills me up with a sense of a minor achievement, sufficient enough to keep me going.

Most of the movies (like everything else in life) were mediocre, but about 150 were stand-outs, so on average, every two days I experienced some sort of an emotional release, a catharsis, if you will, which had made the whole project worthwhile for me.

Here are some stats, and a few random discoveries that I really enjoyed.

First of all, I made it a point to see more movies directed by women – 156 in total. I'm going to concentrate even more on female movie-making.

I also continued to explore the vast and interesting world of “foreign” cinema, (i.e. “Not from the USA”): 520 films in 2023 [52% of the total]. I plan on increasing this percentage much more next year.

The countries from which I saw the largest number were France (100), UK (70), Denmark (30), Italy and Japan (24 each), Germany and Spain (19 each), Iceland (14), Canada and Finland (13), Sweden (12), Ireland, Poland and Scotland (11). The other films were from Chile, Argentina, China, India, Mexico, Australia, Norway, Belgium, Iran, Korea, Hungary, Portugal, Brazil, Croatia, Czechoslovakia, Greece, The Netherlands, Armenia, Austria, Bolivia, Colombia, Hong Kong, Iraq, Israel, Kosovo, Latvia, Lebanon, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Mauritania, Mongolia, New Zealand, Palestine, Polynesia, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Singapore, Switzerland, Syria, Taiwan, Uruguay, Yugoslavia. There was even one movie in ancient Babylonian!

I don't keep track of the genres, and I sample nearly everything. I love to cry 'and laugh and cry all again', so I mostly seek stories with “real” personal emotions. Obviously, many are dramas, art-house fair. I still have never seen any superheroes movie in my life. And I usually refuse to watch any horror, space operas, franchise, most blockbusters, supernatural, sci-fi, fantasy, and not too much 'action’.

Recently, I started picking up movies from this Wikipedia List of films with a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, as well as lists of winners and contenders from various European film festivals.

Of the 998 movies, 103 were documentaries, 119 were films I've seen before, 150 were shorts, (and 26 were so bad I couldn't finish them).

For their age, I only saw 35 silent movies, but a whopping 111 movies from 2023. The rest are spread in between.

I did discover many new directors I fell in love with with, too many to list here. If anybody is interested in reading my personal opinions, they can re-visit the tag 'Movies' here. I post about 20 reviews every Monday.

So here are just a few of my off-beat favorite 2023 discoveries:

'The Mill and the cross' (2011) by Polish poet Lech Majewski: A literal recreation of Bruegel’s 1564 painting ‘The Procession to Calvary’, done in Newport Beach’s ‘Pageant of the Masters’ style. With a minimal narrative and nearly no dialog, it transports a masterpiece from one medium into another.

'The organizer' (1963) by Mario Monicelli, with Marcello Mastroianni. A unionist trying to organize workers laboring in inhuman conditions at a late 19th Century textile factory in Turin. A Neo-realistic and unsentimental look at the eternal struggle for control of the means of production.

'Close' (2022), innocent lost, by Belgian Lukas Dhont. Movingly and tenderly it details an intimate friendship - love, rather - between two 13-year-old boys.

The documentary 'Turn Every Page: The Adventures of Robert Caro and Robert Gottlieb' (2022), about the relationship between two remarkable men: The LBJ biographer and his lifelong editor.

'The Maid' by Chilean director Sebastián Silva, a perfectly simple drama about the life of a live-in housekeeper. It was one of a dozen movies I saw about 'Domestics', an emerging sub-genre, mostly from South America and South-east Asia.

'Timbuktu' from Mauritania (2014), by Malian film director Abderrahmane Sissako. A heart-breaking tragedy about terror in the barren Sahara desert. Senseless religious laws imposed by a patriarchal and fanatic group on simple villagers.

'Spring Blossom' (2020), a gentle drama of a shy 16 year old girl who falls in love with a 35 man she sees outside a local theater. [Like Quinn Shephard’s ‘Blame’], it’s twice as impressive, because it was written by the talented Suzanne Lindon when she was only 15, and she directed it and starred in it before she was 20.

The earlier films of Irish director John Michael McDonagh, 'The Guard' and 'Calvary', both with Brendan Gleeson. (But not 'War on everyone' which was awful).

All of Lynne Ramsay's Glasgow-based dramas, especially 'Gasman', her first short, and 'Ratcatcher', her debut feature. Heartbreaking, transformative masterpieces. The same goes for Ken Loach's 1969 'Kes' and 'I, Daniel Blake' from 2016.

Re-watch: Nils Malmros's 1981 'The tree of knowledge'. It has always been my favorite Danish movie, and also one of my general All-time Top-Five favorites - Ever. Together with Truffault’s ‘Small Change’, it’s also the best movie about children, the pains of puberty and the joys of adolescence.

'The Ballad of the Weeping Spring' is a “different” (and hard-to find!) Israeli cult film from 2012. An homage to Kurosawa’s Samurai films, and to Sergio Leone’s Westerns, it’s a mystical pilgrimage into the origins of “Oriental / Mediterranean Music”. After inadvertently killing his two friends and living off the grid for 20 years, the mythical band leader of the defunct “Turkish Ensemble” is recruited to “put the band together”, and is looking for 9 other musicians to play for his dying ex-partner.

Jody Foster's documentary 'Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché' (2018). Alice Guy-Blaché was the first ever female filmmaker, and history’s first director of narrative cinema. An enormously important figure, who was erased and forgotten until her recent resurgence. Like ‘The Méliès Mystery’ documentary, these two biographies are a must-see for any film lover.

'The house is black' (1963), by another female pioneer, Iranian avant-garde poet Forugh Farrokhzad. A harrowing documentary about a real leper colony.

Werner Herzog, Radical dreamer, a 2022 German documentary about the greatest living filmmaker, one of the greatest of all time.

And not to be accused for being an elitist, I've re-watched (some as many as FOUR times this year!) many of my all time 'guilty pleasures': 'In the loop', 'Long Shot' with Charlize Theron, The Icelandic 'Echo', 'Office Space', 'After the wedding', 'Hot Fuzz', 'A simple favor', 'Cold war', 'Margin call', 'Belle de Jour', 'Chinatown', 'The conversation', 'Game night', 'To kill a mockingbird', 'world of tomorrow', 'Midnight run', 'Burn after reading', Etc., etc.

[Photo Above: I didn't realize, and didn't find it mentioned anywhere, but Buñuel gave himself a little cameo in 'Belle De Jour'!]

So what does it all mean? Nothing, really. Except of food, air, and some minimal travel, I don't consume much of anything any more. I don't have a TV, cars, streaming services, any belongings, or attachments. But I recognize that this obsessive viewing is also some form of unhealthy consumption. Anyway, for the time being, I'll just keep doing it.

[And to answer a question that may come up, I view 100% of these movies on “free” streamers. I'm not ashamed of it, on the contrary!]

So far, in 2024 I only saw 2 movies, both of which I've seen before: René Laloux's 'Fantastic Planet', and one of my most precious films from last year, Celine Song's 'Past Lives'. 10/10 for both - will watch again!

Adios, mothers'.

[This is copy from my r/truefilm post]

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2,000th pilot graduated through the F-35 training system

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 04/29/2023 - 10:00 in Military

The 56th Fighter Wing of the U.S. Air Force formed the 2,000th pilot of the F-35 Lightning II, U.S. Air Force Major Christopher "Blade" Jeffers, on April 17, 2023, at Luke Air Base, Arizona.

This milestone represents a step forward for Luke's aviators in carrying out their mission to train the greatest fighter pilots in the world.

Since 1941, Luke's Air Base has trained more than 61,000 pilots, approximately 105 F-35 pilots and 188 F-16 pilots annually, representing 75 percent of the world's F-35 pilots.

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“Here in Luke, we are not only proud of the number of pilots we produce,” said Colonel Keegan McLeese, deputy commander of the 56th Fighter Squadron. "We are very proud of the quality of our graduates, because they will be the ones who will advance air power in the coming decades."

Before flying the aircraft, pilots must undergo 192 hours of academic and simulator-based training. It takes 50 flight hours to complete the course and almost half are accredited through the F-35 Full Mission Simulator, an immersive technology designed to replicate the F-35 hardware.

U.S. Air Force Major Christopher Jeffers, a 62nd Fighter Squadron pilot student, poses for a photograph in front of an F-35A Lightning II fighter on April 17, 2023, at Luke Air Base, Arizona. (Photo: U.S. Air Force / Airman 1st Class Katelynn Jackson)

“The simulator was very close to the plane,” Jeffers said. "It's as realistic as possible."

Jeffers flew the F-16 from 2014 to 2022 with more than 1,600 flight hours before participating in the Transition Course (TX) to the F-35. Jeffers became certified to fly the F-35 while assigned to the 62nd Fighter Squadron.

“The most rewarding part of the training is seeing what I can do now in the F-35 compared to the F-16,” Jeffers said. "The situational awareness and capabilities that the F-35 offers would need several F-16s."

The F-35A is the latest fifth-generation fighter in the U.S. Air Force, with more than 8 million lines of three-layer code that make up the flight systems.

“The biggest difference between the fifth-generation aircraft and the F-16 is stealth,” Jeffers said. "This increases the survival rate in the missions. The next is the fusion of sensors. The F-16 can provide a lot of information, but you, as a pilot, need to decipher what is and what is not important. Since the F-35 knows what you want and increases the awareness of the battlefield."

In addition to strengthening national security, the F-35 serves as a vessel to strengthen global partnerships. Currently, Luke's Air Base maintains training partnerships with Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Singapore and Denmark.

“I had the opportunity to train with foreign partners here at Luke,” Jeffers said. "It was a very good experience to train with them and see the motivation they had to learn and improve."

Upon completing 3 and a half months of flight training accompanied by 50 hours of flight, TX pilots like Jeffers are trained as instructors in instructor refresher training. Jeffers will fulfill the remaining three years of his contract as an F-35 instructor pilot at Luke's Air Base.

"I see myself driving the F-35 here in Luke until I can retire," Jeffers said.

It took 14 years since the introduction of the F-35 in 2006 to reach 1,000 trained fighter pilots in 2020. Three years later, the Department of Defense doubled that number.

Jeffers' belief is that, with the innovative and constantly evolving nature of the Air Force, this rate of force growth will continue.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if we jumped to 6,000 pilots in a fraction of the time it took us to reach 2,000,” Jeffers said. "The U.S. Air Force is always improving and growing."

As the F-16 approaches the end of its training mission on Luke, a force of 2,000 trained F-35 fighter pilots strengthens the role of the aircraft in modern warfare.

"We will be flying the F-35 in the coming years, and then the next generation of fighter aircraft will emerge," Jeffers said. "But I think the F-35 will be available for the next generation of aspiring fighter fighter pilots."

Luke AFB is fully committed to continuing quality F-35 training in support of its mission. Producing combat-ready aviators who train alongside high-performance multifunctional aircraft strengthens combat readiness.

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Aviation photographer and pilot since 1992, he has participated in several events and air operations, such as Cruzex, AirVenture, Dayton Airshow and FIDAE. He has works published in specialized aviation magazines in Brazil and abroad. Uses Canon equipment during his photographic work throughout the world of aviation.

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Daniel Ricciardo admits teammate Lando Norris has handled tricky McLaren better

Daniel Ricciardo admits teammate Lando Norris has handled tricky McLaren better than he has - as Aussie F1 star prepares for exit By Josh Alston For Daily Mail Australia Published: 23:51 EDT, 16 October 2022 | Updated: 23:51 EDT, 16 October 2022 Aussie F1 star Daniel Ricciardo has admitted his young teammate Lando Norris has been better able to handle the challenges of driving a difficult McLaren this season. Ricciardo's struggles in 2022 will see him replaced at the end of the season by Australian compatriot Oscar Piastri, but the man known as the Honey Badger hopes to return to a race seat in 2024. It has been a season to forget for Australian Formula One driver Daniel Ricciardo of McLaren Ricciardo's meagre 29 points this season in comparison with Norris' 101 points has raised eyebrows and brought whispers of preferential treatment for the young Brit. 'We have so much data, and I'll watch Lando's onboards as well. And I'll see sometimes what he's able to do, and I'm just like, 'OK, I can see it, but I can't do it'. And I'm like, why won't it just rotate, or do that?' Ricciardo told The Race. 'The race pace as well, that's been one where normally things balance out, if you can't maybe get the peak in the car in one lap in quali, by the race, it should kind of settle and yet sometimes the race pace I'm like eight tenths a lap slower. And I'm just like, how? 'Even in debriefs, you'll hear from Lando 'oh this stint of the race, I could really feel the car was working there, it kind of came alive' where I'm just like … I never had that feeling. 'At times, I'm just like, something's up. This isn't normal.' Norris is the future of Australian F1 driving and has usurped Ricciardo at McLaren for 2023 Whatever the cause of the disparity in performance between the pair, Ricciardo acknowledges the quality of his teammate. 'One, I'll never take credit away from him – the kid's good. There's no denying that. And if I say he's not, then I'm just being a bitter, sore loser,' Ricciardo said. 'The second is, ignorance is bliss. And I'm not saying he's got no knowledge of racecars, not at all. He's quite actually in tune with what he does, from a technical point of view. 'But it's the only F1 car he's driven. There's been variations of the McLaren but he hasn't driven for another team. So in a way he has got, I'm sure, used to some of the elements of this car.' Ricciardo has been unable to replicate his best form behind the wheel of the orange McLaren in 2022 with his fifth place finish in Singapore his best result all season. With no podium finishes, DNF results in Italy and Saudi Arabia, an 18th place finish in Emilia Romagna and a 17th finish in Netherlands, it has certainly been a season to forget.   Numerous vehicle issues have plagued Ricciardo in a season with zero podium finishes It would be easy for Ricciardo to blame the car. He has struggled to adapt to the McLaren Mercedes all season, endured countless mechanical issues and missing out on an engine upgrade given to Norris amidst claims of preferential treatment toward the younger driver. Both drivers have disputed those claims and Norris said the McLaren setup was actually geared more toward Ricciardo's driving style than his own. Now, Ricciardo has opened up in an interview with The Raceabout his woes at McLaren and how Norris had simply been able to overcome those challenges better than he could.   Ricciardo has no hard feelings and admits that Norris has handled the vehicles better His 227 starts make Ricciardo the most experienced Australian F1 driver ever. Since making his F1 debut in 2011, he has claimed eight Grand Prix victories, 32 podium finishes and three pole positions, making him the 39th most successful driver in history. Advertisement Share or comment on this article: Daniel Ricciardo admits teammate Lando Norris has handled tricky McLaren better via Formula One | Mail Online https://www.dailymail.co.uk?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Blockchain Devices Market Size, Share, Trend, Forecast, & Growth Analysis: 2024-2032

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Top 10 Imports of Russia: A Comprehensive Guide

Russia, a country renowned for its vast natural resources and industrial equipment manufacturing, stands as the 8th largest economy in the world. With a strong reliance on both domestic manufacturing and international trade, import of Russia goods worth US$ 303.8 billion in 2023-24, marking a 10% increase from the previous year. This significant import volume positions Russia as the 30th largest importer globally.

In this blog, we will delve into the top imports of Russia, key trade partners, and the import relationship between Russia and India, providing a comprehensive overview based on the latest trade data.

Overview of Russia's Imports: 2023-24

Total Import Value: US$ 303.8 billion (10% increase from last year)

Total Shipments: 124.1k

Number of Importers: 14,665 global importers

Number of Suppliers: 10,650 Russian suppliers

Top 10 Imports of Russia

Machinery, Nuclear Reactors, Boilers

Import Value: US$ 54.56 billion

Share of Total Imports: 28.58%

Top Import Destinations: Guatemala, Kazakhstan, Spain, United Kingdom, Germany

Shipments: 190.6k

Electric and Electronic Equipment

Import Value: US$ 36.95 billion

Share of Total Imports: 19.38%

Top Import Destinations: United States, Vietnam, Uzbekistan

Shipments: 202.1k

Vehicles

Import Value: US$ 26.85 billion

Share of Total Imports: 14.09%

Top Import Destinations: India, Uzbekistan, United States

Shipments: 883.2k

Pharmaceutical Products

Import Value: US$ 13.85 billion

Share of Total Imports: 7.25%

Top Import Destinations: Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Slovenia

Shipments: 182k

Plastic and Plastic Articles

Import Value: US$ 12.75 billion

Share of Total Imports: 6.65%

Top Import Destinations: Vietnam, China, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore

Shipments: 94.8 million

Optical, Photo, Technical, and Medical Apparatus

Import Value: US$ 8.79 billion

Share of Total Imports: 4.57%

Top Import Destinations: Uzbekistan, United States, India, Belgium

Shipments: 181.7k

Articles of Iron or Steel

Import Value: US$ 6.59 billion

Share of Total Imports: 3.39%

Top Import Destinations: India, Vietnam, China

Shipments: 85.1 million

Iron and Steel

Import Value: US$ 5.93 billion

Share of Total Imports: 3.12%

Top Import Destinations: India, China, Germany, Mexico, Japan

Shipments: 24.1 million

Organic Chemicals

Import Value: US$ 5.85 billion

Share of Total Imports: 3.08%

Top Import Destinations: Germany, India, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy

Shipments: 4.3k

Fruits and Nuts

Import Value: US$ 5.44 billion

Share of Total Imports: 2.86%

Top Import Destinations: Germany, Poland, Switzerland

Shipments: 31.3k

Major Import Partners of Russia

China

Import Value: US$ 76.92 billion

Germany

Import Value: US$ 28.35 billion

United States

Import Value: US$ 19.26 billion

Belarus

Import Value: US$ 18.54 billion

Korea

Import Value: US$ 15.22 billion

France

Import Value: US$ 13.33 billion

Italy

Import Value: US$ 12.67 billion

Japan

Import Value: US$ 10.60 billion

Kazakhstan

Import Value: US$ 8.42 billion

Turkey

Import Value: US$ 7.59 billion

Russia's Imports from India: 2023-24

Total Import Value: US$ 2.5 billion

Total Shipments: 6.2k

Number of Importers: 625 Russian importers

Number of Exporters: 382 Indian exporters

Major Imports: Packaged medicaments, crustaceans, large flat-rolled stainless steel

Growth Rate: 19.2% increase over the past seven years

Conclusion

Russia's import landscape is diverse, encompassing everything from machinery and electronic equipment to pharmaceutical products and organic chemicals. The country's reliance on international trade is evident from its extensive list of import partners and the significant volume of imports. As Russia continues to innovate and develop, its import needs will remain crucial to sustaining its economic growth and meeting domestic demands.

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Channel-in-a-Box Market Analysis 2023 Dynamics, Players, Type, Applications, Trends, Regional Segmented, Outlook & Forecast till 2033

The Global Channel-in-a-Box Market research offers a growing CAGR of 7.5% between 2023 and 2032.

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Market Segmentations:

Global Channel-in-a-Box Market: By Company • Grass Valley • Playbox • Snell Global Channel-in-a-Box Market: By Type • Softwore • Hardwore Global Channel-in-a-Box Market: By Application • Residential Use • Commercial Use • Public & Government Infrastructure

Regional Analysis of Global Channel-in-a-Box Market

All the regional segmentation has been studied based on recent and future trends, and the market is forecasted throughout the prediction period. The countries covered in the regional analysis of the Global Channel-in-a-Box market report are U.S., Canada, and Mexico in North America, Germany, France, U.K., Russia, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, and Rest of Europe in Europe, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Rest of Asia-Pacific (APAC) in the Asia-Pacific (APAC), Saudi Arabia, U.A.E, South Africa, Egypt, Israel, Rest of Middle East and Africa (MEA) as a part of Middle East and Africa (MEA), and Argentina, Brazil, and Rest of South America as part of South America.

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