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us. it's getting cold. the rates of holding sign and the volunteers will winter freeze the nation kids particular scene, rebuild jobs, move indices, double the with over. 1000000000 use us take talk is the world wide success. but the governments are concerned as take talk belongs to a chinese company. good, the chinese government has access to our data and use the platform to manipulate as is picked up the ultimate propaganda tool. the, anyone can make impressive videos on their smartphone using take talks. i like to play around with it to 5 and the company behind take talk came up with a pretty clever concept,
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but not everyone is enjoying take talk because the company's based in beijing, chinese bite. those employees have access data from european and american use as the us started taking measures to prevent this in the u. s. a ban on take that is currently being heavily debated. company c e o shows the tool was already grilled by you as lawmakers over the data security. so what's really going on to take talk as my dogs clinics loops, all personal data from take talk to use as nobody knows what is saved on the service. um, so how long? oh, with the chinese government has ring. gina, access to it in early 2023, tick tock, data security regulations were updated. if you can send the following day to ruby said, direct messages, location data, use the content, purchasing information, contacts, surveys, research on the developed as minutes search party platforms, and pub, this device and network data, personal information,
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duration and frequency of usage. this basically means essentially when you agree to it, it says it a contract or keystrokes, so it essentially knows what you're doing and what you're saying to people on your mobile phone, which is effectively a knows where you're saying and doing with anybody. so as soon as we join the platform, we can send to take talk. next thing i'm passing on uh, data. this new way to use this to avoid agreeing to this other platforms like facebook, instagram, and youtube link. so collect lots of data though. so what's the difference? i don't know if it's collecting more data. what i would say is that the danger and the right tick tock might be more of the next. the central threat to the west in the traditional type players, is that the tech players violate our privacy as a means of making money. and they're not that actors in the sense that they're not
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a threat to national security, their threat to your privacy, that might be a threat to your mental health. they might be a threat to our elections. they might be in front in terms of misinformation. but their intentions are around monetization of that violation of products by dylan's has insisted that the chinese government does not have access to the a tax on that it gets processed only in the us, singapore. the you. however, the investigative reports and whistle blowers have proven that employees in china also have access to all the information. so in a nutshell, take talk cannot guarantee that its data will not be accessed by the chinese government as uses. we should be aware of what data we agreed to share when we sign up on the out. the majority of young people under the age of 30 spent the majority
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of their media consumption off one to detail. would we be comfortable if that tv channel was controlled by the chinese communist party? would we be okay with that? i would say no, we are. these are bold claims. there's no concrete evidence of chinese governmental control of take talk as of yet. and content to take talk is not only created in china, but from use us around the world at the same time. take those algorithms influence what we see on our, for you page. this allows for certain opinions to be pushed while others are suppressed. but the same is true for algorithms on youtube, facebook and instagram in the us. these are trusted up to all. they only want to make money. many members of congress would like to get rid of picked up the 21st days of already banned the app from official devices and in all officially wi fi networks. and the recent us senate bill could even give president binding the power to bend tick tock across the country with the law. just take the nation and the
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world need a new playground to data espionage on take talk. as us president donald trump had already tried to bomb the out, the current us government use tick tock as a national security threat to government officials called use tick tock on their website. the danger with tick tock is that there is no separation between the ccp and any chinese company. the n a c c p has a vested interest in the a denigration of the decline of western power. and so what you have is not only the same level of privacy valuation, but it might be used to raise a generation of people in europe in the us, civic, non profit, military, and government leaders who feel worse about the west. take talk as a propaganda and spiteful, more countries than just the us all concerns in january of this year that you want to talk to respect, you know, and ensure your opinions use this day. so it was safe take talk,
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has also been banned from official government devices in canada and the you finding the chinese up entirely as being debated as fear of its influence, especially around elections of high d as intelligence organizations see themselves our competitors of thought, our enemies and have a vested interest in diminishing our success for electing candidates, they feel are more rush or china friendly. so why on earth with a stall all the time, these intelligence services manipulating us by a take talk? well, for this to be true, the chinese government would have to directly instruct by the ends to push the content that seems a little likely to me. but there's also more to by the end than algorithms. so i'm content like lips tact with eligibility to drafts of one sense that is that a reason to band tick tock in 2020 the indian government decided to do exactly that . the reason was ongoing conflicts along the border between india and china. 6,
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the chinese apps and games are currently restricted in india. is this the way to deal with chinese technology? people in india have been living without take talk since 2020. the uncertainty of a data security was one of the reasons for them. the markets reacted immediately. the bands actually cleared to go back to in the market because a lot of theaters was eating on 1020 and then it div opportunity for many in newnon continues to come in. and feedback particular got new platforms that just sending that to take tools with quickly develop, like don't show me launch for content creators this month to new era. so why do you think the band was at, at one given point of time? frames lengthened off, but it also gave a lot of opportunity to go on and create that because then it was a lot of money that was flushed with the current include us so that they can be on
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certain platform and attract certain kind of want take to catch more than $200000000.00 uses in india. what do people think? because the new apps replacing it? i use range articles because it was majorly, i'm quarterly for a short video is only a few days i use the instagram be used. so i think the days behind on things because we don't get to know really what's happening in the way before things. so yeah, i missed the other platforms have profited from the take to the band in india and dependency on and chinese technologies is decreasing. other countries see this as an alternative model for the future. data protection is one thing, but many experts also one that the app is highly addictive for self produced use of videos have become a real trans because of the tick tock instagram you to about trying to copy the idea. but so far,
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they haven't been able to match the original so what is picked up doing right? here are the top 3 factors for the algorithm success. take top feed has variety and is entertaining. the algorithm chooses which videos pop up on the for you page. they include videos that have gone viral, as well as unknown creators. people around the world creates content. so the choice is huge dark, it's hundreds of signals every hour. so it can begin to calibrate in on the type of content that keeps you focused on tick tock, maintain your attention, maintains your engagement, and the magic of tick tock that anyone who uses tech talk for longer than a couple hours can confirm is a your tick tock is different than mine. full content made by uses, the quality does not have to be perfect. any one creating content on trending topics, accompanied by the right music could be successful. grace of angels tend to kill
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ideas of what comes most anyone can go viral long take talk over night. the signal liquidity. and apparently, algorithm is able to create the ultimate streaming network for you in the us household spend 11 to 15 minutes a day, deciding what to watch. we can talk, you don't have to make any decisions. it's one channel and it knows exactly what kind of content you want, cuz the algorithm 0 then on an increase, the ultimate, most pleasurable, most rewarding and low energy, low energy commitment around decision streaming media service and history keeping uses on the platform for as long as possible take talk has the effect of that. use a spend around 1.5 hours on this move in anywhere else space that uses only stay for about 45 minutes to take to account, go over them. photos of statistical principles are tied to a sample subsets of people to see that way that they like whole video. so if the,
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if yes, they trying to continue to increase the size. and then in the best case, if you're on the beach, so that's why you can see that in this i would have from some other video goes read . the bible take talk is more addictive than other platforms. a video that grabs your attention leads to do to mean being released and i'll bring in this makes us happy and we want to reproduce the feelings in regular intervals. take talk shows with the videos that keep us hooks. is it really just a all right, that makes take talk. so successful is still good for that is uh is somebody to place an order because of how old the i just see them from the press also i performance data take talk. have many young uses. this drawers in move people gym, the creat i'm consumes content on, tick tock. when people out of the to 30 were surveyed on whether they'd rather
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have tick tock or other streaming media. netflix h bo everything, majority of them chose tick tock. so you now have people under the age of 30 are spending more time on tick tock. there's all other media and there's tech, talk to them on your people, tick tock, land, and you loving networks to trying to coffee, take talks recipe for success, so false, and no avail. and unbeatable algorithm, data protection, that's at least pop the dubious end of a 1000000000 use as worldwide that's take talking and not show genius or dangerous . do we need tide or regulation, or do you live? depends on the way it is. be excited to hear from you bye, for now as the
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ups they cherish them and take care of them. and of course they also drive them. vintage cars in india as part of the community looks to be obsession. or is it only a key shape? we visit the car fanatics to find out for next to me on the most stuff, i'll come all out to the father of the turks. he created a modern state, but his reforms remained controversial to this day. who was the man behind dispersion, revered by some cursed by others altura the father of modern turn. in 45 minutes on d, w. these places in europe especially stepped into
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a bold adventure the treasure map for martin clo, discover some of us regular bragging sites on youtube and also the the 5, the community in india is known so many things. they will pick, they delicious food. this on this put a good laugh and they over whelming and sometimes all consuming love for the automobiles. but is the of the session with the cost and to us, do you do that?
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or is there more to it? if this guy was not in my life, i would have been well maintained, something that really came into the family. i was 3 years or 4 years ago and you think that god bless you, have them on this policy community connect to community ideas into the word of policies in the automobile of sessions, traveling through member for not ended by then the west defend going on a junior discovery and trying to, um, so one important question for me cuz the policies profile, please wait until by crazy in love with automobiles because the greek history less than the policies are in it's largely just community healing from persia on more
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than they did on the follow the us change and vision in the 7th century 80 the said religious persecution and set sail for india. eventually aligning in view of further 2 decades later they said the son john, on the cost of good jobs. from way over the course of centuries, they migrated to other parts of the country. despite being a minority community visual is establishing themselves as creators, merchants and ship builders, depositions, trans name on the destroyer. today of the 100000 strong population, the majority of the site and moon by which is when my journey begins. the a nice, the other advice he told me is when i get to my 1st phase of the automotive of says, bar sees tanks decided to stop and his prize. 1964. yeah. 1100 was too late.
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the engine, this guy was in my bathroom and i was brought home from the hospital in that valley . now it'll be, i dropped my daughter home in the sky and she was on it. this is also my. i didn't go that even if i lose everything in those like money and like i have a new one little what i probably get added to see the colleges and important member for 5 c family would probably be in on the statements similar to i live. it's odd and if you say like, like less people and i haven't moved out to like my daughter is obviously the most important thing in my life. and the like my wife and my dog legs, like a close 2nd to the leg like from brothers. i wouldn't put one or yeah, the i don't want to get like murder and like the neighborhood with side just lives is full. and if examples of policy on machines that might not be using regularly, but i'm likely to ever be so in video once i'm gonna use upgrade at the time of the
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latest, the latest newest stuff, once it gets the or the stuff, is it perfectly relevant them to be like going boss level, probably not. what is the meaning of can i get the solution? for example of a golf? probably you can find some very, very good causative in one sense of cause as i land that of people who do fall more than just pre filled the machines to say nobody has to yamaha motorcycle from like the mind behind him. and his dad says like so that's the point where it would wash it. any hot other themes would come off if we've had a bike with the speed. but then the extent of it was one side of the driving process i was just pointing. okay. and he's holding on umbrella and a few bucket. he's so being the bike up in the, the, in the one that i still don't have a heavy washing the bike in the, i don't know. what do you mean mike has to be, was no, not over. the not draining it has to be off. so like that's the except to see that some people have but it's like literally like bits and pieces. my quest for the pie
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see on god that says immaculate is the machine that fits, vintage possibly can be needs me to. so from the, for the choice with something very significant, i'm very excited because the card itself, especially the legacy that's very, very special. and the fact that the young because today is something off of an automotive historian, i am cardboard. a collect card that somebody wants to collect the internet. but when countries that are on the outside this night looks like there's regular 1965 minutes into bus because it bids the gdc number place, and it's formally nickname the guy that says, apply it a manageable place in indian plastic casa, and rightly so, after all,
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it once belonged to apply in using 5 c lady sees the 1955 bought by a lady called or maybe she was in the us post. lady photojournalist, mainly political photography. the most like on the communities of middle and going to have been taken by her. and it was that only thought she was probably in the mid nineties and she was still driving it. and so i bought it in 2009 in the month of may. and it was in very, very bad condition. and it took a few years to the store to get it fairly. and i've been enjoying it was called desire to own. and mindy, in the team that her team has to do with honoring because 1st on when i of about this is that i was like it so special that i said that this is
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a piece of history that has to be preserved even though people are supposed to be on the seat. and so this one's only been scottsdale and it's amazing of all the bills that everyone's cuz i've just been busy and the lot is crazy. and he's more than happy to illustrate exactly what he means, giving us a glimpse into his childhood obsessions with the registration numbers. so you know, when i was in schools, i have this little book like this that's i have this one. ok. and you know, going to school or distributed on any interesting kind of bikes that i saw. and that's how it started. this was when i was less than 10 years old, maybe. but in here, you know, i was looking at it the other day. and even so let me check one simply or know maybe the person who might if they feel supposedly support that they own, was also supported by call at some point in his,
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in his childhood music. you listen to that car did, i must say it was extreme examples of the past. you, especially with guys indefinitely extends to the rest of the community. the 1st got to be on it and finding it was supposed to be windows some comma, so they say and the 1st women and everybody else. you know, this policy community just a sense of responsibility, a sense of dignity and not pregnant it the generation. so they didn't change that liberty
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as far as the one second. and just for the way it's been the but how does one to stay in the past and for all kinds without the people who did exhibit them to in your lovington? joining them by, which is sometimes 205 on this is nikki garage with the engineer, brothers restore machines to the form of yours. and they've got front row seats to the automotive x interested. he's a 5th fellow by 6 to 8 as well as keeping things very, very pristine and clean and you know, absolutely perfect. i mean, i'm not, i don't think we are because we use all kinds of daily gods. but somebody being the daily cause i kept the consent. i'm not trying to have sick oliver. uh,
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nice and big old. the stones from the grab has done the entire that'd be, that'd be using uh, i know clients who have bought a new car and so that they don't get for the buy 2nd and god so that the new guys don't get quite. i know fast with that, and it's not just been didn't the martin here in the modern government, one of cause a 2nd generation known as if a garage that no specializes in pylea investigation. the engineer brothers are known for the, for studious with, with the restoration. the truly puts them on the map, sticking of 1948 to 400 from this to this. no one does a few even the most careful far so you can afford to put their cars through that basis and little more productivity use that god more and deem them less and use them on which they don't side as up i see myself. i, i, i really would encourage that my fellow passes,
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use that guys, and i'm sure the ones were listening to this individual when talking about it and, and those. and it was a big fuss about keeping machine and just use it. there's no better way to celebrate a god then to drive it and no better example of where use plug the machine then from an ocean during the 1957 p at 1100 elegans the my pride and joy of me. i mean every day. so my father to be in the house in the family, right? something fiction. it's the drum, learn how to j. n. a dentist and latest. so they don't know is for their kids the trusted via his self is they, they need a vote put through it spaces on the regular for me, it's something to reuse. somebody really enjoy. i mean, you don't use it,
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don't use it. i mean, don't go mad me or 33 go parker fix yet. but that doesn't mean because the portfolio that feedback that you're doing is right, the user truly views. it took philosophy, the 2 of them went after the m. o, a 6, a full has clocked approximately 9 100000 kilometers. although it backwards back in 1991 after which they stopped keeping track that people were there. but i knew you saw that in, in fees from 19741975 all those are there and that is on and everything that we do it gets entered into the new tires board. 160, which brad and the type of guy is in this the, this goes to name like you like me. there's are probably like mine. i've never,
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never, ever headed toward home or do i get ad credit, but it's never been to always come back to finish the the journey under its own steam, which is why there's no better person to ask why 5 sees have such an unbreakable, born with that god item, whether it's new or a little bit basically, or this isn't the thing, right. housing, anything? yeah. and the printing houses i put in for digital was hoping to get through to a 70 years old. the end of it. and that's the 90 agenda, and we'll just redo the 194081 year ago my quest to discover more biopsies, fascinated with lloyd machine 6, me to come out with the vintage sebastian bike has a palm beach or the v that'd be be meet every sunday the m drive through the city that celebrates the shed, love for vintage motorcycles, and usually ends with breakfast at one of the city's famous 5 c e cheese.
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my daughter and various various grew up to down. did they 15 machines owned by motorcycle, crazy policies in the community. this led to him being instrumental in the formation of the ve, they'd be, be prouder than interesting as to whatever they tell you connected to a motorcycle like it's an old thing. and bobby, you know that upon somebody that's on $900.00 that that, that, that sort of binds the group together. this chart is kind of to that may make allowances put a few weeks interest with these to provide. and they take their
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motorcycle out for the 2nd part of the house to go for rights picking up the bike every day and fucking it near the bed side of that one. then there was a gentleman who had a back problem and the doctor told him you can write anymore because he can take the bike, i'll put it on the sand. so he hired mike to sit behind him and he would pick the bite for him and then sit behind him and right and wherever you had to go, he didn't get off the bike in the volume. so you've got this sort of mag fashion behind us. that's where we come from. yeah. so you can say it's, it's, it's, it's more than just the passion for an object. you different if you have a connection with something that you've kept for so many decades. the and i've been toyed one such immaculate, incredibly vague and well preserved machine is tucked away from prying eyes. and so of palm beach. and it's in a bright jets and go to instead of the on it. and i move her to long to see it.
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the meet the 1948 in victoria objections, one of supposedly only 5 surviving examples in the world. owned and lovingly preserved by brothers qu, verjee and fridays. medea the roughly credit cards with abuse by the bank. and this was one of them. it was most by the module, my, so this was a very expensive go to he decided to get rid of it in 1952 because you'll see he was a man of substantial proportions. and he found it difficult to get inside this call because eventually fell into the possession of one tragic john, because the end was been bought by the government. yes, henry, who restored it to its former glory back in the day the black prince was meant to
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be the most technologically advanced machine. if it's time affordable only by the truly well viewed and close at the home, it was a similar story. something they call for money, it was owned by the policies at one time. so there was affluence and you know, with the motor truck into india, which was a deal thing. usually the people who went after that for the afternoon classes and the mileage of the things, the policies had money they purchase, you know, they got into it. most of the show rooms, well, one bypasses guy bought shorter owns garages. so i guess what kind of sort of cost came in bombay being read dominantly in economic city. so that's how i think of the policies really started liking them and they like or the thing. but when does the specific been? does mine that needed to preserve board cause come from the policy traits? i attribute it to the teachings of disaster in religion. so you'll see perhaps
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some of these things called emanating some way from there. but to off i quite frankly get on sale question just specifically where this came from. but since i am determined to have this question on, so it hits the phone or to speak to either joe that will kind of our eviction during list within insights will be the knowledge of the indian automotive theme. you just a matter about them. and i think that is a very intelligible it'd be good things to make that was big smoke at arcada like waves coming floats again. honestly is being good even to the isn't living driving example of an audio obsessed by see a building. the walls of his house is the most exhausted collection of automotive scaling models i've ever seen. i think on this level 2 and
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a half 1000. i've heard about 7000 last part of the list of best, and this is something you never see any way to capture the size of the of the human value was the 1st even which for india and the global motor sports map. i've taught that you must have something offer or even to be present in my collections. there's only one card which was built 1st by 40 this modest mine of the, of the show of category. so why don't we have already gone, tried to get these models of the cards, which address the a and b develop the liberty for most of the models, which we have been in cost in that combined in value. but scale models and the only way i've done this because of in india, as automotive heritage, he's putting his extensive knowledge into a booklet engine motor,
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racing. and there's a policy connection bedroom for scotty and india was a deliberate bay motor car drives. it was about 960 a 9 and 70 miles long as it was one of the greatest for the executive. and who won the gordon bennett a couple of these because he came down to the nape, us to drive in this valley. but a proxy well on the vic how is that the with a story about by season they born with their machines will be incomplete without a visit to modest fund the strategy of 5 c, please? a classic are distorted, and then eventually or to enthusiast level fare with gods began with his father as much to the 1948 modest is the
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warranty that i am today. if this life i was not in my life, i would have been like maybe a couple might not be at the very much like the living verse that product very, very, very emotionally attached to this. and then maybe need sits in when she had an accident and i would say, didn't, could i not have for we anybody down in, on one of our lives. and after the 1st time ever in my life or probably another guy later, it'd be a to leave or my, my, the i want to my back, i'm what man they need to make. i mean the swap, then you're not going to so happy that did my degree might not date that
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i'm talking about by season this. do you do a typical of sessions with cars around 70 kilometers. so the phone but at the modest ones investigation facility in college, it very simple side. probably more than most of the amenities the i was gonna say it was been what they little would have would have bought it as a batch. and then you would move updated in the end of life for testing. that's every single life. but i've seen that and really despite being a pebble beach winning classic car, to start over with the means to endlessly prolong the life of the families beloved . modest 8 out of respect for his lead father, mother spends chosen to go easy on because a memo on my father within or
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on the that if you did get of my god, the less your life say, which is why when my discipline julie wants to get it, he switches into his modified morris my know, which was a lot for us to then it looks the perfect sleep in which to do a 272 destinations would. but us the most significant place to fill damage for the 5 c community. is that because the policy, if the fire he or 5 them. but we had the, i didn't even watching the modest mine of driving through about us quite almost sleepy streets makes me feel like the pages of the calendar his back in time a few decades. and by the modest when there's a way offering periods of december,
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i have a chance to walk through with vida, a place where time appears to have stood still. and i begin to wonder about the days gone by the journey i've undertaken to explore the posse communities love for automobiles. it's been an incredible cute is i've seen some incredibly the machine been doing from an index tab less than 145. providing examples in the was visiting us a voice size and i've met and had conversations with some past the people who had such a strong on this end of fiction and loved for their machines. that is fully one because of my heart would have a good one definitive answer as to why the policies left. they're causing bikes. well, the truth is, i've got many changing from the community spending and society, which gave some of them early access to automobiles. to that pragmatic mutual, which means they use everything they have to the very end of its life, to the sheer joy that the order will be able to bring them. which means getting rid
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