and general in front we sense that they met with lots of energy and they enjoyed a wide distribution kafka in the specter and if you consider that we've got 1377 seats then these numbers the upper is reaching now a very encouraging kind of movie doesn't want to get into. the in addition to opera the concerts by the house august or the shops capella palin are also going online though because of the pandemic with repertoire for small ensemble. ringback 'd the digital programme of the starts on today in london is it sounds simple free of charge but generally for 30 days only. music lovers the world over would do best to catch the shows as they can. balance crap same is of course world famous it's been languishing for over a year now the clubs and d.j.'s have meanwhile banded together to form an online network called united we stream. and there will be a stream stuff in its united we stream was conceived on march 18th 20 twentieth's by the berlin club commission. and the we claim club culture network is a fund raising and streaming initiative to help berlin's clubs through the crisis. in venue

and general in front we sense that they met with lots of energy and they enjoyed a wide distribution kafka in the specter and if you consider that we've got 1377 seats and then these numbers the upper is reaching now a very encouraging kind of movie doesn't want to get into. the in addition to opera the concerts by the house the shops capella palin are also going online though because of the pandemic with repertoire for small on song.

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definitely it can be said now in hindsight kafka when the government was caught unprepared and. the more bloody park is dark but have the action and misjudging of the good many was willingly sort of very confused and contradictory so to give you some concrete examples in 50 this year kinds divine at this ng devoted to konami quantum system will be almost since language lifted that coroner has been concluded in india in the next month in march the health minister of india he said biotic game of if i could put one up in the election that is that organized massive crowds got dirt then we saw this hindu festival at mena that colors and so it would be used in lakhs so all this actually could have been prevented. from from such getting sticking please know what is the new body i mean i'm very glad to hear the dissent. decent actress of time mr moody to diminish and when he asked the people to listen to the scientists now a report has come out that the national scientific force which was created last year and indications were listening to see it in favorably discussed well it had never

george orwell would call orwellian, total ego test and kafka would call [bleep].only been a friend to foster a safe environment and if you disagree with the gullah, they regret one of their faculty went public with their disagreement. he was previously reprimanded for raising an issue at the school seminar even though the schools responded positively. you know if students respond positively to something a math teacher says, it must be good. [laughter] you should be one of the adventures, dr. circ. you are a southern california championship surfer, you fell into a vat of acid! and now you are dr. cerf, that's what they do in the movies, they throw you in acid and you become an evil doctor, shut me up at any point. what do you make of this cult and has it affected what you do for a living? >> this unfortunately is my industry. i'm not happy with it. i think the pendulum was on one end and it moved to the very end and i think it needs to come somewhere in the center. we need to train kids not to be woke stirs, we need to teach them to be activist and how to fight thi

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