did you shoot at the noble assembly? you forgot that i saved you from prison. no.llet should go to the stomach. leave the prince a turnip. a paper medal in the form of a turnip a joke among the cadets cadets make medals award it first the loser gets his turnip they want to watch the duel, so the sine qua non of the graphlemishes is to remain unsuspected. we must obey. say no? but i did not lose 10,000. we met mr. yakovlev i would remember you. 10.000 rub. pay i didn't lose them. baron wrote. i thought the head of what is written down. i will prove it to you . at three, i'll shoot you in the head once or twice. a gold watch can cost 500 rubles? wallets five-ruble alarm 505 rub. that's all you get if you kill me. and in the police, mr. yakovlev, you will pay more than one thousand to cover up the crime, the same calculation you will kill me. i offer champagne to reconcile us. you will pay 10 thousand. i won't pay i can send you call. i ask you to. puchkov, it's an honor for me. tuchkovo rich surname of heirs, only two brothers and sisters of 15 note 20 rifled furrows

solid dark with cursed let the noble rage boil like a wave the people's war now my war does not dare,motherland to fly its spacious enemy does not dare to trample let the noble people's fury sacred war. let's go to break with strength with all our hearts with all our souls for our dear land for ours with great let the noble fury boil up like a wave the people's holy war is coming. you knew, there is no father of earrings, his boat died in june, 41, and now 43. how many more orphans? it will add to the scary thought. it's strange when i was ironing a dress today and going to the club. i completely forgot about the war. it even seemed to me that now years are amazing. for some reason it seems to me that there were always years before the war. somewhere in murmansk well, you know alexey petrovich happy commander say that you even have a key to luck? does anyone say allies? you see how lucky i was with the repair. but seriously, you really believe in your happy planet, if you seriously don’t believe, not in planets, not in comets, not in anything in the devil. i believe in the simplest hu

sri lanka has a very noble democratic _ calling for. a very noble democratic tradition, - calling for. sri lanka has a very noble democratic tradition, it'sj calling for. sri lanka has a very i noble democratic tradition, it's a country that has very lively politics but it is enthusiastic in its support for accountable government. this government has clearly failed on the accountability side of the equation and has also failed on the basics to deliver food and fuel, and affordability. it leaves a vacuum, doesn't it? that is the biggest worry notjust leaves a vacuum, doesn't it? that is the biggest worry not just from leaves a vacuum, doesn't it? that is the biggest worry notjust from any insurer anchor but also for people that say watching in delhi. they will be watching presumably in saying sri lanka is a very important country and now any crisis that is so big it could destroy itself if it does not get the support and help it needs to do the most basic things like feed its people.— like feed its people. absolutely, and there is _ like

among us humble heroes who distinguished themselves in every time and place with their selfless and noble act of courage. thank you for the life and legacy of chief warrant officer hershel "woody" williams, whose example of devotion to service beyond self was extraordinary. may this ceremony in this hall of american pride served to honor him suitably for his can speak u.s. -- conspicuous gallantry. the accounts of chief warrant officer williams unyielding determination clearly reflect a core that ran deep within woody's being. as a flag unfurled on suribachi, woody williams, a true marine, never lost his nerve as he fought for right and freedom, his honor clean, his purpose and noble. may our tribute prove worthy of the valor and grit, so reminiscent of his time, the greatest generation and may our lives be inspired to pick up the mantle to serve, as woody served ever mindful, ever faithful to his fellow marines, military families and veterans who even today, dedicate their lives to preserve the precious gift of freedom we each enjoyed. receive them, this marine, oh god, it's your keeping

reminds me all the time of some elderly members noble assembly. man would have typed on a computer, printed on a printer, no one will ever determine which printer he printed it on, but the typewriter can be determined. the question is why does he use a typewriter computer. no, he doesn't know how to use a computer correctly or that's why he types. well, you were not trained in this matter. and i once went through this. hmm noble assembly killed selivanov jr. and kidnapped the elder. i am not a pillow version of this, i propose to organize a catalyst. let's put in a hundred. i'm against. no-no-no-no, if you bet, then five times. come on, 500 is not a question. good? so fuck it. i'm for i don't, i don't, i don't, ryadanov, no. what do you think? i actually kept a stash for another thing, but if it comes to that, it 's good. no, ushakov is not. there are no wolves. okay. listen. go. ask him what he thinks about this. yes, i'll go and disgrace myself and other people of a different formation will not understand our jokes well. and why is lieutenant lo

fair everywhere buffoons, chinese dragon carts with noble ladies all about the fair.nizhny novgorod for many years, it was the trading capital of russia, where they brought both chinese tea and persian carpets, the director of the show, ilya verbov, in i moved the action from the stage directly to the audience, at least a little bit, but you can see them, uh, touch them. this is probably the most difficult task. uh, for a director to work, as they say, here is an art on such a square, if it is a special genre. this show opens the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the fair. if you're lucky with his characters, you can even exchange a couple of phrases conceived. i do my own thing and i’ll call my store, you know, what i’ll call philippine cucumbers, but the simple coachman really liked to walk on pancakes with feathers to decorate oneself in russia is strong, the influence of oriental cultures next to the main fair house, it eats and the people’s auction, which has survived from those times even the capital goum for three years, was transferred here in 1822 in th

he was honest he was noble atlas of american independence. i'm the chairman of the committee picked almost by chance chance. we may say now guided by a divine hand. he was from virginia and he was put 33 years of age sandy-haired slightly freckled outstanding and politics economics agriculture architecture and science. his name is est for all time wherever freedom and liberty and the dignity of man are recognized. thomas jefferson well the committee met and as is the way with committees three of them had other things to do so the real work fell to items and jefferson. items much more experienced in the senior of the two said to jefferson. you should draft this document jefferson declined modestly. i'll give you. reasons that adams reason the first you are a virginian and a virginian ought to appear at the head of this business. reason second i am controversial and unpopular. you are very much. otherwise and reason third you can write ten times better than i can. that settled it young thomas. jefferson was elected. shortly, his talented pen se

there is also about the adventures of an unlucky offspring in prostitutes and about relationships in a nobleily, judging by the correspondence that leaked to the press, her stepmother , the first lady of the united states from biden hunter, did not put anything into it. my stepmom away for this she i've always been as selfish and stupid as you. this is hunter's correspondence with his late brother's widow after beau biden's death. her brother spun a romance with her , she turned the insult when her relatives once again asked to undergo treatment for alcoholism and drug addiction heli. my idiot stepmom once again staged a drama that makes dad say leaving for 30 days. i'll help, but other than that, i don't really believe you're a reasonable history hunter, the messages show jill biden writing to the hunter. almost everyone day. he says that he loves thinking about him, and mean answers come in a few hours or they are not at all. she has been raising him since the age of three. after his mother died in a car accident. they biden have a common child, a daughter. ashley is also an alcohol dachsh

they'd been rehearsing the noble dance for months. everyone involved devotes a great deal of time. and all the costumes were hand made me mad at me and i said that my mother made distress over the darker color tones were a typical of spanish renaissance fashion. lab willis minute, especially black shades of tannel doors. the story corps with his, if you could about gay, it's hard when the sun shines in our eyes and we can't see how the flags are fly with them, it's a matter of balance, endurance, and practice knowledge. basically anything you do takes practice life is and we practiced a lot, it gets exhausting and it takes a lot of strength at all. but in the end, if you like, what you're doing, you'll do whatever it takes to do your best low muslim, possibly. after their appearances, the performers gather, the taverns, recipes, stating from the renaissance, have been resurrected and made with ingredients used at the time. following age old traditions and recess favorites as a kind of sausage, still popular in the region today level than i soon ali meant that the by that as a desk

more now from cnn's ryan nobles in washington. >> reporter: one text exchange is the sum total of what the secret service handed over to the january 6 committee leaving more questions about what the agency is up to. >> we're trying to determine where the texts are and whether they can be recovered. >> reporter: the secret service says their agents don't texas p job. messages that the dhs inspector general believes were deleted during a dwight upgrade program. >> there is a lot more questions to answer. but we have a responsibility to tell the truth and to chase the facts and that is what we man do in this regard as well as our general oversight over the executive department. >> reporter: meanwhile secret service has started complying with the committee subpoena handing over thousands of documents, including radio traffic and emails. >> we also need to find out what technologically is possible to recover all of the communications between the secret service and others on the 5th and 6th in particular but not just those days. >> reporter: as the agency faces a credibility crisis, homeland

ryan nobles, thank you. let's bring in michael zeldin, he is a former federal prosecutor and host of the that said with michael zeldin podcast. thanks for getting up early with us. >> my pleasure. >> so from the trump video outtakes to the secret service recordings that we just heard in ryan nobles' piece to the testimony from sarah matthews and matthew pottinger, how effective do you think the committee was last night in making its closing argument so to speak? >> well, i think that they did a very nice job of bringing together all that they set out do from day one. if day one was here is our opening statement that we'll prove there is a seven part conspiracy, tonight, this night, the seventh part was and the president having done all these things, stood by and watched like the director of an opening night of a play to see how the parts fit together unwilling to do anything to prevent it because he didn't want to prevent it. >> yeah, one of the most striking revelations as you say was that trump made zero e

andrew the first-called, and the eldest andrey and illness was the chairman of the noble assembly ofantin also went to this society, which he did in general. yes, recently, he was an assistant professor at the international humanitarian university on the education of women, what is it? yes, by the way, paid, i must say cool learn. now it doesn't work anywhere strange, in general, educational institutions in the middle of the year do not quit. well, we will find out later, uh, one thing is clear that someone was aware, the cost began to ask for 100,000 dollars for them. in general, they were not afraid to keep such valuables at home. well, of course, they were afraid before they kept it in a bank in a cell, but then there was not enough money for this, and they again moved to their apartment. he even composed here, clearly in a word. we have two we do the kidnapping of the old and the murder of the young selivanov, i think that they are interconnected. what are you thinking of starting with? well, first on 1, you need to block all kinds of channels with a bat of orders, because i have

he said that he had two noble family roots.t noble i saw in my passport when tickets were bought, where tickets to helsinki for your own safety. hello katyusha. well, what do you have? so appreciate the artyukhovs, almost a hundred 15 suitable ones, i singled out circles of three stars. these are the most suitable, smart girl, smart smart girl, and you couldn’t choose the most suitable one and highlight it with a bold cross, so that we would never be suspects again, and potapov went for bakery products, as always, of course. so plug it in. take each at the address and for reconnaissance. if it doesn’t grow together, we’ll take it at the airport, it’s not going anywhere. take measures for self-detention i forbid katya , first of all, it concerns you only to observe vyacheslavovich hello, i only said observation is clear to everyone, it's clear to everyone. so , there is definitely such a jelly that drove off in the morning, the evil one did not even say hello. yurich maybe i'll come too, why am i here? do you have surveillance?

stream to see rising in america and liberty in prospective two or 300 millions of freeman without one nobleu on this, i would still say let us try the experiment regularly and, that each government continue. thank you. [applause] [applause] [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [applause] [inaudible]. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. let's start with a question i'm sure nobody will have any problem having their answer recorded for television for. show of hands, how many people believe alien life exists? yeah, pretty decent number of people. i'm gonna throw it in there as well. i think so,

in america and emperor of liberty and the prospect of two or 300 millions of free men without one nobleay it is impossible, if i should agree with you on this, i would still say, let us try the experiment. i can only add, let the experiment continue. thank you. [applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ let's start with a question i'm sure nobody will have any problem having their answer recorded for television

but the, you know, at least the russian culture there is a tradition of respecting, be, you know, noble acts of the, of the adversaries. can you be a little bit more straightforward here? well, i'd respect noble acts if i so, and the fact is, the approach that rushes using here, very familiar to president potent, what he did in chechnya, in the 2nd tragedy in war during the yeltsin term, what he has been doing in syria and really it is a style of warfare that i think is shocking to the rest of the world. it may, it may be unusual, it may, it may be because it's in europe rather than chechnya or syria. it shouldn't be that different, but in fact, i think people understand this is a very brutal form of warfare and it's not, it's not going to achieve rushes objectives to say the least any form of for, for them. but it's much more careful of the civilian casualties. than the american style. and since you mentioned, say we actually call that study lease style. because in theory, if you remember, if you look at the map of syria and hearing that offensive, there were lots of opposition. how en

they'd been rehearsing the noble dunce. for months. everyone involved the votes. a great deal of time. and all the costumes were hand made me mad at him it. yeah, and i said that i, my mother made the stress over that darker color. tons were typical of spanish renaissance fashion lab. well, that's fine. you know, especially black shades of tannel. a fellow, of course, it's time for anna louise's big moment as one of to tosses about the lattice. spain's only remaining flag throwers are a great attraction. dennis, now it's mainly about entertainment. the performers have practiced daily for months, but continuously waving and throwing around a one kilogram heavy flag isn't easy. is it about gay? it's hard when the sun shines in our eyes and we can't see how the flags are fly up with them. it's a matter of balance, endurance and practice. yell if you know, basically anything you do takes practice life is and we practiced a lot. it's exhausting. and it takes a lot of strength at all. but in the end, if you like, what you're doing, you'll do whatever it takes to do your

when you yourself joined the army, you're defending your country, it's a noble person can go out, thejust took her, she won't come home, sorry, it's not right, how many young people go to this place in arcadia, it's impossible to pass this people быть гулание когда сейчас война, people are losing children, they have to give their homes, they have to give their homes to their families. although i think that people at the front should be motivated, and if they are not motivated, they will not support those who are fighting, that there will be somewhere to hide, then this is a very dark spirit zalupa because the army is all good today, that's it, that's it. and now we're in a state of war, we have a war. maybe they know what they're doing. well, yes, count on people who are consciously patriots of our ukraine and then . of course, well, that's not how you catch it, girl, i'm against it. if she didn't have the desire, i don't think it will be a good army, i don't think there will be any good result, and this is independent of the industry, people are afraid to even go out into the yard, f

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well, i'd respect noble acts if i so any, the fact is that the approach that russia is using here, very familiar to present, to what he did in chechnya in the 2nd tragedy and more during the yeltsin term. what he has been doing in syria, and really it is a style of warfare that i think is shocking to the rest of the world. it may, it may be unusual, it may, it may be because it's in europe rather than in chechnya or syria. it shouldn't be that different, but in fact, i think people understand this is a very brutal form of warfare, and it's not, it's, it's not going to achieve rushes objectives to say the least any form of warfare, brutal, but it's much more careful of the civilian casualties. than the american style. and since you mentioned, we actually called that's the style. because in theory, if you remember, if you look at the map of theory and hearing that offensive, there were lots of opposition. how enclave next to the government controlled area? precisely because the process refusal to use heavy artillery on heavily populated areas that's a very different from the way that amer

in america and emperor of liberty and the prospect of two or 300 millions of free men without one noble them. you say it is impossible, if i should agree with you on this, i would still say, let us try the experiment. i can only add, let the experiment continue. thank you. [applause] [applause] [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. let's start with a question i'm sure nobody will have any problem having minutes. felix harcourt: let us start with the question that i am sure that no one will have any problem having their answer recorded for television four. a show of hands -- how many people believe alien life exists? a number of people. i think so. ep

ryan nobles cnn on capitol hill. >> ryan nobles, thank you. >>> fallout from the decision to overturnoe versus wade is having a ripple effect across the country. now some are raising a red flag about the impact it could have on service members and their families. >>> plus, it became a symbol of ukrainian resistance and now just one day after leaving snake island, russia's launched a new assault on it. ahead, we'll have a live update from kyiv. we'll take you to eastern europe. >>> plus, after nearly 100 years, a black family will finally get back beach front property that was once their's and seized by the government. ahead, we'll tell you about the fight to get it back and how many millions and millions of dollars the land is worth. "news room" is back in moments. f germs in seconds. for that one-of-a-kind whwhoa... ...which leaves you feeling... ahhhhhhh listerine. feel the whoa!! with best western rewards you get rewarded when you stay on the road and on the go. find your rewards so you can reconnect, disconnect, hold on tight and let go! stay two nights and gea free night. book no

>> wilell, i agree with ryan nobles' setup piece. her knowledge and involvement in the election fraud stuff doesn't seem all that germain. but what i have always thought about ginni thomas was she had more to tell us about the funding of the conspiracy that is under investigation. it is to that end that if i were on the january 6th committee, i would want her in there to talk about the flow of funds that gave rise to those events on january 6th. because i think, as the former chief of money laundering section, that there is a financial trail here that hasn't been fully teased out. i think that ginni thomas may have some answers relevant to that question. >> michael zeldin, it's always great to get your insight on things. thank you for sharing your expertise with us. >> my pleasure. >>> it is being called an economic hurricane. crucial data about the health of the u.s. economy is coming out all this week. are things as bad as they feel for many americans? >>> plus, an apology from the pope. what he's saying right now to some indigenou

like barnes & noble? >> like barnes & noble. >> i'll give you a clue. glitter. fart spray. no? fart separate didn't do it? i punish people sometimes who don't do the right thing. >> a teacher? >> a teacher. yeah. what kind of school did you go to? toothpaste. if i say squirrel, that's a dead give-away. >> you're into bdsm? >> squirrel? the biggest hint, my name is mark rober. >> who's mark rober? >> who's mark robert? >> rober with a "b." >> let's call one of your kids. >> hey, trent. >> what's up, trent? >> oh! >> can you give her a hint who i am? she didn't know who i was. >> you're the guy that does all the science experiments and things. >> there you go. >> this is mark rober. >> and go, "youtube superstar sensation." >> he's probably the most famous person that i know. >> he's an engineer who has a youtube channel. >> do you have a lot of watchers? >> i do. do i have a lot of watchers? >> yes. >> if you had to guess how many watchers i do have, what would you any. >> 10,000? >> 10,000. 22 million subscribers. >> oh my god. >> so -- i'm kind of a big deal. [ laughter ] >> o

cnn's ryan nobles is up on capitol hill for was more. what more are you learning about that alleged incident in the presidential suv back on january 6th? >> reporter: well, of course if you know that this is in dispute because soon after hutchinson's testimony, officials from the secret service started coming out saying they were prepared to refute part of what she had to say and they also followed up by saying both tony and bobby, the two agents in question would will willing to testify under oath and dispute part of what she said, specifically, that the former president made an effort to grab ahold of the steering wheel and there was some sort of physical altercation with bobby engel. what we have learned talking to two individuals who worked in the secret service in the months after january 6th told noah that this was a story that was passed around for quite some time. within the agency, that many agents had heard this story about a president who was angry in the presidential suv on january 6th and demand to go to the capitol. one of

a little straight to ryan noble who's on capitol hill, ryan what are you learning?learning tonight from multiple sources connected to january 6th select committee, that the individual who donald trump is elected to a call shortly after cassidy hutchinson's testimony, that person declined the call. is a member of the white house support staff, a professional support staff that works in the white house on a daily basis. and that individual someone who normally was not accustomed to getting phone calls from the former president. that's why they declined the call, and then referred the information to their attorney. remember, laura, the committee provided this information at the end of their hearing on tuesday night. they didn't provide any information about this person's name, or why they believe that this was an example of witness intimidation. they said it was something that made them very concerned, that's why they referred that information to the department of justice. this provides us with more context as to why they were concerned. this was somebody who's not in

ryan nobles, really appreciate your reporting. joining us now cnn national security analyst julia chaim, former assistant which oversees the service, and jonathan, a former secret service agent. jonathan, i've got to start with you. first of all on the text messages, again, i guess ryan nobles says we haven't. the secret service says they have some sort of explanation. the explanation is that the text messages weren't erased. but they have an explanation. is this normal? >> no, it's not. first of all this is a big embarrassment for the secret service, one that they were caught off-guard, and the fact that they didn't have the ability to quick respond. but i have a lot of questions for both dhs, the inspector general, and the secret service. first, the inspector general stated that many text messages were erased as part of this technology upgrade. i want the word "many" quantified, because what i'm hearing from sources at the secret service was that the request for information and text messages from 20 key agents that were involved

europe, even further flows through moscow's biggest pipeline to the continent, to down to 20 percent of noble capacity. germany calls the move a power plate. mo wildfires burn across europe. one of germany's most popular national parks is threatened by a place which spread across the border from the czech republic. a strike my ground staff forces looked at to cancel flights across germany. tens of thousands of passengers, a leg stranded. and we meet farmer encountering, searching for creative solutions to africa's food shortages from small beginnings. he's now running more than $100.00 green house farms. ah, i've been fissile and welcome russian energy company gas from has got its gas supply to germany through the north stream pipeline. germany network operator says flows have dropped to just 20 percent of their normal volumes. the cuts will make it difficult for germany to fill its reserve tanks before the winter and further reductions could trigger emergency plans to ration gas. but the french government now says it could help out to a certain extent supplying 2 percent of germany's needs o

ryan nobles, thank you so much. appreciate it.our panel. >> laura, i want to play part of what the former white house counsel pat cipollone testified to today. it illustrates just how much the former president was -- how far he was willing to go to overturn the results. >> there was a real question in my mind, and a real concern, you know, particularly after the attorney general reached the conclusion that it wasn't sufficient election fraud to change the outcome of the election, when other people kept suggesting that there was, the answer is, what is it? and at some point, you have to put up or shut up. that was my view. >> why was this a bad idea for the country? >> to have the federal government seize voting machines? it's a terrible idea for the country. that's not how we do things in the united states. -- there is a way to contest elections, you know, that happens all the time. but the idea that the federal government could come in and sieze election machines? i don't understand why i need to tell you why that's about idea. i

. >> i'm joined by cnn congressional correspondent ryan nobles.now about this meeting? >> it was a planning meeting, jake, and it came shortly after the former president, donald trump, was advised by members of the white house that there was really no path forward on january 6th. but despite that advice, he put it away and met with this group of members of congress to talk about how they were going to try to delay the certification of the election results on january 6th. and some of these members of congress were willing. they were trying to come up with ways to help that end game by the former president. others weren't so sure. congressman mo brooks, as was pointed out in today's hearing, recommended this wasn't the best course of action for the president on january 6th. he did ultimately object. but what's most stark about this, jake, is that there was also testimony that was revealed by the committee in earlier hearings that at one point when donald trump was trying to pressure the justice department into looking into these false claims of elec

noble park.eople who live nearby say they're not opposed to helping the homeless, but say the city's proposed site is too close to schools and public spaces. i really feel for the homeless could be me. could have been me at some point, you know, so i feel for him. it's just not a good location, and we're hoping that the mayor and the council will change their minds and do the right thing rather than the fast expedient thing because you don't like yesterday's protest happened right before a community meeting to discuss the tiny home project. in june, the centers, a city council approved a plan to add 400 transitional homes around the city, including the noble avenue site. what has been six years since someone hell warren in san francisco's tenderloin neighb kimberly. they have not given up hope that their son's killer will be brought to justice. i'm just looking for. little bit of peace of mind at the police station in san francisco's tenderloin district . larry warren makes a plea to officers dur

this is a noble cause. it already costs a lot even a small publishing house.ou it was a broadcast from tehran vladimir putin, completing his visit to iran, answered journalists' questions. now, on a different topic, the allied forces of russia, the lpr and the dpr, are conducting active offensives at once in several directions seversk artemovsk solidarity in line of sight and advanced units about this report of our military commander nikolai dolgachev. 30 3 artillery provides superiority on the battlefield. lugansk units are working farther and farther from the border of the lc. artillery is dismantling enemy fortified areas, the fire is intense after a large number of volleys of guns, it is necessary to check to repair a very large weapon of various calibers, 125, 152, and above, we are restoring everything. all this is within our power, and we, accordingly, it is managed back to the front line by a separate repair battalion of the southern military district of the russian army, working in cooperation with local units in close proximity to the front line, tan

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i ask a member of tar one's ruling party and how capable of present spotting of noble baby of talons to try their luck, hence killed in south korea's music industry. ah . irish manager, well to the dublin years, asia, glad you could join us. taiwan is conducting its largest ever military drills which simulate the repulsion of an invading force. it's a scenario based on the increased military threat from china in recent years. beijing sees taiwan as part of its territory and hasn't ruled out the use of force to re unify it with the mainland that and the ongoing war in ukraine has forced taipei to actively consider how it would defend itself against a possible chinese attack. the number correspondence, zachary li reports on how that concern is playing out in the military drills. ah, the rules are all emp, he only the south of the warning sirens can be heard. police east took every one to thick shorter. immediately. cities across tie was shut down for 30 minutes for these nationwide military, 3 years. the military, i says, i said this year are the largest in taiwan history. as you can s

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