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new parliamentary elections in which the communists a guaranteed sixty five percent of the seats polenta makes every effort to ensure that the remaining thirty five percent are filled exclusively with people from solidarity. not how they get out but you've got to get on the cause of really zero not much common ground as moyers number and my famous name mattered sure i was winning by shaking hands with the right people. who was the best way to do it if we get the award for a vote of another voter. in one nine hundred eighty eight with the polish media still under state control no one has heard of solidarity's candidates to correct that they take every opportunity to be photographed at valencia side the communists take sixty five percent of the seats in parliament as agreed upon but solidarity wins all the remaining seats incredibly the prime minister is not a communist he's an opposition activist well known and respected. as of yet ski. issues but most of them do know that we had one we were supposed to leave power in the hands of the communists he was. in the meantime the first symbols o

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you unite manchester united despite his dismissal you ventus still cruise to a two nil victory over polenta. and some other champions league powerhouses were also in action on wednesday night including german champions by in munich they cruised to a two nil away win against benefic in lisbon robert levin dos the open the scoring in the tenth minute and renata sanchez made it too early in the second half and titleholders real madrid had little trouble seeing off roma three nail the score there with the goals coming from. garth bale and from ariano d.s. . the europa league group stages kick off tonight with rb leipzig hosting sister club red bulls org the two sides both heavily backed by the energy drinks giant required you wait for clearance to face each other due to their close ties but now they are ready to do about all on the field. from the stands the clubs are almost indistinguishable both a lot of sick and red bull salzburg oh they're successes to one man dietrich mater shits the energy drinks tycoon has poured millions into both clubs their colors are the same their logos close to ide

. >> anthony: a creamy polenta with braised beef. jean: beef, it's beef. >> anthony: you remember our friend, the cow? >> eric: yes, yesterday. she was cute. did you see the connection between her and i yesterday? >> anthony: yeah, she had her nose right in your crotch. so what is this game we're going to play today? >> jean: it's called fiolet. >> anthony: fiolet? this game is difficult to describe. i gather the idea is you try to hit that tiny polished stone with that stick as far as you can. i do not think i can do that. oh, man. i can't do that. he wants to hit it as far as he can. can. >> jean: it's a very simple game. >> anthony: this looks hard. >> eric: you have to lick the stone, so it sticks to the big stone. oh, this one is good. >> anthony: i tell you this, it's better than golf. >> jean: so you don't love golf? >> anthony: i hate golf. >> eric: i want to try it. i want to do it one time. >> anthony: i bet you $1,000 you can't get it across the one. >> eric: i'm fine. i have nothing to lose. >> anthony: well, yeah, $1,000