just to describe what they did to your daughter sophia, if you would. >> what happened was, sophia physically ears that go forward due to her down syndrome disabilities and her body so the mask would obviously fall off regularly so we didn't even know they were masking sophia and what they did was when i found out when she got off the bus, my wife had called to tell me at work was they had tied this mess with the blue nylon cord and said this is how sophia has gotten off the bus and her mask is completely wet with her saliva. >> tucker: does it mean the child is insensitive, of course so you've just got to wonder what effect this had on your daughter. >> it's interesting because we reviewed a lot of her records from the school year and from the time that this massed mandate came in place from the county school board which was against of course the executive order of governor ron desantis and we did not want sophia massed because another thing she has is an enlarged tongue due to her down syndrome disability and so she has a mouth breather, it is very dangerous to be covering her mouth for a l

sophia is right.ogether to defeat it. we need to know every crazy, dangerous undemocratic thing these people say every day. >> can i push back? at the end of the day you're preaching to the choir. on msnbc and cnn and other networks, you have the same people. on that other network, they're not watching the segments and looking at joe and they don't care what we think. they think we're the lunatics. yes, i'm not saying we shouldn't talk about it. you know i agree that we should. i'm just saying that i'm more interested in what we do about it and how we do something that moves us forward so that we have two great political parties instead of just one party that we're all going to have to coalesce around and kind of for people like me, i mean, i was a republican for 20-some years. i'd like to vote for sane republicans. i'm tired of voting for democrats because i have to. i'd like an option is my point. >> uh-huh. i was going to say this segment has been -- become a staple, joe, because of the insight and

joining us from baghdad is sophia. al-saddar's side is claiming victory. remind us who he is. >> he is a sheer political man. he -- shia political man. he inherited a very devoted following. this is a very nationalist platform. for example, at the beginning of the october 19 demonstration, he was supporting the demonstrators but a few months after, he backfired. his supportersre already celebrating here in baghdad. brent: we have been shown somebody of that. what about people across the country? how are they reacting to these results given that the turnout was so low? >> it was so low because it was a strategy from electors to show the political class that they don't trust them and the political system. that is totally corrupt. that does not provide for services such as electricity or water. many did not go for -- to vote. many that were coming from the demonstration decided to not go forward with their position in the elections. a positive element we are seeing is the few independent candidates that participated in the election are able to get some places

sophia is another one that isn't interesting complicated character. she had a temper. she was not the kind of person that history like to remember but it was her idea and it was her baby. she had the worst time of all and getting a medical degree. she went to university and said hey can i apply and be in your program in the middle local school and they were like we can't afford to do it for just one woman so no, you can't come. she said i will get more women. he puts out an ad that they seque says they are our group of women that want to go to medical school and is there anyone who wants to come within she gets a small group of men and women and they go back to university and say okay there's more than one woman. can i become a tech now and they are like okay, i guess so. they go through four years of intense training and they do all the classes to get a medical degree and at the end of it the university doesn't give them their degree. they were not able to get a license to practice because of the degree in the uk. they had a hard time earning a degree and they don't a

i want to begin by telling you about sophia. as she prepared for kindergarten, neither parent was vaccinated. within a few days, she contracted over 19. unfortunately, both parents became infected and neither survive. sophia now an orphan joins one 5 million children who has lost a caregiver. she will carry this pain forever. children's hospital's account for 2% of hospitals around the united states, yet we are the safe net for 20 seven of the population. children's hospital has experienced the opposite end of the spectrum. in 2020, hospitals brace for uncertainty. it turns out biological differences combined with public health measures not only resulted in few cases of covid in children, but also near disappearance of many other respiratory illnesses that often result in hospitalization. utilization of health care by children decreased dramatically, resulting in revenue shortfalls by both children's hospitals and pediatricians. the revenue shortfall caused. others such as mine stepped up by sherry staff, offering beds or both.

his mother, sophia, is in hospital, covered in bruises. morning and went to brush his teeth," she told me. "he didn't even have his breakfast. then we heard a noise like thunder, and the house fell down." in a nearby bed, sophia's two other children, who were also injured and are facing the pain of life without their sibling. rescue teams are still searching the river for victims. in this one small village alone, more than 100 homes were completely destroyed, and just as many were left damaged. and we are just standing in what is left of one family home. as the river rose earlier in the week, people say they ran for their lives. images of this house in a village went viral. just like that, it was gone. this girl lived here with her parents and escaped minutes before the family home was washed away. we never expected this to happen in just a few moments. we lost everything. so have these familes staying at a makeshift camp. scientists in india say rising sea temperatures are to blame for extreme weather here. it's often the poorest who are

his mother, sophia, is in hospital, covered in bruises.the landslide and said the mud came right up to her head. "my son woke up in the morning "and went to brush his teeth," she told me. "he didn't even have his breakfast. "then we heard a noise like thunder, "and the house fell down." in a nearby bed, sophia's two other children, who were also injured and are facing the pain of life without their sibling. rescue teams are still searching the river for victims. in this one small village alone, more than 100 homes were completely destroyed, and just as many were left damaged. and we are just standing in what is left of one family home. as the river rose earlier in the week, people say they ran for their lives. images of this house in a village went viral. just like that, it was gone. this girl lived here with her parents and escaped minutes before the family home was washed away. we never expected this to happen in just a few moments. we lost everything. so have these families staying at a makeshift camp. scientists in india say rising sea

the risk consultancy group, verisk, maple croft. sophia's with us on skype from senior portrait. i. so if you're, thanks for your time, how badly has this pandemic pushed back any progress that has been made? well, thanks very much for having me. well, i'm actually we publish a human rights outlook looking at t trends. she key human rights risks impacting businesses the day. so we measure 12 liberates issues across $198.00 countries around the world. and what we found in the past 5 years is that labor rights has been on the decline. so we're thinking of issues, you know, very president rights issues such as force, labor and child labor. that's been quite a significant decline in that. but as well, you know, to a less extent of the human rights issues, such as, you know, occupational health and safety. really a britain issue in the time of the pandemic. as well as a decent work i did. decent wages isn't working hours up and the like, you know, and, and different, i mean, has said to me, accessible to this issue, which is really why it's a critical moment for companies to be lookin

his mother, sophia, is in hospital, covered in bruises.up to her head. "my son woke up in the morning and went to brush his teeth," she told me. "he didn't even have his breakfast. then we heard a noise like thunder, and the house fell down." in a nearby bed, sophia's two other children, who were also injured and are facing the pain of life without their sibling. rescue teams are still searching the river for victims. in this one small village alone, more than 100 homes were completely destroyed, and just as many were left damaged. and we are just standing in what is left of one family home. as the river rose earlier in the week, people say they ran for their lives. images of this house in a village went viral. just like that, it was gone. this girl lived here with her parents and escaped minutes before the family home was washed away. we never expected this to happen in just a few moments. we lost everything. so have these familes staying at a makeshift camp. scientists in india say rising sea temperatures are to blame for extreme weather

and if you put it in that sense is actually quite a scary prospect. sophia francis hogan said that the end to end encryption plans mean it'll struggle to disrupt espionage operations, but she, she's generally pro encryption. does it? does it seem strange for you? yeah, it does seem a little bit strange to be quite honest with you, ma'am. i understand the kids we know reasoning behind while we're having these conversations, but just it just doesn't seem quite right with me. very distraught. what about a hog interview? didn't you think our speech and the u. k. parliament? what, what will it lead to do you think? well, i think it is a little bit of a back up and to the online safe to build that is past and repugnant to right now. i think it's sort of, you know, the message that the government wanted to hear them to press ahead with this bill. and much the dismay of many of our civil liberties campaign is here in the u. k. which you think than you think the long delayed online hom as bill will now be approved for? i think i think it will be approved and yeah, i fall in the death of the dav

. >> there are few greater agonies for a mother than a sick child, six month old sophia suffers from severe a neem ya from acute malnutrition, her father baba shreen tells us he is desperate. >> what sort of help does your family need right now. >> he says i need food, i have five kids. they're all so hungry. according to the united nations, it is urgent humanitarian assistance doesn't come soon for than a million children will die fraltr signs of desperation can be seen in every corner of av dwan stand. this u.s.a. world food program distribution center is packed. but all that is on offer are sacks of flour and a bit of salt. >> people come here because they're hungry, they need food. but all you are able to give them is flour and salt. >> right now not enough but this can save their life. >> while we were talking the taliban arrived. >> what are they saying? >> they say stop. >> filming. >> yeah. we should continue later. >> we overheard one taliban fighter ask his commander if should kill us. it was time for our crew to leave. as the group tightens its grip on power afghanistan is

does sponge like no they haven't came after us yet when given have sophia and i would was much done finish off with a bundle of mid game. what i'm it martin? would the marsh mit not buy it if it is annoy? did you not know her anger to student? the chefs may not, should they offer me harm, some minor price or sponsors, komatt dunbar, playstation like comp letter to clean t a nuclear t. dunsmore. i'm not on some look, it's finished by phone, from sponsor show and done. how much my senior vice at a business in the spring. just a fear from our us next on a very good. yeah. it's the 1st on, on some of the month of resemble my political life ownership of a mismanage commission and shop. and then there's a way to handle. mm. a month with a lot of shots. i don't, i mean i don't, we don't sign on to not sponsor to somebody will become something as much as it was to flesh once in a short term was we'll give you a but i'm of at the on gave them initial, the initial, what happens. i was muslims over so, so possibly, well done. i was like, we're from from fiance are one on the related. i'm down the dos

they said this angela, sophia dealership in boston or in those communities. not sure, what's the use of him in know if you get to it for then fia job league, acellus mothers hunter, one to wiley can be sent to ok to yes. maybe the open tomorrow on the letter. but often there's, when you're on this, we used to look at in a mirror. you're going to go no problem because then i want to go was, come out, get up on the list and i was, can run it if you have like a one. if you got that, i want to show that it was, you know, it's not a little was no, there was one of them in dollars is come over, move them to look at the most the most be if ask that i had the like and they went up from that initial goal because i was now initial never for how they know. so there was they gave me so much i made a motion as you know when people didn't do that. i don't know much now that it was us, but i this but any others on that left he was let me tell from the entire line of need if she know defalco care this particular one. no, no, no. this will hand tickets. kimberly front and nic

i get that all from booking that we are so will shadow the delay sophia will show you had the most careful, one thought say image, have the cylinder, the number of us. why didn't she millennium, you know, had been some hot, flooded so from them 1st i 2nd it can be done with that on still still available. they could campbell, who bought them from maria's high school that they had skin mow and nail that us me he a bank that he think shia. you know what i would say this year. i'm the full savaged by the school down without for sadie, and then had these old beer as an absurd eyes. mcknight, so be a he, i to almost little a few orders here jack and mine the pow wow. theat 2 o'clock, but in my 2nd be been might the movie at a why hello jill. from a scorn millennium sheer on middle foot sa thoughts, gallo mom, i'm the pow media solutions near beans from here. and she has ideas that up, jackie, and what i can on so could under conditions badly. it will. my 2nd will be been almost done a little bit, but more still without them though. i saw handled with this column of them, theology madison, the fe

i yet that often buckling fast, though the delay, sophia, will show you had the most careful men thought say a match, how the cylinder did them. both of us are still human. a name, you know, it had been some hot blooded from them 1st. second lead them thought it was still available. they could gamble who bought them with confidence, maria's in school, but they had to give them a nail that us me. he a bang that he think she or you know what? i could say the yeah, i'm the full side. huge but it's broad and without for sadie and then these old bit math lab sizes, mac labs, old b a. he act you almost a little, a few orders. he a shock and mind the pow wow theat 2 o'clock, but in my 2nd be beneficial. make them as a and a washington result from a scorn millennium sheer on middle for thoughts. gallo mom on the comedy s with us is near beans to vienna and she has ideas that up, jackie, and what i would kind of look at on this family and when we 2nd will be been to some of the hey, a little bit more. so where have thought of the door i saw handled with this column of appeal to madison and the fe

sophia, now orphaned, joins many children worldwide who have lost the caregiver. she will carry this pain forever. children's hospitals account for 2% of hospitals across the united states and yet we have the safety net for all pediatric health care for 25% of the nation's population. children's have experienced opposite ends of the spectrum over the past 18 months. in 2020, children's hospitals navigated the uncertainty of how covid-19 would impact children. it turns out that developmental matters as well as public health measures result in lower deaths and hospitalizations. utilization of health care by children resulted in large volumes and revenue shortfalls by pediatricians and hospitals. this cause staffing downsizing in some hospitals. other such as mine stepped up to help adjacent hospitals aided by sharing staff, offering beds or both. entering 2021, modeling suggests that children's hospitals could experience ongoing revenue shortfalls if children continue to be so healthy. but we saw an unprecedented off-season spike in winter in viral infections. volum

the noodle, sophia, was which near doing that the used to still more that ball much. mm. slave to me as i was seeing it on wonderful schedules live on through it, but our bun said, but the one is on used to live in yet i louise kelly. so, but i wanna ask as them, well, like at least of butter on, but i buy new choice. no, i didn't break it up and i mean on a waste to live with it, but it is a ah and a surgeon's tactile perception as well as his or her eyesight helps a lot because you need to make sure you don't break the thread well placing the switches and robotic hands can't do that. not now. and i believe not ever. you can write software for the machine, but you cannot give it a human tactile perception. ah mean with ah, this hour's top headlines, sir, when archie, international st. clashes, blocking ports and heavy strife action, the italian government is bracing for a wave of civil unrest as it rolls out. mandatory coded green passes for all what. what we wanted for this green possible to be revoked. if this doesn't happen, we will close the 4 to think that the g

sophia has the story. >> in the 1950's, coca-cola was sold in glass bottles. company would collect, wash, and reuse them. by the 1970's, coke was promoting plastic. >> single use plastic is a massive money ver for all sorts of companies. they use incredibly cheap packaging, they put it on the market, and it is job done. >> in the last three years, 166 billion of the plastic bottles have been littered or dumped. coke knew it had an image problem, so it announced a plan to recycle more bottles. if you look at the small print, there is an admission. there bottles are only recyclable when infrastructure exists. this is the pacific island of samoa. in february, coke stopped producing glass bottles and started shipping in thousands of plastic bottles. >> the population was only 200,000. we don't generate enough waste to have a recycling facility for plastic bottles on the island. >> coca-cola has set up a scheme to play -- to payeople one dollar for the plastic bottles they collect, but so far none has been exported for recycling. across the globe is uganda. here, n

they said this angela, sophia dealership in boston or in those communities. not sure. what's the use of here in north u. k. through it, but then fia job league, a seller's mother's hunter, $1.00 can be sent bill. okay to, well yes, maybe you don't want to monitor on the less about often those thought in your local this will yes. was look at in a mill, you're going to notice pretty much because the name on his go was come out, escape monitoring on the net gonna cost money. issue was how lowercase ha, secondly, she got that. it wasn't that are so that it was not going to fit, it's not global level amazon or there was one of them and doubtless is, can move it up with the name on it. no, the sent emotion be if ask him as well. thank a heart he like and begin up. what's going on with his right 1st officer, familiar with the nose was probably a lot he going to the school. i don't now go home, bled published, initial book a how they know. so that was, they gave, it's almost a most but know me. you know, when people did i not going on so much money as that. it was us, but i th

it is sunday, february 13 at sophia stadium. the l.a. rams and the chargers play there. while we talk sports, another late night that turned into a great night for the giants. larry beil is here. larry: the giants trying to inch closer to the division title as they welcome back an old friend. madison bumgarner hoping it's not a happy homecoming fo nostalgia night in the middle of the playoff chase with madison bumgarner returning in front of fans in san francisco for the first time as a diamondback. buster posey and the man he caught for a decade, what's up. fans gave him a standing ovation for a moment. well-deserved obviously. johnny cueto made his first relief appearance in his bigley group -- big league career. madison bumgarner went five, gave up four runs, struck out four. giants come back from a 3-0 deficit. brandon crawford takes bumgarner out. tying the game at 3-3. fast-forward. autumn nine. still tied. late night lamonte wade jr. hit scoring steven duggar. good night, game over, drive home safe. giants magic number how about the dodgers and padres? fernando tu

i want to begin by telling you about sophia. as she and her parents prepared for the start of kindergarten, neither parent was vaccinated. within a few days of starting school, sophia contracted covid-19 and developed mild symptoms. unfortunately both parents became infected and tragically neither survived. sophia now joins 1.5 million children worldwide who has lost a caregiver. she will carry this pain forever. children's hospitals account for 2% of the hospitals across the united states. yet, we are the safety net for all pediatric healthcare for 20% of the nation's population. children's hospitals have experienced the opposite ends of the spectrum over the past 18 months. in 2020, children's hospitals braced for uncertainty of how covid-19 would impact children. it turns out the biological differences combined with public health measures in place not only resulted in comparatively few cases of covid-19 infection in children but also near disappearance of many other respiratory illnesses of childhood that often result in hosp

like the, the small, if it's a model bill system, i think, i mean, this is not assume sophia, really don't know, fail forced air system. you know, so i just issue it though not all their market took a more care when i bought them, we think see that, let me, let me go ahead and book it and i will sorta reveal it all that much. yeah. a with when you're gonna have a something's going on with with my mom and i and all this board with this port bit is up. i love a good buddy. i love to sell gods to india and blah, blah, blah, blah. with what is it a little bit about the height? yeah. not the math on a sad song because they are a lot more money off like also grassy ball of the on them. and he got a look at the scenario. most of ro we've even less than a list of them by the upper boys. i had some great laptop maybe like around when we'll start and i go on to the general one. i've made us look in bay single born thought. they from farrah, very low, high des moine thing or give us a brief moment to say rival guy is a bra yet, thought each ryan a proposal out better than fate you fully for me.

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talk to a corporate arrange for sophia for that in which could just move my feet when you minute synergies like user g, we're looking at the glutton lucia future pushing which perfectly still couldn't ah, so paralyzed with a solid life on oxy and so don's political crisis hits a new peak is the country's military, all of a sudden dissolves the government arrests, political leaders, and declares a state of emergence, an antique joe biden, some sense on social media storms to the top of the i itunes charts in the program . we hear from the rattler behind the hit. let's go brandon. there's a 1000000 songs best out right now. and if you're trying to add like a song, i can't say side of things. i'm a saw where you brand it. that means you're branding my heart. that me, you grabbing my view of what's going on if you can band, or you can be anything. and dragging out the pandemic, a new report by the people's vaccine lions accuses rich countries of leaving poor nations in the lodge.

we talked about her yesterday, sophia bromberg of san rafael.night on "the voice" she took part in the singing battles. ♪ here i am baby ♪ >> well, unfortunately she lost that battle but certainly still has a bright future ahead of her. she's only 16. a senior at san rafael high school. she told us she's focusing on college applications. we wish her all the best. catch an all new episode of "the voice" tonight on nbc bay area at 8:00 p.m. >>> trending this morning, something that may make you think twice about washing or digging and finding those old concert t-shirts. >> that's because decades from now it may be worth a lot of money. the latest proof is the vintage grateful dead tee from 1967 just sold for $17,000. yeah. breaks that old record of $10,000 that went on sale for the led zeppelin 1979 concert tee. so what do you think? maybe my janet jackson tee, save it for another 25 years? >> i've got some old ones, too. i'll have to look. how are we looking weatherwise? >> not going to be t-shirt weather. you'll need a jacket this week. it will

to skip you, sophia grammar, gladish, all yasser m, off her government on the machine. a parser sound good or no got he got 3 or 4 do made it a super yea we're good about yeah, good day to go tomorrow we're going to woo the. this will be you see? so neither is ups of yorba. so they not be a color yellow that they passed in that way he saw the subjects of the empire calculated their own value in kind little bell. contests it clearer than a shell. is it a p. m. ponder tail, no. eagle under 4 guns. we saw on the day it default to his will be earlier than jen davis, but as yet upon the tallapoosa lippy boy lay bill upon detail as it were. vandal political all is on the tele, be me, he liberators. handled on what you politically looking worship. wickersham that you won't mind. i'm yukiko. ah, barbara keith was his while they're gone. pleasure. i've had that lady mackey biscuits mourner early. could all show hostile see little as a wall calling have a do don't actually have a heap is aren't using. didn't kill multiplying under has why. the marquee of it early is i'm going to

to skip you, sophia grammar, gladish, all jasa m off her government on the machine a pass to the south. get her know that he goes for years for domain. it is super year. we're good about a good day. good tomorrow we're going to rudy. this will be you see. so neither is actually, robert said, did not be a color yellow as they passed in that way he saw the subjects of the empire calculated their own value in kind local bell to contest it clear that a shell is to be on bondage. tell her, eager to forget, we shall pull the day. it is fatal to his will be early, then gen davis, but as yet under tallapoosa lippy boy lebell pondered there. is it the poor vandal to look on? all is penelope me lippert as andalum. what you politically, in all comradeship wickersham, that you won't mind. i'm yukiko. ah, barbara called kit has his wiley beer gone? pleasure. i've had that lady mackey biscuits mourner early. could all show hostile, see little i swallow community do, don't actually have, i keep, isn't using the teach kilometer, depending under has why. the marquee of it early is and going to fall off

ours is sophia, is he colo? he is for lead in the saga la noise grey, less noisily meeting love as well as the photo my. she own fan immediate diaries, conroy. all you see us out to be in them. i was like, look, i feel about i've got the issue, not a group issue now. they get feel is insane. yeah, keep my dad. i like name eagle. he shall go. the more daddy sat gay. it will not so they're more good. i'd be cool. he kill as well to yeah, no, no, says eat or model eat out. they be narrow out with say you put us on it. but when i ask you spending lot of data, but i have to leave here just so lost the key he need and is this whole thing in the land that are basically due to another area that says he now that road east, by the end of july as a nation wide protests were dying down. many protesters went into hiding 12 boys, police retaliation, but others were still determined to demand justice or sam hodges. boy, no, no. there's quite good experience. what are we up to? what do you see? i mean, my says here on the book

it is sunday, february 13 at sophia stadium. the l.a. rams and the chargers play there. while we talk sports, another late night that turned into a great night for the giants. larry beil is here. larry: the giants trying to inch closer to the division title as they welcome back an old friend. madison bumgarner hoping it's not a happy homec ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ air wick air wick scented oils are infused with natural essential oils to create authentic seasonal scents that fill your home with holiday spirit all season long. connect to nature this season. nostalgia night in the middle of the playoff chase with madison bumgarner returning in front of fans in san francisco for the first time as a diamondback. buster posey and the man he caught for a decade, what's up. fans gave him a standing ovation for a moment. well-deserved obviously. johnny cueto made his first relief appearance in his bigley group -- big league career. madison bumgarner went five, gave

people flow with water with some may, i'm a claims kind of, but he got the and i don't, can even were sophia, that was of these are personal matters. however, this is not the way anecdotal state institutions are got run. ah good you are in the resort we are he is he again i from a to raise raid that we should remain all united to dba one hand. you might have open one heart, that's why the armed forces as the linchpin to the security my wishes and us, our country. the steps in that one in order to have that transition comm completed. and this transition will be completed until the whole weird each totally 7 government. we are committed to the after this and we are committed to all the objectives laid out. and the constitutional document, the constitutional document was not scrapped yet. back on the articles relating to participation of other critical fact since we're minor suspended regarding those who believe that we are doing that, i think this can engage with us or what you're not there. so the nice public may also for any entity going to observe good monitor, but it was our performance an

sophia gras, snap inc public policy manager said since the voter registration was such a success. they wanted to take it a step further is that jerry, just 90% of the u.s. population aged 13 to 24 with that clmes an awesome responsibility and huge opportunity of helping this next generation of americans understand how to make their voice heard. beekman student body president at unc charlotte hadn't heard about the app but was shocked when he saw how easy it was to launch a campaign. i think when a lot of young individuals or interest in politics. they don't exactly know where to start. >> and they see a lot of people at the tail end of their career either and the state legislators the governor's office and the federal government and there's a big disconnect between how do i get where i'm at today and how do i get to those positions way on down the road. and so i think that opens up a lot of opportunities for that political science professor eric have her leg teaches american politics. unc charlotte. he works with students who are there to fulfill a general at requirement or. >> on

the same happened to the aroma cemetery of the what is happening at the al you sophia cemetery is a desecration of graves caused by the ignorance of the international community. we saw the dead, the bones of the dead. this cemetery is historically renowned for the muslims buried israel, considers itself above the law and attacks that palestinians from jerusalem, visionary of their violence and problem. because it is very, holly slammed to place a horrible stm 4 out of forms for me. because we have the whole of that field on why they, they want to use this way to make us nervous letters of all just say behavior. and as we can hear these a lot of traffic, they the huge commotion here as people do. what do i have been calling stones a chain and others yet? is a comp which they have sit and life has been a pain. say, 2nd half does not in any way with a muslim, similar to the municipality has said that all flies great. no remain intact. they one, it should be emphasized that no 2 was damaged during the books, and there is no intention to displace any grave even of bill to legally. the development vo

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