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Study Taliban claimed the attack but did
not acknowledge that the bomber was

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a woman this is v.o.a.

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News Ukrainians are going to the polls
Sunday to cast their ballots in

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a snap parliamentary election that could
consolidate the power of its recently

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elected president

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a tidal wave of popular support in
April carried Florida Mir Selenski

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a comedian who played the
president on a popular t.v.

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Comedy to Ukraine's highest office

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a delegation from the Organization for
Security and Cooperation in Europe led by

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serene Mo barn is observing the
vote we are 62 members. From

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planting Kountry is the friend to me if
only there in Ukraine yourself and it's

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moment it's very difficult for us to say
even the process is this very serious

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because we need and we have to have

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a forum for the observation in order
to give them advice and vows to trust

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this Zilinskas party is expected
to do well but may fall short of

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a majority forcing it to form

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a coalition. Global tensions continue
to mount over Iran seizure of

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a British flag oil tanker in the
Strait of Hormuz with Britain issuing

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a stern warning to Tehran and the Islamic
Republic maintaining the seizure was

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a reciprocal move Britain's foreign
office said Saturday yet summoned Iran's

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Sharjah to fair in London one day after
British foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt said

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to Ron may be choosing

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a dangerous path of illegal and destabilizing
behavior and warrant Britain's

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reaction will be considered but reap robust
Iran's powerful Guardian Council said

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Saturday the seizure was was in response
to Britain's participation in the capture

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2 weeks ago of an Iranian oil tanker
transporting more than 2000000 gallons of

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Iranian crude near the British territory
of Gibraltar on Spain's southern coast and

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its fate depends on the cooperation of its
crew with an investigation 50 years on

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since Neil Armstrong walked on the moon
hundreds of Australians gathered to watch

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those famous 1st steps from beneath the
park's radio telescope Parkes was one of 3

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tracking stations tasked with the living
pictures to an estimated 600000000 t.v.

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Viewers retired Australian astronaut
Andrew Thomas joined the large crowd in

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reliving Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin's walk
into history you know I think the Astros

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on the Apollo vision on their journey out
to the moon would have been so excited by

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what they were doing and then and then that
I would have been learning they are in

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the ground were they talking to me the whole
time they were just enormously excited

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and then of course on the way back I
would have this incredible sense of

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accomplishment of this amazing contribution
I made on that would be humanity's view

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of the world and this is v.o.a.

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News I'm faceless.

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Live. Live.

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To lead the living green realist
dream of the clinic at their ability

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to create

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a purge at its most primitive for those of
you with large condition. Or with young

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and impressionable children. We ask
that you try to ride to your seat.

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Stevens underground garage
underground garage to ground garage.

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A live live.

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Live. Live.

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Live 123.

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Lead.

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Thank. You.

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That actually caused the revolution that
introduced the very concept of the self

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contained rock n roll band

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a small group of 4 or 5 the
can write and sing and play

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a concept known it ever really seen before
not really the band that brought hope

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and life and optimism and adventure and

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a future to an America deep into the
pression of President John Kennedy's

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assassination the band that changed
the world. The Beatles. Are now

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show in Las Vegas what do we think
about that. Well if you are

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let's say over 40 your 1st thought is
probably one of concern it could be

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skepticism it could be hard but it is at
the very least concerned. It is the same

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sort of feeling that used to hit us on

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a song from the sixty's was used in the
commercial the difference is now it's the

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only place you can probably hear that
salt and generally speaking t.v.

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Commercials are playing better music
than most. Stations this one excepted of

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course. So things are changing but for the
older fans there are still that moment

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of rebellion and anger and
disappointment and concern when

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a favorite song shows up anywhere but on
the radio. Why. Because once pop music

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became an art form in the sixty's the
performer started treating it all much more

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seriously and so did the audience and
really right through the seventy's and into

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the eighty's until new wave and then
Hair Metal started to loosen things up

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a bit but then Brunch would be

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a huge and possibly final pendulum swing
the other way would be the most serious of

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all the genres and to prove it the John has
commercial dominance would end with the

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leaders suicide. The deal was the serious
artists 1st and foremost Bob Dylan

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and The Beatles the Stones The Kinks The
Who Bruce Springsteen The Clash Nirvana

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take your pick had an unwritten contract

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a social contract if you will with their
audience. Contract said we will work very

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hard to write songs that will improve
explain what the very least help you

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tolerate your life you buy our records you
come see us reform and we will inspire

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you and motivates you and entertain you
and we will never let you down you can

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depend on us so we are asking you to
make us part of your life we are the one

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relationship in your life that you can
depend on and you better believe it it was

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a very personal relationship in those days
only religion is as uniquely personal

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as are a painting a book a film

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a record speak through each of us differently
and deeply so it is an immediate

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sense of betrayal and you hear the song
that changed your life selling tires or

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sneakers or flashlight batteries on t.v.

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But generally speaking music doesn't mean
that much to people anymore. It's no

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longer an essential integrated part of
our culture yes there are exceptions but

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mostly things have changed the only way

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a new record is going to be heard
these days is on a commercial or in

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a movie or in the in

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a ground rod but no one is offended by
these commercials nor should they be

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sponsors after all are no longer just
supporting the big bands that don't need them

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sponsors are the reason you're going
to be hearing and seeing new rock

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n roll bands. And the good news is just
like the 4 Seasons music on Broadway in

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Jersey Boys The Beatles' music is used
respectfully actually more than respectfully

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it is accompanied by

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a profound creativity in the staging the
costumes jacker batiks from the atmosphere

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of Cirque du Soleil and will probably run
forever and the real truth is it may be

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the only place the key. The Beatles music
alive in the future turning people.

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They've turned their radios off.

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The land.

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In the world.

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I've. I've.

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I've.

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I've.

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I've.

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Eh eh.

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I've.

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I've.

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I've. I've.

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I've.

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Led.

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I've.

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Led.

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Thank.

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You feel.

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We started the show with Revolution technically
beside it Hey Jude summer of $68.00

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and stayed with the Beatles for

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a While My Guitar Gently leaves one of
George Harrison's contributions to the White

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Album flea thought George had broken
through to some new level with his guitar

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playing on that one. Turned out
to be Eric Clapton but was

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a fun fantasy for a while
flocking to my dreams was

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a pretty things fan that me will
show in Vegas is like a dream

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a green field by

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a few hours in the gym or perhaps
he see this guy was diving for

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a Beatle Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts
Club Band summer of 67 I had too much

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dream last night was electric. From
1986 and I am the Walrus perhaps

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the ultimate evolution for the Beatles music
feel final evolution followed. We can

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tell you for

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a few hours after it they seem to have
some sort of peak on that one privately

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besides hello goodbye to music that fall
for Beatles songs and everything the

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Beatles ever did produced by Sir George
Martin and all 4 things in the show called

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Love at the Mirage in Las Vegas you know
you must get there eventually it'll be

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like the hobby for rock

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n roll freaks make the pilgrimage to Vegas
Let's hear it your Beatles fix that

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really bad.

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Movie called Premier League open this
week 1987 starring Paul Jones from

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Manfred Mann and Jean Shrimpton the
earliest supermodels it was very cool back

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then because it was the 1st movie
to really examine how far rock

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n roll stardom could be taking Can they be
lation of exploitation as to this is and

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that goes with it was all a revelation
to us some hits theaters should do

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a double bill with while in the streets
with Chris Johns No relation had plenty of

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Lady Paula Jones play even
shorter than his act was to be

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handcuffed and locked in

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a steel cage worried smash his hands against
the bars until they were bloody thing

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set me free at us as

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a bit over the top now but
it was back then. I've

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.

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Little.

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Little. Little.

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Given the extreme of

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a stage of it that you are about to see
is that it provides the public with the

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necessary relief from

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a limitless potential because of
the stakes for the world. I've

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.

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Seen.

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I've.

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Led.

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A lead.

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That Have you noticed was that have you
noticed was that your right you know music

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and I know your music I'm sure
than you and me sitting in

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a less chill sound room when I heard
that and said I opened my mouth George

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righteously and the cause. And
he. In other words broken.

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Into that hit or is it a mad. Oh

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a hit yes but if. Everybody

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this is Tommy James from Tommy James and
the Shondells in your Was Little Steven in

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the underground garage playing the
coolest rock songs ever made.

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Stella said with the Rolling Stones We
love you they're rather cynical thank you

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for not going to prison John Lennon Paul
McCartney and Allen Ginsberg on background

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vocals one of the last
things produced by Andrea.

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The new album is daydream explosion Kelly
and Luis wrote it John Fields produced it

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. Get it from wicked cool records that.
Skid marks on my heart is the go

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gold Beauty and the be number
one album for a god or

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a Girl's Night anyone crackle in
his brand new from Michael De Bar

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He wrote it in co-produced it with Chris
once or get it from records that come. And

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saw me James and the Sean Bell's
out of Dayton Ohio. He's hit

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a 68 and Tommy really did
look out the hotel window or

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a recording studio window whichever
window was in Manhattan and it's

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a mutual of New York linking them all
and why Mony Mony that's the way lyrics

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should be written Goddamn
it and. We'll be back.

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Or leave.

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This is v.o.a.

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News that

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a lot of this thousands of people turned out
Sunday and stifling heat to participate

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in an ongoing series of
protests in Hong Kong against

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a controversial bill that would have allowed
the extradition of Hong Kong citizens

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suspected of crimes to mainland China
protesters also called for. Investigation

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into alleged police violence and for
democratic reforms in the Chinese rule

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territory it has seen so many people come
come here on the streets and on their

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free weekends and to government still did
not sit and suffer will be Oscar so.

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We need to stand for what we wanted and
keep going on. Because we are from cars we

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love our homes so we have to fight millions
have rallied over the past 2 months in

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an unprecedented show of force against
Hong Kong's embattled leader Kerry lab

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health officials say an oppressive heat
wave that has blanketed large swaths of the

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United States has contributed to the deaths
of at least 6 people with the National

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Weather Service warning

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a dangerous heat wave paired with high
humidity over the weekend could quickly

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cause heat stress or heat stroke events
were canceled throughout the nation from

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festivals and concerts to sporting
events but while many are searching for

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a refuge inside lots of people
have been heading outside a.p.

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Correspondent Julie Walker reports from
Texas to Maine people are sweating it out

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the National Weather Service is warning
of temperatures in the high ninety's and

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heat indexes surpassing $100.00 but that's
not stopping folks here in Prospect Park

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Brooklyn like Ellis Schaefer from getting
out and getting exercise it's bad it's

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clear summer in New York July and August
are not always that much fun experts are

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urging people to limit time outside and
drink lots of water Julie Walker New York

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this is v.o.a.

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News. Officials in northwestern Pakistan
say twin suicide bombings have killed at

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least 10 people and wounded 25 others
Police say a suicide bomber attacked

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a security post Sunday in Dera Ismail
Khan another suicide bomber dressed in

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a burka attack the hospital where the
victims from the 1st explosion were taken

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causing further casualties the Pakistan
Taliban claimed responsibility for the

01:00:31
incidents in an e-mail sent to the away the
United Nations says conditions in Syria

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continue to deteriorate and humanitarian
needs for millions of civilian.

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