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WORLD ORDER in Ceremonial first pitch 【始球式】 2015/3/31 – YouTube

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WORLD ORDER in Ceremonial first pitch 【始球式】 2015/3/31 – YouTube.

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If the green left is to keep gaining European hearts and minds, its experience governing in cities like Marseille will merit close attention.
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America’s trail systems embody a conservationist ethic in support of leisure. Their construction was the essence of public work: not for profit but a common good.
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The Rise of Telehealth September 2, 2020
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Air Date 9/15/2020 Today we take a look at two of America's oldest institutions which are both under attack, the US Post Office and the Census. The clear through-line of the attacks on both is a classic struggle over power. Be part of the show! Leave us a message at 202-999-3991 Transcript BECOME A MEMBER! […]
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