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Entel 10

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Official app for Entel 10 at 27-11-1016 in Lima This app contains all important event information...

Chad Wild Clay

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I'm Chad Wild Clay (CWC) on team SPY NINJAS with VY QWAINT, DANIEL, and REGINA. We battle the...

The Prison Doctor

Dr Amanda Brown

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Dr Amanda Brown treats inmates in the Uk's most infamous prisons. From violent attacks on prisoners...

Doctor Memoir Prison Real life

Argylle (2024)

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When the plots of reclusive author elly conways fictional espionage novels begin to mirror the...

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Jan 4, 2019

Baker’s Dozen

Allison Fuller | 2017 | Film & TV, Romance

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When fanfic become real fic

This story started life as a Once Upon A Time fan fiction celebrating the love story that was Robin & Regina and now it’s has transcended the world of fanfic and made it to the pages of a real live book.
Be warned this story may give you cravings for more than baked good.
For anyone that ships Out Law Queen then you need to read this to celebrate the dedication of one of their most gifted fanfic shippers

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On Air with Ella | Live Better. Start Now.

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This show is for anyone who wants to feel better, look better, live better and have some fun on the...

Christopher Hobbs recommended Children of Paradise (1945) in Movies (curated)

Children of Paradise (1945)

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"The title of the film refers to “the gods”—in French, le paradis—that upper gallery in a theater where the seats are cheap and the audience boisterous. Throughout the film, we are the audience watching parallel stories in which the world of the stage, presented largely in mime, mirrors the “real-life” setting, itself of course a fiction shown on the screen. Through the obvious theatricality of the stage and the far subtler theatricality of the “real” story, we follow a tale of love, loss, and revenge straight from late nineteenth-century French literature but reinvigorated by the magic of film."

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