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ofc,i told you 4 people using wifi is to much, "1=>in facebook,2=>youtube,3=>instagram" and there is vedeos play there,then you will laging Shall ,i close topic ?

Hello mate Even your net is good if some one in your home using wifi and he watch youtube,or download apps ,automaticly ping will get higher Also you have to close all tabs while you playing Good luck

You have to make new topic not post your problems,in memebers topics By the way T\C

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White House officials have given differing messages after US Congress agreed on legislation allowing fresh sanctions against Russia. The laws would also curb President Donald Trump's ability to lift any sanctions. He has resisted the move. The new White House communications director said the president was yet to decide whether to sign the bill. But the Trump administration's press secretary says the White House supports the legislation. The bill is intended as punishment for alleged Russian meddling in the US election. Mr Trump's presidency has been dogged by allegations of collusion with Russia during the campaign. Russia has denied interfering and Mr Trump says there was no collusion. Russia: The 'cloud' over the Trump White House How Trump's Russia trouble unfolded Republican and Democrat leaders reached agreement on the legislation on Saturday, in what is seen as a sign of determination in Congress to maintain a firm line against Russia, whatever Mr Trump's view. He has argued he needs leeway against Russia and his officials have been lobbying against the bill, which effectively stifles his ability to conduct foreign policy. The legislation would allow new sanctions against Russia for its 2014 annexation of Crimea as well as for its alleged meddling in the US election. The bill also covers the possibility of further sanctions against Iran and North Korea. It has already passed the Senate and the House is due to vote on it on Tuesday. The White House's newly appointed communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, told CNN he did not know the president's view. "It's my second or third day on the job. My guess is he's going to make that decision shortly," he said. "He hasn't made the decision yet to sign that bill one way or the other." Dilemma for Trump But Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders gave a different account. "The administration is supportive of being tough on Russia, particularly in putting these sanctions in place," she said. "The original piece of legislation was poorly written but we were able to work with House and Senate and the administration is happy with the ability to do that and make those changes that were necessary and we support where the legislation is now." The president could veto the bill, but in doing so would fuel suspicion that he is too supportive of the Kremlin, correspondents say. On the other hand, if he signs it he would be imposing legislation that his administration has opposed. The US already has a raft of sanctions in place against Russian individuals and companies over Crimea. In December, following claims of election hacking, then President Barack Obama also expelled 35 diplomats and closed two Russian compounds in the US.

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Three lions which had escaped from a world famous game reserve in South Africa have been killed. A farmer living near Kruger National Park (KNP) shot dead one of the males when he found all three eating one of his cows, a parks spokeswoman said. He wounded another and a third ran away, Janine Raftopoulos added. A search party of rangers decided to put down the wounded lion and the one which had escaped the farmer, Ms Raftopoulos said. South African National Parks says the unharmed lion was killed because tasting cattle meat would change its behaviour. There were also concerns that having already escaped once, the lion would keep trying to leave the park. "The decision is made by vets and rangers with years and years of experience", Ms Raftopoulos said. Initial reports indicated that four lions had escaped on Sunday, but parks officials have since said that evidence suggests only three escaped. Staying safe at South Africa's Lion Park Runaway lion Sylvester given own pride KNP is one of the biggest game reserves in Africa, covering an area of 7,523 sq miles (19,485 sq km). It is not yet clear how the lions escaped from the park, which is largely fenced off. Officials say they were probably driven out by po[CENSORED]tion pressures. The latest escape comes after five lions broke out of the same park in May. Four of them were caught but the fifth is still unaccounted for.

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