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Lock流
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Hello Guys , Today i come to let u know that 'Dj Battles' Has Start , Yea it start u can get The Dj rank now on our ts3 'ts.csblackdevil.com' So how u can get it? It's easy , -You can get this grade if u win vs someone already have Dj grade on Dj Battle. -You are allowed To Make A Dj Battle After Asking The oponent. -5 users or more will be voting for that battle. -The Battle Start Only If There Is The Founder (Channel Founder). There is another grades 1-The Listener (Channel Admin)(U can get this grade only If u stay on the channel more than 48hours!) 2-The Listener(Channel Operator)(U can get this grade only If u stay on the channel more than 24hours!) Note : I need Someone to Help me (He Will Get Dj grade + Channel Founder on Music Channel ) First he Need To win Vs Me On A Dj Battle ! So This Is It join Us And Let's Have Some Fun !
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The digital divide - the economic gap between those with internet access and those without - is a growing problem throughout the world, and not just in developing economies. Many people are trying the bridge this gap, and here are some of their stories. As a teenager, Marlin Jenkins was homeless for a couple of years. Now, aged 45, he is trying to help the 40% of households in New York's Bronx district without internet get online. "When education, banking and healthcare are online, and huge groups can't leverage these tools, the people who struggle most are struggling harder," he says. Mr Jenkins and his two brothers, one of whom has cerebral palsy, were raised by a single mother. When the family's housing in Yonkers, New York fell through, his mother moved them 50 miles upstate in search of somewhere to live - a search which proved unsuccessful and resulted in a period of homelessness. He still managed to gain his high school diploma though, and after university worked for telecoms giants Verizon and AT&T, then founded a gaming start-up. He says his first response to having been homeless was that "I needed to make as much money as possible out of college" to provide for his family, but says the 9/11 terror attacks later changed his perspective, deciding instead to "cut my profit to give more back".
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Price: From £36,990 On sale: March 2019 As the new Z4 has been developed in tandem with the Toyota Supra, it’s grown to become a proper sports car. We’ve driven it in prototype form, and initial signs seem good. A wealth of technology includes adaptive dampers, an electronically managed differential and bespoke Michelin Pilot Supersport tyres as standard.In addition, the car weighs 50kg less than before, mainly due to the new fabric roof. BMW has changed the Z4’s personality in order to tackle the Porsche 718 Boxster and muscle in on the sports car market.
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The family of a Canadian man who has been sentenced to death in China say their "worst fears" have been realised. Robert Lloyd Schellenberg was given a 15-year jail term in November but, on Monday, a court said the sentence for drug smuggling was too lenient. The ruling is likely to worsen a diplomatic row between the countries. "It is a horrific, unfortunate, heartbreaking situation," his aunt, Lauri Nelson-Jones, told the BBC via email. "It is our worst case fear confirmed," she added. "It is rather unimaginable what he must be feeling and thinking." Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the ruling. "It is of extreme concern to us as a government, as it should be to all our international friends and allies, that China has chosen to begin to arbitrarily apply the death penalty," he said in a statement. What's going on with Huawei? Life of Huawei's high-flying heiress Schellenberg has 10 days to launch an appeal and his lawyer told Reuters news agency that he would likely do so. His case was unexpectedly reviewed after Canada arrested a top official at the Chinese telecoms giant Huawei, on a request from the US. The detention of Meng Wanzhou, 46, last month angered China and soured its relations with both Canada and the US. What is Schellenberg's case about? The Canadian, who is believed to be 36, was arrested in 2014 and accused of planning to smuggle almost 500lb (227kg) of methamphetamine from China to Australia. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison in November but, following an appeal, a high court in the north-eastern city of Dalian on Monday sentenced him to death.
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