You will be missed, Feluda. I know he has acted in many diverse roles throughout his illustrious career but to me, he will always be Feluda. You are proud of our Bangali Culture. Registration after Friday will need to occur at a voter’s polling place. The governor has called for the National Guard to assist in filling in poll worker deficiencies across the state. There are 111 municipalities in the state who do not have enough poll workers to operate any polling places in those municipalities.
Creativity is essential in the fashion world. Other things that you’ll need are determination and a comprehensive understanding of the fashion industry. You need to have a good grasp of the creative side as well as the business side.. The bows and ruffles isbeing done quite a bit this season. But while that great for a line trying to go with the flow, it taking away from what made this iconic brand what it is in the first place. Breath taking.
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The race for runner up between pro market candidate Guillermo Lasso and anti mining indigenous leader Yaku Perez was too close to call, with Perez ahead by less than one percentage point and manual recounts appearing likely.Perez strong performance marks the best ever showing for an indigenous presidential candidate and throws open a race that had been for months been defined by ideological rifts between free markets on one hand and socialist largesse on the other.Elections council figures early on Monday morning showed that with 81.25% of the vote counted, Arauz had 32.33% of votes compared with 19.80% for Perez and 19.33% for Lasso.Lasso in a celebratory rally in his home city of Guayaquil vowed that a full review of poll statements would show he would make the runoff.Either candidate could request hand recounts.Arauz, 36, a protege of former president Rafael Correa, has promised to make direct cash payments of $1,000 to 1 million families upon taking office, and says he will disavow the conditions of a $6.5 billion IMF financing package.Lasso has promised to spur the economy with increased foreign investment and tax reductions.Perez activism has focused on protecting rivers from mining, and has promised to balance the country fiscal accounts by recovering funds stolen under previous governments.Financial markets are watching, and Arauz rhetoric has already sparked a bond selloff.He has said he will continue paying the country debts, but has said social investment will take priority and also has called for an investigation of last year $17.4 billion bond restructuring.Last month, Ecuadorean bonds were the worst performers among the JPMorgan EMBI Global Diversified index, with a 15% total return. Officials said. Diplomat in Geneva will announce on Monday that Washington will return to the Geneva based body as an observer with an eye toward seeking election as a full member.