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“Comenc a venderlos en negocios en Sabana Grande, donde yo viva. Mi ta tena un beauty y ella me los venda all. All mismo me salieron rdenes para cumpleaos, para bodas y segu haciendo y ya despus eran tantas las rdenes que decid hacer seminarios”, comparti Ortiz Flores durante una entrevista telefnica con El Sentinel Orlando..
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Even more moreover, I literally watched the transformation of the original line into a pop cultural alteration in real time between 1980 and 1983. When people debated whether Vader had told the truth (and believe me, we debated. Constantly. They were talking big trash to us and we couldn’t say shit back because it was like, you guys are beating our ass and letting us know! I know how Tyrann felt. You got a little upper hand on Tom. You want to let him know.
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354 UMass Amherst students facing punishment for COVID rule breakingUpdated 9:54 PM; Today 8:21 PMA recent spike of COVID 19 cases in the past week totaling 406 399 students and seven faculty and staff prompted Chancellor Kumble R. Subbaswamy on Sunday to cancel all in person learning. He warned students to follow public health guidance, saying there would be punishments meted out to violators.”By acting aggressively now, we are confident we can contain this surge and more quickly return to normal operations, including a resumption of in person classes,” he said in a statement Sunday.As of Monday night, the UMass Amherst website stated there were now 434 active COVID cases on campus.