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(Music) I'm going to try to shine a historical light on our language, and tell you a story about the electric vocabulary. It all begins over 2,600 years ago. An ancient Greek, called Thales of...
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hodiaŭ alternativaj jaroj estos intervjui Pete Britio pri lia libro la mafio c_i_a_ kaj George Bush Pete estas eks houston post raportisto kiu rompis la historio de la rilatoj inter la etanol...