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I'll never forget how uncomfortable it was watching this. Terry Don, right over Dabo's shoulder during his first game as interim head coach. Couldn't imagine that pressure. I'd say it worked out quite well for all involved. Terry Don made an indelible mark on Clemson.

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UK man tells the American people to never forget the summer of 2026, and to always remember the mark that the good people of our country left on visitors from all over the world during the World Cup "I never want you, the American people, to forget the amazing, positive impact that you have had on so many people around the globe... I never want you to forget how your kindness made people never want to leave this great country this summer." Thank YOU all for visiting and finding out for yourselves, why we love America so much!

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Cooperator #2 has taken the stand . Head down, dead eyes pointing out defendant’s as involved in the murder. A look of disbelief that this is his life. Shaking his head during breaks. Said he was never paid the bounty but was expecting close to a million. Why? Well, someone told him that is what Durk would pay and he believed it because Durk hated quando and was the only one with 1 million. Here’s the rest of what I heard that was sounding like it will be important in this trial when it comes down to the verdict…. Two part video

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well britney wasn’t in on it. she was just there to present his cake, but the people at mtv really played him because they advertised for weeks it was an award and it turned out to be just a cake with a decoration that michael mistook as an award. this was all mtv’s doing. 😭

well britney wasn’t in on it. she was just there to present his cake, but the people at mtv really played him because they advertised for weeks it was an award and it turned out to be just a cake with a decoration that michael mistook as an award. this was all mtv’s doing. 😭

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