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"#Kara is a film which addresses people's issues. It's entertaining high octane thriller. Usually I don't speak confidently about films before release, but I'm very very confident now🏆. Enna Nambi Apr-30 theatre ponga, definitely you'll like💯" - #Dhanush

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#Dhanush Recent: "When i was studying, I'm bad in English, but fluent in Tamil. It got changed now. 8/10 them don't know how to read & write Tamil but they are very good in English. I did a French film, when i was shooting, they asked me if I know English, i said 'Yes I know', they were surprised. They said English is bonus, we need to know mother tongue. It's not pride to say that you don't know Tamil, it's a shame👌"

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RM hosting a talk session for Art Basel in Switzerland as the Global Ambassador for Samsung Art TV: 🐨: I think art is already embedded in many aspects of our lives. Like, you know, for example, we know literature, architecture, cinemas, and also music, which I'm really included in. 🐨: But when we say “art”, I think a lot of people, a lot of the audience think, treat it like it's a very, very, like a high level of something. But, you know, art is already here in our insides, and I think it's everywhere. 🐨: So, you know, we live in a building. We listen to music when we take a shower. So, I just, you know, before we start this session, I just hope the people just could realize, like, art is everywhere. RM AT ART BASEL #RM_ArtTVSAMSUNGGLOBAL GLOBAL ART AMBASSADOR RM
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RM hosting a talk session for Art Basel in Switzerland as the Global Ambassador for Samsung Art TV: 🐨: I think art is already embedded in many aspects of our lives. Like, you know, for example, we know literature, architecture, cinemas, and also music, which I'm really included in. 🐨: But when we say “art”, I think a lot of people, a lot of the audience think, treat it like it's a very, very, like a high level of something. But, you know, art is already here in our insides, and I think it's everywhere. 🐨: So, you know, we live in a building. We listen to music when we take a shower. So, I just, you know, before we start this session, I just hope the people just could realize, like, art is everywhere. RM AT ART BASEL #RM_ArtTVSAMSUNGGLOBAL GLOBAL ART AMBASSADOR RM

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BREAKING.🚨 Donald Trump Addresses Judge Denying Him Closing Statement, Refusing Leave Over Death in Family "Witch hunt. It's election interference at the highest level. It's a disgrace. It's in coordination with the White House and Joe Biden because you can't win a campaign fairly. And we're going through it, but it's indeed a terrible witch hunt." "We're going to have a news conference a little bit later on. As you know, I want to speak, I want to make the summation at this moment. The judge is not letting me make the summation because I'll bring up things that he doesn't want to hear. And it's a very unfair trial. Nobody's seen anything like this. I don't think they've ever seen anything like this." "We have a situation where a statute was used that doesn't give me a jury. So I have no jury. I really have no rights. And nobody thinks it's constitutional people. Illegal scholars are writing about it like it's something they've never seen before." "So it's interference, it's political interference, and it's something that shouldn't be allowed. So I am hoping to speak and to help my lawyers reveal all of the defects of this case, which should have never been brought. Very, very strong financial statements. They could. It was the opposite. They had no idea because of the private company. Then they saw knock their socks off. They couldn't believe it. But great financial statements, everything is good." "We have a level of detail in our defense that nobody's ever had. This is a case that should have never been brought and it was brought up and it's very unfair and it's very bad for New York. State. Companies are fleeing. People are fleeing. The streets are crime." "And Letitia James, that's all she thinks about is 'get Trump.' She's been dreaming about it for years and it's not the way a state should be run because there's the state that's been in big trouble and you have all the businesses flinging, and yet the people fleeing the people that pay taxes, people that don't pay taxes are coming in. So that's not what you want." "So I want to thank you. We're going to have a news conference today. We don't know the time, we'll notify you, but sometime in the early afternoon at 40 Wall Street. So we'll give a news conference where we can actually speak and have a microphone here, because even that, they don't want us to, they really don't want us to speak too much. So we'll see whether or not the judge allows me to speak. Perhaps he won't, but I certainly would like to."
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BREAKING.🚨 Donald Trump Addresses Judge Denying Him Closing Statement, Refusing Leave Over Death in Family "Witch hunt. It's election interference at the highest level. It's a disgrace. It's in coordination with the White House and Joe Biden because you can't win a campaign fairly. And we're going through it, but it's indeed a terrible witch hunt." "We're going to have a news conference a little bit later on. As you know, I want to speak, I want to make the summation at this moment. The judge is not letting me make the summation because I'll bring up things that he doesn't want to hear. And it's a very unfair trial. Nobody's seen anything like this. I don't think they've ever seen anything like this." "We have a situation where a statute was used that doesn't give me a jury. So I have no jury. I really have no rights. And nobody thinks it's constitutional people. Illegal scholars are writing about it like it's something they've never seen before." "So it's interference, it's political interference, and it's something that shouldn't be allowed. So I am hoping to speak and to help my lawyers reveal all of the defects of this case, which should have never been brought. Very, very strong financial statements. They could. It was the opposite. They had no idea because of the private company. Then they saw knock their socks off. They couldn't believe it. But great financial statements, everything is good." "We have a level of detail in our defense that nobody's ever had. This is a case that should have never been brought and it was brought up and it's very unfair and it's very bad for New York. State. Companies are fleeing. People are fleeing. The streets are crime." "And Letitia James, that's all she thinks about is 'get Trump.' She's been dreaming about it for years and it's not the way a state should be run because there's the state that's been in big trouble and you have all the businesses flinging, and yet the people fleeing the people that pay taxes, people that don't pay taxes are coming in. So that's not what you want." "So I want to thank you. We're going to have a news conference today. We don't know the time, we'll notify you, but sometime in the early afternoon at 40 Wall Street. So we'll give a news conference where we can actually speak and have a microphone here, because even that, they don't want us to, they really don't want us to speak too much. So we'll see whether or not the judge allows me to speak. Perhaps he won't, but I certainly would like to."

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