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What about my name? My name is a nice name.

What about my name? My name is a nice name.

What about my name? My name is a nice name.

I mean, it was a wild night. I went to bed at nine.

I mean, it was a wild night. I went to bed at nine.

I mean, it was a wild night. I went to bed at nine.

I couldn't figure out who was celebrating the New Year. Finally figured out it was Greenland. Oh! Rang it in with Greenland.

I couldn't figure out who was celebrating the New Year. Finally figured out it was Greenland. Oh! Rang it in with Greenland.

I couldn't figure out who was celebrating the New Year. Finally figured out it was Greenland. Oh! Rang it in with Greenland.

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One man says he hopes his country still exists in a year, and that his friends will be alive. The new year started with Russian drone attacks, so what happens next?

One man says he hopes his country still exists in a year, and that his friends will be alive. The new year started with Russian drone attacks, so what happens next?