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This podcast is about all things lingerie!

I sit down with @kissesfromthemoonx and @violetfemmes to discuss our thoughts on the highly anticipated Savage x Fenty NYFW extravaganza.

Savage on Savage

This episode is just a very short introduction to my new podcast The Lingerie Chat with Lace & Haze. I’m no expert in the field just wildly enthusiastic so if you are looking to hear some I’ll formed thoughts and opinions on all things lingerie, this is the place for you!

An introduction

The Lingerie Chat with Lace & Haze

Hörbücher, Hörspiele, Lesungen: Der Autor und Sprecher Jan Lindner präsentiert Literaturklassiker und Märchen zum Einschlafen, Träumen und Entspannen. 
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Drama

Books

Fiction

Health & Fitness

Mental Health

Das Märchen "Die Nachtigall" von Hans Christian Andersen, gelesen von Jan Lindner. Ein Hörbuch zum Einschlafen und Entspannen.

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#131 - Hans Christian Andersen: Die Nachtigall | Hörbuch zum Einschlafen

Die Erzählung "Von Kindern und Katzen" von Theodor Storm, gelesen von Jan Lindner. Ein Hörbuch zum Einschlafen und Entspannen.

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#130 - Theodor Storm: Von Kindern und Katzen | Hörbuch zum Einschlafen

Die Erzählung "Der Riesenmaulwurf" von Franz Kafka, gelesen von Jan Lindner. Ein Hörbuch zum Einschlafen und Entspannen.

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#129 - Franz Kafka: Der Riesenmaulwurf | Hörbuch zum Einschlafen

Das Märchen "Elfenhügel" von Hans Christian Andersen, gelesen von Jan Lindner. Ein Hörbuch zum Einschlafen und Entspannen.

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#128 - Hans Christian Andersen: Elfenhügel | Hörbuch zum Einschlafen

Die schönsten russischen Märchen, gelesen von Jan Lindner. Eine Hörbuch-Compilation zum Einschlafen und Entspannen.

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#127 - Die schönsten Märchen aus Russland | Hörbuch zum Einschlafen

Hörbücher zum Einschlafen

TAREA PODCAST

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Roger Mifflin is the somewhat eccentric proprietor of The Haunted Bookshop, a second-hand bookstore in Brooklyn that is “haunted by the ghosts of all great literature.”  Beginning with the arrival of a young advertising man and the mysterious disappearance of a certain volume from the shelves of the...

01 – The Haunted Bookshop

02 – The Corn Cob Club

03 – Titania Arrives

04 – The Disappearing Volume

05 – Aubrey Walks Part Way Home–and Rides The Rest of the Way

The Haunted Bookshop by Christopher Morley

María es secretaria y hace un año y medio que trabaja en una empresa. Aunque su puesto de trabajo no es exactamente su sueño hecho realidad, es un trabajo que le gusta. Sin embargo, hace unas semanas se enteró de que estaba embarazada de su novio, Nico, y no sabe qué hacer. Su abuela, una mujer muy ...

María es secretaria y hace un año y medio que trabaja en una empresa. Aunque su puesto de trabajo no es exactamente su sueño hecho realidad, es un trabajo que le gusta. Sin embargo, hace unas semanas se enteró de que estaba embarazada de su novio, Nico, y no sabe qué hacer. Su abuela, una mujer muy tradicional, le aconsejó que renuncie al trabajo y se dedique a cuidar de su hijo, pero no es eso lo que María planeaba para su vida. Durante este episodio se preguntará qué debe hacer: ¿debería renunciar a su trabajo por su hijo? Después de todo... una madre lo deja todo por sus hijos.

Episodio 1: Una madre lo deja todo por sus hijos.

Relatos de mujer: radionovela

Meraih kesuksesan itu diperlukan suatu kerja keras dan pengorbana :)

Di episode kali ini akan membahas mengenai kesuksesan loh guys :)

Menapaki kesuksesan - Ruang Ilmu LDKS FDIKOM

Minchatur Robiah

FU Out Loud is your friendly, home-grown, literary podcast out of Berlin, serving you a 20-minute taste of new & exciting writing each week! Join host Kelsie Renehan and a talented guest list of international authors reading their work and discussing the process behind the publication.

Every other Tuesday, we’re bringing you readings and interviews with the authors published in the Alien-themed Issue 6 of the FU Review.Sickkkkkk, bruv. This week, host Kelsie Renehan sits down with Hannah Goldstein, former Editor in Chief of the FU Review, events manager at The Word, host of Picks of Berlin, and Masters Candidate at Freie Univeristät. In this long season finale episode, they talk about the process of creating and running a literary journal, supporting the scene instead of being in the scene, and curating events to support artists. Hannah is shocking us in ways that are insightful, exploring perverse women, and hating the sound of her own voice. See if you can guess where she’s from before the end of the episode.Hannah’s reading at loads of nights where it wasn’t really appropriate & putting Sick to rest on the pod. They also talk about the standard taking down capitalism and importance of community. And always remember, it depends on what club you’re in in Berlin.Even though we plug so many great events in this episode, you gotta stay inside right now. So, we’re not doing our episodic biweekly events calendar below. Please, please support your local artists, bars, bookstores, and lit mags, but at a safe distance. We’ll see you out there when it’s safe to do so. Hey, Christian, this is for you.We're so happy to bring you a little literature in a sweet twenty-minute package for the reader on the move, thanks to The FU Review and Bear Radio. And as always, big thanks to Hindenburg for their support. Special love in this episode to the JFKI. Follow the FU Review on Facebook and Instagram!

#8: Fresh, Hot, Cooked Meat with Hannah Goldstein

Every other Tuesday, we’re bringing you readings and interviews with the authors published in the Alien-themed Issue 6 of the FU Review.On a podcast where our gut is so on fire we could digest anything and I can’t pronounce anyone’s last names, Blake Matich is here, making the outtakes way more funny than they need to be & where we provide the ASMR service of sweet nothings and pleasantries (pleasant niceitries?? no self-deprecation here; we’re rolling with it). There’s koalas … having intercourse, truly an animal with a commitment to chaos. And Kelsie has decided that when Australians say ‘duhhhh’ there’s an r in there, somewhere. We talk about the kind of people who google their own houses (me) instead of everything you could possible see on the infinite being of Google Earth that the American Government (capital A capital G) lets you see, and the every present dependency on making people laugh, and climate doom and why we shouldn’t trust it (just the doom, Earth is definitely dying). Does Blake think capitalism will change us?? Did Prometheus cackle as he stole the sun?? Does Blake makes up words that already exist (Trump realness)?? Am I rude off tape??  “I could never disdain wanting to paying attention to something closely.”You can find one of Blake’s recently published pieces here [ http://honisoit.com/2019/12/vale-clive-james-a-lightning-before-death/ ] If you’d like to collab (especially on a play/comedy) with Blake, connect with him on insta @bkmatichCheck out the Berlin Writers Group, talked about in the episode today, and maybe you’ll run into Blake! Say hi for us. [ https://www.facebook.com/groups/426862234166232/] We're so happy to bring you a little literature in a sweet twenty-minute package for the reader on the move, thanks to The FU Review and Bear Radio. And as always, big thanks to Hindenburg for their support.Follow the FU Review on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!

#7:  The Patron Saint of Prometheus with Blake Matich

Every other Tuesday, we’re bringing you readings and interviews with the authors published in the alien-themed Issue 6 of the FU Review.This week, in a podcast where we allow alternative histories, Kelsie sits down with Hanna Olters for some poems about citrus and blackberries and summer, including one from the archives (issue 5 of the FU Review). Apologies for Kelsie’s blown out voice, even though Hanna is the sick one. We talk about our opposite editing processes, why Mother Mary wears blue, my grandmother, Natalia Ginzburg, and motherhood (which neither of us are). Plus our own poems that surprise us later, self-actualization, The Wild Word, and what stayed behind. Bonus discussions about my neighborhood squirrel and the age-old question, who amongst us doesn’t hoard Mother Mary paraphernalia?Hanna is a German American poet and student who insists there is one plus side to mass surveillance: NSA picks of the month (NSA don’t interact!)Remember, our submissions are now open through Feb 15, 2020! We pay our authors, and ya know, sometimes they end up on a podcast like this one ;) https://www.facebook.com/events/561922491255488/ Follow the FU Review on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!We're so happy to bring you a little literature in a sweet twenty-minute package for the reader on the move, thanks to The FU Review and Bear Radio. And as always, big thanks to Hindenburg for their support.Notes: the Toni Morrison quote mentioned is: “There was something so valuable about what happened when one became a mother. For me it was the most liberating thing that ever happened to me. Liberating because the demands that children make are not the demands of a normal ‘other.’ The children’s demands on me were things that nobody ever asked me to do. To be a good manager. To have a sense of humor. To deliver something that somebody could use. And they were not interested in all the things that other people were interested in, like what I was wearing or if I were sensual. Somehow all of the baggage that I had accumulated as a person about what was valuable just fell away. I could not only be me—whatever that was—but somebody actually needed me to be that. If you listen to [your children], somehow you are able to free yourself from baggage and vanity and all sorts of things, and deliver a better self, one that you like. The person that was in me that I liked best was the one my children seemed to want.” :from Toni Morrison and Motherhood: A Politics of the Heart

#6: Don’t Open My Closet with Hanna Olters

Every other Tuesday, we’re bringing you readings and interviews with the authors published in the alien-themed Issue 6 of the FU Review.This week, on a podcast where we are NOT knocking ourselves down goddamn it, Kelsie sits down with Behram Sidhwa, a philosopher poet with high praise for pigeons and Künstler, Künstlerin (and Alexandra and Luke). We talk about trying to be a nice human being, trying to battle our way through the Berlin winter, and cooking for love. Why go to therapy when you could go to open mics?? (jk go to therapy) Behram reads two pieces involving inter-species relations and that war president, and we talk about writing communities and how pieces are received depending on the reader and the audience. We’ll be back in two weeks. Until then, we are reading absolutely nothing & doing something for ourselves.Behram is a performer, orator, poet, and essayist from India. Mostly writing intuitively, his process is driven by an emotional overflowing that won’t resolve itself until its expression. He has a penchant for creating a surreal blend of the esoteric and the exact, with an efficiency of words that feels like witnessing a fresco in 5 minutes.Remember, our submissions are now open, due Feb 15, 2020! We pay our authors, and ya know, sometimes they end up on a podcast like this one ;) https://www.facebook.com/events/561922491255488/ Follow the FU Review on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!We're so happy to bring you a little literature in a sweet twenty-minute package for the reader on the move, thanks to The FU Review and Bear Radio. And as always, big thanks to Hindenburg for their support.Our outro song is titled ‘A Caring Friend’, which brings me a bit of joy at the end of editing every time – so if you listen through to the end – it’ll be a treat for you now too.

#5: Building Community in the Dead of Winter with Behram Sidhwa

Every other Tuesday, we’re bringing you readings and interviews with the authors published in the Alien-themed Issue 6 of the FU Review.This week, host Kelsie Renehan sits down with Maximilien Luc Proctor, a filmmaker who you can just call Max, to read some stories about blocks (which can’t defend themselves), stories about movies, stories from unfinished novels about unfinished dreams. They talk about the translation of humor, starting your own blog, how to get interviews with famous artists, and Kelsie tries to become Max’s personal hero. Go to Serbia, throw that spaghetti, and try to figure out if Kelsie is lying. Max was truly a joy to record with, and even with cutting the many laughs, the many re-readings of ‘sum of their farts’, this episode is a few minutes longer than usual – but we promise, it’s worth it.@Wolf Kino – hire my mans Max. We're so happy to bring you a little literature in a sweet twenty-minute package for the reader on the move, thanks to The FU Review and Bear Radio. And as always, big thanks to Hindenburg for their support.Follow the FU Review on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/FUReviewBerlin/] and Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/fureviewberlin/] !You can find Max on his blog Ultradogme [https://ultradogme.com/] or on his Vimeo channel [https://vimeo.com/maxluc]! Today, his personal manifesto will be on Photogenie [http://photogenie.be/]. Keep an eye out there in January for his editorial issue. You can (often) find Max in person at Wolf Kino [https://wolfberlin.org/].If ya can’t get enough of Max’s voice, tune into Episode 7 of BandsToWatch Podcast here: [https://open.spotify.com/episode/7vl8tNFlR4m6OT5dRfXj44?si=nb9rp1vkTpaj7fHe0FXDWA]

#4: Lowering People’s Standards with Maximilien Luc Proctor

FU Out Loud

とりあえず、ポッドキャストでラジオ配信をしてみようかと思います。

録ってそのまま現場で配信です。編集することができないので、冗長としてます。20180920 131832.m4a20180920 131832.m4a20180920 131832.m4a20180920 131832.m4a

高円寺なう録りたてびちゃびちゃ

ツイッターで暑い暑い聞きますけどね、もうね、分かったからもっと生産的な話をしましょうよ。暑いのが温暖化のせいなのか、じゃなくて周期的な地球のなんたらなのか、そんくらい話せばいいでしょうよ。いい加減飽きますよ。森友とかそんな感じですよ。そう言えば暑いですね。トモダチのブリュレ~シチリア風誤解ソース添え~.m4a

第４回「トモダチのブリュレ~シチリア風誤解ソース添え~」

前回から引き続きの、アムウェイのお話です。ガヤガヤが申し訳ないです。アドレス：nantokaradio@yahoo.co.jp３回編集後マルチ商法 1.m4a

第３回「ネズミ講ソテー〜アムウェイの風を添えて〜＃２」

こんにちわ工藤です。夏ですね、とても夏です。
昨年と変わって梅雨が少なかったので農家さんが心配になる昨今ですが、そんなあなたに本日は、暑さも吹っ飛ぶネズミ講のお話です。
ネズミ講と言えば、安倍首相も最近推し進めようとしているほどの日本を支えている学問ですよね。
では、お聴きください。ミネクドで、「ネズミ講ソテー〜アムウェイの風を添えて〜＃1」。



「ネズミ講ソテー〜アムウェイの風を添えて〜＃1」.m4a

第二回「ネズミ講ソテー〜アムウェイの風を添えて〜＃1」

なんラジ.m4a初めまして、工藤です。ページを訪問してくださりありがとうございます。
最初の配信でいきなり音声が雑音に隠れていてすみません。次回からはもう少し静かに、しっかりコンセプトを決めてからお話をしたいです...。

第1回「ラジオコンセプトを語るコンセプト」

なんとかラジオ

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A podcast series of a book I’m in the process of writing 

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Two chapters in one week ??? What happened after the story ??

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Chapter 7 & 8

Chapter 6

Not again, This trip isn’t going how it’s supposed to be are we going to finally get the story we’ve been waiting for? The history of the unveiling ?

Chapter 5

Chapter 4 of my new book , Elliot and Raven have finally arrived to the weekend getaway if there dreams, will this be a dream or a nightmare ?

Chapter 4

Come along as we join Raven and Elliot on their birthday trip and Anna finds sanctuary

Chapter 3 SkyDive

Reseñas y confusión.
Opiniones de películas, libros, música, series y muchas cosas más...

seguime en el blog: instruccionesparaverpeliculas.wordpress.com
seguime en twitter: @maxigod

A ver... hay tanto para decir sobre the l word... es una mierda o una buena bizarreada lésbica?

04. SERIES: THE L WORD

Night Moves (2013) en una loca conexión con Tiqqun. Acaso algo de esto tiene sentido?

03. SERIE + LIBRO: NIGHT MOVES + TIQQUN

INSTRUCCIONES PARA VER PELÍCULAS. Hablo sobre el documental de Eloísa Solaas, Las facultades.
Iba a hablar de Le silence de la mer, pero colgué! En fin, esto es lo que hay.
No es una opinión, no es una reseña... es cualquier cosa.
SEGUIME EN EL BLOG: INSTRUCCIONESPARAVERPELICULAS.WORDPRESS.COM
SEGUIME EN TWITTER: TWITTER.COM/MAXIGOD

02. CINE: LAS FACULTADES (SOLAAS, 2019)

INSTRUCCIONES PARA VER PELÍCULAS. Hablo sobre el último trabajo de Pablo Larraín, Ema.
No es una opinión, no es una reseña... es cualquier cosa.
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01. CINE: EMA (LARRAÍN, 2019)

INSTRUCCIONES PARA VER PELÍCULAS

Lovey Dovy First Date

Welcome to Tara Joy Andrews’ podcast Creative Conflab! On this podcast, you will find honest conversations about creativity, art, design, and craft. We'll talk about what it means to be creative, how to stay motivated and inspired, and ways to continue learning in creative ways. Part solo episodes a...

Entrepreneurship

In episode fifteen, I chat with registered dietician, certified diabetes educator,  technology addict and creativity lover, Alka Chopra. We chat about incorporating creativity into our self-care routines, where her love of technology and teaching started, and about her online creative classes.

EP15 - Creativity as self-care and teaching creativity with Alka Chopra

In episode fourteen, I have a powerful chat with Meryl Cook about creativity, how it has shaped her business, and how courage and resilience through creativity is something that makes everyone happier and more confident.

EP14 - Creativity, Compassion and Joy with guest Meryl Cook

In episode thirteen, I chat with USA Today bestselling author, fellow podcaster and author of "How to Build Your Creative Career", Russell Nohelty. We chat about the main areas to focus on to build your creative business, some struggles creatives have, and how Russell can help with his podcast, books, blog posts, and courses.

EP-13 - Creative Business, imposter syndrome and making great work with author Russell Nohelty

In episode twelve I talk about what I love about summertime and some childhood memories. I also chat about creative communities, mentors, and an AMAZING workshop I went to this week.

EP12 - Summertime, creative communities, and creative workshops you should go to now.

In episode eleven, Kerra and I chat honestly about marketing, social media marketing and how to be consistent with your online marketing. We also chat about the importance of connections and how social media can help build relationships.

EP11 - Marketing, social media marketing and making connections online with guest Kerra AuCoin Mansfield

Creative Conflab

Newly created talktv. My first Season ever is raw unedited talk about music news, covid life, and the experience of covid-19. Mostly me trying to come up with material, and rambling about mental health. I'm not a mental health professional, but I provide some counseling tools to help you sleep good....

Tom talks about his life from when he was just a boy.

Toms memories part 2

Toms memories

I'm talking about the dating scene, McDonald's, and my new hobby 

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Dating, McDonald's, and Lasers

Telling you about my experience writing this week.

Writing my blog

Check out my website decafandsugar.com for cool threads, hats, toes, wall art, and more!!!

Decafandsugar.com

The TV

The Phi Phenomenon is an interview podcast hosted by film editor Shane Hazen with filmmakers, writers, artists, craftsman, critics, and -- essentially -- film lovers, about the movies they've loved and how it shaped their lives.

Film Reviews

Film Interviews

Discussion about the novel, 'Heat 2,' written by Michael Mann and Meg Gardiner, which is a sequel to the 1995 film

Episode 99 – Michael Mann & Meg Gardiner's 'Heat 2'

interview with Nicholas Meyer about the "Lubitsch touch"

Episode 98 – 'To Be or Not to Be' & Ernst Lubitsch

Robert Bresson's book on filmmaking, with guest Keith Fraase, editor of 'Past Lives'

Episode 97 – Robert Bresson's 'Notes on the Cinematographer'

Episode 96 – 'Convergence Culture' w/ Author Henry Jenkins

The only features Peyton Reed has directed for the past decade have been Ant-Man films for Marvel. Before that, for a brief period in the late aughts, he was the studios go-to for adult romantic comedies. Before that, his finest (two) hour(s) — all due respect to Bring It On — was the Rock Hudson/Doris Day riff, Down With Love, a period parody filled with a digitally ’60s Manhattan and pre-sexual revolution, pre-Mad Men glee. On this episode, guest Lani Gonzalez and I discuss:- Pillow Talk, the most specific parody subject for Down With Love;
- the Oscar-winning lineage of Hudson/Day series;
- why Lani, lover of Bring It On, disagrees about it being Reed’s finest (two) hour(s).Also:- Peyton Reed’s pre-MCU work, from Mr. Show to the Back to the Future Saturday morning cartoon;
- how Reed turned a pitch for a pre-MCU ’60s-period Fantastic Four into most of Down With Love’s New York “locations”;
- and his post-Love period of adult romantic comedies.Lani Gonzalez writes about film for both Book and Film Globe and, alongside her husband (and former guest-host) AJ, their blog Cinema Then and Now.Both Down With Love and Pillow Talk is available to buy and rent digitally and, also, on physical media.

Episode 95 – 'Down With Love'

Phi Phenomenon

Think UX Haarlem is de eerste design-georiënteerde meetup in Haarlem. Wij organiseren verschillende ontmoetingen tussen ieder geïnteresseerd in het UX design vakgebied; of je nu een professional of beginner bent. Elke maand bespreken we een nieuw onderwerp. Onze missie is om op interactieve wijze de...

De eerste aflevering van de Think UX Haarlem podcast gaat over Positive Design. De podcast is een verlengstuk van de maandelijkse meetups bij de Endeavour Group.

Het afgelopen jaar heeft Maarten Kappert van digital agency Mirabeau zich vastgebeten in de vraag welk effect bedrijven hebben op de samenleving, en direct daarna welke verantwoordelijkheid wij als designers daarvoor hebben. Stapje voor stapje legde hij deze gedragingen bloot, met als ultiem doel een definiëren van nieuwe vuistregels voor designers. Dit is Positive Design gaan heten: het ontwerpen van gebruikerservaringen die een positieve, en dus niet schadelijke, impact hebben op de samenleving en op onze fysieke leefomgeving. En wat blijkt: dat hebben ze ook op de bedrijfsresultaten.

Mocht je vragen of opmerkingen hebben naar aanleiding van de podcast? Stuur een mail naar alex@pixelindustries.com

Wil je meer weten over Think UX Haarlem? www.meetup.com/nl-NL/Think-UX-Haarlem/

001: Positive Design met Maarten P. Kappert

Think UX Haarlem

The time is tough,
We are not just body
Let's sit and decide to focus,
Have some coffee
 and listen what are happiness is 
This is Tanmay Nagar presenting you some beautiful poetries...

Arts Podcasts / Page 5369

The Lingerie Chat with Lace & Haze

Hörbücher zum Einschlafen

Hy

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The Haunted Bookshop by Christopher Morley

Relatos de mujer: radionovela

Minchatur Robiah

FU Out Loud

なんとかラジオ

SkyDive

INSTRUCCIONES PARA VER PELÍCULAS

Lovey Dovy First Date

Creative Conflab

The TV

Phi Phenomenon

Think UX Haarlem

Daastaan

Xicolancheseomeleteria

jyo

Raman

IC之音｜程神父！方念華有問題

Crazy Art Introduction

Il visconte dimezzato, Italo Calvino

Oh Crumbs - The Gluten Free Podcast

21ism Podcast - Telling Artist's Stories Through Vision & Sound

Poetry Darbaar

Lianiliel

Jeanne Andrade

William Ganter

Beer Got Me Here

Amores Altamente Peligrosos

Петко Хинов: Моите аудиокниги

Song of Solomon: Ghosts

Marvel's Wolverine: The Long Night

Alcohol in N.D.

Naduvthon

UCO Faculty Spotlight: Journalism Professor, Mark Hanebutt

Symposium: Vienna: Art and Design

Música.

Mar 28 The Day You Left I Was Found Dead

Prose Before Hoes

Huhgv

The National Gallery of Ireland Podcast

Depois de soltos

Lecturas En Vivo

Libertinagem-Manoel

Mis Lecturas

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