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The past seven days
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In the return of Arrested Development , Michael Bluth struggles to start a new life away from the Bluth Company only to have several bumps i...
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Despite the tragedy here in Colorado I still went out to a different theater last night and saw the much anticipated finale to Christopher N...
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Man of Steel doesn't officially come out until midnight tonight, but Warner Bros. has already tapped director Zack Snyder and David S. G...
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The screeening list has been set for the 2013 South by Southwest Film Festival and Conference (aka, SXSW) in Austin, TX. Several world premi...
Monday, March 21, 2011
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obviously i heard about this on television, too, considering T-Mobile being a company in my country. They lost too much in the USA and probably get more money when they just get parts from ATT by letting them eat their whole western area. Both companies got massive back up on the financial stock market though. For the american customer it may not be the best thing though, like you already pointed out. For europeans it only means they will catch up and maybe make their stuff better to attract more customers and widen their european base. now my comment was longer than your original post, but fuck that i wanted to give my two cents haha :D greets
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