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Kraków Kierowcy rejestrują auta, ale nie odbierają dokumentów Mogą mieć problem z wyjazdem za granicę lub ze sprzedażą samochodu

Kraków Kierowcy rejestrują auta, ale nie odbierają dokumentów Mogą mieć problem z wyjazdem za granicę lub ze sprzedażą samochodu
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Less competition, focused training during pandemic leads to record-setting track and field performances

Less competition, focused training during pandemic leads to record-setting track and field performances 1of3 Mariella Schweitzer of Joel Barlow cruises to victory in the 100 meter hurdles during the CT State Open Track and Field Championship on June 10, 2021 at Willow Brook Park in New Britain, CT.Gregory Vasil / For Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Gavin Sherry of Conrad wins the 1600 meter run with a new record during the CT State Open Track and Field Championship on June 10, 2021 at Willow Brook Park in New Britain, CT.Gregory Vasil / For Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Record-setting performances during the boys and girls CIAC Class and State Open outdoor track and field meets aren’t an uncommon occurrence.

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I have $0 in my bank account 75K people in N J still waiting for unemployment extension

‘I have $0 in my bank account.’ 75K people in N.J. still waiting for unemployment extension Updated Feb 03, 2021; Posted Feb 03, 2021 Elizabeth Matsutani, 60, pictured at her job as an administrative assistant in Eatontown. She was laid off from her job at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Facebook Share Twitter Share On Jan. 9, Elizabeth Matsutani said she received her last unemployment check for $414, exhausting the benefits she’s relied on since April after she lost her job as an administrative assistant due to the coronavirus pandemic. Since then, the 60-year-old has watched her bills pile up $1,100 in rent for her Lake Como studio apartment, $173 in cable and internet, $136 for car insurance, and money for her cat’s insulin for diabetes.

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