the practice of comlari has been illegal in nepal since 2000. look to the lens and smile. with the help of girls like suma, it s finally coming to an end. for suma, it is not enough that she herself is free. she s using her education to make sure all girls are getting to school. mom, dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that s heart healthy. [ dad ] jan?
i m going to talk about this at the end of the show. it s about love lost. the poor kid can t marry the rich girl. we get that. it s about self-creation, about america. why does it keep coming back as a movie, first question? oh, i think because those things will never go away. i mean, we re constantly reinventing ourselves individually and as a nation this is the great sort of american project that we re embarked on and, as you said, this novel is the great suma of so many principles that drive up, the psychological drives, the financial drives. this one arrives right after our latest almost depression. so it has all sorts of contemporary residences, just even in terms of the economic context. so i just think it does contain just so many of the elements of the american character. let me ask you about this leo dicaprio.
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it every five or ten years since. i m going to talk about this at the end of the show. it s about love lost. the poor kid can t marry the rich girl. we get that. it s about self-creation, about america. why does it keep coming back as a movie, first question? oh, i think because those things will never go away. i mean, we re constantly reinventing ourselves individually and as a nation this is the great sort of american project that we re embarked on and, as you said, this novel is the great suma of so many principles that drive up, the psychological drives, the financial drives. this one arrives right after our latest almost depression. so it has all sorts of contemporary residences, just even in terms of the economic context. so i just think it does contain just so many of the elements of the american character. let me ask you about this leo
38 against the lakers. took over the games, scored 38 points, outscored kobe. the place was up for grabs. i confess to having gone to a modelles the next day. he said we re printing the jerseys, we don t have them yet. and they had in the interim made up these jeremy lin t-shirts they were selling and there was a line at 10:00 in the morning. everyone had the jeremy lin shirt. and they re doing this, they re winning these games without their best players. that s their question. now the two superstars come back. how does that change things? carmelo and statemeier come back. at harvard? how did he finish? i don t think he was suma. might have been a magna. which isn t bad. they give you as for