Post by account_disabled on Mar 5, 2024 8:48:33 GMT
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It follows that American senators clearly do not read news from France Phone Number abroad. However, things are not going very well for them when it comes to reading local news: very recently, the US Government Accountability Office officially admitted that the damage from piracy is exaggerated, and the loss is carried out incorrectly by "copiers". By the way, at the end of last week, the British musician Mick Jagger spoke ab the accounting of the loss is carried out incorrectly by "copiers". s" in an interview with the BBC. "People didn't make any money from recording for a very short time. When the Rolling Stones started, we didn't get anything from record sales because the record companies didn't pay anything at all," says Jagger. "They didn't pay anybody! Then there was a short period in the '70s until 1997, when people received money.
They paid quite well and everyone earned then. But this period has passed." "copiers". By the way, at the end of last week, the British musician Mick Jagger spoke about his vision of the problem of the so-called "loss" in an interview with the BBC. "People didn't make any money from recording for a the loss is carried out incorrectly by "copiers". By the way, at the end of last week, the British musician Mick Jagger spoke ab very short time. When the Rolling Stones started, we didn't get anything from record sales because the record companies didn't pay anything at all," says Jagger. "They didn't pay anybody! Then there was a short period in the '70s until 1997, when people received money. They paid quite well and everyone earned then. But this period has passed."
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