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@s.m.__00: أنا العدوُّ لذاتي، والسُّمُّ في كبدي وكلُّ ما كنتُ أخشاهُ ارتكبتُه بيدي ما خنتُ غيري ولكنّي خذلتُ أنا ذاكَ الذي في المرايا يرتجي أحدي #عشوائيات #اكسبلور #ترند #العراق #الشعب_الصيني_ماله_حل😂😂

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In 2015, an ordinary Canadian news interview accidentally captured one of the funniest examples of police de-escalation on live television. Ontario Provincial Police Const. Graham Williamson was speaking with CBC reporter Neil Herland on an overpass in Toronto about a fatal crash near Black Creek Drive when the reporter suddenly noticed two drivers arguing on the road below. The interview immediately turned into something completely different. Williamson looked over the edge and started shouting at the men to get back in their cars. When they kept arguing, he warned them they could be arrested and yelled,
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