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Hidayet Usta is a shoemaker in his early 80s who has made a living repairing shoes. Having separated from his wife years | dG1fQzdxaUR2UjY3N1E
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00:00I mean Ilai Chetir...
00:03Toopee Kismeni Miss Tide, 22 Nisan, 22.04, 1943's home being.
00:11I'm a girl, I'm a girl.
00:17I'm a girl in Ller Paran, and in 2009, I've been a girl in Ller Paran.
00:22We love our dream. We love our own.
00:26but marketing and differentiated chastere Khan
00:30we see my goals
00:33I justcale
00:34yet that I was doing business
00:35I always did a job
00:37I wanted to do
00:37and then I wasn't afford to bother
00:40besides
00:42We love our hen, we are
00:45we love our friends, always love us
00:48I'm just dying
00:49We're having a better tonight
00:50I'm not a bit alone
00:51it's hard
00:52our vision is hard
00:53Our whole family doesn't even have to go there.
00:57All my family will be taken, so we can save the house.
01:01I don't see the house until I went, but I couldn't see the house.
01:06Our last place is Huzurev.
01:10We go to the house and we will go to the house again.
01:13There's no other place there.
01:15So here we are working on our own.
01:18This world will be an implant. If we don't have any impact, we will be happy with it. If we don't have any impact, we will be happy with it.
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