00:00Today, I am a protestant.
00:03I am a patriot, and I am a patriot.
00:07This is a protestant.
00:12We protested the protestant.
00:15I am a patriot.
00:19We have a protestant.
00:24This is a very difficult thing to do with our land.
00:32This is the most difficult thing we are doing in our production house.
00:44I'm a journalist from the U.S. Department of State.
00:49Today, we are all about the U.S. Department of State.
00:55In the past, this was a very difficult time to get to the university.
01:01This was a very difficult time for us to get to the university.
01:04There was a lot of work in the cinema and the serial work.
01:07There are a lot of great work done.
01:10We have to do the best work of this,
01:11and we have to doobilize the work done.
01:17So I am not sure how it feels to put it,
01:23but do we have to do that?
01:24I have to do it for the future.
01:27We have to do it for the future,
01:28especially the event.
01:30We have to do it for the future and our life.
01:32We have to do it for them.
01:35We have to do that,
01:38this is a result of his career and his job is to be proud of him.
01:53It was a very difficult time for us to do this process.
02:00It was a very difficult time for us to do this.
02:05We didn't have to do this.
02:09We didn't have to do this.
02:19The world is always the most important place to live in the country.
02:24The name is Zubin Dibok, which is called Riser.
02:33I think Zubin Dibok was the most important place in the country at 9 September.
02:39There was a place where Zubin is a place where we have a place to live.
