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The political ambition of a Bangladeshi teacher corrodes both community and self, as corruption takes hold.
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00:00So here I am going to get off the stairs, so I don't have to walk you right now.
00:02I'll get off by the way, right?
00:05I'll get off by.
00:07Don't get off by now.
00:09Monir, because you used to be able to get you.
00:12I can't do that, but I'll get off by now.
00:19Come.
00:21Good work.
00:22Come on.
00:26Come on.
00:29I have never seen him.
00:29What is he talking about?
00:34I am.
00:35I am.
00:37What is he talking about?
00:40Yes.
00:41What do you say?
00:44I am.
00:45What do you say?
00:46Yes.
00:47Okay.
00:48I am.
00:49I am.
00:49What do you say?
00:50Yes.
00:55Good afternoon.
00:56Thank you very much. My name is my name, Madam Madam.
01:01And this is my name, Raehan.
01:03This is my name. My name is my name.
01:07Yes, my name is my name.
01:10I'm very happy to have a mentor.
01:12I'm very happy to have you.
01:15Let's go.
01:17I'm going to go to the next month.
01:20Madam, what are you doing today?
01:22Yes.
01:22I'm going to go to the next month.
01:25My name is my name.
01:29I'm going to go to the next month.
01:35I'm going to go.
01:38I'm going to go.

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