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Arden 2022-04-20 09:01:16
The balance between idealism and reality
So thrilling! So fantastic! Victory, power, money define who controls and will domain. And sometimes it's exactly the irrational decision with high risks leads us to victory, although we have to make tradeoffs between what we really want and what we can get when the decisions are made, even in the...
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Tressie 2022-04-19 09:01:26
very nice
Wife, go to the west district after I enter Ni Min, go to the west district, last year, give you the most beautiful You think Li Jinhong's wife The West District last year gave you the most beautiful Do you think Li Jinhong's wife is the most beautiful. Go to the West District after entering Ni...

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Miles 2021-10-20 19:01:50
It was a surprise at all. It's not a brainless enthusiasm at all, and more discussed the pressures imposed by the bureaucracy in Ford on the real level. Although VS Ferrari, the small details are filled with respect for Ferrari's racing spirit. Bell's interpretation perfectly shows what it is like to fall into the enthusiasm for the profession. It’s just that the internal struggles in the early stage of the company wiped out the confrontational feeling of Le Mans, the final episode of Matt Damon. The ending of Matt Damon was also a bit light and flamboyant, and the overall character did not come out.
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