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am a scorpio november 4 by horoscope and am currently dating an Aries girl march 26 ,it haven't been a month since I started dating her but all I feel inside me is dat this whole relationship is a game, she seems to care all about money, there was a time she asked for airtime and I told her to come down her house and pick the card she ignored me,I called her like 5times she ignored my calls but when i sent the card she flashed back ,now she is demanding money to go to market and I don't have it with, de funny aspect of this is am a sex being by nature, I love sex and I have come to leave with it long time ago and funny enough i haven't even touched her talk more of cuddling her and with her attitude I don't think she would even allow me anywhere closer to her,don't get me wrong but sex Is a way I can be assured am not a maga and besides I don't loose in anything I do,it naturally kills me.now she is demanding for money she doesn't even want me to bring it to her house or maybe come to my house n get it,she wants me to bring it to a friend with an excuse that she busy with her training ,I have these strong feeling that she is a player but with this look on her face she seems so vulnerable. when I met her on our initial conversation I asked her of her birthday which is march 26 but when I was with her at a fast food joint she went ahead to ask the people working there how they do rent out the place for birthdays ,looking at her she was serious with the enquiry ,on coming back she was like 'god this place is very costly for booking birthday ' me self was like 'I thought ur birthday is still 4months to come ' but she replied with a kind of tease " y are u asking would u borrow d money?, " I ignored her.the issue with me is not dat i can't play the game along with her but whenever I see her the vulnerability in her hits my conscience very hard and I don't wanna hurt the wrong person, I might ttbe wrong or right thats y I need an advice ,if I do it my way trust me I WILL NEVER LOOSE I just want to be sure if she real or fake,on a normal day to pick my calls na war after some time she will come up with an excuse, am calm on the outside but am not calm in behavior .me self na sweet boy!! no b say I 5n but girls de find it hard to resist me dats my personality n beside she is not my first n would not b my last

am a scorpio november 4 by horoscope and am currently dating an Aries girl march 26 ,it haven't been a month since I started dating her but all I feel inside me is dat this whole relationship is a game, she seems to care all about money, there was a time she asked for airtime and I told her to come down her house and pick the card she ignored me,I called her like 5times she ignored my calls but when i sent the card she flashed back ,now she is demanding money to go to market and I don't have it with, de funny aspect of this is am a sex being by nature, I love sex and I have come to leave with it long time ago and funny enough i haven't even touched her talk more of cuddling her and with her attitude I don't think she would even allow me anywhere closer to her,don't get me wrong but sex Is a way I can be assured am not a maga and besides I don't loose in anything I do,it naturally kills me.now she is demanding for money she doesn't even want me to bring it to her house or maybe come to my house n get it,she wants me to bring it to a friend with an excuse that she busy with her training ,I have these strong feeling that she is a player but with this look on her face she seems so vulnerable. when I met her on our initial conversation I asked her of her birthday which is march 26 but when I was with her at a fast food joint she went ahead to ask the people working there how they do rent out the place for birthdays ,looking at her she was serious with the enquiry ,on coming back she was like 'god this place is very costly for booking birthday ' me self was like 'I thought ur birthday is still 4months to come ' but she replied with a kind of tease " y are u asking would u borrow d money?, " I ignored her.the issue with me is not dat i can't play the game along with her but whenever I see her the vulnerability in her hits my conscience very hard and I don't wanna hurt the wrong person, I might be wrong or right thats y I need an advice ,if I do it my way trust me I WILL NEVER LOOSE I just want to be sure if she real or fake,on a normal day to pick my calls na war after some time she will come up with an excuse, am calm on the outside but am not calm in behavior

yea have u tried brushing morning n evening or rather buy orbit chewing gum n eat everytime u eat sumtin

dis pple sef ,y dem de lie down? anyway fine couple sha

i don die ur babe left u for masquareds chai ,try lagbaja costume maybe u can have her back

u jus de yarn rubbish

;Dmmmmh nawao ,y u de suffer dis small boy eeehh? open naa may him see sumething.na dis thing u go de do small time him go rape u n u go come vex ,

:-Xuna fit fight american n isreal? stupid idiots ,common nigeria una no fit fight talk more of USA N ISREAL,ndi ara,abeg live me make i go smoke my weedddd

intimidationnnnnnn

:ochai nawao :ochai nawao

see him face aboki nama

From Punch
A report by a committee of the
United States House of
Representatives has linked the
fundamentalist Islamist sect, Boko
Haram to al Shabaab, the terror
group that carried out the
September 21 Westgate Mall attack
in Nairobi, Kenya.
The report dated September 13,
2013 and entitled, ‘Boko Haram:
Growing Threat to the US
Homeland’, also acknowledged the
growing relationship between the
Nigerian sect and another terror
group, the Al Qaeda in the land of
the Islamic Maghreb.
The 39-page report noted that
“while there is no evidence that al
Qaeda’s core in Afghanistan and
Pakistan commands Boko Haram’s
operations, it is clear from the
words of multiple US officials and
media reports that Boko Haram is
supportive of, and supported by Al
Qaeda networks such as AQIM.”
It noted that “it is the unity of ideology
and mutual hatred for the West between
the Al Qaeda networks that exposes the
danger Boko Haram poses to the U.S
Homeland.”
The committee described Boko Haram as
a “hardened and sophisticated terror
network” that required multiple
simultenous local and international
efforts to enhance the capacity and
capability of the the Nigerian Police and
the military to curtail its activities.
It said there was an urgent need by the
US to designate the sect as a Foreign
Terrorist Organisation because it has
shown no signs of ending its aggression
against the government of Nigeria and
the Western world.
The commiteee wrote, “The world is
coming to know more about Boko Haram;
their intentions, what they’re capable of,
and who is supporting them.
“The US Intelligence Community is
working to erase the gaps in our
understanding of Boko Haram, but it is
already evident they are a serious threat
to US interests and potentially to the US
Homeland.
‘‘Acknowledging this threat publicly by
designating Boko Haram an FTO will
establish a legal mechanism for
prosecuting any supporters within US
jurisdictions.
“This is an increasingly important tool
given their attempts to market themselves
to a wider international audience.
“Boko Haram shows no signs of ending
its campaign against the government of
Nigeria and the Western world. Two years
after their August 2011 bombing of a
United Nations facility in Abuja, Nigeria,
Boko Haram remains a threat to the
international community, and continues
to be a developing threat to the US
Homeland.”
The report said that Boko Haram had
“highly skilled bomb makers who might
have received training from experienced
militants elsewhere, potentially indicating
a stronger relationship between them
and AQIM or Al Shabaab.
It said that besides building
sophisticated weaponry, it was now
possible that Boko Haram had acquired
or will acquire SA-7 and SA-24
shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles.
The SA-7 missile is effective up to 1,300
metres, while some newer models reach
altitudes of almost four kilometres.
Although most aircraft cruise around
9,140 metres, the SA-7 could be used to
target aircraft during takeoff and
landing.
In the report, the committee warned, “It
does not take much imagination to
picture the threat these weapons would
pose to commercial aviation in Abuja if
they fell into Boko Haram hands.”
Out of the 20,000 such weapons in Libya,
only 5,000 of them had been secured
through a $40m US programme to buy up
loose missiles during the fall of the
Gadhafi regime. Most are believed to
have found their way into countries that
share common boundaries with Nigeria.
The committee acknowledged that the
Goodluck Jonathan administration had
taken some potentially promising steps in
its effort to fight Boko Haram.
It said the appointment of Col. Sambo
Dasuki (retd), a northern Nigerian
Muslim, to the position of National
Security Adviser on June 23, 2012,
demonstrated Jonathan’s willingness to
give northerners and Muslims a visible
role in Nigeria’s struggle with Boko
Haram.
“Dasuki has taken the lead in organising
government’s fight against Boko Haram,
and his background as a Muslim from the
North may give him obvious and potent
symbolic significance,” the committee
said.
In spite of this, the committee observed
that concerns regarding the capability of
the Jonathan administration to effectively
deal with Boko Haram remained
prominent.
The committee said without foreign
assistance from countries such as the US
and the UK, the Nigerian government
would almost certainly face a prolonged
battle in neutralising Boko Haram.
According to the committee, the State
Department, which has also engaged
Nigeria through its African Coastal and
Border Security programme, has focused
its assistance on peacekeeping support,
training, border and maritime security,
and increasing military
professionalisation.
But it lamented that in spite of the
training, the “JTF continues to behave
unprofessionally, and has been accused
of human rights abuses by Human Rights
Watch, among other entities, including
the State Department’s most recent
annual human rights report.”
It also warned that greater pressure must
be applied to the JTF to abandon counter-
productive and brutal tactics alienating
northerners.
The committee said failure of the
Secretary of State to designate the Boko
Haram sect an FTO, was the ‘most
obvious flaw in the US effort to combat it
and prevent its expansion.’
It said, “If Boko Haram were to be
designated an FTO, it would support US
intelligence community efforts to curb
the group’s financing, stigmatise and
isolate it internationally, heighten public
awareness and knowledge, and signal to
other governments the US takes the
threat from Boko Haram seriously.
“If Boko Haram is not designated an FTO,
its potential threat to the US and its
capability to attack the homeland would
likely increase. It is therefore an urgent
next step to take in fighting this growing
al Qaeda affiliate in Nigeria.”
The committee further said as the
number of attacks perpetrated by Boko
Haram had increased in 2013, so had the
attention paid to the group by the US.

Protesters organized by the Joint
Campus Committee (JCC) of the National
Association of Nigerian Students (NANS)
were barred from gaining entrance into
the University of Lagos (UNILAG) in the
afternoon of September 25, 2013,
Wednesday.
The protesters began their march about 12
p.m., starting out from the bustling
Ojuelegba overhead bridge in the Surulere
area of Lagos, and stopping just outside the
main entrance gate at the University of
Lagos.
According to SaharaReporters the police
did not disrupt the protest, but that the
protesters found the university’s gates shut
against them. A source within UNILAG
disclosed that many of the university’s
students did not participate in the protest,
and in fact instigated the closure of the
gate to prevent the protest from drawing a
crowd within the institution.
In another development, the new national
President of NANS, Yinka Gbadebo, had
reportedly dissociated himself from any
protest held in solidarity with the Academic
Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), whose
members have been on a long strike. In
earlier statements, Mr. Gbadebo took a
stance against both ASUU and the Federal
Government. However, the NANS leader has
been particularly critical of ASUU, accusing
the body of opposing efforts to revive
student union bodies in every institution.
His position has evolved to reveal
increasing sympathy with the Federal
Government.
In turn, the leader of the Lagos chapter of
the JCC of NANS accused Mr. Gbadebo and
other NANS leaders of “misrepresenting the
students at the federal level,” adding, “we
are not waiting on them for any
movement.”
The JCC protesters demonstrated outside
the UNILAG gate for several hours.
Throughout the protest, the gate remained
locked, with no one able to go in or out of
the gate until the protests ended in the late
afternoon.

ENUGU— Hundreds of ex-Biafran soldiers,
yesterday, vowed to engage in a showdown
with the federal government over the non-
release of their entitlements more than
forty years after the war, despite repeated
promises.
Apparently to show their seriousness, the
war veterans threatened to embark on a
street-wide protest in Abuja in a few weeks,
if government refused to meet their
demand within a reasonable time frame,
expressing dismay that most of their
members had lost their lives because of the
absence of reasonable sources of
livelihood.
Rising from an emergency meeting in
Enugu, the ex-soldiers, led by Col. Victor
Onah (rtd) and Ibe Nwachukwunta,
national coordinator and attorney
respectively, condemned the non-chalance
of the Federal Government towards their
plight, in spite of their contributions to the
nation.
Apart from demanding that urgent
attention, rehabilitation, settlement,
payment of their emoluments/entitlements
and any other money be given to them, the
veterans also asked for their reintegration
and assimilation into the nation’s armed
forces in order to facilitate the payment of
their pensions.

LOS ANGELES (AFP) – The promoters of
Michael Jackson’s last tour were “so
excited” about making huge profits that
they did not bother to hire a competent
doctor for the star, his family’s lawyer
said Tuesday in closing arguments.
As a five-month trial draws to a close,
Jackson attorney Brian Panish said the
self-styled King of Pop was “an easy
target” for AEG Live, which was
managing his “This is It” tour starting in
London in 2009.
“We may never see the likes of Michael
Jackson again,” Panish told the 12-
member jury in a courtroom in
downtown Los Angeles, where the trial
opened in April and has seen nearly 60
witnesses and over 800 pieces of
evidence.
Jackson died on June 25, 2009 from an
overdose of the anesthetic propofol at
his rented Holmby Hills mansion
outside Los Angeles, where he was
rehearsing for the “This is It” shows at
London’s 02 Arena. He was 50 years
old.
Dr. Conrad Murray was convicted of
involuntary manslaughter in a criminal
trial in 2011 for giving the drug to the
“Thriller” star — who suffered from
chronic insomnia — to help him sleep.
He was jailed for four years.
In the civil trial, the singer’s mother
Katherine Jackson, 83, is seeking
massive damages — her lawyers have
cited $1.5 billion in lost income and an
unspecified amount for emotional loss
and other damages — for Jackson’s
death.
She alleges that AEG Live negligently
hired an inappropriate and
incompetent doctor for her son —
Murray is a cardiologist — and missed a
series of red flags about his failing
health in the run-up to his death.
“They chose not to check anything
about Dr. Murray’s background .. They
chose to run the risk, to make a huge
profit, and they lost and they’re
responsible,” he said.
“AEG wanted the King of Pop in their
arena in London. They would do
whatever it took to get him on stage…
They were so excited about how much
money they were going to make,” he
added.
“They knew what they were getting. Now
they want to come in and deny it.”
Summing up his case, he said Jackson
may have been one of the world’s most
famous entertainers but in his mind he
was like “a real-life Peter Pan.”
“He was an easy target” for the
corporate promoter, long experienced
in running tours for some of the biggest
acts in the world, he said.
AEG Live counters that it did not sign a
contract with Murray, and that a
promised $150,000 a month for his
services would come from an advance it
was making to Jackson, meaning
effectively that the star hired his own
medic.
The promoter’s lead lawyer, Marvin
Putnam, is due to present his side’s
closing arguments after Panish
concludes his summing up.

i understand d anger of the non-igbos here but am telling u there is nothing,i mean absolutely nothing u can do about it,the igbos are nigerians and everywhere they are they must be recognized one way or the other,come to think of it after so many years after the war,when the so called patriotic nigerians comitted genocide against the igbos yet they are back into the system even stronger and more powerful than before,i bet u guys they are more than enough to swindle the votes of ogun to any party of their choice so unless u accept them as they are u will always boil in anger and no matter the degree of ur anger u cannot push them away

the duo who are on their Us/Canada tour moved to canada yesterday,
they hit the club later at night

Senator Ahmad Sani Yerima, representing
Zamfara West Senatorial District at the
National Assembly has publicly come out to
defend his position on the child marriage
act.
Senator Yerima has been at the receiving
end of harsh criticisms by angry Nigerians
for kicking against section 29 (a) of the
proposed constitutional amendment, which
states that a Nigerian girl can only qualify
for marriage when she is at least 18 years
old. He claimed that the provision
contradicts Islamic law.
Channels Television recently
caught up with the Senator who
publicly defended his views on
child marriage.
The Senator revealed that he has 28
children and one of his daughters who is
now 16 would be given out in marriage on
September 6, 2013.

Like many mothers, Rajeshwari Karnan
was delighted when she gave birth to a
son. The 23- year-old farm labourer and
her husband, Karnan Perumal, 26,
already had a two-year-old daughter,
but like many in the state of Tamil Nadu,
they considered a boy a particular
blessing.
So when Rahul arrived in May, they were
especially delighted.
However, just over a week later, their joy
turned to misery.
One day Rajeshwari Karnan suddenly
heard her baby Rahul (pictured)
screaming from inside the
hut. She ran towards him, but before
she could get there, a neighbour
shouted ‘Your baby is on fire!’
One afternoon, says Rajeshwari, she was
washing her daughter when she
suddenly heard Rahul screaming from
inside the hut. She ran towards him, but
before she could get there, a neighbour
shouted to her the words she will never
forget: ‘Your baby is on fire!’
‘There was a flame on his belly and his
right knee,’ Rajeshwari told the New York
Times last week, ‘and my husband
rushed with a towel to put it off
[sic]. I got very scared.’
The couple immediately took their son to
hospital, but the doctors were mystified.
Later, the parents returned home,
hoping this bizarre and disturbing
occurrence would not repeat itself.
But it has done — three more times,
according to the couple. The last incident
took place one afternoon last month,
with their little boy suffering first and
second-degree burns. As a result, the
family have now been forced to move
from their village, due to their
neighbours’ fears that the baby could
cause a serious fire.
This month, the couple took the child to
be examined at a hospital in the city of
Chennai, where the doctors are equally
baffled.
Foul play appears to have been ruled
out, with Karnan Perumal saying that he
and his wife would never be ‘crazy
[enough] to burn our own baby’.
Some people are saying the flames must
be the work of a deity, while others
suspect the use of combustible
phosphorous in the materials used
to build the couple’s home.
Doctors are now considering whether
baby Rahul is a victim of one of the
strangest and most mysterious of
phenomena said to affect the body
– spontaneous human combustion
But the doctors are now considering
whether baby Rahul is a victim of one of
the strangest and most mysterious of
phenomena said to affect the body
— spontaneous human combustion.
‘We are in a dilemma and haven’t come
to any conclusion,’ says Dr Narayan
Babu. ‘The parents have held that the
baby burned instantaneously without
any provocation. We are carrying out
numerous tests. We are not saying it is
SHC (spontaneous human combustion)
until all the investigations are complete.’
Is it really possible for a baby to burst
suddenly into flames? And if so, how on
earth does it happen — and could other
infants elsewhere in the world fall victim
to the same extraordinary
circumstances?
Although spontaneous combustion has
been written about for centuries, there
are many who are sceptical about its
existence. All too often, when presented
with the grisly image of a pile of human
ash with only the legs remaining, the
doubters will insist that the victim
probably died from falling asleep with a
cigarette, or was sitting too near a fire.
Such explanations may seem reasonable,
but they ignore the fact that human
bodies are extremely hard to burn. We
are composed largely of water.
And the bits of us that aren’t damp —
especially our bones — require a huge
and sustained amount of heat to reduce
to ash.

ever wondered why this child is surrounded by these people
the ist and second people are the parents of the child
the 3rd is the staff of the hospital bowing towards the child

two other kids in the other ward are alive because of the kidney and liver of the dead child

Now that's what I call generosity

just dey observe

A 36-year-old architect, Eniola
Kiyesola, was allegedly beaten to death
by land grabbers, on August 18, at Omo
Ebi Bagidan Village, after he refused to
give them the sum of N5,000 they were
demanding for.
According to sources, it was gathered
that Kiyesola left the house after he bade
his wife and kids goodbye, to the
construction site where he was
supervising an ongoing work when the
land grabbers stormed the site.
The culprits demanded the sum of
N5,000, threatening that they would
prevent the work from continuing if he
does not settle them.

Modern techniques will enable a patient to be revived
up to 24 hours after they stop breathing, Dr Sam
Parnia says.
The American critical care physician, who trained in
London, said: ‘We may soon be rescuing people from
death’s clutches hours, or even longer, after they have
actually died.’
He claims the US actor James Gandolfini, star of The
Sopranos – who died in June aged 51 in Rome –
might have survived if he had suffered his massive
heart attack in New York.
‘I believe if he died here, he could still be alive. We’d
cool him down, pump oxygen to the tissues, which
prevents them from dying,’ Dr Parnia told Germany’s
Der Spiegel magazine. ‘Clinically dead, he could then
be cared for by the cardiologist. He would make an
angiogram, find the clot, take it out, put in a stent
and we would restart the heart.’
Dr Parnia, whose new book on resuscitation science is
called Erasing Death, said death should be reversible
for many patients, providing they are in the right
place getting the right treatment.
‘Of course we can’t rescue everybody and many
people with heart attacks have other major problems,’
he said. ‘But if all the latest medical technologies and
training had been implemented, which clearly hasn’t
been done, then in principle the only people who
should die and stay dead are those that have an
underlying condition that is untreatable.
‘A heart attack is treatable. Blood loss as well. A
terminal cancer isn’t, neither are many infections with
multiresistant pathogens. In these cases, even if we’d
restart the heart, it would stop again and again.
‘My basic message: The death we commonly perceive
today in 2013 is a death that can be reversed.’ Dr
Parnia, head of intensive care at the Stony Brook
University Hospital in New York, said resuscitation
figures tell their own story.
The average resuscitation rate for cardiac arrest
patients is 18 per cent in US hospitals and 16 per cent
in Britain. But at his hospital it is 33 per cent – and
the rate peaked at 38 per cent earlier this year.
‘Most, but not all of our patients, get discharged with
no neurological damage whatsoever,’ he said, adding
that it is a ‘widely held misconception’ – even among
doctors – that the brain begins to suffer massive
damage from oxygen deprivation three to five
minutes after the heart stops.
‘In the past decade we have seen tremendous
progress. With today’s medicine, we can bring people
back to life up to one, maybe two hours, sometimes
even longer, after their heart stopped beating and
they have thus died by circulatory failure.
‘In the future, we will likely get better at reversing
death.’
The techniques he advocates are not cryogenics –
freezing the body immediately after death – but
cooling it down to best preserve brain cells while
keeping up the level of oxygen in the blood. This buys
time to fix the underlying problem and restart the
heart, he claims.
He says that if someone collapses with a heart attack,
call 999 then immediately place bags of frozen
vegetables on them until the ambulance arrives, as it
helps protect the brain.
‘It is possible that in 20 years, we may be able to
restore people to life 12 hours or maybe even 24
hours after they have died.
‘You could call that resurrection, if you will. But I still
call it resuscitation science.’

Yesterday, pop star Davido via his twitter
handle rendered some tangible advice to
women.
‘According to him, it is wrong for a man to
hit any woman.
He says “Please ladies, never ever let your
man hit you!!! If he touches you, leave
him!!!”
See his tweet below:

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Robin Thicke feat. T.I. and Pharrell,
“Blurred Lines”
Taylor Swift, “I Knew You Were Trouble”
Best Hip Hop Video
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis feat. Ray
Dalton, “Can’t Hold Us” WINNER
Drake, “Started From The Bottom”
Kendrick Lamar, “Swimming Pools”
A$AP Rocky feat. Drake, 2 Chainz and
Kendrick Lamar, “F–kin’ Problems”
J. Cole feat. Miguel, “Power Trip”
Best Male Video
Justin Timberlake, “Mirrors”
Robin Thicke feat. T.I. and Pharrell,
“Blurred Lines”
Bruno Mars, “Locked Out of Heaven”
WINNER
Ed Sheeran, “Lego House”
Kendrick Lamar, “Swimming Pools”
Best Female Video
Rihanna feat. Mikky Ekko, “Stay”
Taylor Swift, “I Knew You Were Trouble”
WINNER
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Pink feat. Nate Ruess, “Just Give Me A
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Best Pop Video
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Best Rock Video
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Mumford & Sons, “I Will Wait”
Thirty Seconds To Mars, “Up in the Air”
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Best Art Direction
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Best Editing
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Calvin Harris feat. Florence Welch, “Sweet
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Macklemore & Ryan Lewis feat. Ray Dalton,
“Can’t Hold Us”
Justin Timberlake, “Mirrors” WINNER
Miley Cyrus, “We Can’t Stop”
Best Visual Effects
Capital Cities, “Safe and Sound” WINNER
Duck Sauce, “It’s You”
Flying Lotus, “Tony Tortures”
Skrillex feat. the Doors “Breakn’ a Sweat”
The Weeknd “Wicked Games”
Best Song of The Summer
One Direction, “Best Song Ever” WINNER
Miley Cyrus, ‘We Can’t Stop”
Selena Gomez, “Come And Get It”
Robin Thicke, “Blurred Lines”
Daft Punk, “Get Lucky”
Calvin Harris, “I Need Your Love”
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