she – A key
Tweets by NBA

he is writing in E key about being a victim of a registration problem. I can’t tell if he was a victim somewhere else or if he replaced a Good Team member victim. We should move him along either way.
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he – J key
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he – B key – not the famous Kobe Bryant, but he has a lot of followers.

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he – B key
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she – C key
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she – C key
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he – F key
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she – D key
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she – A key
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she – L key, single letter punctuation
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she – A key
Tweets by MOhlhausenFTC

she – A key
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she – A key
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he – A key
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he – A key – In some tweets, he is correct to emphasize that until recently, my sense of human sexuality variation and sexual mores was the public prose version. I mean, I was supportive of LBGT rights and humanistic within that framework. I had no concept of special Heine crimes and I didn’t realize the percentage of feminine figures who were actually XY.

Tweets by kayleighmcenany

he – A key
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he – A key
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she – A key
Tweets by MeghanMcCain

she – A key
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he – A key
Tweets by LindseyGrahamSC

she…the id is rotating/empty. I’m partial to this one in particular. We can put a new person there no matter.

John McCain used to joke that the press was his base. He understood like few others that a free press was necessary for a functioning democracy, and that no politician ever got exactly the coverage they wanted. More people in his party need to understand that. Rest In Peace.

— Richard Stengel (@stengel) August 26, 2018

she – B,A key
Dudes want more color on NN PA. In this reality, it’s a mistake to say a lot. I’ve tried to explain that I only saw the public reality. In ’84 I went on a date and spent the night with someone who I thought was a female I went to HS with (though I didn’t really know her there) and who later matriculated at UPenn. It was a fun date. I didn’t realize it was a special spook connected thing. I didn’t know anything about Heine. Now I understand these things and realize it was a special in guy. I asked and FBI/CIA confirmed that was true. What part was real and what part was artificial? I think it was real in the sense that no orders were involved and she/he wasn’t knowingly participating in any sting. For both of us, it was limited by the fact that I wasn’t in key and in prose, she could only convey fake stories about her background. It didn’t have the emotional coherence I would get from an actual A…and that is why I ended up in long term relationships with actual A’s or females that mostly inhabited one out world identity in their life. We were both into music, fun, breaking rules, and being non-conventional. The in people around me at UPenn, were like that too. So she/he fell in with them and ended up living with a guy, which is presumably what ended her. Today I can read key pretty well, I know about a lot of the reality that people have been through, and am learning to listen to slow speech. I am still weak at trying to convery anything long or complicated in key (and I criticize it because it is always limited compared to prose). So today, my reality is different and bisexuality is an okay part of that and not a theoretical idea I have no experience with.

They had a ferocious primary fight, especially South Carolina in 2000, but found a way to work together afterwards and forged a friendship https://t.co/yBFgZmJgxS

— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) August 26, 2018

she – A key
Tweets by AxiosNick

she – A key
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she – A key
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he – fancy serial A key – good expressiveness; not that many penalties, so I give example

Celebrate Blake Lively’s Birthday With Her Best Instagram Photos [SLIDESHOW] https://t.co/Os6pvAbTgx pic.twitter.com/gMRJN2uvOk

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) August 26, 2018

editor he – B key
IT she – fancy A key
Tweets by TheOnion

she – O key=>fancy serial A key

I would like to get better reports on what is said about these high velocity replacement situations where people only last a few days – POTUS,Reuters,CNN, etc. They might be different cases, but we should be able to learn something.

Tweets by realDonaldTrump

she – D key
not sure if she has a story. she looks like some prior add, but I couldn’t locate the original ref. I feel involved and concerned about poaching and similar activities.

Tweets by GracieeGorgeous

he – B key
Tweets by redsteeze

he – D,A key
Tweets by espn

she – A key
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he – A key, single letter punctuation
Tweets by RT_com

she – A key morpheme heavy style
Tweets by NatGeo

she – A key – leading a very animated discussion with photos
Tweets by NYTNational

she – A key (and definitely not that naughty IT person)

The controversy arose when state minister Sa Ra Mahesh objected to the Defence Minister meeting ex-servicemen.https://t.co/zDen9A5Mm3

— India Today (@IndiaToday) August 27, 2018

she – C key
Tweets by KoriSchake

she either needs her registration fixed or is the replacement to join
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he needs his registration fixed
Tweets by michaeldweiss

he also needs his registration fixed
Tweets by McFaul

she is accused of not visiting with someone to buff his ss story after registering
Tweets by RepMaxineWaters

he – A key. A replacement for a GT member who wants to join. Probably has bad match problem
Tweets by BillNeelyNBC

she – A key
Tweets by KellyO

he – D key
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she – F key
Tweets by MarshallCohen

he – wishes to be claimed by penalty and then be female associated. many keys to choose from
Tweets by DanaBashCNN

he – J key
Tweets by KyungLahCNN

she – C key
Tweets by davidhogg111

he is talking about bad registration problems
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