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When love almost died, the clairvoyant Lily brought my beloved back to me
I hesitated for a long time to write this review because I still can't believe this happened to me. My loved one left suddenly—coldly, without explanation, as if nothing had ever happened between us. I was left alone with my pain and the questions "Why?" and "Why?" I turned to clairvoyant Lilia in complete despair. She calmly, without unnecessary words, told me about our situation as if she had known us for many years. She said that he had feelings, but he was confused. A little time passed—and then he showed up himself. At first cautiously, then with confessions and tears. Now we are together again. I am grateful to Lilia for helping me bring back my loved one and saving what seemed already destroyed. I will leave her contact information here for those who have already lost their hope (+380638055486 WhatsApp, Viber) (+19297133433 USA)
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The Conversation That Changed Coney Island On July 19th, America celebrated a national holiday—Juneteenth, Emancipation Day. Many of us grew up abroad and didn't celebrate this day, but living in the United States, we learn to understand and respect the history of the country that became our home. Marina Lagunova
New York Governor's Proposed Budget Given the confusing press coverage, I felt it was my duty to travel to Manhattan early this morning for the presentation to hear for myself what Governor Kathy Hochul was proposing. Marina Lagunova
A chess tournament at a Manhattan cafe The Qahwah Valley cafe in Manhattan hosts weekly chess problem-solving tournaments. The organizer is Vladimir Lionter, a Moscow resident and beginner chess instructor who has lived in the United States for several years. I had the opportunity to speak with the organizer of this unusual chess club, which brings together enthusiasts of the intellectual game of all ages and backgrounds. The interview was recorded by Marina Lagunova
