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If Aishwarya wants to go through this rubbish, that is entirely her choice.— thecookscottage
Because the sermons given by the priests then seemed to be completely useless and rubbish, the term transformed to one of its modern usages.— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
She said the rubbish is a symbol for perestroika, when everything was broken, while the music inside the wagon represents dreams, hopes and memories.— The St. Petersburg Times
Filling baskets full of rubbish was his work, his method of earning a living, and it mattered nothing to him whether the rubbish was culled from the golden sand of the most wonderful valley in the world, or thrown out of the filthy ashbins in the native city of Cairo.— There was a King in Egypt

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