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Cinema is the most powerful tool to preserve identity and fight oblivion: Qumra Master Walter Salles
Gulf-Times 06 Apr 2025
Qumra Master Walter Salles (Central Station, The Motorcycle Diaries), the acclaimed Brazilian filmmaker whose films have captured the evolving identity of Latin America, said cinema is 'an instrument ...
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Starmer has precious little time to save Britain’s carmakers from oblivion
The Daily Telegraph 06 Apr 2025
There will be targets, along with huge fines for anyone who doesn’t meet them ... But over the last week the auto industry has been plunged into crisis as it face huge tariffs in the United States ... That is going to hurt a lot ... Join the conversation ... X Icon.
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Cinema is the most powerful tool to preserve identity and fight oblivion, says Walter Salles
Qatar Tribune 05 Apr 2025
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Bernie Sanders: How the Democrats can fight back from oblivion
The Times/The Sunday Times 05 Apr 2025
When Bernie Sanders looks at the Democrats today, he sees a party that has abandoned the working class. One that has prioritised social issues while ignoring festering economic concerns ... US. US politics. Related articles ... Josie Ensor ... .
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Re: Rumour: Oblivion Remake About to Be Revealed as Old Oblivion Listings Are Updated
Push Square 04 Apr 2025
would be cool for switch 2. By jdv95 ... .
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Re: The Oblivion Remake Will Release This Week, Says Bold New Rumour
Push Square 01 Apr 2025
Rumour on first of April. I can't think of anything I would trust more. By Rhaoulos ... .
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Premier League to oblivion – Reading fans ponder the unthinkable
The Times/The Sunday Times 30 Mar 2025
In the fanzone outside the Select Car Leasing Stadium, the band’s lead singer tries a joke. “I hear Peterborough are going to win today.” It lands with silence. Reading fans aren’t in the mood ... A deal is believed to be ... .
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After Oblivion, TES 6 Has The Perfect Blueprint to Add a Unique Area Type
Game Rant 29 Mar 2025
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What EU-enforced oblivion looks like
Middle East Monitor 28 Mar 2025
If there has ever been a blatant form of oblivion in the EU’s political communications, the European Council’s conclusions on 20 March exceed all ...
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