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Dr. Dre Goes All Black When Returning to Studio One Day After Hospital Release
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Offering the latest update on the music mogul s condition post-brain aneurysm, producer Focus. shares a photo of him being surrounded by engineers and producers in front of the mixing console. Jan 18, 2021
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Dr. Dre is back at work. Just one day after being discharged from the hospital as he recovered from a brain aneurysm, the former
N.W.A star was seen returning to the studio, looking good in an all-black get-up from head to toe.
Sharing the picture of the 55-year-old was his fellow music producer Focus. on Instagram on Saturday, January 16. The photo saw the hip-hop mogul being surrounded by engineers and producers in front of the mixing console. Its caption read, My Big Bro is Super Good!!! We Working. I TOOK THE PIC SO IM HERE!!! #AFTERMATH #aftermathematix.
This is not who we are : Actually, the Capitol riot was quintessentially American
Omar Wasow, The Washington Post
Jan. 7, 2021
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After a pro-Trump mob attacked the Capitol on Wednesday, commentators and elected officials - notably House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif. - decried the events as un-American. In an interview with a Boston radio station on Thursday, Harvard historian Jill Lepore went so far as to say, We are off the grid of American history.
There s no disputing that the assault was remarkable. But un-American is the wrong adjective. A better way to make sense of the news of the past few days - not only the violent occupation in Washington but also the historic Senate victories by Democrats in Georgia - is as a long-run contest between two competing American traditions: one committed to preserving the status quo racial hierarchy and one fighting to advance equality.
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Required fields OMV Petrom: investments of approximately EUR 32 mn in a new drilling campaign in the Black Sea Two new development wells are being drilled in the shallow waters of the Istria block OMV Petrom invested over EUR 500 million between 2014 and 2019 in the offshore production in the shallow waters of the Black Sea
OMV Petrom, the largest energy company in Southeastern Europe, initiated a new offshore drilling campaign in the shallow waters of the Istria block in the Black Sea. The first drilling operations started at the end of December 2020 and the drilling of the second well will start at the beginning of this year. The investment for this campaign is approximately EUR 32 million.