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Posted On: July 27th 2026, 08:19 am

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Теперь мы в своем уютном пространстве, которое легко найти 👌🏻

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mono_bsk

2 months ago

mono_bsk

У нас все в кайф 🫶🏻

ta_nusia_1969

2 months ago

ta_nusia_1969

Музыка в кайф!

astrik___

3 months ago

astrik___

😍👏

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German Lopez saw the tiny homes and the hotel rooms bought with one-time federal cash, rode along on a morning patrol, and decided the 64% drop in unsheltered counts means every other city should copy this.

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