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Four of the destroyed vehicles be- NY, was sold for $39 million. Fortune reported. Fernandez tweeted the remarks follow- longed to Hamas military wing members, In the past, Baum was appointed by Bob Stutz, corporate vice president for ing a visit to a Buenos Aires school, where and the rest belonged to Islamic Jihad mil- the Satmar Rebbe to design and build the Microsoft Dynamics CRM, announced in she told 10-year-old students that to un- itary wing members. The charred vehicles Internet fi ltering system “fence,” to allow a blogpost: “Field-service management is derstand Argentina’s economic crisis, they were parked outside the houses of the lo- members of the community safe access to a specifi c but critically important area of should read Shakespeare’s The Merchant of cal offi cials in Gaza City’s Sheikh Radwan the World Wide Web.
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