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Bill Gates is pleading and begging Facebook to take this report down
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This new brain supplement that many believe Gates took himself is amazing as it can double your IQ in minutes.  

It doesn't just double your IQ but it could prevent memory lost and is being considered the top product of 2018.  Bill didnt want anyone finding out about this. 


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provided that the poll should be taken in different districts, and should be closed in two days in the towns, and in three days in the counties. The general result of the bill would be to increase the number of electors five hundred thousand,making nine hundred thousand in all. We see how far this was from universal suffrage,


king would not consent. Indeed, it was the king himself who suggested the lord chancellorship for Brougham. Lord Russell was, then, the most prominent advocate of the bill which marked the administration of Lord Grey. It was a great occasion,


not regarded as the ablest of the Whig statesmen who had promised reform. His person was not commanding, and his voice was thin and feeble; but he was influential among the aristocracy as being a brother of the Duke of Bedford, head of a most illustrious house, and he had no enemies among the popular elements.


a large population, and two additional members each from twentysix counties; these together would add ninetyfour members from towns and counties which had a large population. To obviate the great expenses to which candidates were exposed in bringing voters to the polls (amounting to £150,000 in Yorkshire alone), the bill