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	"start": "Flauschinest",
	"default_no_object": "Das siehst du hier nicht.",
	
	"actions": {
		"rofl": "Du rollst dich lachend auf dem Boden.",
		"lol": "Du lachst laut auf.",
		"herz": "Du schickst dem Universum ein Herz... Pew Pew Pew!"
	},

	"objects": {
		"busch": "Dies ist der flauschigste Busch, den du je gesehen hast. Ganz weich und fluffelflauschig sind seine Blätter.",
		"blätter": "Das sind die flauschigsten Blätter der Welt!"
	},
	"portables": {
		"flauscheball": {
			"name": "ein Flauscheball", 
			"description": "Dies ist ein fluffelflauschiger Flauscheball. Er ist mega flauschelig.\nDu kannst ihn werfen.",
			"actions": {
				"action": "wirf",
				"effect": "disappear",
				"effect_message": "Du wirfst den Flauscheball in die Luft woraufhin er sich in einem Kuschelwölkchen auflöst."
			}
		}
	},
	
	"Flauschinest": { 
		"description": "Dies ist das Flauschinest. Hier steht ein Busch. Ein Weg führt nach Norden.",
		"exits": {
			"n": "Sommerwiese"
		},
		"objects": ["busch", "blätter", "flauscheball"]
	},
	"Sommerwiese": {
		"description": "Du stehst auf einer Wieser voller bunter Sommerblumen. In der Ferne im Sueden siehst du das Flauschinest.\nIm Norden kannst du den Waldrand sehen.",
		"exits": {
			"s": "Flauschinest",
			"n": "Waldrand"
		},
		"objects": []
	},
	"Waldrand": {
		"description": "Hier am Waldrand ist endlich etwas Schatten. Ein Weg führt nach Süden zum Flauschnest.",
		"exits": {
			"s": "Sommerwiese"
		},
		"objects": []
	},

	"inventory": []
}
The president of the board of directors of the YWCA issued a letter to all members of the organization in which she asked for tolerance and understanding of the Japanese in their midst and prefaced her letter with two paragraphs from U.S. Attorney General Francis Biddle's letter requesting no vigilantism or persecution of aliens and the foreign-born.AppyFair makes hosting virtual events simple. Intuitive and user-friendly, AppyFair enables you to easily get your employees together, be it for an event focused on mobility, on training or something else!
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WHATEVER THEIR PARTICULAR CHALLENGES, THE MANY ADVANTAGES AND FLEXIBILITY OF VIRTUAL EVENTS WILL BE APPRECIATED BY EVERYONE.I just purchased a jersey for my roommates birthday on 12/21. Original delivery date said 12/26 but I got an email yday saying it was being delivered today 12/24. Got an email saying it was delivered/fedex tracking says it was delivered as well. Checked everywhere and couldnt find the pacakge. Was home all day and didnt hear a delivery truck arrive at all or any driver dropping off my package/ringing the doorbell to notify me (I live in the US and in a pretty residential neighborhood with pretty safe places to drop off packages). I did read on their FAQ that sometimes Fedex will indicate it is delivered 2-3 days earlier than it will actually be (why??????). Fortunately, I was able to talk to customer service and I actually had a good experience. They told me they would reship another jersey expedited. For months, the president and other administration officials have argued against an independent commission. This week, however, senior White House officials met with three widows spearheading a lobbying campaign.
"They said they have a lot of thinking to do," said Kristen Breitweiser, one of the widows who attended the meeting.
White House officials say that a commission isn't the right way to investigate the terrorist attacks. But Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., who accompanied the women to the meeting with Jay Lefkowitz, chief of the president's domestic policy council, said he's "much more hopeful" than he was previously.
Smith, who represents many Sept. 11 victims' families, last week helped Rep. Tim Roemer, D-Ind., engineer a surprise House vote in favor of an independent panel to investigate the attacks. He credits the unexpected victory to lobbying by family members, who helped to persuade 25 Republicans to support the bill. "It's hard to look them in the eyes and not get it," Smith said.
Most Democrats have supported the commission, but backers were stymied in their attempt to get a vote in the Senate this week. A bill providing funding for the intelligence community was held off the floor because of a threat by Sens. Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., and John McCain, R-Ariz., to attach the commission proposal as an amendment to an intelligence funding bill. The CIA strongly opposes an independent probe.
Opponents of a commission argue that it will duplicate efforts underway in Congress and distract key law enforcement officials at a time when they should be focusing on the war against terrorists. Smith said he has no criticism of the joint congressional inquiry already underway by the House and Senate intelligence committees. But he and the family members want a broader investigation.
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<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Add a bank transfer page
username_0: ###What is your enhancement?
add a bank transfer page to manage transfers for each account.

   - View old transfers (received/sent).
   - Make new transfer.
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<issue_comment>username_0: ###What is your enhancement?
add a bank transfer page to manage transfers for each account.

   - View old transfers (received/sent).
   - Make new transfer.
<!-- generated by creative-tim-issues. DO NOT REMOVE -->Hungary. The meaningless theatrical sceneries of the bourgeois democracy have fallen down: Hungary is now officially a dictatorship. From April 2020, the government – that is basically just the obedient executor of one person’s will – is authorised to act without any legal checks and balances and it is entitled to hold these special powers without a time limit. Apart from some rather irrelevant examples, there have not been any precedents to such measures in Europe for decades.
Capitalism has taken off its democratic mask. The face of Orbán is the real image of the capital snarling at us. It was the long decades of pushing forward that led to this proclamation of Orbán’s dictatorship. There are two main reasons why this dictatorship was able to take place. One of them is the perpetuation of the enormous scale of state-level corruption; the limitless enrichment of Fidesz’s, the government party’s elite. The other reason is the preparation for tackling the extremely severe economic crisis to follow the pandemic. Mass pauperism is to come about in the coming months and this is going to result in a significant resistance. The Hungarian state is now getting ready for the crackdown on the protest movements; the ban on protest activities on the streets and workplaces, the imprisonment of journalists and anti-government activists and a strengthening state propaganda can be expected.
What will be the consequences of the dictatorship in Hungary? The general crisis of the capitalist world-system is favourable to the strengthening of the 21st century’s fascism. Europe is Orbanising. The system is getting more and more authoritarian, racism, nationalism and sexism is spreading in quite many countries. Society is getting more conservative, economic policy is in favour of the rich and it weighs on all of us; on the poor.
Even as of today