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Kennedy Jr. — who died in a plane crash in 1999 — once called former President Joe Biden a "traitor." "Did JFK Jr. warn us that Joe Biden was a traitor to America before he was killed!?" ...

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However, the raw scans also strengthened the speculations of a Holy Knights traitor. As seen in the One Piece chapter 1144 raw scans, the Holy Knight was seen wearing headphones with the initials ...

Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) of being a “traitor” because he visited Ukraine and insisted the United States support the country earlier this month. Fox News’s Bret Baier asked Musk on his show ...

Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland's 'Warfare' recreates a mission in Ramadi gone wrong hits with visceral and personal details.

The biggest traitor in this country is one who forgets the rule of law. The biggest traitor in this country, or 'gaddar' in this country, is the one who applies the law selectively,” Owaisi said.

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Kamra recently sparked a row with his "gaddar" (traitor) joke, allegedly aimed at Eknath Shinde. Several political leaders condemned his remarks during a stand-up show and demanded action against him.

Other examples of long takes can be found in other movies, but arguably the first heavily influential uses of the technique were another Welles film as well as one from Alfred Hitchcock.