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Titolo: ambate valide x tutto Gennaio

Bari  76-82-9-46-72
Cagliari  17-30-63-82-31-38-22
Firenze   45-29-7-27-89-30-32-35-37-44
Genova   17-32-49
Milano    27-30-3-21-61
Napoli    37-71-87-42-44
Palermo  17-32-73-17-60-78-84
Roma      30-17-74
Torino     70-71-29-66-76
Venezia   71-90-1-48
Sino adesso estratti l'ambata 30 a Firenze
l'ambata 30 a Milano
e il terno secco 32-60-84 a Palermo
Per scambio idee e pronostici  potete scrivermi a
Yannepie...@katamail.com
un saluto a tutti ciao 

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AMBATE ????
tuttte queste ?? 

 e il terno secco 32-60-84 a Palermo
L'estrazione scorsa estratto il 35 a Firenze,in
quella odierna estratti il 44 a Firenze e Napoli
entrambi i 44 erano da giocare dato che erano
diverse settimane che non veniva estratto su tutte.
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 Per scambio idee e pronostici  potete scrivermi a
anche il 44 quanto avrei vinto giocando le tue previsioni ??
adios

Ho vinto senz'altro più dell'ambetto a Roma (su tutte),anche
perchè il 44 a Napoli è stato giocato come estratto determi=
nato.Comunque se leggi bene, i numeri consigliati non sono da giocare tutti
(ci mancherebbe) ma sono da sciegliere secondo la propria
volontà.Io per esempio ho giocato pochissimi numeri tra
cui il 44  che era il numero che mi dava maggiore sicurezza
dato il ritardo.Spiegandomi meglio(spero) se mettiamo
il caso il 44 era presente anche nelle mie previsioni  di
Milano e Roma l'avrei giocato e preso anche lì.
Mi sono spiegato? Ti dirò di più ,io parlo di ambate ma non ho mai
detto di giocarli come ambate,tanto è vero che ho parlato di
un terno a Palermo.Io quel terno non l'ho fatto, ma ho vinto
un ambo secco con lo stesso sistema del numero 44 di ieri,se tra i miei 
numeri
(personali) figurava anche il 32 avrei fatto il terno.Chiaro?
Comunque amico caro ,come ne sono entrato in questo N.G.
così me ne esco.Un saluto a tutti.
ADIOS. 

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Vai pure !!!!
almeno dai i numeri consigliando anche come giocarli
non a casaccio ..... 

inquire into the matter, and study over the things I am expected to do
and ask no questions, such as sending girls over to the Lock Hospital
at the Chief Inspector's request, the more I feel that I am being
worked for purposes of which I cannot approve. I cannot stay here."
At last we got to ask her about her talk with the Inspector. "What
did he say when you told him what we discovered the other night--that
little girls go freely to the Licensed Eating Houses, and live in the
brothels?" "Is it really true that the authorities have been deceived,
and did not know of this flagrant violation of the Ordinance to
protect women and girls?"
The Matron's face was sadly troubled. She gazed at us a moment
quietly, and then said:
"He told me, Why, of course he knew about those children. There were
scores of them."
"But will he do nothing about the matter?" we exclaimed.
She replied: "He said: 'What can I do? I caught a whole handful
of them once and sent them to the Lock Hospital, and had them all
examined. The doctor pronounced them all virgins, so I could do
nothing as yet, and I let them all go back.'"
We uttered exclamations of horror.
"A handful!"--did he think no more of them than of so many minnows!
And they had gone through the horrible ordeal at the Lock Hospital!
And he must leave them in the brothels yet for awhile,--until
when?--until, Oh pitiful God!--until they were all "deflowered
according to bargain." And then he might consider the advisability of
doing something.
The head reeled. We felt stilled. We must get out in the fresh morning
breeze. Something broke somewhere about the heart. We went out and
got into our jinrikshas, and w

in
    the fact that, in each of these cases, it has been owing to the
    spontaneous indignation of Chinese men and women that these crimes
    have been brought to the knowledge of the police.' The Governor
    closes his letter with the statement, 'It is only due to Sir John
    Smale to add that his own action has greatly contributed to foster
    the "healthy" public opinion of the native community, which
    induced him, when quitting the Supreme Court, to take a hopeful
    view of the future of this important subject.'"
CHAPTER 12.
THE CHIEF JUSTICE ANSWERS HIS OPPONENTS.
The Acting Attorney General at the time of Sir John Smale's first
pronouncement against slavery had suggested to Governor Hennessy that
Sir John Smale's statements should be sent to London to the Secretary
of State for the Colonies; and he and other advisers recommended that
no prosecutions in connection with "adoption" and "domestic servitude"
should be instituted, pending the receipt of instructions from the
Home Government. The Chief Justice concurred in these views, and also
suggested that the Chinese be told that no prosecutions as to the past
should take place, but that in future, in every case where _buying and
selling_ occurred in connection with adoption or domestic service, the
Government would undoubtedly prosecute.
The replies that came from the Secretary of Stat

" through "no choice of their own."
Can we anticipate what legal measures would be asked for at Hong Kong,
and granted in London in order to relieve this horrible condition.
It seems at once obvious that the following would be some of them at
least:
    1st, A clear announcement that this slavery was prohibited by
    the Queen's Anti-Slavery Proclamation of 1845, and would not be
    permitted.
    2nd, Women who "supposed themselves to belong" to masters would be
    at once told that they were free agents and belonged to no one.
    3rd, The master who dared claim the ownership of a former slave
    would be prosecuted and suitably punished.
    4th, Any slave perishing miserably from disease would not only be
    healed at public expense, but placed where there was no further
    risk of contagion.
    5th, Since such slaves had "an urgent claim on the _active_
    protection of the Government," they would be treated as wards of
    the State until safe from like treatment a second time.
    6th, Since this slavery had sprung up in defiance of law, any
    official who at a future time connived at such crime would be
    liable to impeachment.
The Ordinance sent home for sanction, and approved of by Mr.
Labouchere as needed for th