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Speaker 1: back to the video Al sh how miserable is your

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Speaker 2: For us in this challenging moment. It's all about the

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Speaker 2: because these are challenging times. We got a hater in

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Speaker 3: That it's still Iran.

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Speaker 4: Still has it's a nuclear stockpile, its nuclear ambitions, Iran

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Speaker 3: I examined this deal in three parts, nuclear restrictions on

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Speaker 3: It can be very close to achieving that goal. Iran

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Speaker 1: Okay, so he as you just heard, and we gave

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