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'You're an idiot, mate': David Seymour to angry YouTuber fired from job
The YouTuber who was fired from Synlait went to an Act Party event — it didn't end well.
The YouTuber who was fired from Synlait went to an Act Party event — it didn't end well.
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Floyd's family say the charges reinforce the Constitution's "strength and wisdom".
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