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Are you over 50 and short of cash? Try delivering takeaways if you want to keep living in comfort, Work Secretary Mel Stride tells older workers.Moment Greenpeace activists climb on roof of Rishi Sunak's Yorkshire mansion and cover it in black fabric to protest his expansion of oil and gas drilling - as the PM jets to California on a family holiday.The camera gives a glimpse of the Oyster bracelet and clasp. During this scene, you can see the woman behind the register examining the watch. I dive with this, it's actually quite valuable." He then proceeds to trade the watch for the cash (temporarily, of course) and decipher the clue. The cashier won't just give it to him though.
At the cash register, a conversation breaks out over a clue to the treasure. Gates' team of patriotic bandits make their way to Urban Outfitters – as one does when evading law enforcement – to buy new clothes. She's understandably skeptical, until seeing with her own eyes the secret message hidden in the document. By befriend, I of course mean that he kidnaps her after successfully stealing (as promised) one of America's founding documents. Abigail Chase of the National Archives (played by Diane Kruger).
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