How Did They Survive?

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They were fueled on preludin, as far as i can tell, that was it. And they were playing seven or eight hours of music at night. How did they survive? I don't know. Some amphetomines might have been involved. There were these diet pills that went round that the waiters and waitresses would take. Eri: My mum saw the beetles performed twice, and she was one of those ly,. why did you do that? You couldn't hear them in their minds. Weren't even listening to the music now! They're actually there!!! Fuschia is a psychological study into how people lost their minds. It's like we

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This is a presentation I did at the British Council in Paris recently, in front of a live audience. First I talk about public speaking and my approach to doing presentations and then you can hear the recording of my talk. The Beatles were a global phenomenon when they first appeared in the 1960s and their appeal continues to this day. The world still loves The Beatles. But why is this? Join me as I take a deeper look at the social, cultural and psychological factors that make The Beatles story so compelling even after all these years.

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