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Sugar wants to blindfold him, but he says no, saying he wants to see something otherwise they can leave. Sugar, reluctantly, kisses Saint. While Dmitri is now blindfolded, Kim gets out from under the bed and the three of them leave. Sugar, Saint, and Kim later celebrate their triumph in the CC.
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A frustrated Donald climbs the tree again with a chain tethering him to the tree. This time he is able to top it, but due to the chipmunks placing his tether over the sawed area, he once again he falls back down to the ground, with the tree landing on top of him. After he gets out from under the topped tree, quipping "how do you like those apples?", Donald discovers the chipmunks' game and decides to saw the entire tree down.
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After defeating the lion, the scratched-up and irritated owner takes a sip of coffee from the thermos and counts all the way to ten before clobbering Tom over his head with the thermos, blaming him for handing him the wrong item to fight off the lion. Tom's owner continues forward into the jungle, with Tom being forced to carry the basket, when the two spot their elephant resting in front of them. The hunter kicks the basket onto the elephant's back, buckles it back in place (Tom gets out from under the basket) and resumes the hunt. Tom once again finds Jerry, who hides in the lunchbox.
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Classroom at Tokyo Korean High School with photographs of Kim Il- sung and Kim Jong-il Chongryon operates 140 ethnic Korean schools (Chōsen gakkō or chosǒn hakkyo ) across Japan, including kindergartens and one university, Korea University, initially partly funded by the North Korean government. All lessons and all conversation in the school are conducted in Korean. They teach a strong pro-North Korean ideology and allegiance to Kim Il-Sung, Kim Jong-Il and Kim Jong-Un. They are not classified as regular schools under Japanese law as they do not follow the national curriculum.Shimizu, Kaho, "Chongryun never gets out from under a cloud," Japan Times, 10 July 2007.
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The Mad Bomber zips back down and finds Porky at the bottom of the building. He tries ducking into an open manhole to hide under the street, but no matter where he turns, Porky is there, still trying to hand back the bomb. The Mad Bomber finally gets out from under the street and tries blocking the manhole with a safety sign (vowing to have Porky blown to bits), but Porky comes out from another manhole and grabs hold of the Mad Bomber's cloak. At that moment, two policemen spot the Mad Bomber and they pursue him, thinking that Porky holding onto the Mad Bomber's cloak is a sign that Porky's trying to tackle him.
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