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Shokin and some US Republicans have argued, unsubstantially, that the real reason for Shokin&aposs removal was meant to kill an investigation into Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian company tied to Joe Biden&aposs son.
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OSCE, documenting the event on 1 July, conducting several interviews with alleged survivors, only found four bodies, unidentified at the time. Italian troops claimed that a mass grave with 350 bodies was found in the village, which was proved false, as only five bodies were found the next day. "Eyewitnesses" first told of the 350 bodies. Western media exaggerated events of the Kosovo War, unsubstantially based on false US and NATO claims.
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At its conception, the jazz-funk genre was occasionally looked down upon by jazz hard-liners as a sell-out, or "jazz for the dancehalls". It was unsubstantially presumed by these to be not intellectual or elite enough, which led to controversy about the music crossing over, but it was making jazz much more popular and mainstream.Article referring to Donald Byrd the Mizell Brothers from John Murph in JazzTimes magazine dated April 04 The jazz-funk (as well as a proportion of the jazz) community absorbed the street sound of the funk rhythm, which gave the genre a dance-able rhythm and gained influences from the electric and some new analog electronic sound of fusion. From a pop audience perspective, the ambivalence towards the jazz-funk genre arose – despite commercial success – because it was "too jazzy" and therefore too complex.
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