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> A non-stop church service in the Netherlands — aimed at stopping > an Armenian family from being deported — has become so popular it > has issued tickets for the Christmas period to control numbers. The > service has been going around the clock since October 26 — more > Under Dutch law, police officers are not permitted to enter a church > while a religious service is taking place. So, church leaders > hatched the idea of meeting non-stop to prevent the Tamrazyans from > being removed from the country. Since then, hundreds of pastors and And it’s not like the family sneaked over the border late one night: > The Tamrazyans have lived in the Netherlands for almost nine years, > but their claim for political asylum was rejected. The Dutch > Minister for Migration, Mark Harbers, has so far refused to use his > discretionary powers to intervene and allow them to stay. > “Just before Christmas, when we celebrate God’s humanity-loving > and peaceful deeds, we feel strengthened not to forsake our > responsibility for the Tamrazyan family,” Rev. Theo Hettema, chair > of the Protestant Church The Hague, said in a statement. > Now thats weird. I used to know where the PHP settings were on the > hosts panel. I have no idea where they moved them. #blogchat “old,” but 5.6 is still supported. There never was a 6.x release.) After finding where the toggles were, I have updated every site under my control to 7.2.11; the host tends to be conservative in its adoption of fresh versiuns.) Memory usage is much the same as it was I don’t speak a word of Arabic, but this seems awfully romantic just the same: > Thank you to my friends who corrected my translation, the necklace > reads: Your eyes are my last hope ⁦@Charmaleena walking between 2 cars heading into a store, taking one of your keys and running it down?