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Voici l’ISS (ISOLDE Solenoidal Spectrometer), qui fait partie de l’installation HIE-ISOLDE (High-Intensity and Energy project of ISOLDE). — En janvier 2020, l’ISS contribuait étudier une région presque inexplorée de la carte des nucléides: [CERN_FR]
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What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 620 & BENKYO RADIO 620.

I’d like to politely ask Marvel to include IRON MAN in their next phase of the MCU. There’s so many new movies, so much going on, clearly you should have time to include Tony Starks. It’s time for him to come back. Also, there is a comic book where Iron Man and Captain America work together. It’s not a CIVIL WAR type event, they just work together, that’s all. So maybe make a movie like that. I’m referring to this comic book: Captain America/Iron Man: The Armor & The Shield. Thank you.

Until Next Time!