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The 76-year-old actor, who found fame in 1960's after doing a string of British films, admitted that he has lost connection with lot of people he knew.
If you have opened the presentation from a network drive, then a network fault such as a lost connection, while saving, closing or working in a file might be the cause of the above error message.
They are divided into three categories, in particular, students who attended classes but lost connection with the university (departed, got sick) at some time, students who did not attend classes and exams at all and "bought" their grades, and students who were known "only by their faces" or slackers which attended classes once in a while, he stated.
 
 
 
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