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| Malagasy: | Torikia: Voasakana ny Dailymotion... |
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Access to the french video-sharing website Dailymotion.com has been blocked in Turkey since August 2nd 2008. According to Erkan Saka, an Istanbul-based blogger, “the decision to ban the site came without any explanation.”
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this is the only site that will let you watch videos from both dailymotion.com and youtube.com
https://vvd1.net