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'He's a bum': Cyndi Lauper unloads on Donald Trump as she opens Kinky Boots in Australia よろしくお願いします!

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「彼は能無しよ」:シンディー・ローパーはオーストラリアでキンキー・ブーツをはじめるにあたって(の会見で)ドナルド・トランプの非難をはじめた。

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