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src (german): https://www.bild.de/leben-wissen/verbrauchertipps/mars-35-jahre-alter-schokoriegel-in-vermuelltem-haus-gefunden-6a76d4e312a8acfe7c3bc73b

She had denounced the abuse she suffered as a child and had spent several years trying to have a serious career as an actress in socially conscious films to distance herself from the propaganda films she made as a child, but she gave it up when she realized that the whole system was abusive and saw that they continued to belittle her. So she went with her first husband, Gades, to work in his pizzeria in Altea. When they divorced shortly after, she returned to Málaga and met the pizza maker Massimo Stecchini, whom she married until his death. Their pizzeria still open, she lives closed to it.

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https://youtu.be/10dxhO3znbM?si=8KHyqXklnlHcRjAw

The position of the holes is fixed. Spacing between the holes from left to right is as follows: 110 mm; 38 mm; 70 mm. The brand is Clix.

Also, is that white piece of plastic supposed to be there? It seems to prevent the punch from being depressed fully.

Here is a link to the ad on Youtube: [https://youtu.be/-m3LKDQiCHw?si=xUikYDRQNeFKjW7D\](https://youtu.be/-m3LKDQiCHw?si=xUikYDRQNeFKjW7D)

This is why I'm wondering:

* The music sounds oddly tinny.
* Harmonically, it sounds very unnatural, especially the key change 4 seconds in.
* The repetition of the same note four times at 8 seconds sounds very robotic.

https://youtu.be/tXLC6y19pyA?si=91k0o-lYSFmaJWGK

https://www.youtube.com/live/1Mlqc5WxOs4?si=IPWMP4eG_bKBfIYI&t=45

This is the Pure Digital Technologies Model 510 Digital One-Time Use Camera.

Someone left two AA batteries in it about 20 years ago, and leakage has lead to corrosion, which in turn has damaged the insides. Does anybody know how to take one of these apart? There are no screws; it is held together with plastic clips that are difficult/impossible to access.

The cracks are at either end, right between the lugs. The straps no longer stay in place, so it's currently unwearable. I've tried super glue and epoxy to no avail (splits open once you snap on the metal caseback).

Any ideas of what can be done to make this piece wearable again? Could I transfer the movement and dial to a different watch?

The watch diameter is about 34 mm. It has a decent Miyota movement (2034).