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When nothin seems to help, I go and look at a stonecutter hammering away at his rock, perhaps a 100 times without as much as a crack showin in it. Yet at the 100 & 1st blow it will split in two, and I know it wasn't that last blow that did it—but all that had gone before~J Riis
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#Arsenal have gone to Villa, Sunderland and Forest, and won with clean sheets. Last season we dropped points on all three, and have struggled for years on two. These are the wins that get you the points to win and retain titles; entertainment is secondary.
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beautiful explanation. this is 100% happening. xitter.cf/sotak/status/211179423…
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The President of Cameroon, 93-year-old Paul Biya, only occasionally visits Cameroon!
In general, he lives in Europe.
He can now barely walk! Here he is in his hometown of Geneva, Switzerland.
New: Arsenal have been secretly working with a specialist creativity guru from Argentina. Germán Castaños, an expert in innovation who has written multiple books on alternative thinking, has become a key member of Mikel Arteta’s inner circle.
telegraph.co.uk/football/202…
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Replying to @VladTheInflator
For those interested, this from the documentary Empire of Dust.
Well worth the watch.
youtu.be/-pDJ4-MtAkQ?si=fMvU…
Arteta's Arsenal have a new trademark goal. Set pieces are out... and flowing passing moves are in. So far this season, #AFC have already scored five goals after a sequence of 10 passes (36% of all goals). Last season, it was just 10%. Is Wengerball back?!
telegraph.co.uk/football/202…
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This is what tank warfare looks like in 2026.
Warriors of the 475th Assault Regiment sent their armor into a combat mission with full aerial support.
FPV drones, quadcopters, and a heavy bomber drone flew cover the entire way, clearing threats before they could reach the vehicles.
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WATCH: Iranian girl from Tabriz field-strips and reassembles a Kalashnikov in 20 seconds.
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Somewhere in Africa, a whole community is living alongside snakes. They consider snakes as gods and they even have a festival to celebrate the snake god they call Vodu Dangbe. Children wrap the snakes around their necks without fear as part of their tradition.





















