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Wonder where these two are. They gave us a gem of a South African interaction.
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That is called an abdominal pannus and there is a grading scale. This is a 4/5.
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The moment you have sex without protection, you have both signed up for potential consequences which is a baby or even sickness, and both have choices to make. Umjita clearly stated he was not up for parenting and offered an alternative. Her body means it's her choice, but the decision to keep the child is solely hers because that's not what he wanted. You can take the donkey to the river, but you can't force it to drink. Even if the law can mandate financial support, it can never force presence, care, or accountability. You canβt force a man to be a father or force an unwilling person to show up. No legal ruling can ever fix thatβ¦
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AN APOLOGY DOESN'T ERASE THE INSULT!
When it comes to a nation's history and its national symbols, there is no room for shallow excuses or claims of βpoor judgment.β Anyone who profits from the Chinese market must first respect the feelings of the Chinese people.
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The CCP's 1981 resolution documents Mao's arbitrary rule, concentration of power, undermining of collective leadership, and personality cult (Sections 18, 20, 24)
characteristics associated with dictatorship.
china.usc.edu/node/20941
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MbappΓ©'s comment described a meme superimposing his face on Mao Zedong, whom he called "a Chinese dictator." Mao ruled as a one-party dictator 1949-1976 with no elections, overseeing policies linked to 40-80 million deaths.
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You will know a good woman by how she speaks and how well her wig is laid. Where's the lace?? What Lace?
Also, just look at her hand movement... she can't be wrong. I support what she said 100%
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Basadi realising this today on my TL is the best thing Iβve seen this year
Nature is healing π€£π
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Real footage of the exact point where your food and air take different paths in your throat π€―π The human body is WILD!
Real Footage: The Junction Where Your Food and Air Pipes Split π€―π
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The video is not real footage of the food-air junction. It shows fabricated anatomy with two openings and artifacts, unlike verified endoscopic views of the single epiglottis flap over the laryngeal inlet.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epiglottis
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The video falsely presents fabricated anatomy as real footage of the food-air junction. Actual views show a single epiglottis flap over the laryngeal inlet, not two openings.
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Why the fuck would I ever go to therapy when Vegetas speeches are free
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Naaaah okes... This is the best campaigning ever π
Taking a crisis and showing responsibility and accountability.
Time for leaders that shift blame to others is over.
If Tshwane residents don't vote for this lady then they deserve anything mediocre that they will elect.
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What a beautiful moment.
A lesson: leadership is about calling people to higher.
Thabo Mbeki did not lose his temper or insult the counsel (as has become common for so many leaders in the public eye).
He observed the behaviour.
Waited for the appropriate time.
Registered his discontent.
And called the legal counsel fo higher.
We can all learn from this moment.
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I have been to Kigali and you see a military officer fully armed, stationed strategically within every 10 meters. That country is not peaceful, it's fearful.
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Exiled critic of Rwandan president found beheaded bbc.in/3TKimdt
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There is no Rwandan doing exceptionally in the arts, politics, film or music globally, except their President. π
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Some of us where insulted for questioning how Rwanda can afford to host F1 and pay all these "Visit Rwanda" sponsorships π. That country is poor!
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Guys, Rwanda's GDP is $17B. That is nearly 3 times smaller than Durban's GDP. How do they afford things like F1 and Visit Rwanda sponsorships? I really want to know π€
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Ahhhh...right right right. I get it.
Well, I already knew, but I just needed to hear it from the horses mouth.



































