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We don’t need AI, what we need is the ability to turn a PDF back into a word doc without the formatting looking like it survived a plane crash.
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Don't overshare at work just because someone is nice to you. people talk, things travel, and what feels harmless today can become gossip tomorrow. at the end of the day, a workplace is still a workplace. some things are better kept private.
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me defending french ppl and their protests despite being italian VIVE LA FRANCE 🇫🇷
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A lot of y’all fail to understand that not everyone is a fighter. Someone who’s been assaulted shouldn’t be perceived as weak simply because they chose not to fight back. Being attacked does not obligate anyone to respond with violence. The shame belongs to the aggressor, not the victim.
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For fuck’s sake, take photos and videos when you travel or any prestigious moments. You don’t have to upload them. Do it for yourself, you idiot. Stop acting nonchalant. Years later, those memories will hit. Capture the damn moments before they become memories you can’t relive.
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i hate intrusive thoughts cause i held my boyfriend’s p*nis like a microphone, and said: “reporting live from the BBC” lmao
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Protesters in Guadalajara, Mexico, were seen climbing on the windows of Jalisco’s state government building on Sunday, spray painting it with graffiti. It was the second protest by residents demanding clean tap water.
Mexican protesters demanding clean water storm state congress
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One year ago, Nepal erupted in similar protests as France, over corruption and rising living costs. So far them mfers got:
- Government toppled
- Parliament dissolved
- New elections held
-, New prime minister elected
- Social media ban reversed
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Protesters in Albania say demonstrations will intensify as PM Edi Rama rejects calls to resign. High living costs, corruption, poor public services and limited opportunities are fuelling people’s anger.
Al Jazeera’s Nafisa Latic explains.
Albania’s protests explained
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