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REPEAT AFTER ME:
Before November 13th, I WILL BE PICKED, APPROVED AND HIRED. My permanent job is coming with a salary that brings peace. My OFFER LETTER is coming. AFFIRM IT.
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Collen Kebinatshipi 🇧🇼 | 7th in the Men’s 2026 Athlete of the Year rankings 👏
#AthleticsAwards
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THREAD 🧵
INSURANCE LAW IN BOTSWANA: WHAT EVERY Motswana SHOULD KNOW.
1/ Most people pay insurance premiums every month but have very little understanding of their rights when an insurer refuses to pay.
Insurance is not a favour from an insurance company. It is a legal contract.
Let’s break down how insurance law works in Botswana. 🇧🇼
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Please RT for awareness Bw Twitter, I can’t seem to find her handle but she was on these Twitter streets with us
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Writing as writing. Writing as rioting. Writing as righting. On the best days, all three.
Akere airports are usually designed to present as many bits of the city/country as possible, so if your layover allows you to explore, consume and chillnyana then I believe you have indeed visited the country.
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Okay, she won Halloween 🤣
This recreation of Solange leaving the elevator is iconic
Video credit: itsalexjustalex
Simple answer: @Beyonce has no peak—she’s the yardstick. She’s atp doing music to remind herself that there’s nothing she cannot do. She defines the bounds of her own impact beyond what industry can control, & each of her releases has its own uniquely designed measure of peak. +
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Words where the adjective appears after the noun it modifies are called ‘postpositive adjectives.’
notary public
body politic
professor emeritus
court-martial
These words all seem….official.
Why?
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Lesego Rooibos retweeted
Thinking about things like "notary public," "body politic," phrases where English puts the modifier after the noun like a Romance language. There must be some other examples




























