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An adjustment may be needed in this game. Seems using the third word is restricting the choices of words. If you have any thoughts on this now is the time to speak up.
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Charlotta Heimerwiemerstein imported Northern anchovies E O U O E
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btobc Bring things over by China. CHINA
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Used is an uncomfortable word, especially when it comes to recycled toilet paper, because it reminds us that life doesn’t always start fresh and clean the way we wish it would. Yet the quiet truth is that what once passed through someone else’s hands can be carefully washed, broken down, purified, and made useful again without carrying the past along with it.
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"You" is used for both singular (addressing one person) and plural (addressing multiple people) in modern English, a shift from older English which used "thou/thee" for singular and "ye/you" for plural
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We Kan eventually vote on-it. B T O B C
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Practice teaches you something bubbles are very good at showing—you don’t get control first, you get familiarity. At the beginning, bubbles pop too fast, drift the wrong way, or stick together when you don’t want them to. But the more you practice, the more you learn how much air is enough, how slow your hands need to be, and when to simply let go. Bubbles reward patience, not force. And there’s something quietly satisfying about that—they remind you that some things work best when you stop trying to master them and just learn how to work with them.
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Parakeets sing before attempting traversing W K E V O
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A good practice in the morning will keep you in step with the music. At least that is what a piano teacher told me.
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Yes, it does depend to some extent on the establishment. If someone saw you entering an establishment would they say: There's So-and-so going in to the Turkish restaurant There's So-and-so going in to the Hookah Lounge It may boil down to what the place is known for. Likewise, if you were telling someone about an establishment you went to, would you say: We went to this great Turkish restaurant We went to this great Hookah lounge
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Incontinence is a problem that everyone has had, especially at the beginning of their lives.
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Just building jackhammers delight Jeremiah. P S B A T
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I went to a place in Orlando a good number of years ago. We had googled for Turkish food. When we entered we were surprised it was full of hookah tables but since we were there for dining, they put us in a separate area. So really it depends on the establishment.
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Peace and Security, Great Tribulation, Armageddon
mjcabz replied to Dhanyel's topic in Secular News in the Mainstream Media
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Pretty balloons sailed along teetering J B J D J
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"Depends" are incontinence products for adults. It should be noted that, while most people say "Depends" they are actually named "Depend" without the "s".
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Brain activity depends on the processes that are going on and the stimuli that are being affected to give the perceived activities.
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Nothing new. Most Asian and African countries are facing severe drought as a result of the global climate change. There could be more announcements coming for several other countries in the future. -
I get brain freeze whenever I study physics in my younger days. It's too technical even though I think I can do maths. Would be nice if I can master the mechanics of car repairs.
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Abbot & Nelson grow raspberries yearly. P B S A T
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aapst All angry persons should tell. angry
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Cancer, for starters
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There is something deeply reassuring about the way this verse is worded: “Her husband rises up and praises her.” — Proverbs 31:28, NWT. He does not praise her quietly or only in his thoughts. He rises. He makes a deliberate effort. His appreciation is visible and audible. Love, in Jehovah’s view, is not meant to remain hidden. On many occasions, a man may stand to draw attention in order to offer remarks or good wishes for others to hear. But when he rises to praise his wife, the moment carries a different weight. This is not routine. It is personal. It is precious. He is not hiding his appreciation or keeping it reserved for private moments. He allows others to see that he values her. That kind of praise does more than honor a wife; it strengthens the marriage bond. It says, without explanation, “I see you. I value you.” When a husband rises to praise his wife, he reflects Jehovah’s own way of giving honor openly, warmly, and without hesitation.- 1 reply
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Modern references to creative days:
*** w15 6/1 p. 5 How Science Affects Your Life ***
The Bible fixes no duration for the six creative “days.” Instead, it opens the door for modern scientists to study them and assign accurate time spans to them. We know that the creative “days” were much longer than 24-hour days.
*** g21 No. 3 p. 12 What the Bible Tells Us ***
So each of the six creative “days” during which God prepared the earth for life and created life on it could represent extremely long periods of time.
*** g 1/14 p. 12 Creation ***
WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS God created the universe, including the earth, in the indefinite past—“in the beginning,” as Genesis 1:1 says. Modern science agrees that the universe had a beginning. A recent scientific model suggests it to be almost 14 billion years old.
*** lc pp. 26 Science and the Genesis Account ***
A careful consideration of the Genesis account reveals that events starting during one “day” continued into one or more of the following “days.”
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