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  • mars

    red planet. its first 4k video was released couple of days ago on youtube.

  • pubg mobile

  • ima

    i am going to.

  • nevada

    no longer last in national public education ranking. education week's latest quality counts report card ranks the silver state 50th among the 50 states and the district of columbia. new mexico dropped to 51st.

  • stalking

    stalking is generally a pattern of behavior directed at another person that causes them to suffer emotional distress or to reasonably fear for their safety or for the safety of someone close to them, such as a family member.

    unwanted contact: following or watching someone; unwanted and repeated face-to-face, phone, text, or email communication; continuing to contact someone after they have asked that it stop.

    digital stalking: tracking or following someone digitally, such as through social media; posting derogatory, defamatory, or explicit information about the person online.

    masking identity: repeatedly contacting someone over the phone using masked or “spoofed” numbers.

  • elon musk

    a spectacular markeeter and crypto manipulator.

  • rosa parks

    became a heroine in the struggle for racial equality.

  • segregation

    the policy of separating people by race in schools, housing, industry, and public facilities.

  • passive resistance

    mahatma gandhi's nonviolent protest tactics helped win india's independence from great britain in 1947. in a montgomery, alabama, church in 1955, a 26-year-old minister named dr. martin luther king, jr. electrified an audience of blacks who were trying to organize a boycott of the city's buses. people were impressed by the power of his spoken words and by his emphasis on nonviolent protest and passive resistance, concepts king had learned from studying the life of mahatma gandhi, the leader of india's independence movement.

  • summary of all religions

    i am giving you free will but you cannot use it.

  • francis newlands

    he championed abolishing the 15th amendment (the right of citizens of the united states to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the united states or by any state on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude).

  • cristiano ronaldo

    cristiano ronaldo is a portuguese soccer player who is considered one of the greatest players of all time. here are a few interesting facts and hidden stories about ronaldo:

    – ronaldo was born on february 5, 1985, in funchal, madeira, portugal.
    – he started his professional soccer career with sporting cp before moving to manchester united in 2003.
    – ronaldo is the all-time leading scorer for the portuguese national team, and he has represented his country at three world cup tournaments.
    – in 2009, he was awarded the ballon d'or, which is given to the world's best soccer player. he has won the award four times in total.
    – in addition to his soccer career, ronaldo is also a successful entrepreneur and has endorsement deals with major brands such as nike, tag heuer, and herbalife.
    – ronaldo is known for his philanthropy and has donated millions of dollars to charitable causes, including the construction of a children's hospital in his hometown of funchal.
    – despite his many accomplishments, ronaldo has faced controversy and criticism, including accusations of tax evasion and allegations of sexual assault. he has denied these allegations.
    – over the years, ronaldo has been linked to a number of women, but it is not clear how many of these relationships were serious or long-term. some of the women who have been rumored to be ronaldo's girlfriends include models irina shayk and gemma atkinson, as well as reality tv star kim kardashian. however, ronaldo has never publicly confirmed any of these relationships, and it is not known if he is currently in a relationship.

  • johnny cash

    “there's no way around grief and loss: you can dodge all you want, but sooner or later you just have to go into it, through it, and, hopefully, come out the other side. the world you find there will never be the same as the world you left.”

    –johnny cash

  • panama canal

    at the end of the spanish-american war, the united states had acquired the philippines and hawaii. this made the nation a major power in the pacific. the navy now needed to find a way to move ships from the west coast to the east coast that was more efficient than going around the tip of south america. the solution was to build a canal — a waterway connecting two bodies of water - across central america to join the atlantic ocean and the pacific ocean.

    in 1903, a revolution in panama gave the country its independence from colombia. president roosevelt now had the opportunity he needed to acquire a route for the canal, since the isthmus of panama is the narrowest piece of land in the americas. the u.s. government instantly recognized the new government of panama and signed a treaty that gave the united states a ten-mile-wide "canal zone" in exchange for a fee of $10 million and an annual payment of $250,000.

  • suspicious minds

    we're caught in a trap
    i can't walk out
    because i love you too much baby

    why can't you see
    what you're doing to me
    when you don't believe a word i say?

    we can't go on together
    with suspicious minds (suspicious minds)
    and we can't build our dreams
    on suspicious minds

    so, if an old friend i know
    stops by to say hello
    would i still see suspicion in your eyes?

    here we go again
    asking where i've been
    you can't see these tears are real
    i'm crying (yes i'm crying)

    we can't go on together
    with suspicious minds (suspicious minds)
    and be can't build our dreams
    on suspicious minds

    oh let our love survive
    or dry the tears from your eyes
    let's don't let a good thing die
    when honey, you know
    i've never lied to you
    mmm yeah, yeah

    we're caught in a trap
    i can't walk out
    because i love you too much baby

    why can't you see
    what you're doing to me
    when you don't believe a word i say?

    don't you know i'm caught in a trap
    i can't walk out
    because i love you too much baby

    don't you know i'm caught in a trap
    i can't walk out
    because i love you too much baby

    don't you know i'm caught in a trap
    i can't walk out
    because i love you too much baby

    don't you know i'm caught in a trap
    i can't walk out
    because i love you too much baby

    don't you know i'm caught in a trap
    i can't walk out
    because i love you too much baby

    don't you know i'm caught in a trap
    i can't walk out
    because i love you too much baby

    don't you know i'm caught in a trap

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