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Nairobi, Kenya Katılım Mart 2017
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There are going to be tons of movies on this where the American pilot, if still alive, is outgunned and outnumbered with no support from the Empire, fighting a million "rabid" Iranians frothing at their mouth, eventually getting rescued & nursed by a hot Iranian dissident widow.
Clash Report@clashreport
NOW: F-35 jets and MQ-9 drones were also spotted supporting U.S. helicopters over Iran, searching for the pilots of downed F-15E jet.
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The main thing I love about matumbo hate is it keeps the prices low. 😂
Cudii🥭@_griftine
Not matumbo for sure man
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@crazyclips_ I wanted to make a joke about Gimli borrowing Galadriel's strands of hair until I saw the comments
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@akevittnvg Of all the "I translated and found gems" tweets, this wins it
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真っ平に見えるこの地面を球体であると命懸けで証明した男達がいる時点で男が丸いものが好きなのは明白
lux 🐾 【skully’s only lover】@Skully_JGraves
I never understood why men LOVE big boobs so much like it’s LITERALLY just skin and fat😭 what’s so appealing about spheres
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Infant surgeries were routinely performed with minimal or no anesthesia because anesthetists wrongly believed infants felt no pain due to their immature nervous systems, dismissing their responses as mere reflexes. This barbaric practice persisted until 1987, when Dr. Kanwaljeet J.S. Anand and Dr. P.R. Hickey published their groundbreaking research in the NEJM, demolishing those outdated myths.
In 1985, Dr. K.J.S. Anand had reviewed preterm neonatal surgeries and the results were shocking. He found that 76% used only muscle relaxants. This left infants awake, aware, and paralyzed during painful procedures.
In 1987, the article “Pain and Its Effects in the Human Neonate and Fetus” appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine. It combined clear evidence on pain perception in fetuses and newborns. This work changed medical practice. It led to global reforms in pediatric anesthesia that required proper pain relief for infant surgeries. The paper has been cited more than 2,700 times.


Keith Siau@drkeithsiau
Share a medical fact that would surprise most people💡
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@VkBoit Love it when someone with knowledge on a topic breaks it down like this for us normies
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Y’all wanna know how insane this is.
So imagine this. Kenya goes to war with the US and then the US of course has their insanely inflated $400k drones. But then in Kenya we figure out that Jet engine is very expensive and that that Senke( motorbike) and TVS engine while not throttled can give some insane RPMs and really spin a fan,
oh, oh and they cost $213 if we import more that 500 from China, plus they run on petrol which we have cheap and plenty of. And also that the wingspan extended can hold enough fuel to travel over 150 kms. It is basically a nduthi(motorbike) with a 40km/l efficiency. So if I can hold >10litres I have >300km of range
So imagine fighting a war and then you hear a motorcycle before you blow up 😂😂
BRICS News@BRICSinfo
JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 US Secretary of State Marco Rubio demands Iran stop manufacturing drones and missiles used in recent attacks.
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