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@avcuo55

Katılım Nisan 2014
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Trên cõi đời này, người đáng để tôi trân trọng nhất là người đã sẵn sàng bỏ ra thời gian để chăm sóc tôi. Vì thời gian của ai cũng đều quý giá như nhau, một người sẵn sàng bỏ thời gian quý giá của họ chứng tỏ họ yêu tôi nhiều như thế nào.
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@patacongringo Court decision on custody based on son's education.
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Father fearing son 'could not read and write Vietnamese' loses custody A HCMC court has overturned a man's demand for custody of his son, saying his concerns about the boy's Vietnamese illiteracy from living with a foreign step-father and studying at an international school is "unfounded." An appeal trial at the HCMC People's Court on Wednesday accepted the prosecutors' appeal and the defendant's counter-appeal, dismissing the father's lawsuit. The verdict from the first-instance court was amended to allow the mother to continue to have direct custody and care of the 7-year-old boy. The father is allowed to visit the child "without obstruction" but must not disrupt the child's schooling. The court said the first-instance court's conclusion that the defendant, the ex-wife, "is no longer able to directly look after and care for the child because she has a new family and a new child" was "subjective."
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@patacongringo Maybe she'll bring berries or seeds this time.
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popota@patacongringo·
The baby bird was in his nest. He was in his nest with his sister. Their nest was high up in the tree. They were waiting for mama bird. Mom always brought them food. They were hungry. When would mom come home? Would she bring them a worm? Would she bring them a fish? Would she bring them a piece of bread? What would mom bring them? They looked at the squirrel.
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@patacongringo Baby birds use beaks to eat nuts.
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The squirrel looked at them. The squirrel put a nut in their nest. The birds looked at the nut. How could they eat a nut? They didn't have strong teeth. The squirrel has strong teeth. The baby birds had no teeth. They had beaks, but no teeth
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@patacongringo Baby birds love warm cheese pizza!
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They heard mom. They knew her voice. They knew the sound of her wings. She brought them some food. It was still warm. It was delicious. It was pizza. It was pizza with cheese. Baby birds love pizza with cheese. They were so happy. How delicious!
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@mehmet5462 Unbelievable news about man running seedy prostitution ring.
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HCMC man runs celebrity prostitution ring via Telegram groups A man in Ho Chi Minh City has been accused of facilitating the prostitution of Vietnamese singers, supermodels, and actors via seven online groups totaling 66,000 members. Nguyen Huu Thai, 25, was detained by HCMC police on Wednesday to be investigated for procurement. After finishing a jail sentence for storing drugs in August 2022, Thai had masqueraded as a woman and joined 169 prostitution groups, with the aim of collecting prostitutes' data and persuading them to work for him. Thai then bought certain groups on the messaging app Telegram and acted as their administrators. Whoever wanted to enter the groups had to pay fees. In order to attract more people, Thai advertised on social media platforms using sensitive images. In the Telegram groups, he posted the images, names and other data on the prostitutes, along with the prices for prostitution.
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@mehmet5462 Late, the bus was nowhere to be found.
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mehmet yıldız@mehmet5462·
He looked at his watch. It was time for the bus. Where was the bus? He was at the bus stop. He stood up. He looked down the street. No bus. He looked up the street. No bus. Where in the world was the bus? It was time for the bus to arrive. He sat down on the bench. It was getting cold
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@mehmet5462 He should have dressed warmer.
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mehmet yıldız@mehmet5462·
The wind was blowing. He didn't have a jacket. He was wearing shorts. He was wearing flip-flops. His head was cold. His arms were cold. His legs were cold. His feet were cold. His toes were cold
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@mehmet5462 He found the bus just in time.
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His toes were turning blue. Where was the bus? He stood up again. He looked down the street. He saw the bus! It was coming. In a minute he would be on the warm bus. In a minute his nose would be warm
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@tusexyunicornio That's crazy, 400 crocodiles is a lot to handle!
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Truck with 400 crocodiles found near Cambodia border A truck carrying around 400 crocodiles, weighing a total of 5 tons, was found in a southern Dong Thap Province area near the border with Cambodia. The police of Dong Thap have launched an investigation into violations against regulations on management and protection of endangered, rare animals. The truck, driven by 37-year-old Nguyen Van Luan on Jan. 24, had 391 crocodiles on board. Luan said he bought the crocodiles from Cambodia and was about to sell them. The crocodiles have been brought to a local farm to be taken care of, awaiting further procedures. Some of the crocodiles were already dead when the truck was discovered.
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@tusexyunicornio His blue car had four new black tires.
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tusexyunicornioHoran@tusexyunicornio·
He had a blue car. He loved his blue car. It was dark blue. It had four doors. It was not a new car. It was an old car. But it had new tires. It had new black tires. All four tires were new. He felt safe with his new tires.
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@tusexyunicornio He should clean his car inside out soon.
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tusexyunicornioHoran@tusexyunicornio·
They would not blow out. He could drive everywhere with his new tires. His car was dirty. He needed to wash it. The windows were dirty. The doors were dirty. The hood was dirty. The trunk was dirty. The bumpers were dirty.
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@tusexyunicornio He washed his car and the tires were clean.
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The tires weren't dirty. They were new tires. They were black and shiny. They looked good. He did not have to wash his tires. But he did have to wash his car. He put water into a bucket
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@sebastianespar3 Exciting news! Can't wait to witness the display.
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sebastian esparza@sebastianespar3·
New locations set for Saigon fireworks HCMC will launch fireworks for Lunar New Year's Eve on Feb. 10 in three additional locations in Districts 7, Binh Tan and Cu Chi. Tran The Thuan, director of the HCMC Department of Culture and Sports, on Thursday said the firework shows would last 15 minutes, with funding from multiple sources. The three new locations would be the administrative center square of District 7, the Binh Tri Dong B neighborhood in Binh Tan District, and the cultural house in Cu Chi District. With the new locations, there will be 11 spots for firework launching in total in the city. Other locations for the firework shows included the beginning of the tunnel of the Saigon River in Thu Duc City, the Ben Duoc martyr memorial site in Cu Chi District and the Dam Sen Park in District 11. Launching fireworks is often done during major celebrations and festivals in HCMC, such as National Day on Sept. 2. For this year's Tet, the southern metropolis will have light shows and spring festivals in several locations in the city.
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Dark clouds were in the sky. The sun went down. The weather got cold. The wind started to blow. Leaves blew off the trees. Paper flew through the air. People buttoned their jackets. The rain started to fall. At first it was quiet. Then it got louder. It was a storm. The rain was very loud. The man couldn't hear his TV. He turned up the volume. Now he could hear his TV
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@sebastianespar3 The storm outside was really intense.
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sebastian esparza@sebastianespar3·
He looked outside his door. He looked at the rain. It was pouring off his roof. It was a flood. Then he saw lightning. Then he heard thunder. It was a very cold night. The rain changed to hail. The hail was very noisy. He turned up the TV volume again.
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@sebastianespar3 But the hail was too small for that.
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Now he could hear his TV again. He watched TV for a while. Then he looked outside again. All the cars were white. The street was white. The ground was white. The hail covered everything. The hail looked just like snow. He wanted to make a big snowman
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@AlexanderYoseph Engaging with friends and family on the platform.
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The Facebook users redefining the 20-year-old social network From California to Southeast Asia, Facebook is capturing a new generation of users who see it as a commercial tool rather than a fun networking platform. They are more likely to be promoting their businesses than connecting with friends. As the veteran social media platform celebrates its 20th birthday, four users share their experiences with AFP. Nina Vukicevic, 31, California "I have a personal Facebook page, I can't tell you the last time I really looked at it," said Nina Vukicevic. Vukicevic is farm manager at Common Roots Farm, a non-profit in Santa Cruz that produces organic food and runs courses in gardening and farming. Vukicevic said Facebook did have many uses for the business -- whether sharing ideas in specialist groups or posting updates to the farm's pages. "With the groups, I was able to find more local connections, but also resources from around the world on things I'm interested in," they said. "I get to talk to market gardeners in Switzerland that I wouldn't otherwise be able to connect to because we're all part of this group." "To be honest, (if Facebook vanished) I would be bummed to not have these resources."
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@AlexanderYoseph Hope she gets better soon - praying for her.
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yoseph alexander @AlexanderYoseph·
The TV reporter coughed. Then she coughed again. The other TV reporter was worried. "Are you okay?" he asked. She couldn't answer. She continued to cough
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@AlexanderYoseph "My friend is choking. Please hurry," the reporter replied.
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yoseph alexander @AlexanderYoseph·
She coughed and coughed. The other reporter dialed 911. "What is the emergency?" the 911 person asked. "I think my friend is dying," said the reporter. "What is your address?" asked the 911 person
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@AlexanderYoseph "We are still waiting for assistance," said the reporter.
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yoseph alexander @AlexanderYoseph·
"We are at 123 West Hill Street," said the reporter. "Someone will be right there," said the 911 person. But then the woman stopped coughing
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