Gamaliel
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Japan are the first ever Asian nation to beat England. 🏴
They're unbeaten in their last eight against European nations in 90 minutes:
◉ Japan 1-0 Serbia
◉ Germany 1-2 Japan
◉ Japan 2-1 Spain
◎ Japan 1-1 Croatia (1-3 pens)
◉ Germany 1-4 Japan
◉ Japan 4-2 Turkey
◉ Scotland 0-1 Japan
◉ England 0-1 Japan
Ones to watch at the World Cup? 👀

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@hannytalker How do you fix this then? While the fake work isn't the real work, in most cases its a path to the real work that has to be done, sometimes its a priority.
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Most of what fills your day is fake work dressed up as productivity. Fake work has all the aesthetics of real work. It keeps you busy. It lets you say “I have been at it all day.”
The emails, the scrolling, the “research,” the reorganizing, it’s all motion engineered to feel like progress.
The cruelest part is the emotional accounting. You end a day exhausted and feel entitled to rest because you were busy. But busy doing what?
zek@Azziielle
Hit me with the harshest reality truth.
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@Tipsall001 Bankai is too versatile. In anger, arrogance, gleeful joy, or casually. Saying rasengan isn't necessary at all ever. Kamehameha used to focus, Domain expansion is close, but it doesn't roll off the tongue like Bankai.
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@NightWalke72639 @Tipsall001 Bankai rolls over your tongue, easy to say.
Domain expansion, while the names commands power as well, it doesn't roll over on tongues like Bankai
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@Tipsall001 I'll argue a 2-way tie between Bankai and Domain Expansion. But an honorable mention to Rasengan.
I like the Kamehamiha, but it doesn't exactly roll off the tongue like the other 3 and you can't convince me that saying Ban-kai and Domain Expansion isn't fun.
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🤔🚀 Comment your answer 👇👍⚡
#Python #PythonQuiz #PythonProgramming #CodingQuiz #CodingChallenge #ProgrammingPuzzle #TestYourKnowledge #DailyCodeQuiz #PythonTips

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@PythonPr Answer: C) n
Python supports negative indexing.
-1 refers to the last element of a sequence.
"python" → p y t h o n
So:
a[-1] → n
Negative indexing is often used to access elements from the end of lists, strings, or tuples.
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