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@anasiudu_ebube @theadebayovic @Rabbiklo @drpepple_ Thank you. Please follow back so I can send a DM
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110-year-old Turkish grandma shares her secret to a long life:
"i never once used Microsoft Teams"
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marching to aso rock
The Gathering@GatheringNG
If we plan the biggest youth event in Nigeria, what activities would you like to see? 🤔
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We’re looking for Step 1, Step 2, Step 3 tutors who crushed their Step 1 (NBMEs 80%+or Step 2 (260+) and are interested and have experience in tutoring. Comment “interested” and will send you the link to sign up.
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Ion think he got that dog in him. I need to hear him say "potter"
Nexus Point News@NexusPointNews
Draco Malfoy in the ‘HARRY POTTER’ movie vs. the series.
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First trailer for the ‘HARRY POTTER’ series.
Releasing this Christmas on HBO.
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Unrelated but still a bit related, but “abbreviation” and “acronym” are not the same thing at all.
An abbreviation is basically you shortening a word for convenience, but you still pronounce the full thing, like Dr., Revd.
An acronym, on the other hand, is a whole new word formed from the first letters of a phrase, and you actually pronounce it as a word, like LASER, NASA
Now if you have to say the letters one by one like NBL, OAU or LMAO, that’s neither an acronym nor an abbreviation, that’s an initialism.
Ehis🦇🦇@EhisOjeks
Is there any abbreviation as cool as “nbl”
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