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Today is Aoba's birthday! On the outside she's timid and short on words, but inside she's quietly carrying a mountain of complaints about the world. Slipping sharp little remarks out under her breath has somehow become a hobby of hers. Tell her something's broken and she'll take it on herself, first giving it a solid whack and only then patiently taking it apart if that doesn't work. She insists it's easier to expect nothing, since hoping only ever leads to disappointment, but the truth is no one longs more than she does for someone to treat her with warmth. So the moment Sensei shows her a little kindness she wants to lean in, and just as quickly she steps back, sure that she doesn't deserve it. If someone who once wouldn't have minded if tomorrow never came is now starting to look forward to the next day, that is surely thanks to Sensei. So today, let Sensei be the one to come find her first, so that instead of another meal eaten alone, she can share a warm one with you. #BlueArchive

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Opposing Pro-IRA march 1992. #4 of 5 As ours gathered to oppose the march it's mainly Chelsea and Arsenal lads on show, the left made a big deal at the time over a tee shirt "Hitler was a gooner" that was worn that day I recall. In these old videos a black fella keeps popping up. He used to turn up with a picture of the Queen on all these old events. He was a harmless novelty so no one ever interfered with him. Altercations with blacks were actually quite rare back then, and if there was it would be because of their politics as opossed to their race generally.

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BBC NEWS speak to media Katie Razzall editor who seems a bit of a royalist as her focus at the end is how awkward it is for Prince Harry to be suing a newspaper that the Royal Family work with. Why do royalists expect a person not to pursue justice against an abuser (The Daily Fail) because their abusive family who has worked with that abuser against them is still collaborating with that abuser and it might get in the way of a reconciliation? A reconciliation with an abusive family that is still dealing with the abuser that helped break up their relationship is unlikely to be genuine or lasting anyway. At this point Harry needs to prioritise justice over his everlasting toxic family.

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