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430,778 次观看 • 2 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Haroon2 年前

@iShaheenAfridi Kings of Pakistan 😍😍❤️❤️

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Fahim Mughal 192 年前

@iShaheenAfridi This Duo ❤️

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Waqar Afridi2 年前

@iShaheenAfridi A Great lesson for their Fans too. They abuse them but Amir and Shaheen always had a great brotherly relationship 🤩👑👑❤️

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Fahim Mughal 192 年前

@iShaheenAfridi عامر بھائی سے بہت چیزیں سیکھنے کو ملی جب پاکستان ٹیم میں بھی تھے : شاہین آفریدی ❤️

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Waqar Afridi2 年前

@iShaheenAfridi Super interview. It was my dream to see them bowl together. Great Praise by Amir for Shaheen and Huge Respect shown by Shaheen to Amir. World Class Bowlers. I wish ek bar pher Pakistan ke lye khel kar atleast 1 ICC Trophy jetwa dein 🥹

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Abdul samadkhan2 年前

@iShaheenAfridi ابھی بس اس خواب کو بھی پورا کرنا ہے۔ #BabarAzam𓃵 #virat #TwoGenders @TheDesertVipers

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Haroon2 年前

@iShaheenAfridi Thank you Desert vipers for this 😍❤️

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@iShaheenAfridi Past, present and future in video 🔥

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Laiba Doll2 年前

@iShaheenAfridi Kash yah donk team m ajay yat

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Hassan Ali2 年前

@iShaheenAfridi Thank you Desert vipers❣️

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The World’s Oldest Banking System - The Morocco’s Ancient Granaries (Igudar) : According to historians, the Igudar granaries in Morocco are the world’s oldest bank, going back as far as the 13th Century CE. Some historians believe they may even go farther than that since the granaries are as old as the mountains they are built in. These granaries belonged to the Amazigh people who settled in Morocco more than 4000 years ago. The Amazigh tribes mainly lived in the South of Morocco which is a mountainous area. They started to build granaries in the caves and cliffs of the mountains. Each Amazigh family owned a granary and stored their valuables inside it. These valuables ranged from documents and weapons to food and jewelry. An interesting finding is that some granaries were big enough to act as shelters during war times. Some had enough room for cats to protect the valuables from mice. Amazigh had various ways of managing the granaries. Firstly, they had tablets (boards) to keep track of the valuables and who they belonged to. The management was the responsibility of a secretary called the Lamine. Secondly, each tribed selected representatives which formed another management body: the Inflas. The Inflas comprised 10 people and each granary had a key holder called the Amir. The tribes only paid the Amir for their efforts to keep the valuables safe. Additionally, tribe members could safeguard their own granaries as well. One of the oldest and biggest of the Igudar is Agadir Imchguiguiln which is more than 700 years old. Recent renovations reveal that it has 130 granaries, a central square, a mosque, and even a prison cell. Aside from their physical value, the world’s oldest bank, Igudar granaries represent the collective trust inside the community and between different groups of people. In recent years, the Moroccan government has been working to have Unesco recognize the granaries as an international heritage of great importance as well. 🎥© laadiyoune (IG) #archaeohistories

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There are 2 types of people when it comes to AI 1. The ones who think that it will take over the world and that it must be destroyed 2. The ones who get excited about AI but don’t know how to use it they hear about a new platform from their friends spend 15 minutes treating it like Google get frustrated and just pretend they know what they are doing. Luckily you found this post a third option. One that shows you a real use case for AI and the solid foundation you need to not only make money but harness the full power of AI because as AI grows you know enough to grow with it instead of being stuck watching from the sidelines
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There are 2 types of people when it comes to AI 1. The ones who think that it will take over the world and that it must be destroyed 2. The ones who get excited about AI but don’t know how to use it they hear about a new platform from their friends spend 15 minutes treating it like Google get frustrated and just pretend they know what they are doing. Luckily you found this post a third option. One that shows you a real use case for AI and the solid foundation you need to not only make money but harness the full power of AI because as AI grows you know enough to grow with it instead of being stuck watching from the sidelines

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St.Mirren - Style of Play Preview? Led by Craig McLeish, his academy sides were always ball-playing sides, brave on the ball and able to provoke and play through pressure to create. Did we see a little bit of that and a "New" St.Mirren under the 36yo Head Coach?! Killian Philips was denied by a World Class save from Scott Bain, a beautiful end to a wonderful passing move: > Missed Early Chance to Counter > Patient & Keep Playing > Patience to Provoke Pressure > Quicken Play to Counter 3v3 > Good Decisions in Final Third Recruitment, Style of Play & Good Coaching... if they can marry it all together, it could be a new look St.Mirren for the season ahead.

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#BREAKING: Ari: Talk about your idea to freeze rent Mayor Mamdani: “…we are living in a time of politics where politicians try to convince the public that there’s nothing they can do and so to even have the idea that we could actually help people is seen as a departure from what so many are being told in this moment, and freezing the rent, this is about 2.5 million New Yorkers in a city of 8.5 million, the mayor has the power to freeze their rent.”
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#BREAKING: Ari: Talk about your idea to freeze rent Mayor Mamdani: “…we are living in a time of politics where politicians try to convince the public that there’s nothing they can do and so to even have the idea that we could actually help people is seen as a departure from what so many are being told in this moment, and freezing the rent, this is about 2.5 million New Yorkers in a city of 8.5 million, the mayor has the power to freeze their rent.”

Emoluments Clause

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