why the hell is australia in the asian cup did I miss geography classes or what
India > Turkassss
Imagine having world class players and can't score a single goal lmaooooo guler yildiz #turkey so a$$
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I agree that finding 4,000 to 5,000 acres of land around Chennai without lakes, tanks, or wetlands is extremely difficult. The city's geography is built around an interconnected network of water bodies, making it unavoidable factor for large infrastructure projects.
The T. Nagar example is not a justification. While it evolved into one of Chennai's biggest economic hubs it also contributed to recurring floods, groundwater depletion, and water scarcity. The same pattern can be seen in many developed places of Chennai.
Similarly, Parandur Airport would have likely faced less opposition if the government clearly demonstrated how it intends to mitigate environmental impacts through a legally binding restoration plan, an official strategy to replace the 36,635 trees proposed for removal, detailed blueprint for the promised man-made lakes and a strong accountability framework to ensure that promised ecological safeguards are actually implemented again through the project or atleast around the project area.
The whole point is not to stop development but to plan it responsibly with ecological consideration.
The clowns opposing Parandur keep saying, "Saar, we don't want an airport over water bodies, saar."
The reality is that you can't find a large alternative site in or around Chennai without water bodies. That's the simple fact these clowns can't seem to fathom.
T. Nagar itself was built over what were once water bodies, and today it is one of Chennai's biggest economic powerhouses.
Development over this green nonsense.
Great to have a geography angle for WC26. Australia chose a site approximately half way between the big cities Sydney & Melbourne to appease both egos. It’s amazing the small towns considered, eg Dalgety!
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Terato Lover retweeted
Nіggаs don’t know geography.
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Football makes boys better in geography.
A freaking cheat code!!!
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A student in rural Maharashtra with good digital skills will out-earn a student in urban Chennai without them within 5 years. The geography doesn't matter anymore. The skill does. #FutureOfWork
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They also can't spell. A common feature I've noticed. That, coupled with a poor understanding of vocabulary (genocide, for example)and geography (where the West Bank actually is) shows they need a proper education.
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any patriotism you see from me the next few weeks is strictly for sports and geography, NOT the government!!!!
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You have no grasp of history or even basic geography. The US is one country with one constitution. The EU is 27 countries with separate constitutions. Not comparable.
they're dragging my girl for being bad at geography rhaenyra GET UP defend yourself
Bum ass queen needing a map of her hometown vs. local guide and legend populist king
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No one cares pedo bitch boy! Learn your geography while you’re there @KidRock
maybe bcz usa has been independent for far far more years..and for most history it was india which was a better nation n usa has better opportunities? like do people in usa really not study geography and history? idk seems like your problem
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TOWER VINYL UMEDA retweeted
【#TomMisch】
#トム・ミッシュ を知る上で欠かせない名作『Geography』の日本語帯付き盤が再入荷したしました💛
ジョン・メイヤーからの影響を公言する泣きのギタープレイ、メロウでカラフルなソングライティングセンスも携えたオールラウンダーぶりが発揮されています。
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Kashmir is not just geography.
It is identity, culture, and people.
Respect all three equally.
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#شہ_رگ_کا_سانس_بند_نہ_کرو
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Lyapita Heita retweeted
About yesterday..
Best NSSCO Geography teacher in the circuit..
#OmuthiyaCircuitAwardsCeremony2026
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Geography shapes trade. Trade shapes culture and power.
Geography and history of Silk Routes reveal why regions like Leh, Sikkim and the Kashmir valley became crossroads of wealth & influence for centuries.
Our online course on Silk Routes chronicles the illuminating history.
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