gielyn retweeted
#EXhOrizoninMANILA fan support by @notyourkathhh ✨
ref magnet with chocolates or candies ♡
• like & repost
• limited quantity (strictly 1:1)
• on the spot trades only
• will be given randomly on day 2
See you on July 5, EXO-Ls! 🩵
#EXO #EXOPLANET #EXhOrizon
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Matthew Monday retweeted
Somalia ref, Omar Artan WILL RECEIVE THE SALARY HE WAS ENTITLEd TO DURING THE WORLD CUP! $
FIFA has committed to paying him his salary.
Source: BBC
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Oh god... I mean ahhh I'm very flattered for any artist who wants to use this face as a ref. Damn thats cool. 🥹🙈
Yep and I believe neither sausage or badger were able to beat him. Badger only got a point with the help of the ref.
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카티💫🦕🎸 retweeted
Ref ชุดคอนเริ่ดๆตีมเอเลี่ยน ยานอวกาศมีให้เลือกสรรมากมาย555555555555
#PondPhuwinConcert
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Ref was honking let that big boy for Haiti away with too much, constantly kept leaving a bit on Ferguson and Robertson, kept bouncing off McGinns arse though
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Olorogun Jesurukevwe Emmy, the Urukpe of Agbarho. retweeted
One of the World Cup’s big stories.
Irankunda is one of the players in the current Australian team who were born in refugee camps in Africa.
He was born in a Tanzanian refugee camp to parents from Burundi. The guy who celebrated with him in this image, the #9, Mohamed Toure is another.
Mohamed was born in a Guinean refugee camp to Liberian parents. There’s also Awer Mabil, born in a refugee camp in Kenya to South Sudanese parents.
These are the stories that make the World Cup special. You can feel people’s stories. And it doesn’t end with them, there are many others like theirs. Stories of players whose families fled difficult situations to places they now call home.
There are others whose parents moved abroad to make more of their lives and they struggled through depressing situations to fight. Their children are heroes in those nations now.
Such beautiful stories.
🇦🇺 Nestory Irankunda, youngest goalscorer in Australia history at the World Cup. ❤️🔥
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Paying the ref without handling his visa? FIFA what is this? He misses the experience to make history. Utter disgrace
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Reimu Hakurei retweeted
what a ridiculous when I use him as ref... *lolol* 🤔
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Anne Gary retweeted
🚨BOMBSHELL: Dear White America, They will ALWAYS Hate you.
The bottom tier sector of the black community, in which I refer to them as “Sector N*ggas” have completely embarrassed themselves at the national level.
Thoughts?
#fyp #blackcommunity #karmeloanthony #explore #viral
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No shock as it was a game worth watching, lots of technique, skill, 2 tactically aware coaches, good ref. Football as it should be 👌 @FIFAWorldCup
59:13 - The ball was in play for 59 minutes, 13 seconds in the match between Brazil and Morocco, the highest ball-in-play time so far at this year's FIFA World Cup.
Open.
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Jenpasit (Meze/เมษ) retweeted
🗳️ Makerfield | Burnham leads by 5pts:
🔴 Lab: 45% (-)
➡️ Ref: 40% ( 8)
⚫️ Res: 8% ( 8)
🟢 Grn: 3% (-1)
🔵 Con: 2% (-9)
🟠 Lib: 1% (-6)
Via @Moreincommon_, 28 May - 12 June
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/- vs GE2024
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Vickie Bromley retweeted
President and Mrs. Obama have had a partnership from their earliest days, and the Obama Presidential Center Museum reflects this. The love, and sense of humor, that keeps them connected was obvious when President Obama recently toured the Museum with Valerie Jarrett.
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