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Replying to @omgsidewalks
He had uncommon sense
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Replying to @epochhealth
Her spirit left her body. This is not uncommon - especially when the Lord shows up and gives the person an opportunity to know Him and reveal something to them.
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Floridamancrusade🇺🇸🇯🇲 retweeted
Jewish Doctors are uncommon in countries with FREE healthcare
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Replying to @gjkarts @jjongvee
to be seriously outside the norm & common experiences (ex: male loneliness) to count, but since it’s so uncommon, it's not as talked about it's likely that they hover near the community/experiences without being directly queer (since it's connected to the a- (aroace) community)
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Vates Trem retweeted
So the packs were messed with. Old school Yu-Gi-oh packs came with mostly common/uncommon cards. The last card in the pack was the “pull.” It was either a Rare, Super Rare, Ultra Rare and Secret Rare. The video shows Logan pulling 2 Ultra Rare cards in the same pack, which is impossible in early Yu-Gi-Oh Packs.
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Replying to @Brien_Jackson
I disagree. If a woman wants her husband to be able to have physical contact without it needing to lead to sex then an assignment where they do just that can condition him to be able to be able to snuggle her without needing it to go farther. It’s not an uncommon technique.
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Replying to @lizzkelly7
Miller is an uncommon last name?
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saurabh retweeted
Another Chinese street food spot. The amount of garbage is even more than the last one. This isn’t an uncommon or rare occurrence in China. In fact, Chinese people even have the habit of chewing up the bones and spitting them all on the table while they eat in restaurants.😩
This is what a popular Chinese Food Street looks like. 🤢 Garbage and chopsticks thrown everywhere on the ground. 😑
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Th retweeted
This is one of the most horrific stories I’ve read and yet not uncommon for what they’ve done to Palestinians. I felt physically ill after reading this.
Today we honor the memory of Mohammed Abu Khdeir, who was just 16 years old when he was kidnapped in Shuafat in occupied East Jerusalem, beaten, tortured, burned alive and brutally murdered by zionist settlers 11 years ago on July 2, 2014. NEVER FORGET! NEVER FORGIVE!
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Pravinkumar Gupta retweeted
Cycle with pots necessary to enjoy life on pavement and city,i was surprised for this uncommon things in cycle but i got reasoning few minutes later as the gentleman owner of cycle explained "he depends on free provision of NGO of rajkot helpful for his taste,timepass& nutrition"
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Replying to @janelsooo
The one where downtown Houston is 70 miles away for the Gulf. June thunderstorms and showers in not uncommon.
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" The mandatory live-in policy forces migrant domestic workers to live with their employers.  It is not uncommon for them to sleep in the kitchen, in the bathroom, or in a coffin-sized compartment.

[Recap] What they carry: The unseen burdens of migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong hongkongfp.com/2026/06/14/wh…
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Just finished reading "Digital Minimalism" by Cal Newport. I had providentially discovered him on YouTube while I was contemplating lessening tech's influence on my life because our new pastor's super low-tech lifestyle piqued my interest. After watching some vids, it became apparent. 3 weeks ago: I deleted my Instagram account. I cut social media use by 95%. I unsubscribed to over 1400 YouTube channels. I deleted 90,000 emails. I streamlined my phone to one screen of apps by using folders and deleting a bunch. I took FB off my phone. I stopped using my gaming laptop and bought a simpler one for word processing and writing poetry. I have no interest in video games anymore. It feels surreal. Yesterday, I deactivated my FB account. I still have X because it's not enticing to me, and it doesn't seem to have targeted ads and has no "thirst traps" at all(FB is so evil- their targeting is diabolically specific). I also read Wendell Berry's book "Why I Am Not Going to Buy a Computer" which also has the essay "Feminism, the Body, and the Machine", which was thought-provoking. Now that I've done that, I will see how life changes in the coming months. I am resolute. I believe this will ameliorate one of my medical issues(which I read a whole book on yesterday[I didn't know one existed, it's pretty uncommon]). I took notes while reading these books, around 18 pages. I did this to increase retention and process ideas. I've been naturally inclined to pray more lately, which is unusual. I've also been feeling emotions a lot more, but not in a concerning way. I think heavy social media use flattens your emotions and also your empathy(for me, significantly). My fractured attention will heal over time, I believe. I just have to be intentional about implementing these ideas. I don't have many friends on here, by choice, so not many people will see this, but that's fine. Next, I am going to read Joel Beeke's "How to Lead Your Family".
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Replying to @JeffreyLuscombe
I grew up in a 2 bedroom condo. The sole AC unit was in the living room corner. A train of fans to move the air down the long hallway to bedrooms was not uncommon on the worst nights. Otherwise a lot of nights with open windows w/ box fans.
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Where were you ordering coffee? It's not uncommon for people to sweeten coffee before putting it in a thermos, especially in waiting rooms and the like
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Emphasis on uncommon Integrity. I wish me myself can do half of what he @PeterObi does. God bless Nigeria with him and God bless him for Nigeria.
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Volcano eruption twister. Not completely uncommon in Hawaii. -Photo credit: Volcano Hideaways
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