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Jason Tyrell retweeted
#WordoftheWeek What did the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, by faith, know was coming? He knew that the schools would fail, that housing would deteriorate and businesses would close down." Self Improvement: The Basis For Community Development Study Guide #5 - Building The Will
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Word of the Week: Belligerent Belligerent का मतलब होता है आक्रामक, झगड़ालू या लड़ाई के लिए तैयार रहने वाला व्यक्ति या व्यवहार ⚔️ Example: “He became belligerent during the argument.” #JagranJosh #WordOfTheWeek #Belligerent #Vocabulary #EnglishVocabulary #LearnEnglish
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Here’s your French word of the week: chat 🇫🇷 cat. #french #languagelearning #wordoftheweek pawtable.etsy.com/uk/listing…
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𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐃 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐖𝐄𝐄𝐊💥 Humdinger \ huhm-ding-er\ (Noun) Something so remarkable, striking, or excellent that it leaves a lasting impression. It can describe a great performance, an outrageous story, or an unusually strong storm. #wordoftheweek
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Our #wordoftheweek for this Friday is #panpsychism! 👀 Keep an eye out for more in this post series, and check out Consciousness and its Place in Nature at imprint.co.uk/product/straws… #consciousness
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Carbon emissions are the release of carbon dioxide (CO₂) and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, mainly from energy use, agriculture, transport, and industrial activity. Through investment in low-carbon solutions, climate finance helps cut emissions while strengthening resilience which drives long-term sustainable development. #FLLoCA #WordOfTheWeek
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Merienda” is a #Spanish word for a light meal or snack in the late afternoon, usually shared with others. It’s that easy, unhurried time when you sit, eat something small, and just be. #WordOfTheWeek: Merienda — a late afternoon snack and break.
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Our #WordOfTheWeek is "ancillary administration." This term refers to a secondary probate proceeding typically required when a decedent owns real property in more than one state. Find the full definition in our glossary here: bit.ly/46F3AF7
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According to the NBS, capital importation into Nigeria rose sharply by 83.8% YoY to USD10.4bn in Q1:2026, driven mainly by stronger investor confidence and improved FX market liquidity. Most of the inflows came through portfolio investments, particularly money market instruments and bonds, showing continued foreign investor preference for fixed-income assets over equities. Looking ahead, capital inflows are expected to remain strong due to attractive fixed-income yields. However, the dominance of short-term portfolio flows means Nigeria remains vulnerable to shifts in global investor sentiment and FX market volatility. #wordoftheweek
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The difference na say some people decide to study Bitcoin with an open mind, while others stop for the headlines. #BitcoinPidgin #BitcoinEducation #WordOfTheWeek
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This week’s Italian word is gatto 🇮🇹 — cat 🐈 etsy.com/uk/listing/17187343… #italian #languagelearning #wordoftheweek
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#WordOfTheWeek #RCIS provides for the majority of funding to be allocated toward maintaining, preserving, and hardening the existing transportation network, but also builds upon a commitment to expanding #transit and improving safety. Learn more: njtpa.org/rcis/ #WOTW
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Let’s talk “DEPOSITION”! That’s our #WordofTheWeek. Take a listen. Even if you already know what it is, watch anyway. The video is really funny!
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The word originated in 17th-century Venice, specifically in reference to the gondola races held along the Grand Canal. #WordOfTheWeek #NauticalTerms #Regatta #MaritimeHeritage #Shipbuilding #IndianNavy #MaritimeHistorySociety
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Our #WordoftheWeek is 'endurance'. From running marathons to climbing mountains, people can accomplish incredible feats through sheer determination. We nurture all pupils to embrace challenges with courage and resilience, encouraging them to unlock their full potential.
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Irwin Marshall retweeted
Is your country abolitionist in law? Let us know in the comments below! #HumanRights #WordOfTheWeek #EndTheDeathPenalty #Abolitionist #ADPAN
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