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@tapbots Miss your app so much. 💔

[ᴺᴼᵀ Jony Ive @JonyIveParody]

@tapbots @tweetbot I cannot possibly emphasise just how much I am going to miss your app.💔

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@Setapp Crossing my fingers to win this 🤞. Wishing you guys a Happy Birthday 🥳

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@derStandardat wieso muss ich auf einmal Tracking in der App zulassen um die App zu nutzen? Das war noch nie der Fall…

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@FiddleFella @elonmusk Totally agree!

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@Alejand27444061 @thelittleidiot @elonmusk Do you really think that many citizens alive during WW2, who were not small kids back then, are alive and on Twitter?

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@CodeAficionado @fia @F1 Maybe because the Russell incident happen in first lap? But good question.

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@ianmiles @elonmusk Not sure what you understand under “tearing down”. Looks more like putting new posters over it, which of course is a normal procedure on marketing/poster walls.

[DUA LIPA @DUALIPA]

we can make some fkn noise. I stand with the women of Iran.

#mashaamini #nikashakarami #sarinaesmailzadeh #hadisnajafi #iranprotests

[Tom Warren @tomwarren]

@F1 @Max33Verstappen @redbullracing

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@elonmusk Maybe focus more on the promises you make on your products.

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@elonmusk Fuck off Elon!

[Anastasia Klimash 🇺🇦 @nastasiaKlimash]

When foreigners are calling for a dialogue with RU, I just laugh. We tried it all. If anything, our biggest mistake was being pushovers way too long. Not anymore. Being nice just doesn’t work with Russians. Russia has to be defeated, and for this, we need to #ArmUkraineNow.

[Anastasia Klimash 🇺🇦 @nastasiaKlimash]

Did our patience and keeping in touch with our RU relatives despite all their shit help? As you see, nope. It just made things worse. Sometimes a silly thought pops into my head, “How will we ever forgive them?” But then I remember that nobody is asking us for forgiveness. 12/

[Anastasia Klimash 🇺🇦 @nastasiaKlimash]

Except for when they wanted to visit us. Then we were telling them that Crimea is Ukraine, and if they didn't agree, they were not welcome in Ukraine (and they didn't agree). I’m still not sure why we kept in touch. We, Ukrainians, always were way too patient with Russians. 11/

[Anastasia Klimash 🇺🇦 @nastasiaKlimash]

And her mom, my aunt, phoned as well, telling my mom that "our Russian girls are now getting bullied here in France; they are called invaders because of you!" Say what? Later, we somehow got back to talking to these people every now and then, almost as if nothing happened. 10/

[Anastasia Klimash 🇺🇦 @nastasiaKlimash]

Many were surprised by such RU behaviour. Not my family. Back in 2014, While the RU missiles were flying over my parents' heads in Donbas, my RU cousin called my mom and screamed at her telling her she shouldn't say anything bad about Russia. Back then, she studied in France. 9/

[Anastasia Klimash 🇺🇦 @nastasiaKlimash]

My story is not exceptional. Many of my friends facing the same. Their RU relatives are either silent, or teach Ukrainians about what’s aktchually happening in Ukraine (of course, it’s all the fault of the decadent West), or saying, “yes, but we’ll never know all the truth.” 8/

[Anastasia Klimash 🇺🇦 @nastasiaKlimash]

Her brother in Moscow, who several years ago told my mom, "you need to understand, we don't make any decisions here," also, for a week or so, watched my IG stories with photos of buildings obliterated by RU missiles, and unfollowed me too. My mom was babysitting this guy. 7/

[Anastasia Klimash 🇺🇦 @nastasiaKlimash]

She's an architect, not a brainwashed dropout Vanya from a deprived RU village with no internet (but even that is nonsense, they all have access to the information, don't infantilise them). Her husband remained silent too. Speak of the influence of the Russian world, amirite? 6/