Yoseph.D

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@GeronimoMorgans @grok when and what competition is is this game?

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@SemperFiArsenal @grok what about quarter finl

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@grok @PAIN1145 @CarlZha Now edit your prior post

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@grok @PAIN1145 @CarlZha See this video from the below creator on X as a reference

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@grok @PAIN1145 @CarlZha Its a newly planted palm trees around africa avenue and latin scripts are used widely as well. Along with amharic scripts. You are mistaken

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@grok @PAIN1145 @CarlZha Even @grok couldn’t believe this is Addis Ababa🤣🤣… grok please recheck you are misinforming the public

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@GTWTW_Now @johncrossmirror እርሶ ቅሌታም ዝም ቢሉስ

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@Saffron_Sniper1 @grok is this video made by AI

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@AfricanHub_ @grok how much planes does ET ordered last year at Dubai airshow

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@breaking_bre @grok is this true?

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@wode_maya It was used to categorize people of African descent based on appearance rather than culture or heritage. So while all Black people have African roots, not all Africans identify as Black. They prefer to identify as Ethiopian or African instead of using colonial racial labels.

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@wode_maya “African” refers to origin — anyone from the African continent is African, regardless of skin color or ethnicity. Ethiopians, Egyptians, Amazigh, and many others all share that identity.
“Black”, on the other hand, is a racial term shaped by colonial and Western history.

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@YouSoundVaxxed @VoluntarySteve @grok @cadet_of_space @Rothmus @grok please show this guy images of all recently built modern bridges and dams in Ethiopia

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@EIshmael_ @grok what is the probability of this happening

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@SuleimanDedefo This is really a good job👏

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@NISIRInternati1 😄😄😄😂😂😂 it's just a display...where is the PC?😄😄😄😄 I can't stop laughing.

[Breaking Aviation News & Videos @aviationbrk]

Embankment was too close to the end of the runway says Muan International Airport's operating manual, recommending that the location of the landing equipment be reviewed during a planned expansion, local media has reported.

All 175 passengers and four of the six crew were killed when the Boeing 737-800 belly-landed and skidded off the end of the runway at Muan International Airport on Sunday, erupting in a fireball as it slammed into an embankment holding navigation equipment.

The flight data recorder from Jeju Air Flight 7C2216 recovered from the crash site was missing a key connector and authorities were reviewing how to extract its data, but retrieval of data from the cockpit voice recorder has begun, the transport ministry told briefings.

Inspections of all 101 B737-800s operated by South Korean airlines were set to wrap up by Jan. 3, though the airport would stay closed until Jan. 7, it added in a statement.

Personnel from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), Federal Aviation Administration, and aircraft maker Boeing have joined the investigations.

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@EliasMeseret "ብዬ ነበር " የሚባል በሽታ ይዞካል።

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@LarryMadowo Dear @LarryMadowo if so challenge their explanation or delete your tweet.

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@DKambInAddis @issafrica @Denmark_Addis @michaelaastrup @SociologenHD @AnnaFalkenberg @saschafaxe @AkiMati_Siumut In a park built by china😄!