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HERE Are the 6 Symptoms of a Damaged Oxygen Sensor in a Car.
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In this topic, we will learn about 6 symptoms of a damaged oxygen sensor in cars. As is known, the oxygen sensor plays a very important role in maintaining the correct ratio of air and fuel mixture inside the combustion chambers in the engine, and any malfunction in the operation…
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WHAT LEADS PEOPLE TO CHEAT?EVER ASKED YOURSELF OR YOUR PARTNER WHY THEY CHEAT?👇
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When married life changes as well as some habits. Learn to adjust into marriage life, make adjustments fast, understand your new status fast and focus on your marriage.Don’t realise this too late.
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In 1886, a group of children gathered at a cider mill below Little River Gap in Blount County, Tennessee, likely part of a community tradition that brought families together during the harvest season.
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The region, with its fertile valleys and abundant orchards, would have been an ideal location for cider production, especially as apples were one of the most widely grown fruits in the area. The cider mill would have been a vital part of the local agricultural economy, and the children, dressed…
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So, my sister brought home a live chîckéñ we would use to make Nsala soup (white sóúp), but Bubu, her son of 2 years, immediately turned the chîckén into his pet.
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When it was time for me to take the chîckén to Johnny, the guy who would help us sláûghtér the chîckéñ, Bubu hugged the chîckéñ tightly and was crying. I should leave his baby alone for him. I wanted to take the chîckéñ forcefully from him, but his mother said…
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Jewish skull collection
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The Jewish skull collection was an attempt by the Nazis to create an anthropological display to showcase the alleged racial inferiority of the “Jewish race” and to emphasize the Jews’ status as (“sub-humans”), in contrast to the German race, which the Nazis considered to be Aryan “superhumans” The collection was to be housed at the Anatomy Institute at the Reich…
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During World War II, millions of people were sent to concentration camps, including women.
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Women in concentration camps were subjected to brutal treatment and often faced more severe conditions than their male counterparts. The conditions in the camps were inhumane, and women were often subjected to forced labor, starvation, and medical experiments. Women were treated differently in concentration camps than men. They were often…
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Reincarnation can explain some of life’s mysteries, it is confirmation that life does not end at death.
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Reincarnation can explain some of life’s mysteries, it is confirmation that life does not end at death. In Igbo land when a child is born, the parents normally goes to Afa (divination), to inquire about the life of the child. Many people visiting Afa are doing so to know who…
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January 24, 1943 Wahoo spotted a destroyer with submarines around it. Morton fired three torpedoes on the destroyer, but they missed.
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Wahoo watched as the destroyer headed its way, and at dangerously close range, Wahoo fired another torpedo that broke the enemy ship in half. A few days later, Wahoo encountered another convoy and was credited with sinking Buyo Maru, Fukuei Maru, and an unknown maru. On February 7, Wahoo arrived…
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This Day in History-Jan 26, 1945
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American Lt. Audie Murphy, is wounded in France. Born the son of Texas sharecroppers on June 20, 1924, Murphy served three years of active duty, beginning as a private, rising to the rank of staff sergeant, and finally winning a battlefield commission to 2nd Lieutenant. He was wounded three times,…
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IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF HERO’S
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The smallest artefact can grow into an extremely long trail and important story. This Ulster Volunteer Force lapel badge from 1913 belonged to the husband of the cook for Lord and Lady Smiley of Drumalis in Larne.He farmed a local farm known as Droagh Farm near Larne and he was…