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Yes. Let’s do this.

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Islamic Calendar: 1446 Used to determine Islamic holidays and for other religious purposes. It dates history from the Hijra, when Muhammad went from Mecca to Medina and established the first ummah, or Muslim community.

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Good morning Gil!

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24. Merdeka 118, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2024) The world's second tallest building and structure, at 678 metres tall, Merdeka 118 was inspired by the posture of Tunku Abdul Rahman — Malaysia's first prime minister — when he declared Malaysian independence in 1957. https://t.co/NGyIktz9dx

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Confusing for me

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The Notre-Dame is France's most famous cathedral, but it isn't the biggest or even the best. So here are some of France's other (and less well known) Gothic wonders... https://t.co/3tEp3AhX18

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There is always today

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love it dear :)

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To create such models these artists used many of the techniques and tricks that have been employed by sculptors and painters for centuries. Not to mention the endless research into everything from botany to Medieval weaponry to Romanesque architecture. https://t.co/huCnM5swxr

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The Colosseum wasn't the biggest stadium in Ancient Rome — it was the Circus Maximus, where chariot races took place. It once held 250,000 spectators. Why so big? Because chariot racing — not gladiatorial combat — was the most popular Roman sport... https://t.co/Fh4wZtRH3f

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those were legendary

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The First World War ended 106 years ago today. Here are some ways it has been remembered since, in art and architecture — beginning with this simple but moving memorial in Hungary... https://t.co/s7qzVZxE4a

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Wow this is really nice and beautiful! Good job Zeni.

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The Museum of Modern Art in New York opened 95 years ago today. So, from Vincent van Gogh to Minecraft, here's a brief tour through MoMA... https://t.co/Cr3B2qFRKj

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Yup. Life’s journey is full of twists and turns, and each path we choose makes our adventure unique. nn x 69n100 $farther

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