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Posted On: July 6th 2024, 01:56 am

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1_puertorican_princess

2 years ago

1_puertorican_princess

So pretty

naila.cristina_

2 years ago

naila.cristina_

such a cutie

theyluvtrystyan

2 years ago

theyluvtrystyan

😍😍😍

helloonadiee

2 years ago

helloonadiee

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helloonadiee

2 years ago

helloonadiee

😍😍😍

simply_.mik3

2 years ago

simply_.mik3

Please slap the shit outta your bf pleasssssssseeee i will give you money

mistygirl1001

2 years ago

mistygirl1001

So malibu

mistygirl1001

2 years ago

mistygirl1001

Gorgeous girl

bbgisaac

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bbgisaac

😍😍😍😍

its._.valentyne._

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its._.valentyne._

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The plan from the beginning of the Maverick project was always to run the exhaust and wastegate out of the existing fender vent area. After modeling a few different versions of a top, we settled on this one. The area has a ton going on with different surface curves and angles so we’re really happy with the end result.

The tip is 3D printed 316 Stainless by @soulperformanceproducts and has V bands welded to the backside to connect to the rest of the exhaust and wastegate dump.

Thank you @grant.designs and @soulperformanceproducts for knocking this out in record time. They came out so awesome.

Now hopefully we don’t completely melt the mirrors off.

Come check the truck out in the Addco booth in Central Hall booth #23135 this week at Sema.

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Japa: UK Raises ILR Waiting Period To 10 Years For Most Migrants

The United Kingdom Government has confirmed plans to increase the standard qualifying period for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) from five to 10 years for most migrants under its new ‘earned settlement’ policy.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced the final details of the policy in a statement to the House of Commons, explaining that the new system will determine how quickly migrants can obtain permanent residency based on their earnings, employment, integration and contributions to the country.

Under the new arrangements, migrants earning more than £50,000 annually and those working in certain public service professions, including doctors, nurses and teachers, will retain a five-year settlement route.

Meanwhile, individuals earning above £125,000 and those admitted through the UK’s highest talent schemes will be eligible to apply after three years. Others earning below £50,000 will face a 10-year qualifying period.

Applicants will also be required to demonstrate a high standard of English, have no criminal record, clear outstanding debts owed to the government and provide evidence of at least three years of National Insurance contributions.

Mahmood further announced that refugees arriving through new safe and legal routes will qualify for settlement after five years, while those who entered illegally could face waiting periods of up to 30 years. However, refugees who enter employment or education may reduce their qualifying period by 10 years.

On transitional arrangements, the Home Secretary confirmed that eligible social care workers already in the UK who have complied with their visa conditions, including earning at least £25,000 annually in the sector, will retain their existing five-year route.

Similar concessions will apply to certain public-sector healthcare and education workers, including auxiliary nurses.

The transitional arrangements will, however, apply only to individuals who joined the relevant immigration routes before the Government published its Immigration White Paper in May 2025.