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Arsh عرش Raziuddin

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Posted On: July 24th 2026, 10:34 pm

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❤️‍🔥 Ive eaten so many potatoes and slept ten hrs a day and gone swimming and hiking and can not stop sweating ❤️‍🔥

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Я создала СОЦ проект бесплатное сообщество ATIKA CLUB куда буду открывать 1 раз в месяц доступ абсолютно БЕСПЛАТНО.

Оставь цифру 5 в комментариях и я отправлю тебе приглашение в закрытое сообщество.

No race for me today, I struggled a lot with arm pump yesterday and together with Honda, we decided it was best to rest ahead of next week’s test in Sepang with the 850cc bike!
It's been an honour to race with the HRC factory team! I wish I could’ve done better, but after so many months away, I’m leaving happy and grateful! #Indonesia #PakRT

Okay! T.I is looking good with his tan 🔥

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⁨ نت برداری شخصی سازی شده به همراه زیبایی بصری به حافظه کمک می‌کنه مطالب رو طولانی تر به یاد داشته باشه و در ضمن اشتیاق بازگشت به مطلب رو ایجاد می‌کنه. امیدوارم از آرشیوی که در پینترست براتون ساختم مثل خود من لذت ببرید.

#نت_برداری⁩

Indonesian artists are using traditional attire as a form of visual protest against forest and land fires (karhutla), posing against burned landscapes to highlight the environmental damage and worsening haze affecting parts of Sumatra. The artistic initiative is part of “Parade Asap,” a collective movement that brings together public discussions, video art screenings, exhibitions, open forums, and zines to encourage conversations about the ongoing crisis. One of its central questions, “Who is burning the land, and who is exposed to the smoke?”, challenges the public to consider both the causes of the fires and the communities most affected by them. Through their work, the artists aim to bring attention to the human cost of forest fires, emphasizing that the crisis extends beyond environmental destruction to include the health and well-being of people exposed to the haze.
[via: @ichalago @menjaga.api @trialfiaaa_ @sumekocreates]