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Posted On: September 22nd 2026, 08:15 pm
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it it looks sad, and every Karnataka citizen feels sad about this that our CM is being treated like shit this is not first time. This is happening. This is a clear message to us to the Kannadiga, who voted for Congress that this is how your value is in the Congress party itself. #bjp #congress #karnataka #dkshivakumar #bengaluru
Will @christine4oregon be Oregon’s next governor? We need her to be. Please vote!!!! My podcast with Christine drops on Monday morning and I’d love if you’d listen in to learn more about Christine and how she fights for all of Oregon, not just those in her political party. With an unbiased listen I truly believe you’ll feel that in our discussion. 🙏🇺🇸 📸 @james_g_williams & @jerodbroadfoot
Tahun lalu dapat hadiah Mobil, tahun ini dapat hadiah Kuda Putih dari @raffinagita1717 , MasyaAllah terima kasih banyak ya fi ✨😊
Celebrating I WILL, the new fragrance by @armanibeauty in Madrid. Thank you Armani for such a beautiful evening, even more special with friends like @carlossainz55 @miguelangelsilvestre & @eusilva 🖤 #armanifragrance #armanimakeup
тикток забанил такое видео поэтому я переснял его сюда
Follow @NFLMEMSS for more CFB memes 💀😭 College football delivered one of the wildest Saturdays of the season on October 17, with multiple top-ranked teams suffering shocking losses. The biggest upset came when unranked Auburn stunned No. 1 Georgia 27-24 on a last-second field goal, erasing an early 14-0 deficit and handing the Bulldogs a devastating loss. Florida also rallied from a 17-3 deficit to defeat No. 7 Texas 27-24 in Austin, with freshman quarterback Tramell Jones Jr. throwing for 155 yards and two touchdowns. Texas quarterback Arch Manning lost a costly fumble late in the game, giving Florida a chance to close out the upset. Meanwhile, No. 14 Tennessee dominated No. 6 Alabama 26-10, recording five sacks and forcing four turnovers in a statement victory that could significantly shake up the SEC and College Football Playoff race. There were plenty of other major results across the country. No. 4 Ohio State edged No. 5 Indiana 19-15, ending Indiana’s 22-game winning streak in a defensive battle that came down to the final seconds. No. 22 LSU shut out No. 16 Mississippi State 31-0 behind quarterback Sam Leavitt’s four touchdown passes, while No. 9 Ole Miss crushed No. 13 Missouri 31-3. No. 10 Texas Tech also overwhelmed Arizona State 53-25, continuing its strong season, and No. 24 SMU defeated Virginia 23-13. With Georgia, Texas and Alabama all losing on the same day, the national championship picture looks much different heading into next week. Several major matchups are still underway tonight, including Notre Dame versus BYU and Florida State versus Miami.
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