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Posted On: November 2nd 2026, 12:14 pm

Анхны бие даасан 'Unsent Letters' үзэсгэлэнгийн талаар та бүхэнтэй хуваалцан үлдээе💙
10 дугаар сарын 27. Лондон хот✨

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be honest.. do you have a type?

⁨ ⁨ ✨فرحانة بودي تحتفل بديوالي في دبي بحضور لجين عمران، صفا صديقي، دانيا محمد، جوانا كريم وغيرهن🎨 في سهرة تجمع الأزياء الهندية الفاخرة والمجوهرات اللافتة والألوان الخاصة بالعيد.. تابعوا الأجواء البوليوودية في ET بالعربي👇
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أبيات… تصلح لكل زمان…في مكاننا وبلادنا.

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#ضحكت
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HALLELUJAH ONE DAY. THE DEVIL THE NEXT.

Justin Bieber publicly professes Christ, yet dresses as the devil for Halloween.

At what point do we stop dismissing spiritual contradictions as harmless entertainment?

This isn't about judging someone's heart. It's about discerning the fruit of their said belief..

We cannot proclaim the light while celebrating imagery associated with darkness. This muddies the waters of true biblical Christianity.

“Choose this day whom you will serve.” — Joshua 24:15

Harmless entertainment or spiritual compromise?

Chalti ka naam zindagi …. ❤️😎😊🤓

American universities have spent centuries accumulating donations from wealthy alumni, industrialists, and philanthropists, then investing that money to generate even more wealth.

During the Gilded Age, fortunes made in steel, oil, and railroads helped transform American higher education. After WW2, massive federal research funding helped turn universities into global centers of science and technology.

Beginning in the 1980s, elite universities also became sophisticated investors, putting their endowments into stocks, private equity, venture capital, and real estate.

By 2025, Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and Princeton collectively held approximately $177 billion in endowments. These institutions typically spend around 4–5% annually, allowing much of the remaining money to continue growing.