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simply make eloise and penelope kiss to resolve all the drama the bitches have going on between them
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[Accord between Spain and England seemed to me the best solution.]
Holy fuck I'm overwhelmed.
Time to stop existing.
tgre next chapter
touka: shoves a pair of big tits in Kaneki's face
kaneki:
Skyroot Sends India Into A New Space Era
Skyroot Aerospace has successfully launched India's first privately developed orbital rocket, marking a historic milestone for India's commercial space sector. The mission demonstrates how private companies are playing an increasingly important role in satellite launches, alongside ISRO, as India strengthens its position in the global space economy.
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Google Takes On Canva & Adobe
Google is officially bringing its redesigned AI-powered photo editor to Google Photos, with a wider rollout beginning August 18. The update introduces smarter editing suggestions and AI-assisted tools in a streamlined interface, strengthening Google's push into creative software and setting up a direct challenge to Canva and Adobe.
India Flags Off Its First Hydrogen Train
India has introduced its first hydrogen-powered train, marking a significant milestone in the country's transition toward cleaner transportation. Powered by hydrogen fuel cells instead of conventional diesel, the train emits only water vapour, supporting India's broader push for sustainable mobility and green infrastructure.
