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While everyone is arguing about M&S look at the BS quantity of seasoning they’re giving us now
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I actually like the way I am. A little distant, quiet, and direct when I need to be. I don't talk to everybody, I don't force connections, and I damn sure don't try to fit in anywhere I don't feel comfortable.
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I question the end goal of racism, if not just to ruin a Black person’s day. What did they achieve here? They were wrong, the female officer was caught lying on camera, and they wasted this Black man’s time. It’s as if society is designed to keep us drained rather than focused on what we need to do
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Did she influence everyone? No but she definitely influenced that girl from her class and my girlina KNOWS her power
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I just checked the site I was thinking surely they’d show you some of the things inside LOOOOOOL I’m dying
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Everyone’s being purposely obtuse. If I pay you for soft glam and you later find out I got married… so??? I paid for what you did. If I now come to you complaining that the makeup didn’t last then that’s on me!
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A level for English is proper wicked man.
Under the Earned Settlement model set out before Parliament today, the right to live in the UK permanently will no longer be granted automatically after five years.
Instead, it will be earned.
Under the reforms:
➡️The standard route to settlement will double from five to 10 years
➡️ People who enter illegally, including by small boat, face a wait of up to 30 years to settle
➡️ Care workers who meet the visa requirements will retain a five-year route
➡️ Higher earners on more than £50,000, skilled public service workers and refugees arriving on safe and legal routes will be able to settle in five years
➡️ Migrants who claim benefits face a 20-year wait for settlement
➡️ Migrants with a criminal record will be prevented from settling in the UK
➡️ Migrants will be required to meet A-level standard English to settle in the UK






























