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A reminder that 'ruthful' - 'compassionate' - exists alongside 'ruthless'. We can be feckful as well as feckless, and placable, wieldy, ept, couth, kempt, ruly, sipid, and full of 'gorm' (care and attention). Let's bring back the lost positives.
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Seeking a #Māori #graphicdesigner for an exciting opportunity that has come across my desk that I think should sit with a Māori designer as it is kaupapa Māori.
Pls retweet to help me provide names to the project coordinator. Kia ora.
#infographic #graphics #MātaurangaMāori
Christmas request
- New COVID variant naming system (LOTR characters, wives of Henry VIII or similar)
- a different prime minister (any)
Would be so helpful, thanks
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Me the morning after every night out
"I'm still alive," says pope, "though some wanted me dead" reut.rs/3EDApWk
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Yo👋
We have an ace opportunity for a Senior UX Designer to dive into the world of TV content. You’ll be delving into the UX of how BBC productions make their way to screens on every continent! 🌎
Interested? Hit the link to apply 👉 careerssearch.bbc.co.uk/jobs… #bbc #uxdesign
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When I am sad, I like to remember how capybaras are great friends to the whole animal kingdom
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*Job klaxon* 📣
We are hiring for multiple design roles in our team! We’ve got roles in Sounds👂, News 📰 and Top Gear 🚗.
The roles are in London, Salford and Glasgow, with flexible and hybrid working options too.
Hit the link to apply 👉 careershub.bbc.co.uk/members… #bbc #ux
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In an extraordinary gesture, the NZ government present an ifoga to the Pasifika community, as an ie toga is wrapped around Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, using the traditional Samoan symbolism of asking for forgiveness. #DawnRaidsApology
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Love all of this interview with New Zealand sevens player Ruby Tui from the BBC, but especially love the answer to the first question
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Oh, @ScrippsBee: always THE platform to showcase a joyous fascinating young speller #ZailaAvantgarde who represents for the brilliant and brainy crowd. Plus, she is more interesting than all of us put together!
Fourteen-year-old Zaila Avant-garde has won the Scripps National Spelling Bee and is the first African American winner in the Bee's 96-year history.
Her winning word was, "murraya," a genus of tropical Asiatic and Australian trees trib.al/Vq6PVAh






























