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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 14h

Australia has decided to ban under-16s from using the social media and that ban comes into effect from midnight today. Tiktok, reddit, facebook, X , Tiktok and other major social media platforms are expected to enforce this ban...

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DE On the surface, this sounds like a sensible policy. I hope it works as well as they're hoping it will. I can see several flaws in the plan, though. Just like with porn sites, their age algorithms will be ignored or easily circumvented. Sites will also set up...

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 2 Dec

It looks like a small money but it could still reduce the number of people visiting the United Kingdom annually. The UK ill start charging a little over 1 pound daily to tourist who intend to be in the country even for few days....

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DB @ogbenishyna44 Wouldn't that be a useful way to use the income.

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 8 Dec

I see many people already putting up christmas trees and beautiful lights around their homes already, even the city centers all around the country are being decorated in preparation for the christmas season. Are you in the...

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rsa101 Where I live, Christmas celebrations start as early as September. We begin to see establishments and individual homes putting up decorations, and holiday songs are already playing everywhere. Now that it’s December, the festive spirit is in full swing.

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 8 Dec

I see many people already putting up christmas trees and beautiful lights around their homes already, even the city centers all around the country are being decorated in preparation for the christmas season. Are you in the...

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DE I cook a Christmas meal but we don't open presents or sing. We don't decorate for Christmas, either. My city puts up white lights for the Christmas season but we don't go out looking at them. The city does that in case tourists drive through here.

9 Dec

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 8 Dec

I see many people already putting up christmas trees and beautiful lights around their homes already, even the city centers all around the country are being decorated in preparation for the christmas season. Are you in the...

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OceanTiara Yes I am going to have Christmas with my people. What people?

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 19 Nov

Its that time of the year again where it gets dark as early as 4pm . I can talk about the United Kingdom but I know it happens in some other parts of the world too. How do you cope with this phenomenon?

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Max Crisp Yes, it’s difficult. How I cope is by putting the light on.

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 19 Nov

Its that time of the year again where it gets dark as early as 4pm . I can talk about the United Kingdom but I know it happens in some other parts of the world too. How do you cope with this phenomenon?

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Marie Coyle @ogbenishyna44 Some people complain no matter what the weather is. If it's cold, if it's horribly hot, if it's raining, and on and on. The weather is something we just can't change, yes, it's normal to complain about extremes, but in the end, nothing we can...

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 2 Dec

It looks like a small money but it could still reduce the number of people visiting the United Kingdom annually. The UK ill start charging a little over 1 pound daily to tourist who intend to be in the country even for few days....

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Anna @ogbenishyna44 - This is what you pay to park the car for a couple of hours in no matter which European city.

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 2 Dec

It looks like a small money but it could still reduce the number of people visiting the United Kingdom annually. The UK ill start charging a little over 1 pound daily to tourist who intend to be in the country even for few days....

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DB I guess it's part of visiting another country. It probably will not affect tourism greatly unless the amounts become excessive. Maybe a tourist will not stay as long a time in the case of the UK.

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 19 Nov

Its that time of the year again where it gets dark as early as 4pm . I can talk about the United Kingdom but I know it happens in some other parts of the world too. How do you cope with this phenomenon?

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Amber It gets dark where I live at 5pm, but it doesn’t bother me since it’s just a couple of months. I appreciate each season as it comes, and when it gets dark earlier than normal it just feels cozier at home to me.

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 19 Nov

Its that time of the year again where it gets dark as early as 4pm . I can talk about the United Kingdom but I know it happens in some other parts of the world too. How do you cope with this phenomenon?

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Marie Coyle It's like this every year, I am used to it. It's OK. I am one of the weird people who try to celebrate each season as it comes. Now is the time for the earth to rest here, and get ready for the spring flowers, plants, gardens, and warmer temperatures.

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 19 Nov

Its that time of the year again where it gets dark as early as 4pm . I can talk about the United Kingdom but I know it happens in some other parts of the world too. How do you cope with this phenomenon?

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Anna It does not bother me at all, I stay at home and turn the lights on.

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 19 Nov

Its that time of the year again where it gets dark as early as 4pm . I can talk about the United Kingdom but I know it happens in some other parts of the world too. How do you cope with this phenomenon?

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Judy Story It has never brothered me when it gets dark early.

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 19 Nov

Its that time of the year again where it gets dark as early as 4pm . I can talk about the United Kingdom but I know it happens in some other parts of the world too. How do you cope with this phenomenon?

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Traceyjayne It happens every year, you just have to get used to it. I just put the light on, and close the curtains so the darkness is outside.

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 19 Nov

Its that time of the year again where it gets dark as early as 4pm . I can talk about the United Kingdom but I know it happens in some other parts of the world too. How do you cope with this phenomenon?

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DB I don't like it at all. It feels so gloomy outside and along with the colder weather it's depressing. I probably cope with it by eating more especially cookies or pastry with some tea. A glass of wine or 2 is also nice, lol.

8 Dec

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 2 Dec

Cold swimming according to some research experts have become a more potent way of dealing with depression and some even claim the therapy is more efficient than medication in many instances. Will you rather take to this therapy...

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May2k8 Humans can try anything but cold air can also cause blood clots, depression is not a trivial matter maybe meditation can cure it.

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 2 Dec

Cold swimming according to some research experts have become a more potent way of dealing with depression and some even claim the therapy is more efficient than medication in many instances. Will you rather take to this therapy...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE Not sure, but would suggest cold water swimming on a hot day,

3 Dec

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (959) 2 Dec

Cold swimming according to some research experts have become a more potent way of dealing with depression and some even claim the therapy is more efficient than medication in many instances. Will you rather take to this therapy...

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Amber Well, swimming in cold water seems to be something that would have shorter term effects than medication, and it also seems a painful way to swim. I would think exercise of any kind would help depression, as research tends to show. Cold water though? I would...

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