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#latergram

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#nolenation the wait is almost over

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#saynomorefam

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😵 😵 😵 😵 😵

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#drakebelike #drakequotes #nickyoungface

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#kill bruh said somethin then... But y'all still blind. Y'all schleep out here. #meekmill #blacklivesmatter #notthishollywoodshit

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If this flag doesn't represent racism..why did we get an invite to the lil costume party? #foh # merica

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#merica

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Morning fam

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Bish betta have my money 😂😂 @churchoflaugh

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SOMEBODY NEEDED THIS BESIDES ME. HAVE A GOOD DAY FAM. A goal accomplished is better than setting the goal. When we embark on a goal, a task or project, we are full of hope. The arrogance of goals is that we declare what will happen. This is not entirely bad, but can be a necessary side effect of setting objectives. However, when we reach our goal and we look back, we see all the obstacles, all the challenges. We see all the missteps and failures along the way. We see how God time and again had to come through. Looking back, we see God’s hand in it, and how big his part truly was. Being patient in spirit, not giving up, clinging to God, gets us to the end of a matter, where pride melts in the face of God’s involvement. So in the setting of the goal, there can be some pride in our spirit. But how much better is the end of the matter, where our patience has helped us see God as the true accomplisher of our purpose.

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The ego.

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Mornin world. #striveforgreatness

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I ain't been in the Navy a whole year n y'all doin this now? The world goin to hell....again.

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