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I know you probably already got this one but just in case: Triangles are my favorite shape - Tessellate, alt-J for PeterPatterLina please?

you are actually the only one who sent this!

triangles are my favorite shape (aka 5 people who thought peterpatterlina was a love triangle, and 2 people who knew better)

5. alex

"this can only end in tears," alex tells willie. "like fleetwood mac."

"or no doubt."

"yeah, or no doubt--wait, what happened to no doubt?"

4. carrie

"ugh, it figures that julie molina would have two boys fighting over her. main character energy. it makes me tired."

3. victoria

"you know, you can just be an independent woman, mija. you don't need to choose a man just yet. or ever!"

"thanks?"

2. flynn

"flynn. why are there #teamguitar and #teambass hashtags on our instagram?"

"no reason. for the record, i'm #teamkeys always."

"...i don't even want to know."

1. reggie

"me?"

+1 & 2. luke & julie

"you."

+3. nick

"god, i really didn't stand a chance, did i?"

"you really, really didn't."

[akhabarfactory]

The Women's Asia Cup in 2024 Will Feature Exciting Matchups: India Will Still Rule

The Women's Asia Cup 2024 is currently underway and producing exciting match after exciting encounter. We'll talk about the thrilling matches played by the Indian women's cricket team, their outstanding play, and their next match against Nepal today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anUekzwTYJs&pp=ygUWYXNpYSBjdXAgd29tZW4gZXhwbGFpbg The outstanding performances of the Indian women's teamFuture Conflict with NepalPreview of the Match and Pitch ReportTeam and Head-to-Head PerformanceLikely Starting XI for IndiaKey Players to WatchNepal Women's TeamKey Players to Watch for NepalConclusionLatests Posts

The outstanding performances of the Indian women's team

The Indian women's team defeated Pakistan, their bitter rivals, in a thrilling victory that kicked off their Asia Cup T20 2024 campaign. This much awaited match demonstrated India's strength and established the tone for their tournament campaign. Then came the second encounter between India and the UAE, which they won by establishing dominance from the first batting innings onwards.

Future Conflict with Nepal

India will play their third and final league stage encounter against Nepal next. This match is set to take place at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium on July 23 at 7:00 PM. This game is important since it will set up the pairings for the semi-finals, which will lead to the event championship match.

Preview of the Match and Pitch Report

The ground in Dambulla has clearly played host to nine matches, with the first-batting side emerging victorious three times and the second-batting side victorious six times. Here, the first-inning scoring average is 134. The Indian women's team has the highest score of 201, while Malaysia has the lowest score of just 4.

Team and Head-to-Head Performance

India and Nepal have already played one other, with India winning the encounter. India leads Group A as of right now, and they will definitely try to keep up their winning trend against Nepal. The way that Captain Harmanpreet Kaur approaches this game and who he chooses for the starting XI will be crucial.

Likely Starting XI for India

India's likely playing eleven might consist of: - Shafali Verma - Smriti Mandhana - Dayalan Hemalatha - Harmanpreet Kaur (C) - Jemimah Rodrigues - Richa Ghosh - Deepti Sharma - Pooja Vastrakar - Radha Yadav - Renuka Singh Thakur - Tanuja Kanwar

Key Players to Watch

Batters - Harmanpreet Kaur: Her half-century against UAE was crucial, despite the fact that she didn't perform well in the opening game. - Smriti Mandhana: With a 145 strike rate in two games, she scored 58 runs. - Shafali Verma: In two games, he scored 77 runs at a 163.5 strike rate. - Richa Ghosh: Against the UAE, he scored an important half-century. Bowlers - Deepti Sharma: Took five wickets in two matches. - Renuka Singh Thakur: Claimed three wickets in two matches. - Pooja Vastrakar: Added three wickets to her tally in two matches.

Nepal Women's Team

In contrast, Nepal has emerged victorious from both of their tournament matches. Their progress will be determined by how they fare against India. Probable Playing XI for Nepal - Samjhana Khadka - Sita Rana Magar - Kavita Kunwar - Indu Verma - Rubina Chhetri - Roma Thapa - Pooja Mahobindu Rawal - Kajal Shrestha - Kavita Joshi - Kritika Masini

Key Players to Watch for Nepal

Batters - Samjhana Khadka: Scored 76 runs in two matches with a striking rate of 152. - Sita Rana Magar: Scored 33 runs in two matches. Bowlers - Kavita Joshi: Took two wickets in two matches and scored 31 runs against Pakistan. - Indu Verma: Claimed three wickets against UAE. - Kritika Masini: Took one wicket in the first match.

Conclusion

When comparing the performances of the two sides, India looks to have a better chance of winning, with an 80% probability thanks to their reliable batting and bowling performances. However, Nepal plans to contest India's hegemony. How do you feel? Can Nepal overcome the strong Indian team and pull off an upset? Please leave your comments below and check back for more information on the Women's Asia Cup 2024.

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[palmy-rocks]

Meanwhile in Palmerston North

http://www.stuff.co.nz/manawatu-standard/news/10518774/Protesters-admirers-greet-Key

http://www.farmingshow.com/news/nbpol/1511698007-protestors-disrupt-key-in-palerston-north

[johnkeymedia]

Ugh, sometimes my PR guys are such a drag.

[ragdollparade]

The blogger in question has said that half the Labour caucus is involved. To cast a wide net across the media, realistically we all just need to take our breath for a moment here.

NZ PM John Key defending his decision to limit the terms of the Government Inquiry to just the allegations relating to (now former) Justice Minister Judith Collins undermining the Serious Fraud Office.  As quoted in the NZ Herald 2 Sept. 2014

The point is, all this Dirty Politics is undermining NZers' trust in the Government and our elected officials.  This isn't a partisan issue.  If there is a culture of dirty politics and corruption brewing in the Beehive, we want to know.  The best way to establish that is a full, broad, inquiry that has the scope to follow leads into all offices - whether that of the PM or those of half the members of the opposition caucus.  It is the only way to eradicate the rot and prevent it spreading.

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