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Atmiņas latviešu valodā

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Atmiņas latviešu valodā

Ko darīt ar gurķiem?

Ko darīt ar gurķiem?

Atmiņas latviešu valodā, Labor, Nature, Wonder

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Soviet Visuals @sovietvisuals ·

28 Sep

Cheburashka Soviet figurine, 1970s.

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Iveta Silova ꩜ @ivetasilova ·

21 Sep

Wise words from a wise woman! Thanks for putting #Twitter noise from @TransformingEdu into perspective! 🙏 https://twitter.com/radhika_iyengar/status/1572733734138388481

Radhika Iyengar @radhika_iyengar

So much noise with photo ops and little action. Let’s not get distracted with the world that exists on Twitter and not reality.

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