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Milestone(S.A) retweeted
Study in Netherlands! Erasmus University Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program 2026 | Fully Funded Host Country: Netherlands Benefits: ⭐Full Scholarship & Living Allowances ✅Travel Costs & Health Insurance Category: Masters Study Eligible Country: All Countries Deadline: March 1, 2026 Click the link below to apply📌 scholarshipregion.com/joint-… Kindly share with your friends who might be interested.
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Rz retweeted
"Anthony Weiner's laptop wasn't just some perverts hard drive. It was the life insurance policy that kept the entire Clinton Crime Syndicate untouchable." "The infamous 'life insurance' folder contains 1000s of files tying straight to Epstein's Island & the global elite."
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Lola retweeted
Replying to @iluminatibot
NYPD seized Weiner's laptop in Sept 2016 with 650k Abedin emails, including classified docs that reignited Comey's probe. 'Life insurance' folder ties Clintons to Epstein's blackmail, FBI vanished it over whispers of child ritual vids.
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katty retweeted
🚨HOLY COW: President Trump has announced the DOJ has CAUGHT Adam Schiff “ONE HUNDRED PERCENT on mortgage fraud.” “It’s mortgage loan fraud. A big deal. He defrauded banks, insurance companies, and the federal government.” Should Schiff be arrested? Follow me: @ItsCarterHughes
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Nuke Dukem retweeted
When I didn't want to take an experimental injection, I not only lost my job of 19 years, but the Government fought hard to make sure I couldn't collect employment insurance when I needed it most. A system I paid into for decades. I was left with no severance and no Employment Insurance. But the Libs are good people right? Never forget.
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Replying to @BBCNews
So the actual title should be “insurance company paid $200k bill after baby born in US”
💔🚗 Love or just a scam? Beware of romance fraudsters doubling as insurance con artists! It seems some cheeky blighters are recruiting unsuspecting hearts to play a role in their dodgy claims. While you might think romance is a lovely thing, these frauds are putting your identity on the line without a care in the world! If someone’s asking you to lie for their dodgy deal, it's time to swipe left and run for the hills! It’s like being in a rom-com, but with less charm and a lot more jail time. 📖 Full Story: theguardian.com/money/2026/f… #RomanceFraud #InsuranceScam #LoveScam #DatingApps @TheGuardian @IFB_Cheatline theguardian.com/money/2026/f…
Patrick Kabaa retweeted
Tim Dillon: “Is Iran the reason that no one can afford a house? Is Iran the reason that there's fentanyl everywhere? When your insurance won't cover a knee operation is your main concern Iran? This is the craziest sh*t I've ever heard.”
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Sharon Calvert retweeted
"Anthony Weiner's laptop wasn't just some perverts hard drive. It was the life insurance policy that kept the entire Clinton Crime Syndicate untouchable." "The infamous 'life insurance' folder contains 1000s of files tying straight to Epstein's Island & the global elite."
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ノラド -no・ra・do- retweeted
BREAKING: Unrealized losses on domestic bond holdings for Japan’s 4 largest life insurers jumped 125% YoY in Q4 2025, to a record $86 billion. Paper losses have surged 546% since Q1 2024. Nippon Life, the largest Japanese insurer and the world’s 6th largest life insurance company, leads with $36 billion, marking a 115% jump YoY. This comes as Japan's long-term government bond prices have collapsed at one of the fastest rates on record over the last 3 years, fueling stress across the country’s insurance sector. In response, a Japanese accounting group is proposing to relax rules on how life insurers record unrealized losses. Pressure on Japan's financial institutions is reaching its limits.
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Dylan retweeted
Can anyone please help me make some movement on this goal to keep my insurance? I have to start focusing on raising funds for my medicine and groceries and I can’t even get this one met. TLDR; disabled & unemployed currently 35/97 Ca: asherrainn Pp: apaige23
‼️🚨Can anyone help keep this moving? At $35/97 to keep my health insurance for another month!! 6 people sending $10 would have this met!! Ca: asherrainn Pp: apaige23
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Man dropped the new phone already, thank lord Verizon hooked me up on the insurance when I switched from AT&T taking my phone to get the screen replaced tomorrow
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איתן שמון אליהו retweeted
🇬🇧🇮🇱🇵🇸 | REPUDIABLE: La aseguradora Chubb Insurance en Londres fue vandalizada por asegurar a UAV Engines, filial de la empresa israelí Elbit Systems. Manifestantes arrojaron pintura y bloquearon el acceso con el objetivo de forzar la ruptura de contratos con compañías israelíes.
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Alexo retweeted
Today, software is primarily built for people to use (directly or indirectly). But it's very clear that there will be trillions of agents in the future, executing every type of task for us imaginable.  Agents will be deployed for coding, processing loans, reviewing insurance claims, executing financial transactions, acting as personal assistants, and every other known task in the economy. As a result, we're going to see a shift in who we have to increasingly build tools for.  So many new opportunities are rapidly emerging right for building for agents. Agents are going to need seamless identities across platforms. They're going to need file systems and databases to store off their work, sessions, and important data they're sharing. They're going to need tools for collaborating with people. They're going to need safe ways of spending or managing money. They're going to need computers to execute code and other tasks in. And so on. In many cases, the tools and systems that the human users are already working with will be the natural tools for these agents to leverage. There are many areas where the highways have already been built, and agents will ride right on top of those. In other cases, there will need to be new capabilities that emerge due to the scale and change in use-case that agents represent. In either case, these tools need to be API-first, as agents will leverage these tools like a developer or machine would have previously. CLIs/APIs are their native tongue.  The complex part is that building for agents introduces new challenges vs. building for people. They require far more oversight than people do, and they don't get the same right to privacy as people. They can't be held responsible for the work that they're doing, but rather the person that launches them into their task must be (for now). They don't quite know when they've run astray and can't execute the task at hand. These are just a small set of things that become the new complexities that need to be anticipated when building for agents. We’re entering a completing new era of software development and infrastructure that will be built out. Wild times ahead.
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Replying to @OAPJo
It is a benefit You didnt pay into your own pension. Thats not how National Insurance works. You didnt have 6 years "stolen".