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Racking up 2 billion streams and selling 10 million albums, Seventeen (often shortened as SVT) comprised of S.Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, The8, Mingyu, DK, Seungkwan, Vernon and Dino. Living up to the titles of “K-pop Stage Breakers”, “Performance Kings” and “K-Pop performance Powerhouse”, Seventeen has unassumingly become one of the biggest groups ever due to their world-class synchronisation, jaw dropping choreography and tight teamwork.
Daedalus, the Inventor, forged wings from feathers and wax to free his son, Icarus, from being held captive on Crete. He cautioned Icarus against soaring too close to the sun, but in the original tale, he also warned him against soaring too close to the sea – too high and the wax could melt, too low and the winds would send him crashing into the waves. Icarus fell, but not before he touched the clouds…
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The past few years of the pandemic have deprived us of the opportunity to travel. We resorted to virtual tours, YouTube videos and movies to view the world that was out of our reach. Thankfully, we have reached the light at the end of the tunnel and can finally travel again. With the year end holidays approaching soon, take this chance to reward yourself after a long academic year to travel solo or even have a fun trip with your friends! Need accessible and affordable suggestions for holiday destinations? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!
The Arabic word “Hijab,” which translates to “cover,” is a term frequently used to refer to the Islamic practice of modesty. Muslim women of all ages, backgrounds and culture across the world wear the hijab, which is a headscarf or piece of clothing that covers the head, hair, and neck to protect their modesty and keep out unwanted male attention. Verses extracted from the Quran state that the “Hijab” is an obligatory practice for all Muslim women.
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