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Rare footage from 1999 of the Twin Towers of World Trade Center. At 2:19 you can see the south tower from "Windows of the World" restaurant in the north tower and at 2:38 you can see the Statue of Liberty.

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If Hatshepsut lived in the present he would probably have an Instagram account just for photos of his travels in Punt.
Just call me angel of the morning, angel
Just touch my cheek before you leave me, baby
Just call me angel of the morning, angel
Then slowly turn away from me

Angel of the Morning (1981) - Juice Newton
One of my friends made AI photos of me...this so funny. I don't know what kind of software did he use. What do you think guys? I like the first three photos.
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Happy Chinese New Year "Year of the Dragon" 2575 Kongzili, 10 February, 2024!

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I'll Wait (待つわ, Matsuwa) (1982) - Aming (あみん). This song is Aming's debut single, released on 21 July, 1982 under the label Philips Records and composed by Takako Okamura, one of the Aming members.

At that time, Aming was a duo consisting of Takao Okamura (岡村孝子) and Haruko Kato (加藤晴子), they were students of Sugiyama Jogakuen University in Chikusa Ward, Nagoya City. They won the Grand Prix at the 23rd Yamaha Popular Song Contest (generally known as Popcon) with "Matsuwa" and later adopted as their first single.

In this video Aming is singing "Matsuwa" in 24th Yamaha Popular Song Contest in 1983. "Matsuwa" was the no.1 song on the Oricon Charts in 1982, it was also the no.1 song on the weekly chart for 6 weeks (30 August-4 October). This song also took the 3rd place on The Best Ten (Japanese music television program, broadcast live weekly from 1978 until 1989) by TBS Television in 1982.

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