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Silicone Led Wristwatch GF1314 Settings

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How to set the Silicone Led Wristwatch GF1314 Series/Models I was just having fun browsing through the WISH app gadgets together with an elderly friend(a neighbour precisely). Then we stumbled upon this wristwatch in the 'WISH' online shopping application and his attention was caught by its attractiveness, cheap price and its description in the app. Being a person that's not very much into online surfing and stuffs , he questioned and dared me if it was real and whether it would truly arrive overseas if indeed one places an order. I replied in the affirmative and he asked me to place an order on his behalf. At the same spot, another neighbour arrived who also developed an interest in the same wristwatch . So I placed two orders on their behalves. To make the long story short.. Arriving about a month later due to the COVID-19 Pandemic Effects , the watches came eventually. Upon getting home after collection, I unsealed the package , brought out the brand new shiny sili
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ANOTHER EARTH-LIKE PLANET DETECTED IN THE MILKY-WAY!

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A report by NASA states that a planet outside the solar system was detected by NASA’s Kepler spacecraft. (NASA) Emily Chan, CTVNews.ca Published Wednesday, July 22, 2015 10:26AM EDT. NASA is teasing space enthusiasts, hinting that it may have some big news to announce about other Earth-like planets in the Milky Way. The space agency said it plans to share a new discovery from its Kepler Space Telescope at a news conference scheduled for 9 a.m. PDT on Thursday. The Kepler mission, launched in 2009, is dedicated to finding Earth-like planets in what scientists call the "habitable zone, "or the region near stars where orbiting planets might have the conditions to support the existence of liquid water. Water is a key ingredient for potentially sustaining life, but if a planet is too close to a star, high temperatures cause evaporation. If a planet is too far, freezing occurs. Since its launch, the Kepler telescope has discovered more than 1,000 planets and more than 3,000 plan
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