اتجاهات تويتر/X في Pakistan - تحليلات فورية والهاشتاقات الرائجة

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Nearly a week after November 27, some savor lingering Thanksgiving flavors, sharing photos of turkey and sides that taste just as good. Others insist on throwing them out, citing health risks and jokes about getting sick. USDA guidelines recommend eating refrigerated leftovers within three to four days—putting December 1 as the limit—or freezing them sooner. Traditions persist, with folks turning scraps into casseroles or recalling childhood comforts from holiday meals.

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Nearly a week past Thanksgiving, plates of reheated turkey and pie still tempt many. But safety warnings urge tossing them by now.

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The Football Association of Ireland confirmed the UEFA Nations League home match against Israel will occur at Dublin's Aviva Stadium on October 4. President Paul Cooke described the decision as difficult, noting that refusing the game would cost six points, risk League B relegation, and harm EURO 2028 seeding and FIFA rankings. A PFA Ireland survey showed 63 percent of 214 players opposed playing for moral reasons, with 66 percent unwilling to participate in the home leg, while FAI CEO David Courell stressed no choice exists after failed UEFA suspension efforts and plans to donate proceeds to Gaza aid.

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The FAI faced a tough call on hosting Israel amid Gaza conflict protests, weighing forfeited points and relegation risks against strong player opposition.

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Users on X are sharing and reacting to the music video for 'Give It to Me' by Timbaland featuring Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake. The video's resurgence has sparked widespread sharing and engagement on the platform.

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The claim originated from an X post by @ZardSi, gaining over 15,000 likes but lacking any evidence, hours after Iran's February 28, 2026, attacks prompted Israelis and expatriates to seek shelter. No Israeli or Indian officials support it; reports confirm Indian workers accessed bunkers safely, just as in 2025 escalations. It echoes unverified past incidents with other foreign workers amid overcrowding, but involves no hygiene issues or Indians—especially ironic after PM Modi's recent visit signing pacts for 50,000 more Indian workers.

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As Iranian missiles rained down on Israel, a baseless rumor claimed Indian workers were denied bomb shelters due to hygiene worries—right after a major labor deal with India.

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Alabama is set to hire Arizona Cardinals scouting assistant Stephen Wise, with five years of NFL experience, and Georgia Tech's Alex Mathis, a Peach State native with deep local ties and high school coaching roots. These additions aim to build on Alabama's strong 2026 recruiting class, which ranked No. 2 nationally and included nine top Georgia prospects like Xavier Griffin and Jorden Edmonds. Meanwhile, Georgia is adding former All-SEC running back Robert Edwards, who rushed for 2,033 yards and 27 touchdowns from 1994-97, to its support staff as assistant running backs coach and player connection coordinator after 17 years of high school coaching. Fans lit up with excitement, posting 'Welcome HOME 47' alongside his highlight reels.

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Alabama is raiding Georgia for recruiting talent, while the Bulldogs bring home a fan-favorite running back from their glory days.

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Iranian-American doctor Amir Amini, an Iranian-Persian atheist whose family fled the regime, posted that he will spend his life distancing himself from Iran's Islamic regime. He described the regime as a depraved evil cult and an insult to Iran and Iranians. The post sparked debate among users about Iranian diaspora views on Islam, criticisms of ex-Muslims, and regime atrocities.

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Chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari inaugurated a Rs72 billion state-of-the-art building at Indus University Hospital in Karachi's Korangi area on Thursday. The facility, a public-private partnership between the Indus Hospital & Health Network and the Sindh government, will provide free comprehensive care with 1,350 beds, advanced emergency services, cancer centers, and more. Speaking alongside Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, Bhutto Zardari praised Sindh's public healthcare network—including the Gambat Institute and the world's largest free cardiology system—for benchmarking against global standards and serving millions through sustainable partnerships.

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Cancer survivors handed Bilawal Bhutto Zardari a painting during the tour, a heartfelt thank-you amid the gleaming new halls of Indus University Hospital.

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