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V, also known as Kim Taehyung, shared a picture from a recent restaurant meal showing grilled shrimp arranged in a heart. Fans connected it to a 2016 BTS video where V savored shrimp and asked “Is it delicious~?” while also matching it to an old photo of V and Jungkook sitting on a glossy floor, their arms mirroring the shrimp's curve. Playful nicknames like “Shrimpkoo & shrimptae” and comments such as “they’re literally just two shrimps omg i’m gonna cry” filled timelines, alongside other heart-shaped food images. These fun links highlight fans' joy in finding affectionate ties to their idols through everyday moments.

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A simple photo of two shrimp curled into a heart on a dark plate stopped BTS fans in their tracks. They quickly paired it with a classic moment of V and Jungkook forming the same shape with their arms.

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Players use race-specific hashtags like #おはミコ for Miqo'te, #おはララ for Lalafell, and #おはウラ for Au Ra to post Gpose tool creations, filling timelines with diverse Eorzean styles from gothic outfits to winter fluff. These shares often feature cute minions or pets, drawing likes, replies, and compliments that build a supportive space. The ritual highlights deep character investment and keeps the community connected through creative morning exchanges.

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Every morning, Final Fantasy XIV fans wake up their feeds with stunning screenshots of their custom characters, from blue-haired Miqo'te in leather coats to flower-adorned Lalafell.

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The Economic Policy Institute's tool projects $268.9 billion total for President Trump's mass deportation program through the end of his term, or about $2,358 for the average U.S. taxpayer based on federal income tax shares. Supporters call it the best investment ever, arguing it beats ongoing costs for housing, healthcare, and services estimated at over $150 billion yearly. Critics highlight risks to economic growth and suggest redirecting funds to safety-net programs like SNAP, fueling a divided online conversation on enforcement priorities.

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A new calculator breaks down the price tag of mass deportations, leaving people to wrestle with a straightforward question: is $2,358 per taxpayer worth it?

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Japan and the U.S. conducted their first joint yen-buying operation since 1998 late last month, with Japan spending around $75 billion and the U.S. adding $5-10 billion after the yen hit a 40-year low near 164. On August 10, the yen weakened about 1% to 159.35, prompting analysts to question the intervention's lasting impact amid a wide U.S.-Japan interest rate gap. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pledged further support, but concerns linger over spillovers to Asian currencies, U.S. bond yields, and the yen carry trade.

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Just days after Tokyo and Washington poured billions into buying yen, the currency has slipped back near 159 per dollar, erasing most gains and testing officials' resolve.

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