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tahaminaakter173
Tahmina Aktar :
আমার জামাই এমন চুল নাই তাই ভিডিও অপূর্ণ রয়ে গেলো🥲🥲
2026-08-15 16:06:11
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tanjidmamun4
🕊️....its🦋ᯓ𝙏𝘢𝗇𝗷𝗂𝙙🦋 :
দোয়া রইলো বইন nameneha12
2026-06-22 17:19:57
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sajjaduddin09
🇸🇦 SHAWON 🇸🇦 :
এভাবে অবুঝ ছেলেদের কে হয়রানি করা ঠিক না 😭
2026-07-22 11:35:42
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Tanjifa Sultana :
Onek sundor
2026-08-16 16:51:44
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neglected_person7 :
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2026-06-22 04:01:46
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2026-06-24 07:48:46
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bithiakter8690 :
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2026-06-24 02:19:59
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halal khan :
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sk.shurovi1
❥𝄞⋆⃝ 💕পূর্ণতার💕আম্মু⎯͢⎯⃝🩷 :
আমিও এমন ভিডিও বানাইছি দেখে আসো প্লিজ 🥰
2026-08-13 05:54:40
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অন্য দের ভালো বাসা দেখতেও ভালো লাগে নিজের কপাল তো খারাপ 🥺
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𝑆𝑎𝑑𝑖𝑘𝑢𝑙 '𝑠 𝑊𝑖𝑓𝑒😽 :
আজকে এইরকম একটা ভিডিও বানান পাচ্ছি না আমার স্বামী প্রবাস আই মিস ইউ জামাই 😂
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Ayan bin anwar :
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2026-08-12 03:26:31
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ahad :
MiMakter
2026-06-24 14:19:37
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দারুন হয়েছে
2026-07-21 13:44:24
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nameneha12
❤️(N+S)❤️ :
ভালোবাসি.!😩💜
2026-06-25 16:52:41
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🔥 𝑨𝐊𝐀𝐒𝑯 🕷️ :
2026-06-28 09:46:19
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username name offline 🎌 :
নাইস
2026-08-04 16:06:23
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princec.tanatabas
Art's Of Tahiyaaa :
মাসাআললাহ অনেক সুন্দর
2026-06-22 14:55:41
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jehad5970
💞🥰জোসনা রাতের জোনাকি 💞🥰 :
কপিলিংক রিপোর্টস করে দিলাম ❤️
2026-06-23 06:43:26
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For jana,Yeasmin :
অনেক সুন্দর হয়েছে
2026-06-24 06:52:25
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amrunnahar737 নুরুল ইসলাম :
জরহল😂😂😂😂
2026-08-16 16:30:31
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Results day is weeks away. If you have a teenager making decisions about university right now, read this. The government this week published the most detailed analysis of degree returns ever produced in the UK. And the numbers are uncomfortable. On average, going to university still pays. The typical graduate ends up around £100,000 better off over their lifetime than someone with similar grades who did not go, even after tax and student loan repayments. But that average hides an enormous amount. Around one in five women and nearly one in three men who go to university end up financially worse off than if they had never gone. Not a little worse off. Measurably, provably poorer because of their degree. Subject is the single biggest driver of that gap. Medicine and economics sit at the top, with up to £400,000 in additional lifetime earnings. Creative arts, philosophy and languages sit at the bottom, with low or negative returns on average. For men specifically, creative arts and social care produce negative average returns. That is not a comment on the value of those subjects to society. It is the financial reality your teenager needs to know before they click confirm on UCAS. The government is cracking down on poor-quality courses. But that will take years. Your teenager is deciding now. Three questions worth asking this summer before results day: What subject? The data by subject is now public. Use it. Which university? Returns vary enormously even within the same subject. The same degree at two different institutions can produce completely different financial outcomes. Is university even the right route? A level 5 apprenticeship produces higher lifetime earnings than a degree from a non-Russell Group university. That is the Sutton Trust, not an opinion. The government's message this week was
Results day is weeks away. If you have a teenager making decisions about university right now, read this. The government this week published the most detailed analysis of degree returns ever produced in the UK. And the numbers are uncomfortable. On average, going to university still pays. The typical graduate ends up around £100,000 better off over their lifetime than someone with similar grades who did not go, even after tax and student loan repayments. But that average hides an enormous amount. Around one in five women and nearly one in three men who go to university end up financially worse off than if they had never gone. Not a little worse off. Measurably, provably poorer because of their degree. Subject is the single biggest driver of that gap. Medicine and economics sit at the top, with up to £400,000 in additional lifetime earnings. Creative arts, philosophy and languages sit at the bottom, with low or negative returns on average. For men specifically, creative arts and social care produce negative average returns. That is not a comment on the value of those subjects to society. It is the financial reality your teenager needs to know before they click confirm on UCAS. The government is cracking down on poor-quality courses. But that will take years. Your teenager is deciding now. Three questions worth asking this summer before results day: What subject? The data by subject is now public. Use it. Which university? Returns vary enormously even within the same subject. The same degree at two different institutions can produce completely different financial outcomes. Is university even the right route? A level 5 apprenticeship produces higher lifetime earnings than a degree from a non-Russell Group university. That is the Sutton Trust, not an opinion. The government's message this week was "choose carefully." I would go further than that. The era of going to university because it is just what you do is over. Link in bio to the IFS report and my full breakdown of returns by subject. Sources: IFS, "New estimates of the impact of undergraduate degrees on lifetime earnings," June 2026. GOV.UK, "Choose carefully: new data shows degree choice drives earnings," 25 June 2026. GOV.UK, "New deal for young people," Department for Education, 22 June 2026. Sutton Trust lifetime earnings comparison, via Prospects.ac.uk.

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