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FT: AFC Bournemouth 2-2 Manchester United Goal Scorers United: Bruno Fernandes (Pen) 61', James Hill OG 71' Goal Scorers Bournemouth: Ryan Christie 67', Junior Kroupi (Pen) 81' Red Card United: Harry Maguire 78' \___________________________) Venue: Vitality Stadium \___________________________) LINE-UPS AFC Bournemouth Djordje Petrovic, Marcos Senesi, James Hill, Adrien Truffert, Álex Jiménez (Adam Smith), Marcus Tavernier, Ryan Christie (Junior Kroupi), Alex Scott, Evanilson , Amine Adli (David Brooks), Rayan (Ben Gannon Doak). Subs: Christos Mandas, Enes Ünal, Alex Tóth, Bafodé Diakité, Veljko Milosavljevic. \___________________________) Manchester United Senne Lammens, Harry Maguire, Leny Yoro, Luke Shaw, Diogo

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I work in the UK and I’m currently the newest person in an office. I’m also the only non-white and non-british person there (24F, Asian). It’s my first job in the UK, so I’m still getting used to the communication style and workplace culture here. Today, one of my coworkers was talking about his birthday plans after work. He invited everyone in the office except me. What made it more awkward was that they were openly discussing the party (outfits, plans, etc.) and laughing loudly right in front of me, and I was literally sitting in the middle of them while this was happening. But no one acknowledged it or tried to include me in the conversation, and no one invited me either. It just felt like I was invisible. To be fair, I don’t know if he also didn’t invite people who were working from home today, so maybe I wasn’t the only one. And honestly, outside of work I probably wouldn’t hang out with him anyway — we don’t have

Not sure if this is allowed but wanted to wish those who are celebrating Eid a pleasant time with their families submitted by /u/DreamingofBouncer to r/CasualUK [link] [comments]

The comment section on a chef’s video about not needing to wash raw meat is...a lot. It’s fascinating/terrifying to see a professional in their field clearly state simple facts: washing raw meat doesn't kill bacteria, and will almost certainly spread bacteria across your sink/kitchen - only to have people respond with an array of denials or even pretty horrendous insults! It seems like more and more, fact and expertise is becoming secondary to personal feeling or 'vibes'. In various cultures, washing meat is a ritual passed down through generations, but is largely* no longer necessary. It seems like when the chef says "you don't need to do that and here's why" people aren't hearing that, they are receiving that information as a critique of their or their great grandmothers habits, and are having an emotional rejection response to what is just a

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FT: AFC Bournemouth 2-2 Manchester United Venue: Vitality Stadium Auto-refreshing reddit comments link LINE-UPS AFC Bournemouth Djordje Petrovic, Marcos Senesi, James Hill, Adrien Truffert, Álex Jiménez (Adam Smith), Marcus Tavernier, Ryan Christie (Junior Kroupi), Alex Scott, Evanilson , Amine Adli (David Brooks), Rayan (Ben Gannon Doak). Subs: Christos Mandas, Enes Ünal, Alex Tóth, Bafodé Diakité, Veljko Milosavljevic. ____________________________ Manchester United Senne Lammens, Harry Maguire, Leny Yoro, Luke Shaw, Diogo Dalot, Bruno Fernandes, Kobbie Mainoo, Casemiro (

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