I don't know, I don't mind some well-intention word game cheat every now and then just to keep the game going. I play Scrabble and Words With Friends all the time and have no problem playing against people that use word cheats every now and then. It's better than having someone give up altogether or ghost the game

OliviaNell:
I don't like all these online games, it's not the same feeling as if you are going to a cool evening with friends for wine and gatherings over Board games like scramble. In addition, online players often use unscramble words cheat, there are so many of them now

I recently saw DealDash has some Japanese cars that they are auctioning on their site. I heard about the online auction/penny auction site in the past but haven't used them myself. But based on recent reviews of DealDash https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/dealdash.com on SiteJabber, it looks as though people are pretty satisfied with their purchases and experiences using the site.

Let me know if you check it out I'm curious to see what you think.

japanesecar:
In recent few years, there is an exponential rise in cheap Japanese cars for sale. Why should not, after all, one is getting premium cars at an affordable price. Not everyone is fortunate enough to buy a luxurious car. Thus, for such people, these sales are the best way to gain branded cars at a cost-effective price. You can access some of the best Japanese branded cars which otherwise difficult to achieve in the native country.

The best way to acquire your desirable Japanese cars is that is to find a dealer that let you access the auction of premium vehicles. Gone are the days when one has to attend the crowded auctions and make bidding for such cars. The expert dealers carry out the whole process in an online mode.

As these cars are second-hand, some people doubt their ability. The truth is if they were not well-functioned cars, they would never have made their mark in the auctions and sales. Their second-hand status is proof that they still perform the best of their abilities. Whoever buys these cars, get the tried and tested deal. An owner gets assurance about the quality that too in affordable rates.

If you want a branded Japanese car, don’t hesitate to connect with the professional services in the city. Visit the official website and go through the detailed information to achieve your dream car.

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danboy1234:
As the world battles the Coronavirus pandemic, two Mozambican women said to be employed by a Chinese national, were recently caught washing used facemasks which they intended to resell to residents of Sofala province in the country.

Reminds me of these "sanitary" masks and impeccable working conditions

https://www.facebook.com/aida.flamm/videos/10218448486378193/?eid=ARBvuXkP35ZYjaJsBUfItr-oVLFy4oQwEmgqK_WNDLVX0PMme-_7zEdKyF3IJ9GygD3XRZA3zUKTki4e

Thanks for sharing.

Pointing fingers is unproductive and the invoice could, without a doubt, worsen xenophobia. But, I do agree that "if it was a mistake, a mistake is a mistake. But if they were knowingly responsible, then there should be consequences."

llakes4real:
Germany has sparked outrage in China after a major newspaper put together a £130bn invoice that Beijing "owes" Berlin following the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Germany has followed France, the UK and the US in directing its coronavirus anger at China, where the virus originated. Recent attacks come amid findings that Beijing appeared to cover up the true scale of the crisis, as the source of the outbreak remains a mystery.

On Saturday, Donald Trump warned that China should face consequences if it was “knowingly responsible” for unleashing the coronavirus pandemic.

President Trump told reporters: "It could have been stopped in China before it started and it wasn’t, and the whole world is suffering because of it.

“If it was a mistake, a mistake is a mistake. But if they were knowingly responsible, then there should be consequences.

He said the Chinese were “embarrassed” and the question was whether what happened with the coronavirus was “a mistake that got out of control, or was it done deliberately?”

President Trump and his senior aides have repeatedly accused China of lacking transparency.

This week the city of Wuhan, where the outbreak started, revised its number of fatalities by with a sudden 50% jump in the figure.

The UK has joined US intelligence officials in investigating claims that the virus originated in a Wuhan virus lab and not a wet market.

A bombshell op-ed this week in Germany's largest tabloid newspaper, Bild, joined this outrage by drawing up an itemised invoice for €149bn (£130b).

The list includes a €27 billion charge for lost tourism revenue, up to €7.2 billion for the German film industry, a million euros an hour for German airline Lufthansa and €50 billion for German small businesses.

Bild calculated that this amounts to €1,784 (£1,550) per person if Germany's GDP falls by 4.2 percent, under the title "What China owes us."

China responded by claiming the invoice "stirs up xenophobia and nationalism".

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1271028/Angela-Merkel-Germany-China-coronavirus-blame-Wuhan-Xi-Jinping-Trump-latest/amp

Goalnaldo:
may I drop my account? Atleast I try

Hey @ElectroLyte, any way you can offer some hints to give a bit more context to these crossword clues before you reveal the answers?

I've been working on this for hours and didn't even get close to what Goalnaldo was able to complete Usually, when I get stuck trying to solve crossword puzzles, I'll refer to Crossword Solver to keep moving in the right direction. But your Nairaland-themed clues obviously aren't in that crossword database. So it would be great to have a bit more help before giving up completely, thank you!