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STOP SEX IN DREAMS. You eat well at night, go to bed after a few prayers, and sleep off. Now in your dream/realm you see yourself making love/sex with somebody you know or perhaps you do not know. Now when you wake up, you see semen on your body. Something is greatly rough. SEPARATION/PRAYER/LIVING FOR GOD. These are the three ways to be totally free from these spirits. The first thing you must do is fight your appetite/food. Warning – what this book is about to teach you is a fight against the demons. spirit, so if you are not ready for the fight or war against these things, then drop this book now because this book is about to teach you the secret things of this world. How to fight Appetite/food. Food is flash, and when you take too much of it, it becomes poison to your spirit, man. So therefore exposing you to demonic attacks. How to know if what I said here is true: this night, don't eat, pray, and ask God to forgive you for all your sins; be serious about it, go to bed, and s...

THERE IS A RIVER by JIMMY SWAGGART There is a river, and it flows from deep within There is a fountain, that frees the soul from sin Come to this water; there is a vast supply There is a river, that never shall run dry. There was a thirsty woman, She was drawing from a well You see her life was ruined and wasted And her soul was bound for hell Oh but then she met the Master And He told about her sin And he said "if you drink this water, You'll never thirst again. ' There is a river, and it flows from deep within There is a fountain, that frees the soul from sin Come to this water; there is a vast supply There is a river, that never shall run dry. Breaking: Instagram Rolls Out AI-Powered ‘Create Assist’ Feature for Reels How to Actually Remember Everything You Study Four Simple Steps to Master Memorization and Boost Your Brainpower 10 AI Tools That Will Skyrocket Your Productivity in 2025 (And How to Use Them Effectively)

Supply Chain Disruptions: Why Empty Shelves Become Economic Crises Few images capture economic distress quite like empty supermarket shelves. The bare aisle where toilet paper should be, the gap where baby formula belongs, the handwritten sign limiting customers to two loaves of bread--these are not just inconveniences. They are symptoms of a system under strain, and they carry consequences far beyond household frustration. When supply chains break, the effects cascade through the entire economy. Prices rise. Businesses close. Jobs disappear. And what begins as a logistical problem becomes a full-blown economic crisis. Understanding why requires looking beneath the surface of how modern economies actually function. The Just-in-Time Revolution and Its Hidden Vulnerabilities To understand today's supply chain fragility, you must first understand the revolution that preceded it. Over the past four decades, businesses transformed how they manage inventory. The old model--warehouses stu...

How Trade Agreements Create Winners and Losers in Local Economies Trade agreements are often celebrated as engines of economic growth, opening markets and creating opportunities. But beneath the aggregate statistics of increased trade volumes and GDP growth lies a more complex reality: trade liberalization creates distinct winners and losers within countries, reshaping local economies in ways that are often invisible in national averages. Understanding this distributional impact is essential for anyone trying to make sense of the political backlash against globalization and the rising protectionist sentiments worldwide. The Uneven Geography of Trade Gains New research using high-resolution satellite data reveals a striking pattern: the benefits of free trade agreements are not evenly distributed across regions . A comprehensive study covering 207 countries found that while FTAs boost economic activity overall, urbanized regions benefit the most. These areas, already equipped with infra...

Explaining Banking Crises How and Why They Occur and How Depositors are Insured. Bank run is a vivid term that brings about a strong mental picture: long queues of nervous depositors, closed doors, wasted life savings. Since the Great Depression through the global financial crisis of 2008 and the Silicon Valley Bank collapse of 2023, banking crises have caused the shaking of the economies and the breaking of lives many times over. However, what are the causes of these crises? And in the event of their happening, what safeguards common depositors? These questions are important to understand and this is almost everybody who places his savings in a bank.   Why Banking Crises Happen   Banks, in their essence, only do a single risky task: they accept short term deposits and provide long term loans. The mortgage that will not be repaid in 30 years is being financed with your money that you can reclaim any time. This growth depends on this maturity transformation, which wit...

 The Hidden Costs of Dollarization When Countries Abandon Their Own Currency In times of economic crisis, the US dollar can seem like a lifeline. For countries plagued by hyperinflation, currency crashes, and lost confidence in local institutions, adopting the dollar--official "dollarization"--offers the promise of stability. Prices stop spiraling. Savings regain value. Investors breathe easier. But this stability comes at a price--one that is rarely visible in the headlines but paid daily by the nations that choose this path. As several countries across Africa and Latin America grapple with dollarization pressures, understanding these hidden costs has never been more urgent. The Promise: Stability at Last The appeal of dollarization is straightforward. When a country abandons its own currency, it imports the credibility of the US Federal Reserve. Inflation, often the original crisis trigger, plummets. Interest rates fall. Economic calculations become possible again. Ecuador...

Favorable God Ose Praise ft. Apostle Johnson Suleman Intro Favorable God…… You are the Favorable God You are the Favorable God You are the Favorable God You are the Favorable God Chorus You are the (Favourable God) Jesus… (Favourable God) The Prophetic I want to Prophecy The same place others pass And they have problem You will pass it and nothing Will Happen to you, You will pass it and Prosper {Because You are Favored} The same Country where others are hungry You will Prosper. Where others are crying, You will Celebrate. {Because You are Favored} Verse Your Name is Higher Above Other Names, Your Name is Jesus Your Name is God. The Prophetic I Decree that this year, You will not be a question You will be an Answer The favor that you have not experience since you where born You shall experience it.. Whatever has stolen your rest and your peace I command them to rest in pieces And I pray for your Children, Their Live will contact Strange Favour...

How Foreign Direct Investment Shapes Economic Growth in Developing Nations Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has become one of the most powerful forces shaping the economic destiny of developing countries. When a multinational corporation builds a factory in Vietnam, when a Chinese company invests in Nigerian infrastructure, or when a European firm establishes a technology hub in Kenya--these are not just business decisions. They are transformative events that can reshape local economies, create jobs, transfer technology, and alter development trajectories. But the relationship between FDI and economic growth is far more complex than simple numbers suggest. For every success story of a country that leveraged foreign investment to propel itself forward, there are examples where FDI delivered far less than promised--or even created new problems. Understanding this nuanced relationship is essential for policymakers, business leaders, and citizens who want their countries to benefit from glo...

Understanding Exchange Rate Regimes Fixed Floating and Everything Between Every time you buy an imported product, send money to family abroad, or simply watch the news, you encounter the effects of exchange rates. That N5,000 you paid for a bag of imported rice, the dollars your relative in London sends home, the price of fuel at the pump--all are shaped by how your country manages its currency. But behind these daily transactions lies a fundamental choice: what kind of exchange rate regime does your country follow? Exchange rate regimes are the rules and systems that determine how a country's currency value is set. Some countries let markets decide. Others fix their currency to a stable foreign currency. Most fall somewhere between. Understanding these choices helps explain why currencies behave as they do--and what that means for your wallet. The Basics: What Determines Currency Values? Before exploring regimes, it helps to understand what drives currency values in the first plac...

The Role of International Monetary Fund Loans in Stabilizing Developing Economies When a country's economy teeters on the brink--currency plunging, inflation soaring, debts mounting--there is one institution nearly every government turns to: the International Monetary Fund. The IMF has become the world's financial first responder, dispatched to stabilize economies in distress. But what exactly do IMF loans do, and how do they affect the millions of ordinary citizens living through these economic crises? The answer is complex, blending immediate relief with long-term restructuring, financial discipline with social sacrifice. Understanding this dynamic is essential for anyone seeking to grasp how developing economies navigate turbulence. What Is the IMF and Why Do Countries Turn to It? The International Monetary Fund is a 190-nation organization that serves as a global lender of last resort. When countries cannot borrow from private markets--or can only borrow at punishing intere...

The effect of currency fluctuations around the world on Remittances and Family overseas. Millions of families in Africa, Asia and Latin America daily get money sent by their relatives abroad. These remittances meet school fees, medical expenses, food and shelter. They are not simply transactions of money, but lifelines. But the lifelines are becoming more fragile than ever before due to forces much bigger than the control of the families which rely on them. Top of these forces is the unpredictable world of world currency fluctuations. Both the receivers and senders should understand the impacts that currency movements have on remittances. Any fluctuation in the exchange rates may spell the difference between a family that can afford necessities and that which may not. This is what every family has to know. The Remittances Scale in the Modern Economy. Foreign exchange earned through remittances has silently become one of the biggest source of foreign exchange to most developing economie...