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10:15 PM le février 7

10:00 p.m. (c)

Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head · B.J. Thomas

https://youtu.be/sySlY1XKlhM

[Verse 1]

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Those raindrops are fallin' on my head

They keep fallin'

[Verse 2]

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[Bridge]

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The screenshot captures a webpage from The New York Times. The page is primarily white with black text and features the headline, "What's the Best Way to Clean Your Ears?" Below the title, it mentions that while cotton swabs might be satisfying, there are safer and more effective alternatives. This text is part of a column called "Ask Well." On the right side of the screen, there is a compelling visual of an ear shaped object covered with soap bubbles, symbolizing ear cleaning. The layout suggests a modern and clean design typical of The New York Times website. At the top of the screen, tabs for Facebook, Wikipedia, and other pages are visible, indicating the browser environment on a desktop. The article seems to address ear hygiene, advising on better practices than using cotton swabs.

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