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Anonymous

07 Jul 2020

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What job or learning courses can I do for/within two weeks? Or should I just take a break?

For two weeks of annual leave from work

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Angela Lim

14 Jun 2025

2 weeks enough?

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David Boss

13 Jun 2025

In just two weeks, you can explore short creative courses like video editing or digital storytelling—skills that align with the content style of Loklok versions. Or, like older Loklok APKs, consider a break: simple, offline, and refreshingly distraction-free downtime. click here https://lokloktube.com/

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Thomas54

02 Sep 2023

As a philosophy student with a heavy workload, I often struggle to find time to complete all my assi...

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