
Noonoouri: A Pretend Music Star Made on a Computer
A pretend girl named Noonoouri, made on a computer, wants to be a music star.


A pretend girl named Noonoouri, made on a computer, wants to be a music star.

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Amazon will use flying robots to quickly send packages in the UK by 2024.

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Turkey made borrowing money cost more to fix their money problems.

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