Peter Kernwein posted a photo:
Sparta kijkt in de rust tegen een achterstand aan in het duel met Feyenoord. Na een eerste helft waarin beide Rotterdamse ploegen de nodige kansen creëerden, hebben de mannen van Giovanni van Bronckhorst aan het langste eind getrokken. Luciano Valente was als aanvoerder direct belangrijk door het doelpunt te maken.
Sparta kijkt in de rust tegen een achterstand aan in het duel met Feyenoord. Na een eerste helft waarin beide Rotterdamse ploegen de nodige kansen creëerden, hebben de mannen van Giovanni van Bronckhorst aan het langste eind getrokken. Luciano Valente was als aanvoerder direct belangrijk door het doelpunt te maken.
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But these days, this area of town – an incongruous mixture of old-school businesses such as Mr Clutch and Angling Direct, and vast, metal-clad leviathans that look like something pulled from JG Ballard – has become a byword for the constant expansion of datacentres, those hulking symbols of the vast computing power that big tech now requires, not least because of the ever-more complex workings of artificial intelligence.
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Steph, 66, Chester
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