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                   My name is Kabir Jhamnani, I am seventeen years old and I am from Hyderabad India. I have come to Leicester UK for my Degree in Computer Science (BSc). My hobbies are to swim and watch movies. I like knowing facts about about new technologies. I have a lot of interests in sports, I am a swimmer and have participated in many competitions.   

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  1. Unknown11 January 2019 at 06:47

    Good to meet you Kabir. How about your second post reflecting on software skills?

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  2. Unknown21 January 2019 at 04:22

    Hi Kabir, interesting introduction and good to know about you.

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