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Nutase:
how does that concern you?
Is it your paganism?
Why don't you just worship the demon you claim is god that teaches you to kill and leave other religions alone.

This world will be a better place if we can mind our own businesses and let others mind theirs.

All knowing one,please why was Jesus baptized?

I have just a sentence for this thread
"Christianity is just paganism in a more refined way"

deviceteck:
What happened to the phone that caused this issue? A little ideal will be of great help to me.

Normally, I would conclude the the battery is having contact problem. But that it uses inbuilt battery makes it hard for me to take that as the reason.

Reset the phone to factory default and see if it works. You can do this by pressing the power key and the volume + key at the same time when the phone is off. When you get to the recovery menu, you should find your way from there.

If I were you, my first step would be to remove the battery. So if you can do it, just remove and insert it back and you are done.See how to remove an inbuilt battery here. http://deviceteck.com/blog/2017/06/10/replace-tecno-w3-w4-c8-c9-cx-battery/

I have removed it and it still goes off,all these started a day after it fell

deviceteck:
I am an expert phone Technician and the administrator of DEVICETECK website where I provide free phone repair hardware solutions.

Ask me any question about your phone and get answers right away
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Ask just anything........

Remember to include the make and model of your device as well as stating clearly what the problem is. You may also state if you have attempted anything to correct the problem.

My infinix x551 goes off on it's own and when it come on it hangs at "optimizing 13 out of 126apps" and it takes about 2hours to come on and if there's a little touch or shake it goes off again.

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The £75m front man was the star of the 2-0 win over rivals City in Houston, with Marcus Rashford also playing a key role.
Romelu Lukaku will take part in far more important fixtures during his Manchester United career but his first ever taste of Manchester derby action will take some forgetting. A spectacular opening goal crowned a wonderful personal display which will have United’s fans salivating at the thought of what he could deliver in the years to come.
The 2-0 win over Manchester City in Houston came with an obvious string of caveats. The International Champions Cup clash had been played down as a competitive training session by Jose Mourinho in the lead-up, while City were always going to be behind the eight-ball given that they only recently arrived Stateside and were taking to the field for the first time.
But none of those factors will stop Lukaku gaining a whole load of confidence out of his performance, and for United there are excellent signs of what the £75 million man offers his new side. This was their first game against Premier League opposition even if it was played slightly below Premier League pace, and Lukaku seemed a perfect fit for a newly-vibrant United outfit.
Even before finding the net he had played a key part in some of United’s best moments. Fitter and sharper than City, the Reds dominated the early proceedings and Lukaku’s movement helped to create quality openings in the final third.
It was fitting, though, that Lukaku should open the scoring. Paul Pogba played a slide-rule pass over the top of the defence which enticed City’s new £35m goalkeeper Ederson to leave his line. The young Brazilian has gained a reputation for being quick to rush out of his area, but on this occasion Lukaku did superbly to nod the ball beyond him and then fire home left-footed first time from the narrowest of angles. It was a finish reminiscent of Mark Hughes' memorable goal in the 1991 European Cup Winners' Cup final win over Barcelona, only with less reward at the end of it.

Within two minutes the game was practically over as a contest, with Mkhitaryan’s wonderful run through the centre opening up space before the Armenian played in Rashford on the right. The England man’s composed finish doubled the lead and City never looked likely to come back. There was still time for Lukaku to thunder a shot off the angle of post and bar in the second half, but United had already done enough.