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夫婦で作るインディーゲーム、親子や友人と楽しめるローカル/オンライン最大4人プレイのパーティプレイ型アクションパズルです。リョコミンと花束 < Rocoumie and Bouquet > Steamにて$4.99。（¥655）で販売中！

Aishah Sofey showed up with a whole bouquet and asked Valkyrae to Streamer University Homecoming 💐😭 Valkyrae lit up… then remembered Aishah originally wanted to go with Cinna… so she handed the flowers over 😂 “I dead a** thought you were asking me and then you said this is awkward I was gonna ask Cinna”

夫婦で作っているゲーム、『リョコミンと花束（Rocoumie and Bouquet）』を、Steamで公開できることになりました。 小さな妖精を操作して、花の力を使いながらおうちへ帰る、親子で楽しめるやさしい協力アクションパズルです。 ウィッシュリスト登録お願いします🌼

On the first day of the college entrance exam, before entering the exam hall, the candidate bowed three times to his mother. Holding a bouquet symbolizing “top score success,” her eyes had already welled up with tears…

Reuters Exclusive: Pernod Ricard gave its Scotch whisky imports unique internal codenames in India -- part of a scheme to conceal the true value of imported Scotch and slash custom tariff payments, India investigators say. From Scotland, they shipped bulk Scotch concentrates -- the raw soul of whiskies like Royal Stag. India-only internal names: RFM. HMW. Rich Fruity Malt. Heavy Malt Whisky. But the product hadn't changed. The recipe hadn't changed. And by also obscuring composition and age, investigators allege, Pernod made it impossible for customs to compare its import prices against rivals -- and so paid far less in tariffs than it should have. Investigators summed it up: "Simple products of Scotland.. were complicated just to avoid comparison with similar goods imported." Pernod says the codenames referred to a "bouquet of reconstituted Scotch malts".  It is also arguing Indian officials wrongly excluded dozens of other companies that imported Scotch concentrates at lower prices and instead selectively compared it to India's Allied Blenders & Distillers New documents reveal unreported details of the high-stakes battle. Pernod's tax liability currently stands at nearly $314 million. With penalties, the total payout could be more than $600 million if Pernod loses - an amount that is a fifth of its last year's Indian revenue of $2.9 billion. The fight is significant: India is Pernod's biggest market in the world by volume. Full story with court document details 👇