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Serbay Can (born 30 June 1998), is a Turkish professional football player, who plays for Turkish club Osmaniyespor FK on loan from Adanaspor as a left back.

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British-born confused Desi (BBCD) is a slang term and ethnic generational identifier used within the South Asian diaspora to describe people of South Asian descent who were born or raised in the United Kingdom and are perceived by other South Asians as confused about their cultural identity. It belongs to a family of similar labels applied to diaspora-raised South Asians in other countries, including American-born confused Desi (ABCD) and Canadian-born confused Desi (CBCD), as well as terms such as coconut and whitewash for those regarded as having adopted Western culture. The term is used as a derogatory label by some community members, implying that those born in Britain have forgotten or abandoned their South Asian roots, though it is also used with self-deprecating humour or as a marker of shared experience. The pattern of applying such labels to diaspora-raised South Asians has been discussed in the context of South Asian diaspora literature.

The term appears in the 2011 mainstream Bollywood film Mere Brother Ki Dulhan, in which a character uses it as an insult directed at a British-raised woman. It also appears in Before the Millennium (2025), a play by British Pakistani playwright Karim Khan staged at the Old Fire Station, Oxford, in which a character applies it to a newcomer; a review in The Guardian noted its use. The term has also been noted in academic literature on the British Punjabi diaspora.

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Joana Arranz Valiño is a Spanish football defender who last played for San Ignacio.

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Armchair cricket is a card game that is inspired by the bat and ball sport cricket. It is played by either two or four people. Depending on the version of the game being played, a game can last a few minutes to several hours. It was produced commercially in England but is no longer made (although unused sets are still available for sale by private and specialist traders).

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