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5y ago
The US issues approximately 1 million green cards per year. 86% of those (860k) are for family based and 140k are for employment based. Country caps for family based GCs is not a bad thing and in fact it does address your point domination b
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I doubt. Forget citizenship, the US is not processing permanent residency for its employment based applicants, many of which are MDs working in hospitals. The backlog spans more than a decade and if the applicant passes away, their family i
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My 3 year old hates sweets. Ice-cream, cakes and chocolates/candy are a hard no. So much so that he cried once my wife tricked him into tasting ice-cream. OTOH he loves ripe sweet tasting fruits so it is not aversion to sweet taste.We&
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Right now yes. However any neighboring country with a recent coup doesn't fill you with confidence.
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Maybe you are right about youtube in context of Indian covid. However, the coverage elsewhere in mainstream has been quite graphic in the current wave.
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That signal move backfired for me. Before it was just whatsapp. Now with some folks from my generation moving to signal and the older folks from the parent's generation staying with whatsapp, I have had to maintain presence across 2 ch
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“National government may have limited formal powers to stop any super league. But local government may have more, stronger and long forgotten powers. Football Clubs use the name of their towns and cities with the permission of the local cou
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6y ago
I chose to get Pfizer for the exact same reason. If it was able to get the same effectiveness as Moderna with lesser mRNA it seemed to be an efficient choice (as a programmer :))
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Why Ships Keep Crashing
(theatlantic.com)
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I wonder why the previous link to track it is not working again. Would have been cool to see it navigating the canal: https://www.vesselfinder.com/?imo=9811000
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6y ago
Does this forum have a "NSFW" tag? If so, this hilarious post needs it
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While the headline talks about covid, I found other bits of the article scary. For instance the supposed lax handling of pathogens like smallpox. While I would trust the worldwide scientific community for covid origin theories, I cannot loo
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6y ago
Amazing comment, thank you
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>Being able to explain it in 5 minutes doesn't necessarily mean it's not complex. I second this. Evolutionary biology is a complex topic. But all it took for me to understand the basics of it was the Carl Sagan video about the
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6y ago
Most of the grains we eat are grass so we can technically eat grass.
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6y ago
I ordered quite a few items from etsy over the holidays and all by logging in with Google on my android phone
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This might be due to a car being a more common retail purchase compared to a plane. Airlines might want to customize their plane for the usage and different engines might provide different benefits.
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6y ago
I wonder if there are studies linking this disease to occupations which routinely disturb ones circadian rhythm like air travel.
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It's worse when you are trying to put a soothing music to put your baby to sleep and it starts with a loud ad which wakes her up. Or now that she is a toddler, her nursery rhyme videos have political campaign ads in the middle of the s
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I don't even mind ads before videos however the current way ads are being shown is pathetic and ruins the experience. My toddler likes to watch 15 mins of cocomelon while drinking milk and ads show up every few mins in the middle of th
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So possession is decriminalized but what about sale and distribution? Also is this in direct conflict with federal law prohibiting the same?
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I have bookmarked a javascript snippet which a friend wrote to enable better text reading experience on such websites. It just hides all images in the page.
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Wow. I wonder if there is an equivalent of this sticker for other states.
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6y ago
The question then is will Oracle kill TikTok like Solaris?
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That is a co-incidence due the name Corona meaning crown in Latin as well as Spanish along with the zip code being populated with folks presumably in sectors where WFH is not possible. "From corona (“crown-like circle of light appearin
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The World’s Best Hope for Enough Covid-19 Vaccine Comes from India
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Looks like a lot of them are cargo operators.
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6y ago
They are corrupt but most corrupt? Please read up on the Nehru-Gandhi family. I agree that family is shady but calling it the most corrupt is a hyperbole.
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Honestly the reason people flee is due to the lack of opportunities as a result of the existing bureaucracy. You are conflating the cause of the inefficiency and one of the ways of getting around it. Reliance and Dhirubhai just showed how t
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I agree with your general sentiment. I have stopped watching lately but the last great season I remember was the one when Lewis Hamilton won the championship in the last corner of the last race over Felipe Massa due to some other driver not
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