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Broken_Hippo
1y ago
I mean, fine. Don't do it then. Few people care if you personally do and if they pressure you, they aren't your friends. This sort of thing really isn't about giving anyone comfort. It is an attempt to learn so folks can use
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In this case, it isn't "writing a single things that rights all wrongs" Its "Write something that helps consumers know what they'll be paying" It wouldn't even be changing the billing at all, but changing
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2y ago
I'm guessing it is pretty easy to express in Swedish once you learn how to speak about housing, though. Don't know Swedish, but I'm fully lower-to-mid intermediate with Norwegian (I hit limits, but my workplace is Norwegian).
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2y ago
Klar Tale ( https://www.klartale.no/ ) has easy to read Norwegian News. It was recommended to us in the government-run language classes.
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2y ago
Yes, sometimes, especially on larger spears. The skin can get tough and/or stringy and some folks really don't like it.
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Broken_Hippo
2y ago
It is also in honey, maple syrup, agave nectar, some fruits, and some vegetables. In otherwords, it is pretty available in healthy foods. Fructose itself isn't unhealthy. It also isn't unhealthy if there is a little in most thing
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2y ago
Do you really think folks are going to be honest about this?
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2y ago
That's the point. Pretty much everything can fall into one of the 4 categories. No change is necessary for that to happen - all this at a time when folks are complaining that the site is full of mass produced stuff they could order the
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2y ago
I wouldn't get my hopes up. Seems like the language of change with ways out of actually doing change. From the article: Each product has to fall into one of four categories: made by a seller (either by hand or using automated tools),
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2y ago
It definitely isn't uniform in the US - it isn't even uniform in schools near each other. Schooling systems between countries are very difficult to compare. I just learned that some UK schools have gifted and talented programs and
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2y ago
And so many of those programs were absolutely horrible. I had a lot more homework than my peers and was expected to act more mature. Sorry, but we were all the same age as other kids - we didn't deserve a higher workload (as kids and
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2y ago
I literally cannot remember the last time I had to show proof of age to buy tobacco or alcohol. I'm middle aged - mid 40s, in fact - and places don't ask. If I order alcohol, the reason I'm showing ID is to prove that yes, it
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2y ago
For me, personally: I'm fairly introverted myself and generally had only a few friends near me before I moved, so it suits me well. Also: I've been here a decade or so and I moved for marriage - I've always had at least one f
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I'd just like to add: I'm an immigrant in Norway. The darkness is enough of an issue that told us know about this in the state-funded language classes and made sure we knew help was available. I'm in Trondheim, so December is
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2y ago
Which isn't really all that special. In England alone, there are 816 churches named after St Michael. He's pretty popular. It'd be a lot more spectacular if they were all named after someone much more obscure. https:/&#
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2y ago
Which might be if it said they were spending a lot of time online. It just says in the past week . Most folks I know use the internet a little bit each and every day, even if they aren't being social. Banking, playing a single player
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2y ago
They're investigating the use of a drug that they don't understand to treat a condition that they don't understand... You'd probably be shocked to figure out how often this happens - and it used to happen a lot more in
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2y ago
You don't have to do it in a crowded pool.
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2y ago
My favorite way to swim is with those flippers - because I go fast. Going fast doesnt mean not enjoying it.
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That's just not how that works. Bending depends on how bad the break is and where it is and how much swelling there is. People break ankles and walk around on them for some days, after all. I could bend my finger after I broke it... th
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2y ago
In general, this is going to include things like sweeping the floor, vacuuming, and walking a dog. Putting groceries away can be a moderate activity. You might have a job that covers it, too. It doesn't need to be all at once nor does
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2y ago
It most definitely is a bonus if you aren't there now.
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Everyone that comments that "nothing is free" is just being a pedant in a way that means the conversation can't usually go forward as easily. People do understand that with government programs, "free" means taxpayer
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2y ago
Biking in Amsterdam is leagues safer then biking in most places in the US, though. The risks are different. Helmets aren't as important if most of your crashes are going to be with another low-speed, mostly-soft bodied cyclist. Traffic
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2y ago
Sorry, but no. I've thought that shrimp and lobsters were simply ocean bugs since I was a child in the 80s. It isn't quite accurate in science terms, but still holds out as a thing in my brain. Even if I happen to eat them (Not di
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3y ago
Sounds like the police trying to influence the boards to me. Police already have power to ruin lives or at least make them seriously inconvenient. A retired cop generally still has friends and/or family that are active cops, and theref
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3y ago
Just to clarify: Folks buy them in the US as well, much like you are likely to be able to rent an entire house with a yard. You'd miss this if you, say, lived in small-to-medium sized housing in the US simply because there isn't a
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3y ago
Obviously, you don't know much about folks that use drugs. Sure, some people will act dumb when they are addicted. For so many others, you can't tell and you've never been able to - and these folks are peppered throughout s
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You are assuming this is a modern disease? Why? Folks have had different sorts of dementia for centuries, though. We simply didn't have the knowledge nor the tools to differentiate one from another and tended to call things by differen
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3y ago
You don't need to have 'greek' yogurt for this. What folks call 'greek' yogurt is really just strained yogurt (you can do this yourself with regular, plain yogurt). Any yogurt with the live bacteria in it will do.
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