Cw67NTN8F

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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
>>I encourage you to imagine a world without the rule of law. When you issue loans at xxx% interest, non payment for a lot of borrowers is baked in. Plus, collection should not free (taxpayers money)
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
Yp, your life might get ruined but for the judge it's just another day at the job. Need to clear the docket, meet Jeff for lunch and then plan his golfing weekend. Oh, he owes $127 and he's not here? Arrest warrant!
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
In a sense they have a "permanent ruler," the Politburo. But in reality the leader is 99%, unless he makes sudden /unpopular moves. But then, he's 64, he has another 5 legit years, so he'll be 69 when his 2 terms en
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
Let's just sit back and think... $4,000,000,000 in 4 years. or $50,000 for 80,000 families. On the other hand, how come they are making 65% net margins? Where's the competition?
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
So if China demands the key, Apple will pull out of China? https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/02/apple-china-revenue-up.html ~$10 Billion last quarter of 2017
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
Not a lawyer, but IMO someone has to go to jail. All this money spent, the media and Mueller isn't going to end his career shooting blanks. You can plead however you want to, but if the evidence is crystal clear, you're toast. Eve
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
The little town banks maybe. Frankly, the national one I think try to get away with as much as they can. And their bonus system is probably to blame: "by the time this is discovered, I'll be gone with my bonus."
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
I would've liked it more if the refund was accompanied by a fine of 3X the amount. Do they ever mistake to give people free money (at such scale?) I bet the stealing happens a lot more often.
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
FBI has virtually unlimited resources and they really want this guy. So, he only made it easier, no doubt they would have caught that even without the paper trail. FBI had access to his corp returns and to his loan application. Everything h
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
I am sure Dept X has plans ready, just waiting for the opportune moment to implement it in USA. To protect the children or something... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_number-plate_recogni... Mobile ANPR is be
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
North Korea is even safer, I'm willing to bet. Wanna live there?
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
To make kids drink something...would juice /soda and some type of salty chips or crackers work? They get some sugar and water from the drink and some salt from the crackers, potato chips. Simply because they are probably more likely to
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
They are also dozens of other Actons and companies that can write a $50 mil check if needed. NSA might be in trouble
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
This is absolutely insane, especially in USA. Courts here are supposed to be impartial and just. If you increase your chances by x in a certain court--and you can file there--what justice is it? Shocked that this travesty lasted this long.
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
Apparently does everything, from hunting to sport shooting. And if you're into guns, why not also have an automatic rifle?
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What Are NYC Air Rights All About?(streeteasy.com)
1 points by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago|0 comments
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
I wonder if it works: Company buys land to build office but sets apart a certain percentage for employee apartments. In essence a company town. Hires a management co to run it, no buys just lease. When the company folds, downsizes or whatev
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
In medieval times, I think they worked all day essentially for food. But this is also due to automation, farming in US especially is basically run by a few % of the population.
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
TL;DR After nestle they are the largest buyers of coffee beans so they act like Walmart. But they pay interest, at European rates (very low.) $58 BILLION...in six years. It might not end well. A small hiccup at those numbers can kill you.
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
Bottom line is that they want the sale. So they have figured a system where they do it x% of the time and get away with it. Maybe they place a part of the cash with another car transaction? In theory all transactions above $10k in cash mu
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
Nope, not for me. Cash beats everything, where it's practical to use. And there's privacy
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
>>— Bad person masquerading as a legit lender could give a bag of cash to the seller at closing. Now the seller has a banking problem. Not necessarily. If the price in cash makes up for the inflation losses you can easily pay for mo
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
No it doesn't. Want to secure the role so the other actress doesn't get it? What I said, doesn't apply to Weinstein types
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
Not even a court. Pretty much you have to prove that you didn't rape her 14 months ago. Of course she reported it this late because she was ashamed or whatever. Meanwhile, your life is ruined. Sex is not like a dishwasher you can ret
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
The road + trees, plus walking path is x. So carving out a 10-12 feet bike lane (two ways) is a challenge.
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
...and crash into cars or trees .
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
The law is the law and no doubt they helped write it, but morally MS has no case--if the original PC already had a Win license.
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
>>Microsoft filed a letter seeking $420,000 in restitution for lost sales Lost sales because they might have bought a new PC with Windows? Odds are that the PCs already came with Windows, so maybe he installed a newer version of Win
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
>>but I have a feeling that somewhere there is a scientist whose professional ethics are a little less robust. Butchers seem to have made peace with a few things. The same with their clients, lamb eaters. Let's be honest, at so
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by Cw67NTN8F 9y ago
Great point. Americans will also be arrested for beating their wives, a conduct that might be 100% legal in another country (or at least ignored.) Or try driving with a legally owned gun through a few USA states and see...

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