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>So in non-metals, does the band gap between the valence and conduction bands get crossed by electrons excited by incoming photons? It is an active area of research and they started exploring 'metallic ammonia' last year. recen
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wrong post
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I will remain steadfast in my support from Google forever and always.
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>If someone was blasting buildings with RF they'd know it. I believe in Havana they told us that it was their own equipment as that would make the most sense. But you're right there are a lot of unknowns and wild reporting on i
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javascript delenda est
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I doubt they are doing it to dumb down the agency. Any time you trigger a disruption or emergency protocol the entire operation is more vulnerable.
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It is also possible that the investigation team is suspect as well. Both Cuba and Austria are Russian area of influence strongholds.
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>minor brain damage Any brain damage is much more impactful than you think. If I could guess it would be grey zone tactics to affect the most amount of people and inhibit their work. If you attack everyone there is less information perta
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last response >> The US was attacked. >Not by Iraq. Saddam gave material assistance to suicide bombers and network. It would suggest had they not gotten rid of him some of the perpetrators would have tried again. The resulting cata
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So how do we defend the defenseless?
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AFAIK the difference is Haiti massacred basically every white colonist in the region resulting in a US enforcement of owing money to france businesses. US colonists on principle were likely not going to support a slave rebellion fearing sim
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EU is attempting to annex UK territory
(news.yahoo.com)
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>Another contributing factor is wood stealing. High-ranked officials are selling wood illegally, mostly to China and then covering missing wood with fires. source?
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HN frowns on political commentary so I'll attempt to be brief The vast majority of the most recent wars have not been UNSC authorized. UN involvement is not necessary for a war to occur nor do they prevent wars or proxy wars between co
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Iraq had weapons of mass destruction (chemical) and they didnt find evidence of nuclear weapons outside the email trail inside their military. It was not illegal
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The EU does not have a foreign policy thus will never go to war. France has tried to boost their MIC as an alternative to the US and in doing so actively sought to damage US goals.
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Enforcement here would probably be centered on adding additional sentencing time or punishment for misuse. That said we have near zero ability to enforce this at the moment.
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This is outrageous.
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Nature is what it is. Either we control it or a lot of us die. Dying is also a solution to this problem, possibly ending in extinction. Combating climate change will not be fair and it will be hard to swallow with no guarantees of a happy e
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Nut. This is exciting in more ways than one and I hope it works out.
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Correct. CFIUS swings long and low. I am a bit interested in the relationship with Abu Dhabi.
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Well this is what is public now.
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Fair point. It's difficult to determine much beyond that given the abnormal status of Trump.
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>That improved somewhat during the next administration I heavily disagree?
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It looks like the Wikipedia page cites a broken link in concerning Forbidden Stories supporters! [broken link #33] https://forbiddenstories.org/they-support-us/ "Prominent supporters are:[33] Can Dündar, former Ed
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The EU had decided to expand their mandate into the tech sphere with regulation already proven not to work as intended/stated. The EU mandate should not include policing of private speech through tangential monitoring services. Some we
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If I were Russia I would be much less worried of conflict if competing oil companies were not bankrolling opposition to my land grab.
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This gives Russia excellent cover in overextending their territory with their arctic oil exploration and infrastructure development. Next Greenland will say "What arctic land claims?"
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You haven't lived until you've tried bare handed deer hunting with a helicopter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01ZZ2wlMSyw
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Since when did we trust google maps for hiking? Honestly.
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