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SapporoChris
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You lifted most of your quote from https://www.navmi.co.in/difference-between-refined-salt-and-... without citing your source. However, the information is false. The amount of nutrients in unrefined salt is negligible. Yes
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3 years 7 instances.5 years at least 100 instances. This is in the 2nd paragraph of the article. If you have at least average reading levels you could probably read the article faster than you can make an uninformed comment.
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CATL has been producing Sodium-ion batteries since 2022. As CATL has continued to produce and introduce new Sodium-ion batteries, it appears they might have a solved the issue with volatility. If they have not solved the problem, I still wo
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8mo ago
Morton salt is currently owned by Stone Canyon Industries which is a holding company. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/STNE/
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https://www.npr.org/2002/07/09/1146385/grand-theft-auto-iii If I had heard of GTA games previously, I hadn't really considered playing them because stealing cars just didn't seem interesting. B
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Thank you for inspiring me to look up the sources for the literary motifs in 1984. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nineteen_Eighty-Four#Sources_f... A very interesting read, but it did not verify any of your claims.
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Japan: McFry S Size ¥ 200~ (1.09 EUR) M Size ¥ 330~ (1.80 EUR) L Size ¥ 380~ (2.07 EUR) * Prices may differ at selected restaurants and for delivery.
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"I'd love to see video of the incident because driving 17mph (27kph for metric types) in this context is reckless and not something human would typically do" I am not sure what your definition of typical is. The reason we hav
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Correct, that is why I was able to fly with a thermos of coffee. However, they did screen carry on items.
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In the 90's USA was sensible. I was flying with a thermos of hot coffee in my carry on. As soon as they took out the thermos and felt the heat radiating from the lid the agent said, "I don't think they would heat it", sm
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald's_Restaura... "Liebeck's attorneys argued that, at 180–190 °F (82–88 °C), McDonald's coffee was defective, and more likely to cause serious injury t
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"You're right, it's not infinite, but we are in no crisis now or in the foreseeable future." Have you not heard of climate change influenced by fossil fuel burning, or are you a climate change skeptic? The general consen
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Hang dry clothing to avoid the drying machine issues all together and it is much gentler on the clothing.
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I believe traffic lights currently use three bulbs, red, yellow and green. Even without color a computer system can easily determine when each light is lit. If there are single bulbs displaying red, green and yellow please give clear exampl
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The grandparent mentioned "world wide mesh network internet". Is Amazon Sidewalk world wide? The link you posted only mentioned it launched in the United States in 2021. https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/device
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gait_analysis#Surveillance It may not be an issue for you at the moment, but outright dismissal will not keep you safe.
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To add to the comparisons. Protonmail is showing as 180 MB on GrapheneOS. Add in user data and cache and it's 495 MB. I don't consider myself a big email user so I am a bit appalled.
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10mo ago
Of course not. There might be a social media article but nothing verifiable.
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I do not understand the attraction or rather the glorification of going to a Cafe alone. "It was pure delight. Every element. Or rather, the non-existence of any element. No phone. No headphones. No tablet. No laptop." I believe I
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Byd Auto Motor, Inc. 1800 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015 https://www.byd.international/city/los-angeles
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regarding: "Meanwhile they are dumping thousands of cars in public parking lots" Sure you can post a speculative article, but this link is far more informative. https://www.carsguide.com.au/car-news/byd-car-pa
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Gist of the article. China is a hero for ushering in affordable renewable energy. USA is the tired backward proponent of fossil fuels. This is an area ripe for change. Politics aside, how can we make the world a better place?
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I do not advise taking comedic medical advice.
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If capitalism is zero sum then how do countries with capitalism manage to succeed and grow for hundreds of years?
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There is absolutely no issue with using obscure abbreviations or acronyms as long as it is defined in the first use.
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I had an aunt that went to her doctor and requested a handicap parking placard. Doctor asked her reason for needing it. She responded, "because I am 70". She received the placard. The lesson I learned from this is: Entitled people
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They've altered Fusarium venenatum which is currently what Quorn utilizes in its products. "The production process of gene-edited MP is more environmentally friendly than chicken meat and cell-cultured meat." That's good
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"Involuntary organ harvesting[3][4][5] was once legal on criminals, but outlawed in 2015" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organ_transplantation_in_China
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Internet_theory
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I look forward to seeing the bot delivery lane.
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