anonsubmit2671

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by anonsubmit2671 7y ago
$500 isn't going to do jack. Families need $4k per month and individuals need $2k per month. And then giving poor people nothing is a giant slap in the face. All this means testing is too slow. Limit it to exclude individuals who made
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by anonsubmit2671 7y ago
Going back to the patient kinds, there are several subtypes: - mass casualty, which can run on batteries, compressed air, or line voltage, and operate outdoors. They're usually ruggedized so they can be used by in-theater military fiel
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by anonsubmit2671 7y ago
There was another study from 2011 showing the use of steam bags in microwaves, but localized extreme temperatures might destroy microfiber structures like putting microfiber cloths in a clothes dryer. In a conventional oven, 75 ℃ / 167
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by anonsubmit2671 7y ago
If we're talking SMBs: That's rarely possible in a small business, especially where costs are high and margins too thin. Business interruption insurance (with often mandatory flood insurance) is supposed to handle that, but it&#x2
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by anonsubmit2671 7y ago
That's obvious. Corporations like Target and Walmart can weather the storm and shouldn't be gaming the situation for their advantage when they already receive enormous tax breaks, have lobbyists and corporate welfare, where mom&am
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by anonsubmit2671 7y ago
Corporations should keep paying to entities who don't have as much wealth as them. For some people who aren't extraordinarily rich, it maybe their only source of income.
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by anonsubmit2671 7y ago
You don't know what you're talking about. Not even close. The H0 is now well below 1.0 in the most populous states. Stop fear-mongering. What's happening is severe cases are being identified but new cases in the future (would