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chaimanmeow
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5y ago
yeah the trust issue is the big downside to any add on.
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5y ago
good discussion, though i still think tab suspension is best.
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5y ago
It's because glutathione cures, especially the elderly. > N-acetylcysteine (NAC) has made the news, not because scientists discovered a new health benefit, but because the U.S. Food and Drug Administration decided after 57 years of
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5y ago
specific antibodies are. The article tells about three different specific antibodies, targeting RBD, N-terminal domain, and S2 part of spike. T-cells are even more amazing in the way they target portions of proteins that are vaguely similar
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5y ago
somebody fork firefox already. I sadly had to stop using it, as the amount of open sores it's accumulated recently was too much for me.
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5y ago
yes, it isn't because of the linix. this is just the mozilla open sores; they will always add a memory vulnerability.
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5y ago
If you get a 404 try this https://www.bbc.com/news/health-56901353
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5y ago
It would be great to hear experiences for those who've listed it with this option. Also, does anybody know who's on the other end (who are the major buyers? institutional? bidding between institutional and other parties?)? does re
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5y ago
as for page 41, sand eroding from pebble is not a convincing argument imho. page 41 is sufficient proof for me.
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6y ago
will your hair be cut by a team of robots and quadcopters?
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6y ago
UK
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6y ago
besides polysorbate 80, I cannot think of anything that could cause an allergic reaction from that list. It seems likely then that it is a strong immune reaction against the adenovirus or its spike.
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6y ago
your argument would make some sense if this were the only adverse type of events that existed, and if you used the total number of AZ vaccine administered, rather than total of all SARS2 vaccines, which include SputnikV, JJ, pfizer mRNA, mo
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6y ago
I would not take any of these stories seriously: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2020/09/26/9170199... https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080829143946A...
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6y ago
wow, that is a really great find. thanks!! awesome site
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6y ago
while looking at that came across this, which seems like the way to do it. steam for an added efficiency stroke: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six-stroke_engine#M4+2
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6y ago
bring back rec.trolling and alt.flamewars
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6y ago
If you have a well functioning immune system the vaccine should likely impart an advantage over no immunity and you have a good chance of fighting off the SARS quicker than without vaccination or immunity. The problem however is those with
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6y ago
yes, and omnivore diets are much much more forgiving as far as avoiding serious deficiencies.
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I always thought being calcium deficient is very difficult to do. But I've never had a vegan diet. I've always had a significant amount of dairy (yogurt/kefir, cheese) in my diet though, which contains enough calcium. (Pesco-
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6y ago
I would like to see a comparison between the top 10% vegan and omnivores. Most vegans are clueless when it comes to making up deficiencies in typical vegan diets. Glycine is one of the relevant aminos that is very suboptimal or even scarce
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6y ago
That's brilliant. I'd like to make a mini-box variant sometime using a 1x3 grid of 80mm 120mm fans. Just one note regarding the comparison chart with the crude strap on boxfan filter. It would be nice to see one baseline chart sho
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I've wanted to turn a 2u or 3u server into desk for quite some time now. Never considered the other way around