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chrismcb
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Very little of "cancel culture"has you do with being "welcome anywhere by default." The problem with cancel culture is the punishment outweighs the "crime." Some people who have been "cancelled" (canc
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Yeah... No... You are correct in that there are rules on whether you get an extra ball it a multi ball. But those rules are known and don't happen randomly. Yes there are occasionally a random event, but those are rare. As far as launc
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Yes, you are right, you don't have to consent. But then you won't be able to fly either. And TSA isn't law enforcement. I personally believe TSA is unconstitutional. What they are doing relies in some old executive order. And
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That is 1m a year. Which is like 3mm a day (if it rained every day) but really Seattle gets that over about 9 months. Which is like 4 or 5mm a day.
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That sounds like insider trading and could potentially be illegal.
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No. It would make it worse. It would force me to either have a small selection of companies to cost from it force me to move. And what happens if my spouse works in the opposite direction? Long commutes are generally elective. And people ge
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Well some banks went out of business.
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But police are a deterrent. If a thief is more likely to be apprehended they will be less likely to steal.
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To me "from 15-20" implies you are starting at a number between 15 and 20. Not that the entire range is 15 to 20. And yes there is also the problem of inclusive or exclusive.
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Most national parks will allow you to "stroll"into them. And the US has quite a few national parks (as well as state parks" but she are more popular than others. It isn't like we can build another Grand Canyon.
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This party booking is the opposite of a scam. Calling it such is libelous.
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Probably not. There aren't deals you need had with air fares. But there are deals to be had with hotels. Hotels have decent margins and they are motivated to sell out every night. Yes, you may get a discount when you call them directly
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Trying to operate a touch screen WHILE driving more than "just sucks" it can also be dangerous. To make it worst the UI isn't very intuitive and is overly complicated
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While they are in the US. Shoot, they may never have left the US!
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Yes. Why do we need a trusted traveler program?
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Mike is. Why isn't yours? To be fair it is wired to one computer and wireless to another. It is wired because it really has no battery life. Unlike my mouse that can last a year or two. The battery life on the keyboard is like one day.
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3y ago
At one point the big ten had 12 teams and the big 12 had ten teams...
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There are tons of features on a car that countries force manufacturers to install, if they want to sell the car in that country. So, no America isn't forcing anyone to do anything. Of course is Kia wants to sell the car on America... B
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Well it isn't like the car steals itself. A better analogy either be if someone broke into the house and switched the iron on.
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There isn't much one can do to stop someone from breaking a window. Getting upset that the door lock can be broken with a tool is a waste of time. The reality is, the interior of the car is not secure from someone who wants in.
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Typically things like this go off the IP address. And while it is more difficult than going off of an inputted address, it isn't that difficult. But it is also what you need to do. As an American, if I travel to Europe I'm protect
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"one"of. "Accidental" death is there leading cause of death. But that doesn't mean "car accidents" it just means accidents. For the 35-44 rage 22k died from poisoning and 6k died from car accidents. It is
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I think the plan is to pay onsite people infinitely more the remote, as they won't pay those that work remotely.
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Team building means, well team building. It is difficult to turn a comaraderie with your fellow workers when you never meet them face to face. While I believe that upper management likes working on the office to make it easier for them to
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"... In a rooming house..." Personally I think this is part of the problem today. We no longer have rooming houses. We no longer have really cheap housing due to zoning and other regulations.
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I'm pretty sure they pay to be listed. Southwest doesn't want to pay, that is why they aren't listed
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What is a "mercenary?" Someone who wants to make money?
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And yet, can't you do that (modify your device) at least on Android? Sure, maybe it means jailbreaking the phone. But as far so know, that isn't illegal.
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There is quite a bit of water in soda. While there is a lot of sugar, it is about 10% which is a bit less than 100. Specifying per 100g (or some other size) makes it quite easy to compare two different products. Of course you also have to t
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I'm not sure how old you are, but I feel like my entire life perks have been blinking their eyes at porn usage. PG-13 was created. They cleaned up times square. They tried to clean up Vegas. They tried to stop selling Playboy in 7-11.
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