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AFAIK there isn't a rule against flying. I know a man and his wife who flew down to Mexico to get cancer treatment. I think it's likely there are just more complications with flying, also taking a guess here, but knowing their gen
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They didn't come from England, English is generally a second language, and they isolate their communities from the rest of American English culture. Their use of "the English" is pretty fitting
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Gas station in philadelphia made local news for hiring armed security guards; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjQ3duaBKP0 Not saying its right or wrong, but its gotten to that point there.
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4y ago
Yeah I dont know what I was thinking, for some reason my mind went straight to snuff when I read the first part
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Everyone always seems to overlook you can just paint the parts for UV protection
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What is this congestion powder? I've never seen anything like that?
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It's open policy, from the link; https://www.china-briefing.com/news/china-passes-sweeping-re... http://www.cac.gov.cn/2022-01/04/c_1642894606364259.htm
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So which group is the original comment racist against? Is it just "anybody who isn't white" even though there are some included in the classification? Also, afaik "Africa, Latin America, Eastern Europe, Oceania, and Asia
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How could it be racism if there is not a race or nationality referenced, or is every third world country the same race? Or do you just think of a certain race when "the third world" is mentioned? No clue how you came up with white
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Hm third world countries are the same race. Casual Racism.
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I'm fairly certain its disclosed somewhere that light is just on a timer, there is no realistic way to monitor something like that otherwise. Depends on your tank, see "how do I read and reset" https://www.brita.co
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Also the added benefit of reducing heat soak for the parking surface too
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What's stopping all these businesses from building their own buildings and cutting out the middle man?
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Its a pretty big leap to say we would still use wood to build if it came out it caused cancer. Steel framing is becoming much more popular now, and is mandatory code for the reasons you listed in certain situations. We (the US) still allow
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Don't know the specifics, but it was antisemitic rant. https://www.adl.org/resources/blog/unpacking-kanye-wests-ant...
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Ticket Master charged you to print out your own tickets and you think it's unlikely they are keeping more profits? I'm sure the artist is getting more this way through their standard percentage so they see it as win too either way
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You think lotteries are only 100 years old? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lottery#Early_United_States_16... >Lotteries in colonial America played a significant part in the financing of both private and public ventur
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There are certainly more recent records.. https://www.businessinsider.com/skulls-photo-american-bison-... >In 1800, it was estimated there were forty million bison, by 1883, there were few wild bison in the United States
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So its a bad argument you disagree with but don't present an alternative? And doesn't women being viewed as more nurturing doesn't deny opportunities to nurturing men or men who would like to stay at home and raise their kids
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You are underestimating just how empty large swaths of the US are. As someone who's driven cross country a couple times, its just too vast for it to make sense in a lot of places.
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As a millennial I appreciate the "cause of doom" distraction some
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There is a one way incompatibility for them. You can't put a diesel nozzle in a gas port. https://vehq.com/are-diesel-nozzles-bigger-than-gas/
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There is the auto-fine thing in demolition man for swearing
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I've always wondered what the reasoning was, and now, still is they do have to be included tho. Besides "that's how it is"
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I dunno, I'd say its effect on earth's tide is a pretty "natural system". Seems odd you can assert such certainty of not having unintended consequences and miss that
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Seems like it should be even more of a focus than no? If North America is concerned _and_ has enough resources with teamwork, then it must be a pretty big deal. "Told you so" always feels cheap, even more so when it's right.
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I was on a tour in the Chesapeake bay, they said in the 1800s, they used to have to break up oyster beds because ships could beach on them, now (~10 years ago, hopefully it changed) they can't get a single one to grow there.
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Lancaster would be a different place without F&M. I've always thought college town meant the college supported most if not all of the local population, something like West Chester, the town would still exist without WCU but it woul
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xbox is logo green, playstation is blue
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Thats' the point, its a trivial amount. Implying it's super easy and people should be worried.
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