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If you haven't stuffed the bag so it's exceeding the dimensions, why on earth wouldn't it be allowed? It's not a check of the potential size, it's a check of how much space is it actually taking up.
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Personally I think the offshore arrays are beautiful.
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>However there is often no word on the fossil consumption for producing, transporting and installing the huge wind machines. There is plenty of research into this. Some terms you can use are "life cycle assessment" and "en
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> probably quite good feature. Strikes me as similar to the issue I have with Google thinking I typed something wrong into search, and instead serves me whatever their algorithm thinks I wanted, but is actually not at all what I wanted a
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I don't disagree with you that it's probably a really good thing to eat whole plant foods...but when you bring up something like miso, or vinegar...what are these but a further processing of whole plant foods? And why are these OK
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You might like to read up on the Dutch system. Everyone is compelled to have private insurance, but insurance is tightly regulated so that the basic level is more or less comprehensive. Insurers compete on the perks...specific hospital comp
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The apartment owner, or perhaps their insurance.
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>"right to quiet enjoyment" Ah, yeah I encountered the same in Netherlands. A while back the law changed and some legal liability shifted towards landlords if their tenants were found to be growing cannabis. So my property mana
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>A "bail" is you compensating the landlord for a resource they lend you. Deposit? Haven't heard that name before.
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That's not obvious to me.
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My rental contract in the Netherlands forbids it, but at one time I discussed it with a lawyer and it's not an enforceable clause. Eventually I had to get the lock replaced and I have no intention of giving the property company a key.
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Culture, diversity, variety? Not to say that a city of 100k lacks any of these things, but a place far larger can have much more.
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>Cars do not belong in the city. >Pay for taxi Which is it?
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To bolster your point: http://psc.apl.uw.edu/research/projects/arctic-sea-ice-volum...
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>There is a good argument to be made for each (even the skyscraper) I'm curious...what's the good argument towards replacement with a skyscraper?
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Anyone who saw this and who got to witness shuttle launches: how does it compare?
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It's very light on festivals outside of America. I didn't notice a single Dutch one. There are dozens and dozens, and that's just one country.
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Nope, just 9.4% in 2017. https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_move_impcus_a2_nus_ep00_im0...
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>TSA Common mix up, but the agency in question is CBP, not TSA.
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>Trains are relatively clean compared to trucks, but they still burn crap and spew ash and smoke. Electric trains exist, so it's pretty obvious that your rail exposure isn't as universal as you think it is. For example, all the
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Why is it so absurdly expensive in the UK? Privatization? Looks like that trip takes almost 4.5 hours. For comparison, a train trip from Groningen to Vlissingen in the Netherlands (about as far as you can go) takes a similar time but costs
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>Also, it's pretty wild that you are effectively entitled by law to a 25% increase in salary if you have a child under 9. That's incorrect. It's at a reduced salary. If you're on a permanent contract and if your full-
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>with this new revelation, I'm forced to move abroad with my company. Can you elaborate why that is?
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>kids are walking to school in the dark. As they already do in many other places. Why should this be particularly dangerous for the UK compared to elsewhere?
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What was the referendum beyond a large-scale poll? It wasn't binding in nature.
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>the Brexit vote should never have been legally binding It wasn't.
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> Are paywalls ok? It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds. In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post complaints about paywalls.
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Why would you enter the EU on a US passport if you’re an EU citizen?
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This isn’t a visa, and the 90 days visa-free travel allowance still applies.
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1st class is different from business class
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