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A number of Cinemark theaters that featured Dunkirk in 70mm listed here: http://www.slashfilm.com/dunkirk-70mm-locations/
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The Leaf SL in the comparison is the top trim level available.
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https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/devices/fire-t... Amlogic S905Z
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They made a payment for development a few months back to remain a partner, so they're not fully out. They were originally slated to start phasing out some CF-18s around now, but given how this was supposed to be an interim choice, they
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For the most part, you should though. http://www.seriouseats.com/2016/10/why-you-can-and-sometimes...
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They updated their testing shortly after announcing VW's emission violations. "Testing vehicles in new and unpredictable ways is the new normal" http://www.autonews.com/article/20160307/OEM11/30
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"Rolling coal" remains an illegal modification, practiced by scofflaws. TÜVs are not immune to conflicts of interests.[0] And while generally not a separate sticker from annual car registrations, annual or biennial emissions testi
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The site has always skewed left of center for as long as I can remember. But you don't even need to go that far to the right to reach dissent. The shift towards identity politics over the past 10(?) years has been pretty insufferable.
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How dare they go after some members of a cartel?[0] To be fair, they've also gone after Jeep & Ram diesel trucks recently[1], but I don't know the status of the lawsuit after they certified updated emissions controls on curren
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It's still more ambiguous than stated given the differing results per country(both positive and negative) and they didn't control for fungicide use. We clustered sites into triplets (>3.2 km between sites) and randomly allocat
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>If anything, the reorganization the USAF needs is to lose the close air support mission, and the A-10 Warthogs, to the Army. The Army wouldn't take the A-10s if they were offered.[0] >doesn't want to get involved with small
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It's not really a significant problem. Blending it with heated cooling water from power plants or treated effluent from waste water plants are common means of brine disposal. Provided you spread out the disposal in areas with good flow
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A big problem is the concurrency of development and production. I'm unaware of programs that have gone right, but the more substantial boondoggles have had that issue.
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>Surely car manufacturers didn't have a say, which is why US and EU emission standards look like this As per the source of the image says, "On the other hand, American regulators are focused on smog and health impacts of air po
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>The US auto lobby was the reason the US NOx diesel emission requirements are more stringent than EU in the first place No, that was a result of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 for the reduction of acid rain. Though it was targeted
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South Korea sentenced a Volkswagen executive to 18 months in prison on Friday. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-volkswagen-southkorea-idUS...
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It's a problem in SoCal. They mitigate it by using injection wells in coastal areas as a seawater barrier. Orange County's initial efforts of using RO treated wastewater were for seawater barrier injection wells.
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How do people even claim that? http://www.lacsd.org/waterreuse/ Yes, there is no potable reuse at the moment because their initial plant opened during an election year & valley secession movement, but a pilot plan
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To be fair to Zenni, most online eyeglass sites don't request vertical measurements as the PD is sufficient for the majority of single vision users and there isn't a single vertical measurement that can be applied from one user to
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I thought the problem was that in the current usage(or misusage), it's a quick, snappy, gendered means of shutting someone up. Even in the original intended usage of the term, patronizing and mansplaining aren't quite the same; de
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refusing to even consider solutions such as desal plants. That's not really true; improved stormwater capture, potable reuse, and fixing leaking infrastructure are far more economical & environmentally friendly options being plan
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18th line, "there is more context around it on twitter but that’s the basic gist" . So, again, referencing the tweets & subjects preceding their announcement as context aren't unreasonable as Golden says there's mor
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There's a pastebin of a Nodevember slack channel. http://pastebin.com/3mQc7DfG Granted, it still isn't official, but even one of the conference's founders said to look to twitter for more context for the disi
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Those numbers are only for percentage of treated sewage used for irrigation, not percentage of total reclaimed water from sewage. To be fair, Israel doesn't practice potable reuse at all, compared to Singapore, Windhoek in Namibia, G
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They did mention groupthink. I used to think Metafilter was pretty decent, but the shift over the years with regards to certain topics like identity politics has been really quite insufferable.
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They outperformed aluminum because of the iron content in the steel of the sphere walls or the matrix itself of the steel-steel composite metal foam. The composite metal foam that was comparable to lead utilized steel with higher concentrat
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That was the topic of last week's Healthcare Triage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Syleh_6Aopw
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Shells & pits have sharper edges though. Jojoba beads are a better replacement for microbeads from a performance standpoint because their rounded edges provide a gentler exfoliation. They are, however, considerably more expensive than
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To be fair, the internal frame of the upper structure is steel. http://i.imgur.com/JLIlRf3.jpg http://media.details.com/photos/5637e54e62b3b75f2bb3e531/mas... Isn't it a little strange to b
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