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> Also, some people are not antivax, they are afraid of new mRNA technology. then they can get the Janssen (aka Johnson & Johnson) vaccine which is not based on mRNA but an Adenovirus vector.
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What to do if you find an AirTag or get an alert that an AirTag is with you https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212227 To disable the AirTag and stop sharing your location, tap Instructions to Disable AirTag and follow t
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> That wouldn't be the case if fires were 20-25% smaller and less frequent. until the small fire grows out of control [1]. Then it should have been put out earlier [2][3]. [1] https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/2
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> he always held that there is a process for changing the Constitution. during the time Scalia was on the US Supreme Court (1986-2016), there was 1 amendment to the US constitution (27th) that was took 202 years for approvals. since I d
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from the article, >There was an OD4 diode, but it is deleted from the schematics. this is why providing schematics alone is not sufficient. PinePhone only provides schematics and not board layout and it is entirely possible that they ar
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5y ago
> Has there ever been an example of that failing in history? I'm not sure you can find any historical situation that's close enough to this one to make a good analogy, especially because hydrogen isn't even a good fuel to
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> Actually, I'm surprised the Olympics themselves don't have a direct subscription for streaming the entire event where people can sign up and stream it. NBC tried something similar 30 years ago. It was a financial failure. h
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it seems that somehow $0 is not less than say 5% discount on rent. perhaps unrented is counted a NULL for these calculations.
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> Well then 00-10 was the platinum age. Few behemoths, lots of smaller companies, less focus on marketing and money, fewer idiots online, a focus on hosting your own stuff from 0. Eternal September was 1993. maybe this golden age of th
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5y ago
doesnt Amazon cap base salary around $180k and only 5% of RSUs vest the first year? my understanding is that, barring a massive RSU package, you cant get to $500k in the first year.
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the first amendment to the US Constitution says: > Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the peo
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the CARS program ran for 1 month in 2009. so it didnt affect 2009 and later model years. it appears to have increased new car sales in 2009 so it should positively affect the used car market in later years as those new cars moved to the u
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this is true, if you take standard samples and test them. but the Hard Rock New Orleans may have bogus inspections and testing. >Tweeter reported three other on-site inspections in July, August and October, but the GPS records show her
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seems like corporate tax transparency would be a good first step. > Congress already has access to tax returns for the purpose of writing tax legislation. while that is the law that Congress can request/subpoena returns under §6103(
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from your link, "Apple doesn’t detail its current ad revenue, and analyst Samik Chatterjee seems to imply that the number could only be reached by including some form of advertising within or around Apple TV+" and "Apple’s mo
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Can you provide a source for best selling? I dont see it on the NYT Fiction or NonFiction list in 2016. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_York_Times_Fiction_Bes... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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Things like Abattoirs, Textiles, and Paper Making are all considered light industry. If you've ever driven by one of these you may understand industrial pollution.
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does the FDA not get a fee to review and approve drugs? is it not the exclusive arbiter of approved drugs in the US? ignoring the for-profit corp vs govt regulatory body statutory difference, there isn't much different in operation.
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yet Prius catalytic convertors are apparently a big market, so much so that it is a regularly stolen item. so someone is buying these parts to install when a car is serviced. [1] https://www.inquirer.com/business/toyot
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does serializing parts affect the stolen goods market? I.E. if parts are serialized, presumably they can be made to not be usable in repairs.
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step 5: Register an app developer account in Partner Center.
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> A lot of products you buy (especially ones that are huge recurring purchases, like lots of baby stuff) include coupons that direct you to the website to buy more via direct subscription. is there a 15/30% fee for physical goods su
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as expected this tracks the number of cars sold. 2020 fatal crashes: #1 – Ford 21,262 #2 – Chevrolet 20,435 #3 – Toyota 12,918 #4 – Honda 10,969 #5 – Dodge 7,983 #6 – Nissan
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continuing the unfortunate trend of the public spending to protect private profit.
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Looks like Airtag [1] is 31.9⌀x8 (6,393.8 mm3). the Tile Mate with removable battery is 35x35x6.2 (7,595 mm3) and Tile Sticker is 27⌀x7.3 (4,179.6 mm3). do you stick it to your keyring or use the larger Mate with hole on the keyring? [1]
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ranges from $350 for the dining room, $450 for outdoor dining room, to $500 for a private dining room. https://www.exploretock.com/tfl/
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4 hour version. https://youtu.be/PR2BSGQt2DU
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to be fair, its only "to conduct any development activity or remove one or more protected trees, where such development activity or removal is not associated with a discretionary project, shall make application to t
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> Although legally the state is obligated to approve all compliant THPs, practically speaking they can find flaws in the THPs, drag their feet on approval, and you may need to take the state to court. this is for large-scale harvesting.
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> The technology to prevent wildfires is controlled burns. ... A combination of anti-controlled burn mentality, building expensive homes in forested areas, and an antipathy to "greedy loggers" has turned California into a tind
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