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by etrevino 8y ago
I can't speak for the Guantanamo instance, but I can say that the US didn't use loans as leverage to build military bases. In most of the cases you cite they were put there to contain the Soviet Union and its allies. Often the n
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Tesla Roadster Launched into Space Passes Mars(nbcsandiego.com)
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Oh yeah, I 100% agree.
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She had a degenerative genetic condition. Her pain was exceptional. It was very sad, because there was no expectation of it improving.
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It's definitely concerning, but that doesn't mean that it shouldn't be released. It's the sort of drug that will find an appropriate use, though pretty much only in edge cases.
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Fair enough.
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They're not, but they can cause depression and/or anxiety. Also, euphoria, agitation, et. al. In one person I noticed that she had developed terrible memory problems. She used to be an academic, but there's no way she coul
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by etrevino 8y ago
I was saying acute pain in chronic pain patients. i.e., those who temporarily needed greater pain relief. In any case, I only have experience in palliative care environments, where opioids are de rigueur and with good reason.
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It's worth noting here that not every opioid is metabolized the same. I can't speak for this medicine, but different metabolic pathways are used to process opioids.[1] Having more tools in your toolkit means that you are more li
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The DoD does have that much influence. If they want it, they'll get it. And if they can't get it through normal channels they'll bend over backwards to try to get Congress to carve out an exception.
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I can't speak for this drug, but different opioids are processed by different liver pathways. Some people don't properly metabolize something like Oxycodone, but handle morphine just fine. So that's part of it. The other is
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It means persistent, tireless. It saves space and conveys more meaning than just tireless. I like it. I think it's a well-chosen word.
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Stephen Hawking’s Final Paper: How to Escape from a Black Hole(nytimes.com)
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Eerie Child 'Vampire Burial' Discovered in Italy(sciencealert.com)
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I assumed it was just the novelty of the bridge breaking immediately after being finished.
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Astronomers Have Found the Universe's Missing (non-Dark) Matter(wired.com)
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They seem to be combining several steps here (though maybe I'm wrong). In a comparable aquarium build the bubbling helps to oxygenate the water and to support the protein skimmer. You have things like bioballs with a large surface ar
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Google Celebrates a Decade of Chrome(arstechnica.com)
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Gravitational-constant mystery deepens with new precision measurements(physicsworld.com)
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How Ketamine Treats Depression: It Acts Like an Opioid(livescience.com)
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If search results are shaped by browsing history, doesn't this imply that Trump is reading the negative stories and ignoring the positive ones?
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1. Scary Go Round 2. Facebook 3. Reddit 4. Hacker News 5. Google News
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Pelles C 9.00 released with C17 support(smorgasbordet.com)
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The Soviet Union kept two sets of historical archives, allowing only the most reliable and/or senior people inside the "real" one (for example, accurate data on Stalin's purges). They also kept two sets of economic stat
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Number stations, though, are usually used for things like one-time pads or to send a previously agreed upon command. Detailed instructions are not really what number stations are good for.
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I have the same question. The only thing I learned, though, was that there are plans to shave down Katie's jaw so that it looks more natural.
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A Basic Just-In-Time Compiler (2015)(nullprogram.com)
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Does that really matter?
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Bizarre Rogue 'Planet' with Incredible Auroras Puzzles Scientists(space.com)
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Famed Skeptic Lawrence Krauss Faces Sexual Misconduct(buzzfeednews.com)
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