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> Now, the in state tuition in my state (NH) is over $28K a year. https://admissions.unh.edu/tuitionfees Looks like 18.5k$, which is still about 8.5k$ higher than most other states.
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Because it's cheap enough nobody is actually locked in. The membership price is easily made up within 10-20 small purchases - since shipping is so expensive from many other sites (unless you order more than $50 or whatnot).
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Your country is also (likely, I don't know where you live) much more homogeneous in many factors. It's easy to keep the place safe when you don't allow anyone different to live there in large numbers.
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Perhaps Europe just doesn't care - release them after a few years and go "oh well" when they hurt someone again - in countries where women aren't even allowed to carry pepper spray, there's less emphasis on keeping
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Does a candidate being left-handed add a significant amount of confidence that he/she is a good candidate?
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What a strange comparison - apples to gang war zones.
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There's a story on the front page right now about how sea weed reduces methane from cows.
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But presumably some of these are bright kids who could make that rate on their sophomore year engineering internship. It'd be silly not to attend university and instead do the $60k trade route for most of the HN audience.
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If you know someone murdered 4 people, does them being on good behavior in front of you really make you consider them peaceful?
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A large size nuke plant does about 1300 MW nominally (it is initially about 3000 MW thermally but only 35% or so is successfully converted to power for the grid).
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8y ago
The gun and knife store. :P
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This appears to have happened months before Perry became the DOE leader.
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9y ago
A good manager is expected to give an easier schedule to someone who is caring for a sick family member, why would it be horrible to give an easier schedule to someone who has to spend a lot of time taking care of a new baby? Biology has al
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Who exactly does the protectionism help? Does Brazil's 100% tax on iPads and computers help anyone? There still aren't any Brazilian iPad or computer parts makers, but that doesn't stop the government from forcing citizens to
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I-70 is a mostly straight highway with a divider, it'd be pretty safe as long as it's not crowded. Autobahn speed limits are certainly doable in many of America's highways.
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I see.
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Why does it matter? They don't charge fees.
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Why would Joe pay taxes when he didn't make any profit off the 600k?
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9y ago
Here are the questions, if you can't get them correct without a computer handy, than your education is suspect. I would expect them to appear in a 3rd grade math book. 1. If you bought four packs of tea: chamomile ($4.60), green ($4.15
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The mob tends to be ok with hate if it's directed towards someone they dislike - e.g. you can find on /r/canada 's frontpage people calling Doug Ford's kids fat and ugly.
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I am using adblock (ublock origin), and the site works fine.
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Peter Thiel or the Oculus guy might disagree, but you might not hear them over the thousands of people demanding they be fired/divested from/run out of town.
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They also conveniently ignore that pretty much everything is transgenic, the viruses and such that Monsanto uses have existed for a few million (?) years and love to throw DNA around.
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I've seen personal stories here about those farmers market people stopping by Walmart before hand... probably can get a nice discount on dirty fruit.
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Well, people with #timesup and #metoo lapel pins did just vote up Kobe Bryant to win an Oscar.
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I often wonder if the 'overdiagnosis' simply comes from the scenario that society might benefit (in terms of productivity) if there was microdoses of ritalin (Vitamin R?) in the water. (not advocating for this...yet).
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The damage is already done though. Lawmakers and laymen will bring up this $3/h number constantly while making decisions that hurt Uber.
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Probably good for linux, but with Windows you have to be careful during update time or you can easily soft-brick your machine with a power outage.
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I'm not quite sure what your question is with the spent fuel pool. The water will just sit there and slowly evaporate probably or be cleaned and checked for contaminants before going elsewhere. It's really not that much water. I t
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Yucca's issues were political though, a byproduct of democracy.
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