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Often times, when a mistrial is declared and a retrial occurs, prosecutors will change strategy. Additionally, rulings from the previous trial are not automatically carried over, so suppressed evidence (for example) can be potentially displ
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This looks really nice! This is by HtmlStream who create very polished templates.
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I've read your comment and I want you to know that there are resources[0] for you. [0] https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/find-help
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A more apt term than corruption would be unethical.
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It is common in political parties for the presidential candidate in a presidential election year to "install" their people within party leadership prior to the General Election. It is also not uncommon, as we've seen, for lea
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Rigging a primary would, by definition, involve the alteration or removal of votes cast. There is no evidence of this in the stolen emails nor outside the stolen emails. The above article mentions leaked emails that bashed Sen. Sanders. Tha
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That would hardly qualify as corruption. The DNC is well within its rights to determine how they wish to conduct their debates. A single question that was not posed in the exact same form would not meet the definition of corruption. Ethical
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> but a CIA employee acting on behalf of and on direct order from his government enjoys a certain immunity from prosecution, like states at large Said employee enjoys immunity from prosecution in the United States. The US prosecutes fore
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What exactly in the DNC emails would you call a corrupt practice? The purpose of the 2016 political email "leaks" was entirely embarrassment and to create the aura that the emails were proof of corruption.
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A Longitudinal Study of Covid-19 Sequelae and Immunity: Baseline Findings(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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I’ve heard this but I’ve not experienced it. If corporations are buying houses and using it as rental income, they’re probably losing money. Ignoring vacation rentals, detached homes are among the hardest to rent.
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Stripe Financial Connections(stripe.com)
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It will be hard to give up my fertilizer-fed beef.
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Not sure if you noticed but we had massive food scarcity in March and April 2020 and the most inconvenient thing about it was waiting in line to pay and my kids not having hot dogs for several months. Not saying civil unrest isn’t a possibi
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This is such an accurate portrayal of Cerner. I recall doing an internship at a hospital when I was younger and seeing how finnicky Cerner was to administrate. No thanks. Wouldn’t go near that regardless of pay. What a terrible piece of sof
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I will say that, as someone who knew the above mentioned hacker when I was underage, ATT and Verizon methodically train their employees on pretexting and other social engineering attacks. While they may have their flaws, they both have a cu
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The linked article links to another article describing the CEO of OnlyFans as facing accusations of theft and fraud[0]. In reality, it appears the owner of OnlyFans also owns MyFreeCams, which is a massive cam platform. The actual complaint
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Many adult performers started using OnlyFans because it allowed them to refer their own non-adult social media following (i.e. IG/TikTok/Twitter/Reddit) to an adult friendly platform that didn’t take an insane cut. What most
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You should be fine with a trace buster.
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Hard to say, but rest assured that countless "white hat" infosec companies have also signed up and probably purchased stolen databases in furtherance of their own business activities.
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GHB is not tasteless; my understanding is it is incredibly salty.
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FamilySearch has unique records from the Philippines related to my wife's (long lost) family that are indexed but not viewable. They're not viewable because they only permit Mormons to view them. The index is not useful because it
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Last year I joined a support group on Facebook for people who believed they were suffering from long COVID. I was shocked at the sheer number of people who believed they had COVID between December 2019 and April 2020.
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The Laravel community has a similar offering called Laravel Spark[0], and while it's priced differently ($99/proj or $199/unlimited), the gist is the same. The problem that folks I've talked to run into is that you could
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I guarantee this is a group of less than 8, most of whom are under 23 and grew up in middle-class Brazilian families and have had access to computers (unfiltered and unmoderated) since age 10.
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We did the same.
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Just an FYI but PSPDFKit has a very predatory sales model. Our organization received pricing that was generally very high and we pushed back on it because we were a startup and it was outside of our budget. I've connected with several
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Democratically elected and populous forceful overthrow are the same thing. I think Russia has a point to be worried and concerned about a Ukraine in NATO or the EU, however they went about it in a terrible fashion. You catch more flies with
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This is amazing news. My only hope is that the recipient has been thoroughly vetted with a complete background check and panel interview to determine if they are worthy of such a cure[0]. /s [0] https://www.nytimes.com/
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I recall that when Active Storage was publicly announced[0], Laravel's Filesystem (itself a thin layer over Flysystem) had already been out for at least 2 years[1]. [0] https://rubyinrails.com/2017/07/21/

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