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it would be very hard to become a university librarian without a master’s degree in library science, and a lot of subject librarians will have two master’s degrees! librarians are a great time-saving tool if you have serious research needs.
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Good question. I don't know, but they are well-reviewed.
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What about the ASUS ZenBook Pros that already have two screens?
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You can be several thousands in arrears (and even in collections) to the hospital and still visit the ER, see your doctor, get a CT scan etc. I know because I've been doing it since 2017, but I have insurance and the people I see proba
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Do you think the clerk was in on the scam, or just couldn't be bothered to look into it? Unbelievably shitty either way.
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I tried to make payments to the hospital on a few thousand in bills, fell behind, and eventually got sued. I would not offer this as advice to anybody. If somebody from the hospital had told me _before_ I got served that I could get 85% of
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works perfectly if you put a percent sign after 3.9
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you also get a perpetual license if you pay for a year upfront or 12 consecutive months of your subscription, so you can stop paying and keep using the version you paid for forever
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I have never witnessed walls in a hospital room being cleaned
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we're pretty close to full employment. lots of industries are job-seekers' markets right now. which doesn't mean that management recognizes this and wouldn't do something stupid like fire a good worker, but that doesn&#x
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Hubble's lenses cost $54 per eye per 90-day supply. The sphere version of the daily lens I wear (Hubble doesn't sell a toric lens) is $52 per 90 lenses where I buy them, potentially less if you shop around. I found several mainstr
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entitled? PTO is part of my compensation, of course I'm entitled to it.
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Open access article: https://dash.harvard.edu/bitstream/handle/1/11879202/3785139...
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how are the corporate buyers and managers at Rite-Aid who decide what generic to supply any more "connected" to my care? why should they be?
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how is it worse? touch id’s serving as authentication and approval for payment was actually exploited as a scam. I don’t see how this could be done with face id. https://www.wired.com/story/iphone-touch-id-scam-apps
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I don't understand the headline. the word "or" implies the object of podcasts is to kill music? I don't think those are the only options. I listen to two or three podcasts on a regular basis that admittedly don't ha
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a fungus is also responsible for a serious disease killing millions of North American bats. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White-nose_syndrome
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The Web We Broke
(ethanmarcotte.com)
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I just started using Elementary yesterday, I will certainly check this out! As an aside (and also as a small request), I miss the Kindle for PC app's ability to easily display a book in a 2-up view. To get two pages to show now, you ha
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Can you tell me without searching how to find a list of everybody you have added as a friend on Snapchat? You are free to look at the app itself.
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the online mattress store business model can't be any stranger than the brick-and-mortar mattress store business model. I'd love to read more about that.
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I see what you mean. I don’t care for those either.
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Do you have an example of what you mean by "tall narrow" paperbacks?
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because it's in the title attribute for the page's body element. unless you mean "why would somebody do that to their website," which I don't have an answer for.
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Interesting. https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/straight-talk-from-a-ga...
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Not everything that passes through the digestive tract is broken down and absorbed. A major portion of the food you eat is indigestible fiber.
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The state university I go to costs a full 700% more than the CC I work at ($600/credit hour vs $81/credit hour in-state). That is a big gap to bridge.
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the first generic EpiPens were just approved a month ago, I don't know if they're widely available yet. if for now some plan formularies only have name-brand injectors on them, some people with insurance could potentially pay less
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that's backwards. pharmacists are required by health plans or by law in some states to dispense generics (not "offer," dispense, i.e. if I bring in a script written for AMBIEN 10mg, I'm getting zolpidem 10mg without aski
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if it really is for some reason the state's responsibility to make work for barely-employable people with aggression problems, can we agree that such a program that doesn't result in anybody getting bombed or shot up or colonized
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