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The Case for Calling Brutalism 'Heroic' Instead (2015)
(citylab.com)
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Why PHP-FIG Matters
(evertpot.com)
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Online School Enriches Affiliated Companies If Not Its Students
(nytimes.com)
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People with the means of fully funding their kids' private educations (even if they've "saved up") don't tend to have student loan defaults by definition, so I don't see how that's even relevant. If even a
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Maybe, but sharing your intimate, ugly, unrefined, front-camera-self seems to have appeal on Snapchat.
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This is an important concept to understand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comoving_distance
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We've got these in the area: http://www.azgfd.gov/w_c/research_maintain_sheep.shtml
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Caskets and especially burial vaults aren't decomposing any time soon.
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If you subscribe via iTunes, cancel via iTunes. Then there's nothing they can do.
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It's $3.75 a week for Web and smartphone access only. For Web and tablets it's $5 a week, and for both it's $8.75/wk.
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It may be cheaper than the print version! The daily subscription to the paper is close to $900 a year if you calculate the cost after the promotional period ends; however, weekday-only and Sunday-only home delivery subscriptions are ~less~
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"It's a systemic problem (I am not referring to systemic racism)" Well don't keep it to yourself...what is this systemic problem that's not racism?
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I think you need to enable either IMAP (preferably) or POP within Gmail in order for it to work with any external programs.
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11y ago
Do you have IMAP enabled in your Gmail settings?
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11y ago
"Look up here / I'm in heaven"
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I'm curious to know the definition of "checking" here.
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Orthogonal: I want Chrome to have fuzzy searching for history and bookmarks, like Firefox does. As it is, if I don't either type in the first part of a website's actual URL or some unpredictable magic string into the omnibox, I ju
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In my experience, on the other hand, I've found that Netflix has a pretty good selection of movies that I otherwise wouldn't have known I wanted to watch. So yes, if I expected to find tons of hit movies and classics, I'd be
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ShareAmerica
(share.america.gov)
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Huh? A painting has no inherent resolution that means anything in the context of digital displays. Are you talking about the resolution of photographs of paintings?
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With Drawl
(bittersoutherner.com)
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Banks use the float caused by check processing and transfer delays as investable funds. They have no real incentive to speed up the process, and most measures to reduce delays have come in the form of regulations.
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"Approximately 16 people bear this surname" That actually sounds a bit high.
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It seems the pool of people you're interested in having sex with is roughly the same as the pool of people you say you would still be with even if they had herpes, so I don't know what the problem here is apart from feeling the ne
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They mean that because children aren't contracting HSV-1 from ordinary contamination and contact at early ages, as they typically do in developing countries, they are more likely to contract it from oral sex later in life. My guess is
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When will phones begin to also incorporate thermometers? And don't most already include hygrometers?
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2016 Presidential Candidates: They're Just Like Us (Sometimes)
(scriptrock.com)
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Right. If I want to steal 5,400 different physical books, I'm going to need a truck and some criminal intent and probably a half dozen or more bookstores to get them all from. eBooks, on the other hand....
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Some data on the largest retail pharmacies [pdf]: http://www.drugstorenews.com/sites/drugstorenews.com/files/P... It has figures for total stores and stores with pharmacies, and it looks like it is either mos
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Choosing the first link is more or less arbitrary for the purposes of this test. Knowing as we do that nearly all articles lead to Philosophy, I'd be interested in knowing the minimum and maximum distances to Philosophy via traversal o
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