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>He wants Ukraine because they're the breadbasket of the Eastern Bloc. He wants to expand Russia's territory. Just look at Crimea. I would argue he wants Ukraine so he can protect and control the energy (gas/oil) supply an
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5y ago
I do the same! And then since I broke my breakfast fast, I wake up hungry every day on holiday. I have to push through morning hunger pangs for a day or two to get rid of them (when I'm back to not-holiday).
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5y ago
I'm very similar to you and your history. I'm 41 now and my body weight is still like when I was 20.
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I'm with you and OP! But as I mention in a comment elsewhere here, if I indulge in a breakfast I will get hunger pangs the next morning (or two). Which leads me onto "needing breakfast". If I push through and just do my coffe
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5y ago
No. I'm very similar to the OP. I rarely eat breakfast. If I do, I can expect my body to have hunger pangs the next morning at breakfast time. However, black coffee doesn't affect me (I even add creamer so I get some morning fat s
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5y ago
And it serves those with/in power; they want obedience. We are regressing and sliding down the sides to the bottom and headed towards authoritarianism. Many conservatives (and their "leadership") demand loyalty (obedience) to
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5y ago
>and once you do you of course stop interviewing other candidates. Sadly, I think more and more companies are posting for jobs/positions they don't really have available/open at the moment and are just proactively trying t
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It’s Time to Work from Home Again, to Fight Putin
(bloomberg.com)
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5y ago
Did you write that? If so, thank you!
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Ask HN: Delay Return to Office Policies?
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5y ago
Debugging Teams: Better Productivity through Collaboration http://amzn.to/2FQb9xx (affiliate link)
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5y ago
I hope and pray that Russia's nuclear arsenal and delivery systems aren't as operational as everyone, including Putin thinks. I'm hoping the yes men and corruption has led to a system that isn't able to actually launch o
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5y ago
FYI, you mean lose. Loose is the opposite of tight. Lose is the opposite of win. Edit: both loose and lose sound similar (loose sounds like moose, lose sounds like news). There's also loss which is similar to losing (not winning). Used
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5y ago
This explains what you mention: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrMiSQAGOS4 This guy nailed it 7 years ago!
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5y ago
>teachers can play a big role in fostering a positive learning culture. My spouse is a teacher... I understand it's difficult to maintain a positive attitude and outlook, and therefore a positive learning environment, when more and
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Similar to the USDA/FDA and the push for the "low fat diet".
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5y ago
>You can't declare rental income as "income" to qualify for mortgage loans. You can, but [typically] not until you have a solid history (a few years) of that rental income and it will be lender dependent. You also can'
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5y ago
Why not allow businesses (and concerts and plays and etc.) to decide if they want to allow unvaccinated customers (or not)? That's their business. If you don't want to visit businesses (and concerts and plays and etc.) that allow
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>If someone uses a fake to get in... well... there's only so much I can do, but I discourage it for their own health and for the health of others around them. I think you're conflating getting a vaccine card with getting the va
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5y ago
Until their primary/main client is/are governments.
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Does alcohol reduce stress or just delay it?
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5y ago
Thank you and thank you for the information/numbers. In regards to "The national media used the snowstorm in February as a political tool to kick Texas while it was down because they see it as a Republican bastion" I agree. H
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5y ago
I don't know who's telling the truth: https://news.yahoo.com/5-152-power-bill-texas-192316981.html Edit: Perhaps in the end consumers didn't have to pay. I haven't found anything saying they didn't.
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5y ago
But regular consumers weren't aware of the increased astronomical prices. Joe plumber wasn't aware that running his lights would cost so much money. The prices weren't dissuading or decreasing demand.
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Problem is, author likely hand waves your concern away. If it was truly that important you wouldn't have forgotten it. :vomit:
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I assume they are implying it's because there are [so many] middlemen (that take a cut and therefore increase the bill).
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>America will still be the strongest and most secure global power. >and most importantly, it has the strongest military by far. "America" (The U.S.) will likely collapse from internal conflict, possibly precipitated or accom
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5y ago
I feel for you! Quick question, what would you like your legacy to be? What words do you want people to say when they speak about you and the life you lived?
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5y ago
Wish you would have clarified whether people should vote for only the most pressing (primary) one or more than one if several are factors.
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5y ago
The process appears to more like a hazing ritual. A form of tribalism.
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