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jtuente
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I mean, that's not how the US budget works. But yes, his budget proposal included nixing an Obama-era project to redirect an asteroid to lunar space for a manned mission. I wouldn't call that a deflection program.
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CUV is crossover utility vehicle.
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Since the grounding has affected search queries, could you help me with a citation?
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The Model X, Y and both of these are CUVs, not SUVs. The Rivian concept vehicle may very well be a full SUV, if they use a proper body-on-frame design as advertised.
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From each according to their ability, to each "equality". I think the more interesting bits that are missing is "average income" and "personal vs corporate vs capital gains tax receipts".
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Yet, if you don't take the time to think of the hypotheticals, you can't account for them, and the same goes for the interpersonal relationships. These are items which increase ignorance in localized populations and are easy to tu
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It provides people with ammunition against tax-funded welfare? Changes opinions to be against estate taxes (my family earned this money why do you get to tax it)? Establishes expectations of inter-generational help or wealth?
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I believe item #3 on this page is relevant: https://www.icann.org/resources/country-territory-names#rese...
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> 2. Offer a paid version and a free version, but some people use ad blockers, and expose most of your customers to malware.
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Unless you're on a treadmill in front of a TV, or wearing headphones listening to the radio, TV, podcasts, etc.
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Just an anecdote to add because I'm in the right demographic. My company-funded HSA paid for my LASIK. Best $4000 to never come out of my own pocket.
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> NASA gets $20B. Which is about 3.5 walls and about 1/200th of the budget.
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> Which is why I find it weird that he thinks it's weird why people who weren't born on vegetarian cuisines can't just switch to them, when introduced. I didn't read it like this at all. He's arguing to bring mor
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Cold-turkey is an idiom meaning to immediately change without a transition. It's often used as "quitting smoking cold-turkey".
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GTS 300, and probably the GTS Super https://www.vespa.com/us_EN/news-promo/vespa-GTS-300-new-HPE...
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I haven't read anything yet on the source of the fentanyl, do you have a worthwhile link?
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According to a comment on Bellingcat, the vehicle has been registered since 2004.
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The whole point of //socialism// is to get together and decide where to focus our resources, and letting people get away with directing funds to their personal causes is an avenue for fraud. The whole point of democracy
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bhphotovideo.com
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Rotor ships still need to tack for headwinds, but not to the same degree as conventional sails. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacking_(sailing)
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I would consider Flint to be an infrastructure crisis rather than environmental. Lead piping and insufficient water treatment are due to infrastructure that is inadequate.
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> study concluding that 8 in 10 Americans disapproved of the FCC's handling of net neutrality. Disapproved about which part of its handling on the issue though? Did they disapprove of it being instated or revoked? Or the timeline on
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Umm, isn't that why they're called guidelines instead of rules or laws? They're a generalized solution for the populace at large which may be adjusted for individuals as their needs differ. Comparatively, BMI is a guideline a
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https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/tools/lp/Bo/LogicalFalla...
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Just like Moore's law, which is also hitting a wall.
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First sale doctrine - Red Box is selling it to renters who can easily sell it back to Red Box for a slightly lower price (rental fee). i.e. Red Box sells you "Captain America" for $25, you then sell your copy back to Red Box for $
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The relevant link, unfortunately it does not list the potassium in mg - https://www.coca-colaproductfacts.com/en/products/powerade/s...
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The ones in phones generally use GPS corrections when tracking movement.
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There will need to be an adjustment made to account for running vs walking, since the foot does not necessarily rest for the same 100ms period while running. Granted, if the sensors are simply measuring the "stillness" of the foot
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The cumulative errors that this device reduces are inherent to the measurement, drift in dead reckoning is just the sum of the errors in measurement and the assumptions thereof. This device simply provides a more accurate dead reckoning wit
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