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kaesar14
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Weed has plenty of negative effects and anyone deluding others to the contrary is as bad as Philip Morris.
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I saw this post in my hotel room this morning in downtown Rome and decided to make this restaurant the park around the Appian Way our early afternoon plans. Fantastic meal. Thanks for sharing.
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Such comments totally ignore the human element of warfare, totally agreed with you.
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https://youtu.be/5NeccdDpO5I I found this to be a great source on the topic. Your question is a great one, and hints as to why Jean-Francois Champollion is hailed as the genius he was. The key insight was essentially the th
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U.S Population: 328.2 Million People France Population: 67.06 Million People The America bashing on this site really does get tiresome, especially with comments like this one that are just totally meaningless. Especially when America and Fr
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And did meeting them shift their position on an issue where the opposition is a massively powerful and wealthy industry that spends millions on lobbying efforts?
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You voluntarily signed up to do the job.
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It seems OP is quite gratified at the rest of us having gotten "... a sample of how miserable pre-pandemic life was for those of us who are more introverted or misanthropic." when even as mostly an introvert this pandemic has been
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I totally agree. Do people really think a bunch of 16 year olds are going to pay attention to a class where you learn how to do your taxes or learn about the time value of money? The people who need this information the most were also 100%
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No doubt Netflix is a much better run engineering org.
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But that’s because the AWS teams are presumably shouldering the burden, then.
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A properly educated and humanist generation of young people would presumably not be driven to mass murder by a convincing pamphlet, unless driven by the extraordinary circumstances of famine (French Revolution) or an existential conflict (W
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Supposing they have backups and that the backups werent compromised.
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This would be absolutely wild to do in “the North” during summer as well.
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What portion of those who benefit from this system and who run our country’s legal system do we want in civilization? Betting the portion in the slammer is higher.
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The Emperor states himself in his surrender that his decision was influenced by the display of the atomic bombs, and ultimately it was the Emperor who put the final end to the Japanese war effort. It’s probably foolish to say the Soviets di
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I think all he meant was it was a similar break in terms of length of time and the company did a good job of re-integrating women who went on maternity leave for that length of time, leading to a good company culture in general for getting
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we don’t know what was said at the briefing.
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What kind of information do you imagine the leadership of the most powerful military and intelligence organization in human history might have?
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The stock market didn’t start to decline until Mid March so by definition the majority of “betting men” were still not sure the pandemic would have as far reaching of effects they did. It’s highly suspicious that US Congressmen did after ge
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How are they doing a better job?
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As vile as the robber barons were, at least they were bounded by the confines of their environment to care at least a bit about their countrymen and have some patriotic tendencies.
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I can’t believe that - subtitles don’t match the spoken word outside of English? Isn’t that extremely jarring if it’s the same language?
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I don’t really know anything about Wadham. I’m only commenting on the balance between mainstream estimates of climate milestones and what ended up happening - some more pessimism thrown into the models might be necessary.
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It does seem like the mainstream estimates were pretty wrong in how aggressive warming would be.
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Descended from royalty, descended from old merchant families, I just meant old money.
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I can't think of any politicians who became billionaires after being a US politician. Certainly some (rather famous) examples of billionaires who ran for office but the richest member of Congress is worth like a quarter of a billion do
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Unfortunately this is probably the case. I don't see any alternative to the US pursuing an actual antitrust case against Facebook. No other lawmaking body has the full power over Facebook that's needed to hold them accountable.
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How would guano miners then get to Wuhan and get sick without leaving a trail of infections along the way?
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Listen, if the virus originated in a city that simply had an infectious disease lab, that’s one thing. For a virus to originate in a city with one of three labs in the entire world conducting heavy-duty researching involving the exact kind
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