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lawsthro0532
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lawsthro0532
14d ago
Usually, the mall, the store, the gas station in a story are habitual known places for the people telling you these stories, and they are implying that. In other cases, it is being used as an idiom that imply something habitual, common, run
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15d ago
I saw the coolest bunch of kids in giant pants on the subway taking photos and looking at them on what was essentially my old Olympus and was transport back 25 years.
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lawsthro0532
15d ago
This is the documentary you seek: Into Eternity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_Eternity_(film)
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lawsthro0532
15d ago
Looking at: https://advice.writing.utoronto.ca/english-language/definite... I think the usage falls into this group: "The first group consists of nouns which refer to shared knowledge of the situation or context..
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1mo ago
Europe is probably much closer in values. Beyond that societies can change quickly. Germany, Japan, Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Peru, Chili, South Africa, every country in the USSR, and China too have changed values dramatically in short pe
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1mo ago
PMI is a sentiment survey of 400 manufacturing executives. Vibes only.
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2mo ago
Better Luck Tomorrow is the only depiction of high school I've seen that looked like anything I recognized. And I grew up where it snows for months. It's sad they aren't doing better.
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2mo ago
But specifically, it requires no gym time. Muscle mass is built with through reps not weight, and there are lots of non-gym-rat behaviors that do that. I'm not winning any comps. And obviously genetics matter, but it look at master lev
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2mo ago
Obese is hard. Overweight is easy if you walk, take the stairs, do the occasional pushup, and play something like hockey once week. Source: my entire life.
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2mo ago
Besides mispronouncing words most days, it literally said it was snowing and Florida-hot in one sentence this week. It's the first time it's been that wrong though.