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by londgine 4y ago
The obvious problem with such bills is that employers like to use more information to find better qualified candidates. There are already certain forbidden pieces of information, such as using the candidates gender+age to determine the like
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> Resistance fighters, the wounded and families with children have been trapped in a steel works in Mariupol for weeks > The book on war crimes is growing longer this spring, page by page, and there will ultimately be an entire chapte
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by londgine 4y ago
I'm not sure how popular it was, rather they limited it to only a few people per day so it was very exclusive. If expo 2025 is so limiting, I expect a lot of disappointed visitors.
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by londgine 4y ago
looks like they are https://mobile.twitter.com/elonmusk/status/15177029873591336...
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by londgine 4y ago
are these screenshots verified?
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I get really anxious when it come to needles being put in me. The article only mentions blood donations (presumably because they are trying to advocate for some behavior, not just provide science) but I assume any blood letting would work t
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by londgine 5y ago
If that is your definition of "being gay" then I doubt anyone was "born gay" as many claim.
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by londgine 5y ago
That's interesting. I wonder how they can tell it is a temporary number. That defeats a major benefit of a temporary card.
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by londgine 5y ago
I never understood why "slippery slope" was listed among other logical fallacies. It is exactly the opposite.
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by londgine 5y ago
This would be perfect for a noise isolating microphone. Many popular high quality headphones simply have a microphone near the ear. That makes it hard to hear the speaker in a noisy area. There are solutions, such as what tank drivers and p
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by londgine 5y ago
> to get ahead of the hypercompetitive market and ensure they won the bidding, they decided to waive their inspection Well, they learned a valuable lesson. Hopefully future home buyers will make sure to examine the object of their most e
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by londgine 5y ago
I'm sure he has an interesting life story, but I'm surprised that he passes the requirement to get a Wikipedia page. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Notability_(people...
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by londgine 5y ago
Is there desktop support? apps have their place, but they are almost always better with desktop support (even Whatsapp added that)
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It gets better > All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, national origin, disability, age, sexual orientation or protected veteran status. For the
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by londgine 5y ago
> the government cannot force anything to work without pay but they can force people to work with pay https://www.wbay.com/2022/01/20/thedacare-seeks-court-order-...
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by londgine 5y ago
Punching a Nazi seemed like a nice policy. It was a popular meme of 2017 [1] . Of course, then the definition of Nazi was widened to include many people who where unliked (on the periphery of polite society) such as Jewish conservative comm
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by londgine 5y ago
Let's make an analogy. I suspect there are some teachers who may teach evolution as "just a theory" and add creationism to what they teach. I don't mind if children learn about creationism, but during their required hour
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by londgine 5y ago
> Your job can’t provide them to you as your salary Why not? I don't know macro-economics that well, but isn't money a more or less closed circuit? I want milk so I give dollars to the grocery store owner who gives it to the em
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by londgine 5y ago
what I've always wondered in situations like this is why the locals don't just move over to dollars? I assume every local store would accept the dollar equivalent for a purchase since it is more stable. every exporter can sell the
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by londgine 5y ago
a common argument given against stating that healthcare is a human right is that if you make a positive right a human right you will make the provider of those rights slaves. that is because they will be forced to provide that service again
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by londgine 5y ago
Ever since the redefinition of antivaxer to be https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/anti-vaxxer "a person who opposes the [...] regulations mandating vaccination" it has been to broad of a definition to
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by londgine 5y ago
Arabic crossword puzzles work just fine
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My guess is that in most cases it would be cheaper (in the short term) to simply have a train employee stand in from of the train distributing money for the robbers to walk away. Of course, long term that would have an awful ROI. The robber
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by londgine 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20200301071220/https://www.forbe...
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by londgine 5y ago
In order to determine that you have to determine 1: How much harm the vaccine is causing 16-17 yo 2: How much harm the virus is causing 16-17 yo Regarding 1, we know that mRNA vaccines can cause heart inflammation. As for, how much for 16-1
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by londgine 5y ago
That depends on how you define anti-vaxxer. If you use webster's month old definition https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/anti-vaxxer "a person who opposes the use of vaccines or regulations mandating
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original source which thetimes graciously refuses to link to https://www.reuters.com/world/china/amazon-partnered-with-ch...
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They glance over the fact that aspiration makes the vaccine more painful. If for no more reason then the fact that the needle is in (and can be wobbled around by accident) for longer. With all of the hesitance that there is for vaccination,
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what is "island"?
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In the UK I assume that taking a gun anywhere would be illegal. So let's use a different analogy. If there was a protest in the UK and someone brought pepper spray, would that be interpreted as a sign to use it? If during that hypothet

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