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masonic
6y ago
Plumbing.
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(paywalled)
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All of the samples were taken from faucets within old buildings -- not from the connections to the water mains. So, they can't know whether the source is bad or the buildings' plumbing is bad.
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6y ago
"EDGI formed after the US elections in November 2016 to document, research, and respond to the new administration’s effects on federal environmental agencies, science, and policy."
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E) In the USA, if it's your residence, it's a taxable event for the capital gain, which can cost 6 figures in federal and state income taxes in a place like CA. Plus, in CA, until this year, you usually lost your Prop 13 basis fo
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6y ago
Because... women are never drivers?
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6y ago
I do wonder how far things have to go before we collectively agree that Amazon treats its workers inhumanely. All it takes is for consumers to stop doing business with such entities.
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"I thought we were an autonomous collective."
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6y ago
Vaccines are plentiful. The vast majority of Americans are still not fully vaccinated due to shortages (not poor acceptance). The US even gave Canada a bunch of AstraZeneca doses recently. (Also Mexico) Because Biden is purch
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Where will all the charging station access come from is the problem, not the electron count.
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Indeed they did... as well as passenger jet in-flight breakups. There's a reason square windows aren't used anymore. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Comet
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Doesn't seem like the accusation stuck. Are you unclear on the definition of "convicted"?
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No, because gentrification involves conversion/upgrade of the properties . The properties themselves are largely unchanged; only the owner demographics have changed.
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Have there been any natural experiments where less-wealthy white folk were priced out by more-wealthy non-white? Cupertino and Saratoga CA are exactly such experiments.
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This is essentially a scam Not always. I just got a hand-written letter from a losing bidder on another home in our small complex that sold last month. You learn to differentiate the home seekers from the property flippers.
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This fact, and the OP title, are confusing the snapshot of minimum inventory with "homes for sale". Since there were over 5.4 million sales in 2019, there were way more listings during the year than agents.
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I have found that they want the sale as quick as possible. Generally, because this maximizes income per time/effort spent.
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1M. Goes up in value to 1.5M in a few years. Boom. 500K gain on 100k. Not that uncommon. Extremely uncommon, even if you buy during a lull and sell on a peak. (SV homeowner 34 years)
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a reduction in office use by say 20% Only if people stagger their off days equally across the week. If instead everybody takes Friday off, you still need the same office capacity Monday-Thursday.
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The USPS had the transportation infrastructure to do this... but it had no PPE inventory to distribute. The previous administration had done nothing to maintain or replace the ample PPE inventory that the preceding administration had left
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basic physics to be more precise Look at the actual physics of the size of the virus particle (even with the lipid envelope) vs the width of the weave in conventional masks. It's like stopping BBs with a volleyball net. The my
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Likewise, the Obama administration resettled the vast majority of its Mideast and African "refugees" in red states.
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The bigger safety issue is driving, (double) parking, and other driver actions. With the constant tracking and metrics gathering, drivers are incented to break traffic law and create safety hazards for others via actions like "double
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Please use original source's link: https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-ai-camera-delivery-tr...
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supposed laptop And you say Greenwald has lost credibility?
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Likewise, cancers such as mesothelioma caused by SV40, often introduced by contaminated Polio vaccines used in regions like USA and Italy in the 1950s-60s.
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My Dictation pane has been stuck on "Initializing..." for 30+ minutes.
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Ignore the headline spin; read the details. They cherry-picked the 125 most likely to succeed, and yet full-time employment only improved by 12 percentage points in a strong economy. There was no real accounting of the money spent. "Le
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the cost of providing a fully subsidized apartment was only $11,000. Sure, but that doesn't count spending on emergency room treatment and jail time in addition to the cost of the apartment. Housing didn't stop the other
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Police don't choose whether to drop charges. The vast majority of nonviolent crimes here now have no police involvement whatsoever. They just have you file an online report for you to forward to your insurance (if any). This includes c
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