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mjh2539
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Because there usually is in fact a reason and just because they did not disclose it to you does not mean the reason does not exist and it does not mean that it won't/can't be found via subpoena/deposition.
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Typically you order the dish and it comes with the sauce "baked in". The only time that you physically add salsa yourself is when you are eating tacos or a few other dishes, and even then, all of that is going to be prepared fresh
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https://www.newadvent.org/summa/2097.htm#article3
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Well, for one, public rights of way do exist on, and adjacent to, every public road. But that's kind of besides the point. I think there's probably many reasons, but here's a few I can think of: 1. The trails and such that wa
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I thought this was going to be about the species in Poeceae/Triticeae and how it derives some substantial gains in photosynthesis through special chemical changes induced by UV-A or UV-B, but (as I feared) it is instead yet another cut
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Universities originated to enable organized theological disputation. The student/teaching body consisted nearly entirely of clerics or would-be clerics.
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The judge will order the infringing works to be destroyed and the man's arm will have to be cut-off.
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This is anathema to the whole industry though. You can't do this and also remain a tattoo artist in good standing with the rest of tattoo-dum. It's akin to a punk band calling the cops on someone in the crowd for singing along.
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You can't own everything, but referring to something as a "glitch" is essentially ITs thought-terminating cliche.
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They are both in the same genus.
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I'd rather avoid an increased risk of parkinsonism!
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Because it's symbolically where the totality "enters" the United States.
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"Radar Base"? Radar Base is a census designated place that otherwise does not exist. Eagle Pass (it is not technically my hometown as I was born in Piedras Negras) is the first (significant) city to be visited by the totality even
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All of Europe uses 220v-240v for residential use.
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You use reflective solar bodies X/2 light years away and blast them with highly redundant encrypted data such that in X years Earth will be on the receiving end of the reflected transmission.
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This is part of the reason why engineers in antiquity always explicitly favored hard water when choosing the headwaters to route aqueducts from.
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Economic History Review: https://ehs.org.uk
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When you have deflation, people save more money, or delay spending it, because their dollars will be worth more tomorrow; but this reduction in spending just causes more deflationary pressure ("Undercut our competitors or we won't
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AV1 is fairly cutting-edge as far as codecs go, so typically only newer devices can perform AV1 hardware decoding.
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It's not sarcasm.
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At a certain point you just use breeder reactors and the price plateaus.
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The only consideration with milkweed is that it is extremely toxic to basically anything other than arthropods. If you have small children or pets that like to chew on leaves indiscriminately, it's a no-go.
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Cannons made forts rely primarily on angled, earthwork curtains.
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No. It's up to the judge to decide what to allow as evidence or not. It has nothing to do with your right to a trial by jury.
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Cheap helium on Earth is running out. We can always transmute more.
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It's volatile memory.
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In the United States databases are not usually copyrightable.
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Soapstone is primarily composed of talc. Talc deposits sometimes have asbestos minerals included in them. Pretty much any aerosolized mineral is going to wreak havoc on your lungs.
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I'm curious, for someone who's never played KSP, what is the consensus on the last "good" version of KSP? The last patch that came out before being bought out?
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Back in the day playing on VAC servers and attempting to use exploits would get your whole account banned.
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