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nraynaud
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nraynaud
7y ago
Well the US didn't stay nice when there were sanctions all around them.
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7y ago
Boeing is listed in more or less the same conditions. Google is listed and they have strong links with political parties. edit: the more direct answer is that the shares that are listed are free and publicly tradable, there exist other shar
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nraynaud
7y ago
The Chinese Exclusion Act passed in 1882, it's not like anything is new here, it's just the return of an old wave.
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7y ago
due to illness...and lack of medical degree.
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7y ago
ICE, because it’s useless. There is a service for catching criminals it’s called the police. There is absolutely no need for a nazier one that would handle only one type of misdemeanors in the most brutal And devastating way they can do.
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7y ago
I bought my printer for immigration purpose, I would be way over on some months.
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7y ago
Countries should not remain the same. Stealing all this land from California to Texas from Mexico was absolutely not about leaving the country the same. Expelling the Latinos from there was certainly not about conservation of the then curre
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nraynaud
7y ago
we had a lot of EULA garbage, and support phone calls before the cookie warnings. Private enterprise loves red tape too.
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7y ago
Yeah, what force exactly would bring the cost down?
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nraynaud
7y ago
I suspect this is a very good life insurance, not directly the employer who pays. And I suspect the employer was fighting it because his premium would go up.
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7y ago
just to be sure: should I be in awe in front of a 2 speeds automotive gearbox from a 100 years old manufacturer? it's been a few minutes and I still don't feel the tingling.
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7y ago
don't you have a ton of cooling air at 150mph?
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7y ago
funny, I have actual full shares of an old company I used to work for (got the shares at a discount instead of options), but I'm still waiting for the phone call telling me I'm rich.
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7y ago
90% of southern Europe?
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nraynaud
7y ago
leaving the US next month anyways. When I went to shop around, I was told small local banks don't do international wires, I didn't try the other big ones.
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7y ago
My BoA account has fees, my Axa account doesn’t. And don’t get me started on trying to use wires with BoA, they won’t not even tell me why they are rejected, but still keep the $30 fee.
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7y ago
I suspect it’s one of those case where things are bad because it made no economic sense to make them better, a bit like airplane boarding. In the case of taxis, replacing them by Uber and lyft made no sense globally, because it was just exp
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7y ago
Taking the southwest chief, I received an email telling me it was 45min late. It was actually on time, I almost missed it.
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7y ago
I speculate that UCLA must be impacted (just size and in the west), but they had a Chinese student cheating ring scandal recently, so they probably will have a public perception if they come forwards. In a strongly sinophobe time, Americans
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7y ago
Like not issuing a visa, and then creeping even more on people once at the port of entry.
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7y ago
After the visa as been revoked?
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7y ago
The policy has changed, there is no precedent according to professionals. There were way more students flagged than that on that day, ASU is the only one coming forward for now. But they had never seen such a high secondary screening rate,
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7y ago
They did not target those 9, there were about 20-30 of them in the secondary room according to witnesses, all Chinese (but LAX is big so they might have a special Chinese secondary room, couldn’t clear that up). Only one university decided
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7y ago
Iso fasteners and metrics blueprints are favored for all NATO activities, but it's not all military stuff. Moreover, a lot of iso hydraulics stuff is imperial.
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7y ago
There was an operation against Chinese students around the same time: https://eu.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona-education/...
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7y ago
Or F1 student.
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7y ago
Will they give the actual civilian toll after drone attacks on Yemen?
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7y ago
I would not be so hard on the investigation of the first crash, they take time, and the second crash happened before the end of the first one.
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7y ago
wait, you get the score in real time? Like some kind of objective function you can train a machine to maximise on?
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7y ago
Looking for someone to retaliate against? You know that just revealing that much is already poking the beast? People who have been in the emergency meeting at one of the affected universities.
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