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The mistake you are making is that you are only looking at the harm that monopolies do to their competitors. You should also look at the harm that monopolies do to consumers. If you are a monopoly you can effectively set the price of what
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Britain was hardly a super power in 1982. It took every refueling plane Britain had to send one bomber to the Falklands. Refueling planes had to fuel refueling planes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Black_Buc
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At some point you have to stand up to despots in the name of human rights.
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South Africans remember the British concentration camps.
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Europe didn't send their best either
(medium.com)
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The SR-71 leaked fuel before takeoff because it needed separation distance between parts to allow for expansion. It had nothing to do with the difficulty machining titanium. From your source: "Fuselage panels were manufactured to fit
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A bid to solve California's housing crisis could redraw how cities grow
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Even female uber drivers get paid less
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They should probably consider doing that again.
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But the crab cakes are so good!
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It is not exactly the same because real Baltimore cops would not even consider the possibility of being caught and know that if they were, nothing would happen to them.
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Ich bin ein tweeter
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Amazon's artificial intelligence flywheel
(wired.com)
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Why was this flagged?
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California’s net neutrality bill is open to legal attack says EFF
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The only problem I have with Face ID is that I cannot be discreet with Apple Pay. With Touch ID you. can kinda do the touch part out of sight and then move the phone close to the payment device. With Face ID you have to hold the phone up
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The iPhoneX is Apple's underrated masterpiece
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Google should not do business in countries that commit gross human rights abuses.
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A new type of self driving car
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You mean when the Russians use the platform to get Donald Trump elected?
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It also has Portland and Cleveland as the next most likely and they have been eliminated. Gambling sites are not useful for decisions like this which are made by a small group of people. Gambling sites are useful for things like elections
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Pittsburgh has flights to Seattle. https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/flights/todayinthesky/... Also, Northern Virginia is the location of Dulles. Montgomery county would also use Dulles or BWI whic
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Solitary confinement isn't just getting your own room. It means that you don't get to spend any time with any other inmates.
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Representatives are always from wealth centers in the status quo.
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That is an argument for local government not for how we elect our representatives to a national body. Do we really want representatives pulling spending to a particular geographic region? It seems to me that people in San Francisco have m
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It seems crazy that we elect representatives based on geography. Can't we elect representatives based on some other grouping? Why is there an assumption that my interests are aligned with people in geographic proximity to me?
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One problem. Linus Torvalds lives in Oregon.
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Please put a 2002 tag on this.
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He does live less than 20 miles from Intel. They could have just driven to his house to let him know.
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I don’t know about the US, but there is a California law against employer descrimination for expressing a political viewpoint
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