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High speed rail is like having a jet plane go by, given the intent to run at, say 150 to 200 miles per hour, and has its own troublesome neighbor issues. All corridors are troublesome.
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Businesses generally are allowed to depreciate automobiles over five years, and you might guess it is because they get a fairly high amount of use. And built into the IRS rate is probably an expectation of significant repairs. That changes
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From the article. > Subsequent first-person accounts came from Wallace’s friends... >...They also produced a fairly consistent picture of a selfish friend, a manipulative—and likely abusive—boyfriend, and a jealous and self-mythologiz
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The IRS allows business travelers 58.5 cents a mile. That is closer to your total cost of use of your automobile. IRS 2022 Business milage rates: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-issues-standard-mileage-rat...
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The sense is that the Northeast corridor has too many curves and roadbed issues to be able to go faster. There would have to be constructed a new corridor, not in the same path as existing railroad rights of way, for not a small amount of m
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This is the strong argument against high speed rail in the USA. We don't even have anything close to regional rail, and highspeed rail would consume all public capital that would be used to improve regional rail systems.
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Speaking at a local level of a library board, school board, planning board, and working with a conservation commission, or a health commision, or municipal council on aging or even public works and roads department... ...funding and impleme
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Yes. Utilities may have been buried 20, 30, 40 or 50 years ago or more. Without regard to future access, changes or modifications.
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Distiction: Winter tires are made of a softer rubber compound, to be more flexible in winter termperatures. These softer winter tires wear very rapidly in summer temperatures, and experience a drive may have if they fail to change out the
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Try searching on youtube and "Lake Mead". There are probably a dozen weekly items, with updates and explorations of the lake.
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The North American Black Locust tree, a continental native tree, of the legume family, is considered invasive within North America, in New York and Connecticut and Massachusetts and the rest of New England, mid-west prairie areas, and the w
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A Panamax container ship, not the largest, can burn 10 metric tonnes an hour of bunker oil, more or less.[2] Very Low Sulfer Fuel Oil (VLSFO) is running, depending on where the ship is loading up, 850 to 1150 USD a tonne.(July 7 2022)[1] I
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A fishing community / island in Maine I know of, forced a thief and their family off the island by completely withdrawing all assistance. You cannot live on an island in Maine without community
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Disolving tablets and consuming in liquid form is an alternative.
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Angry at himself for failing to publically point out and engage in discussion about the cruelty and terrorizing that was conducted, and well-understood by other science practitioners, and also the much of the audience present.
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It takes politics to change politicians. This is a many year process: to bring into public office people who care, willing to change laws, or city ordinances, and department values and priorities (street / public works) and budget m
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The unpersuasive argument is "you (second-to-publish-person) copied my stupendous idea to get your derivative result".
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Many of the counted steps are required state wide, and not in the ambit of the municipality. State licensing processes for various Barbers, and so on. This is the state legislature's doing. Others are standard nationwide, and not go
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There is a lot of pruning that occurs, evolutionarily speaking, and a lot of what was thought to be "useless" genome has been discovered to be conserved over generations, and that there is use for that part of the genome.
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The term for this process is contract of adhesion, in which one party has all of the power. An Overview of Adhesion Contracts and Clauses Trembly Law Firm https://tremblylaw.com/overview-adhesion-contracts-clauses/
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Repeal not likely. Citizens of that state fought for this law for a decade
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Beyond. Or farther away from the sun than the Earth and Moon. Behind implies in the shadows of Earth.
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Attempts to save money in manufacturing undermine solved or perfected approaches.
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Insulated Root celler equivalent location for the battery.
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Perhaps not efficiency. Accomplishment. With limited budgets. I'll take shipbuilding, tank manufacture, aircraft construction, and logistics for World War Two, from a prior activity of about nil, as an example of accomplishment.
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Page numbers on the first citation?
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Potential consequences are what?
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Except except coerced sex.
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> 4-500 centuries. that would be 500 years
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Where can I learn more about frequencies and towers, by vendor,in my region?
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