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> Successful applicants will be housed in newly renovated apartments for a contribution of just €100 ($115). so it's not free
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> A website that went live after the announcement included details of the new Trump-branded smartphone that will be available from September, here would be a great place to include a link to that site
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It seems like it doesn't justify a preemptive attack, but rather a counter attack. Israel is responding to missile attacks from Yemen by attacking the manufacturers in Iran
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If what Trump says is any sign to how MAGA explains it, then the answer is: if you don't want to pay those large fees, buy local. Sure the cost will go up, and significantly so in the "short term" (however long that is ...),
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> send you to collections if you don't pay it That doesn't make sense. So can I cause troubles to someone by ordering an unwanted $1 temu item to their house, and thereby summon a collection agency to them (if they don't p
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1y ago
sounds similar to what Jewish dense communities have https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatzalah I hope that amazon's been consulting with them to get some tips
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2y ago
I probably would have voted against such a compensation package if I was a board member. But the board thought differently and voted for it. Why shouldn't we let the board do what they wanted to?
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Exactly. people don't like the confusing tax rules and hellish IRS audits. There are good reforms that could be done to prevent hellish audits. But trump is going so far in the other direction by basically defunding their ability to au
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And now to reply exactly what the left said 4-0 and 16-8 years ago ... The first amendment protects against attacks from the government, not choosing not to fund something
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It seems like Trump is reforming everything that needs reforming, but he's doing it by going an equal amount of crazy in the opposite direction. Universities are in dire need of reforms. Be it their costs, student encampments that dist
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I didn't formally verify it, but during the Russian internet blackout, r/conservative was very quiet. I assume that the responses you read on that forum are not from actual US conservatives. After reddit purged most conservative s
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2y ago
Wow, thank you for providing this source. I was about to respond to this news with something like "that RFK jr. is not anti vaccine but pro safe vaccine". But after seeing this I see that he is just a flip flopper
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2y ago
That's a very personal question. Do you plan on frequently using windows? If so, dual boot might make sense (don't forget about virtual machines and wine).
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This is why I like hn. Many times I read about all of the horrible things that the current administration does. Due to so many cases where I know the news is wrong I stopped trusting anything. However, I feel like here I can let my guard do
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When the country Turkey wanted to be renamed something that I can't even type with a Latin keyboard, people seemed to go along with it. Now, largely the same people who were fine with Turkey's rename have issues with this.
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2y ago
I was thinking about the naming saga, and my conclusion was that the Gulf of America is actually less American centric. Think about how Americans refer to the southern border as the Mexican border, while the Mexicans refer to it as the
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Too bad the bill had things unrelated to limiting the presidential power like > requires a candidate for President or Vice President to provide copies of tax returns for the 10 most recent taxable years to the Federal Election Commission
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Everything is political if you expand the term "political" to the point of being useless. When people complain about the politicization of science they are talking about forced "broader impact statements" or refusing to
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I hate clickbait articles that try to make the bad guys seem like they're angry. > Both Bloomberg and the Financial Times are reporting that Microsoft and OpenAI have been probing whether DeepSeek improperly trained the R1 model The
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there were some extremely UNdemocratic things he did, like stabbing all of his political enemies. the democratic institution should have had the police stop the SA gangs that were terrorizing the unpopular people, but there wasn't enou
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I'm not sure what got you thinking that they couldn't
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Which one do you use? Is the battery all day, if not what do you do when the battery dies? (swap batteries? wait and recharge each day?). Has the camera ever saved you? Do people ever feel uncomfortable interacting with you filming them?
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The idea was that the Japanese soldiers would see the atrocious that they were doing, realize that the Americans would want revenge, so the Japanese better fight to the death, since that's better than what the Americans would do to the
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But only federal corporate taxes went down. Can't local municipalities add a corporate tax for property ownership? The main argument against local corporate tax is that the corporation can just move to a low tax area (Delaware/Ire
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That's because the US wasn't designed to have unelected federal bureaucrats create laws for the entire country. Every state should make their own laws, and then those state's courts could determine if the law is legal or not.
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I'm not sure of the details for this set of "banned" books, but I recall the previous "scandal". It ends up that school libraries have limited space, so some books were removed in favor of others. The media claimed
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Assuming you're all for Greenpeace's agenda, would bankruptcy really be that bad? It's not like they have that many assets. Someone can buy the IP for cheap (or create a new name) and do the same exact type of activism. They
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Bud light is a famous recent example. Of course, the company is large enough that it didn't make the company bankrupt, but it hurt them
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Unfortunately those come with extremely weak hw. I got one of those phones (there are no high end, small, 3.5, rootable phones). I struggle to use background apps.
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> In 2017, as part of his guilty plea in his most recent scam, Sabatino agreed to the court-ordered restrictions. In fact, he demanded them, stating repeatedly that he would commit more crimes if the restrictions weren’t in place. tl;dr
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