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Maybe you're unaware, or maybe you enjoy cognitive dissonance... But, as a single example of a near endless amount Prepubescent boys literally used to be called girls in English. Boys were called girls for many centuries before they w
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I'm wondering if you're more likely to have these adverse cardiac affects from energy drinks than the COVID vaccine. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5501707/ Though, quite recently, UK
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This is one of my points for people who gripe so much about California. There is absolutely nowhere else in the U.S. where you can go just about anywhere and get fresh, cheap, properly flavorful produce. Even several capitol cities of MidWe
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Any customer has been and is able to get a refund if they want. From reports of those have done so, money is returned within a week. I can't imagine why anyone would expect Tesla to preemptively force refunds to all. I'm sure the
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> "We have no idea if we're ever going to be able to make these at this point." Didn't they essentially just say something close to this in corporate speak? It seems quite clear that they have every intention to make
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A significant amount of addictions came from those who were overprescribed and instructed to take, by their doctors (who were instructed and given bogus studies by the Pharma reps) after surgeries, which led to chemical dependence and addic
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> administration was explicit and made it publicly known China was more than just an adversary. You're very seriously completely missing a major point. No, literally everything Trump did was helpful to China. Like, a lot Sorry if
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Which president attempted to challenge China recently? Obama or Dubya? I can't recall too much of that. If you're speaking of the most recent one though, he personally has some rather large outstanding personal debt to China, and
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5y ago
Pentel Graphgear 1000 puts Staedtlers, Rotrings, and others to shame... Staedtler can't even make a good block eraser.
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I think this may apply https://youtu.be/_5aYyl-PG-w
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I was looking at a picture of a Bedouin nomad from 1898 and he suddenly turned into a very bright Adidas shoe advertisement
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Something tells me you've either read absolutely nothing about what occurred or you're attempting to troll on HN.
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China sent a cute little state execution van to execute a billionaire on the spot, and I think they billed his family for the cost of sending the van to him and the execution materials. They really don't fuck around, and if the CCP doe
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I mean, the Opium Wars were most definitely a thing because other entire countries unequivocally abused drugs at points in their history.
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Wow. Despite his ever growing amount of haters, Musk & Co. do really seem to be placing safety fairly high up on their priority list, if not at the top where Musk says it is. Branson... does not particularly seem to be doing so. I'
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The entire article is pretty spot on, experience wise at least (can't comment on the chemistry of it) However > Inside the body is going through a massive stress response that is similar to what your body would be doing if you were
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Sorry - House Minority Leader
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U.S. Senator attempts to intimidate telecomms companies to withhold data
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I think it's been close to an actual decade since I've played Artemis. It was definitely fun LAN at the time.
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Unfortunately, the Mississippi river is currently flowing backwards :P
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At least, in his fucking up, Biden isn't calling the dead service members "suckers" and "losers" along with asking "what was in it for them?" per our previous Commander in Chief
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> Do you mean they want to be found in a position where they can be justified to shoot? Yeah, you pretty much nailed it. Except, "justified" is even a bit of a stretch. It's more of a "justified in their own mind"
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Yeah, the only thing I get from this entire article is that there's going to be some massive investigations as to who these troops inside the airport that assisted in this were. If I had to make a guess though, they're likely peop
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> the execution that frankly could not have gone worse. You really think this could not have gone worse?
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The United States government broadcasted, several times, to all US citizens or what have ye in Afghanistan, to LEAVE the country, months ago. The fact that they did not listen to the government , months ago, how can that be the fault
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No, most of these people are just itching to shoot somebody. I no longer share my firearms hobby with others after finding this to be true time and time again.
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Tens of thousands of people have been murdered by bad drivers. The entirety of the DMV should be in jail.
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> The people responsible for the failed design and build should be blacklisted from future projects of this kind, that is where most injustice usually manifests in failures like this. ...no, they should be jailed, likely for life, becau
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> fully human This is a bad argument. Perhaps try "humans capable of living in and contributing to a civilized and prosperous modern society" and, unfortunately, I think you'll often find the answer is that they are not, n
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There is some undeniable truth to this video though. https://youtu.be/6EHPt8eoSJI
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