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The 100 year old building I live in would never have been approved under current requirements; the approval meetings would be going in circles about how it has too many units, not enough parking, not enough green space etc.
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If the parents/students are willing to cheat on the SAT, they're probably going to have no issue manufacturing extracurriculars. The schools for the most part aren't auditing run of the mill activities (student org leadership
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It's been 2 years of semiconductor shortages. They'd be hand to mouth by now no matter what their inventory policies were.
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The refutation paper (very long fyi) is: https://admin.spui25.nl/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Refutatio... And the program page for the presentation is here: https://spui25.nl/programma
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I've had a lot of good experiences with my neighborhood's free box/buy nothing facebook group. I've probably had two dozen pickups and everything has been picked up usually in 1-2 days at a time convenient to me.
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I wonder if they stuck the default position of the slider at 50% and that caused such high estimates. There was a time during early covid where I did a bunch of research surveys to kill time, and there were quite a few where the I was quest
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-81% in about a year ($55->$10.4). Big yikes there.
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The Phoenix area has a long history of having semiconductor fabs starting with Motorola and Intel decades ago, so there is an established supplier base and workforce.
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TFA has one example where the university he worked at told him he shouldn't disclose. Another, Gang Chen was initially charged of failing to disclose, but it was later found that he was not required to disclose on the grant in question
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It is a much better school if your goal is to get your kid into Harvard/MIT/Princeton. Thomas Jefferson is comparable to schools like Phillips Exeter ($38k/year) on Polaris List for the number of kids they send to those schoo
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Phones with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 with the referenced 35% yield are launching this month (Samsung S22 is being delivered to preorders this week), so SS must have churned out quite a few wasted chips to meet the launch.
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I don't know why Google thinks it's okay to have volunteers with official looking titles (like Diamond Product Expert) giving support when there's no validation that what they're saying is correct. There are thousands of
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It's hard to monitor live streams for piracy. Twitch just had a trend of livestreamers streaming full movies and episodes of popular TV shows for hours on end.
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It's pretty bad messaging that Google didn't spell out that out or anything else with what happens if you don't want to upgrade to paid G Suite on the linked page. The only thing they have is a link to takeout which implies t
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Basic cable in my area is really just all the free over the air broadcast channels but with a reliable connection. Cable with all the channels you would expect (VH1, MTV, ESPN, Disney, etc) is $100 and HBO is still extra on top of that.
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It's a little misleading since the expansions at Vogtle in Georgia are scheduled to finish this year and next year.
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I see some people are having trouble replicating the results, and I wonder if you some how got thrown into a really bad user test group--if they do that.
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Their ads are also from Microsoft https://help.duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/company/ad...
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For people who don't want to install an app, most recipe websites have a "Jump/Skip to Recipe" link at the top under the header and sometimes it's mixed up in between the fb/twitter share buttons. You still get
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There's probably money in helping these companies realize when they have left large portions of their content unlicensed in entire geographic regions.
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While I think the essays are excessive, I appreciate that some of them document that the blogger actually made the recipe with progress pictures. With the more basic recipes websites, I wonder if anyone's actually made it before or if
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I doubt that any insurance will cover it considering you can't prove missing inventory was stolen vs misplaced vs fake inventory on the computer unless you have the thieves check out as they leave. Also insurance is to hedge against un
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I found a Purdue pdf that states international students comprised of 20% of Purdue's student body in 2019. "China ranks first (3250) in total enrollment while India (2156) is second." Source: https://www.purdue.edu
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Your second link clicks thru to Slate which links to this: https://nepc.colorado.edu/sites/default/files/Briggs_Theeffe... "Powers and Rock concluded that the combined effect of coaching on the SAT I is
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Or if you don't get tipped, the server still has to pay the 7% of sales. So it sounds like the restaurant was trying to shove all the risk on to the server and also take the upside of the generous tip.
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Is the mandatory retirement for 65 year olds a real thing at Intel? It sounds like it would be age discrimination or something. Also Morris Chang was still leading TSMC until he was 86.
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To get around the obstacles most kids will need a very motivated parent who can advocate for them with admins, and that basically will just harm kids who's parents don't have the time/resources/charisma to make it happen
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Considering how often Google gets slapped with billion dollar fines in the EU, I'm not surprised they're voluntarily complying.
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The NLRB originally dismissed their claims but this year sort of reversed and said that Google 'arguably violated' labor laws by firing them.
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