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Thanks. I have never heard of someone use cosplay/cosplayers that way. Makes sense. Off topic - where you from?
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I think tedious may be wrong use of word to describe it. My daughter who is almost 3 is definitely exhausting. Non stop, hyperactive at night goes to bed at midnight lately. We play/do activities for like 12 hours a day. Plus work full
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True n95 have a head strap, no over earloops. Over earloops are generally consumer version with minor difference. N95 aura or true n95 are all headstrap
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I am wondering if was a typo/spellcheck error for cosplay. Confused that they enforcing wearing a cosplay mask. All hospitals in my area make you take off your mask and wear a level 3 surgical mask. If you want to double up, wear your
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I just received my vitacore can95e black order from December now. They are made in Burnaby bc You can checkout London drugs if they have one in your area. The fit is nice. Huge amount of n95 orders is leading to alot of backorders.
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I bought the original. It's a good read but yea the guy wrote in depth into false claims , and only changed what he wrote based on pushback in a new book. I chalk it up to more than just errors. His new book "new science..."
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As others have stated for legal liability purposes. If you werent legally required to store documents or there is a limitation on length, you wouldn't want to continue to store those records. I work alongside hospital radiology systems
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He was not photographed committing a crime. They framed a shot, akin to acting, and no bike was stolen. The author clearly outlines this point that nothing was stolen. If the author showed his face, showing a clear resemblance, I could see
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i think that goes for any of the movements today... where its the silent majority, who dont want to say anything in face of backlash of small few with big voices. not just conservatives
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My daughter loves to be a princess... Not any particular Disney princess, but loves it.. She also loves to be a doctor, astronaut, grocery store clerk, firefighter, construction worker, chef etc... I grew up watching non stop Disney, in a f
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Kids would latch on to whatever popular form of entertainment, as they already do today(my kids not the biggest fan of Disney). Not so sure of the trauma you speak of If Disney ceased to exist, this would be shocking to everyone not just ch
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Food was whatever for most part... Their turkey leg is good. Portion size, my wife and I generally shared meals... And surprised that many people could eat alot of the meals to themselves
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Same here in Vancouver BC and every other major metropolitan city in Canada... I bought my house 10 years ago, for a modest 600k.(good deal at the time). My neighbour which has a lower value home (same builder, I live in his former personal
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Not really what the article terms for head of growth... But here's my experience. Fortune 50 company, we promoted GM to "chief growth officer". In reality it was just the c suite shuffling their deck of leadership roles with
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pink and blue were gender neutral. pink was common for men, being associated as a shade of red to show masculinity numerous articles and books on the subject (some other tidbits, FDR wore a dress when he was young as it was common for boys
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If it's gonna full stop like that in NYc, gonna backup traffic... You can slow down but you generally don't stop for pedestrians j walking or bikes going wrong way. Pedestrians generally know when to speedup/slowdown to cut t
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How did the water level increase since 1944? For it to now reduce to that same level Was it man made intervention?
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is it not? i assumed it was the eye with the title "inside a huricane" other sites: "For first time ever, drone sent into eye of Cat. 4 hurricane" the article outlines footage from inside the hurricane.
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completely different experience in canada. all the A&W restaurants are clean and courteous, amazed at the employees commitment at a probably min wage job. 1)you are greeted at the door as you enter, open the door as you come and go for
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I would agree... Bought a 3 person infrared sauna (through Costco) for about 1600$ 12 years ago. There were periods we didn't use it but generally at least a couple times a week. Gets you hot, helps you sweat, can be relaxing in itself
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Yea would be interested to know. I would be thinking it's just some deadwood/log. Maybe the skeleton was exposed?
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Yea I have had heard disdain from born in France speakers who immigrated to Canada, about Quebecois or Canadian french. Alot is literal translation of English to French, not using a specific french term or word for an item. Example I always
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In Canada, it's on CBC and tsn networks. CBC comes on free to air cable if u have an antenna, and they have an app for free access even if not a tv subscriber. Plus they have a deal with Amazon Prime, the CBC live streams of events are
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hows this front page. its a pointless comparison to measure btc to internet growth rate. of course any internet based platform will have a higher growth rate than the adoption of internet itself.
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Agreed,that's why most AI/ml in radiology is limited to critical findings, identifying acute areas for the radiologist to review, it's not making a diagnosis of it. And on the EHR/history side, there's ML starting t
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When you click the here for more info, there are the cookie requirements/explanation with optout link pointing to: https://s.pubmine.com/opt-out
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Most Denny's in Canada are not the typical truck stop Denny's(at least the ones in my area) Been to a few in rural areas in USA, not the greatest experience. I was impressed when a new Denny's opened up near me in BC Canada.
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i signed a 39 month lease, at 18k KM allowance per year. in 2019 pre-pandemic we were doing a little less than that. with WFH, we have only put on 4k in the last 14 months... kicking myself for not doing a lower KM lease.
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Not sure the downvotes. As a non-american(as this is a worldwide site), I was literally wondering the same thing. Having no form of identification? That's crazy... Not knowing the specific challenges. In Canada you don't need to h
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I am in Canada, noticed it was marked sensitive for me
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