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16404 fathoms for anyone concerned.
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Are they offering British people a free ferry ride across the channel with a return journey in 3 years?
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Please come back and post your position on IPO day so we can all have a good laugh.
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I thought this was effectively banned because it caused flights manifests to be incorrect for the 2nd leg and also had tax / duty implications?
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Similar situation to me. I now pay more for a room in a five person shared house then i paid for a 3 bed house to myself. The only difference is being located closer to London for the better career advancement/salary.
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So.... All western European then?
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Probably tiny? Lloyds bank founded 1765 Barclays founded 1736 I doubt any banks in the new world are as old.
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That does raise a huge number of ethical issues. Do we have the right to interfere on a planet which may already have life?
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That's just a prediction. Currently, legally my question still stands.
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"Struggling companies" ? LSE's gross profit for the last four years: 2015 - 1,293,100 2016 - 1,854,000 2017 - 2,391,000 2018 - 2,715,000 Could you detail how this company is struggling?
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For what reason?
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What jurisdiction does the EU have over a UK business and its HK buyer in 6 weeks?
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> It is completely unclear what it tries to be now and the interface is horrible. Instant messenger, internet phone and video/presentation conferencing. Am i missing something here because its literally my primary business communica
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I use Skype daily and have never had a problem with it, I've never understood the hate if i'm honest.
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Isn't that the majority of modern tech companies? Take something which is marginally profitable, scale it beyond all comprehension and make it unprofitable. I didn't see the need for a global digitised cab company but it didn'
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> all it takes is their expert saying that "we can prove beyond resonable doubt that the file is encrypted" and you are screwed. I'm pretty sure this wouldn't fly in the UK, wouldn't the expert need to demonstrat
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I personally don't use Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. If i applied and left all these fields blank i do wonder if they would believe me or maybe think i was withholding information and reject me on that ground....
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Young women are paying dividends apparently, check out the Becky / Basic index - performance year on year is spectacular.
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> A fundamentally fair and well-functioning society with very few if any governmental killings and high stability within it's borders. This is what I assumed it meant. I know its difficult to make this work with the US but lots of A
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If I bought a broken car then the dealership spent the next two years slowly fixing it to match the sales pitch initially sold I'd still be pissed off. Why do people allow game publishers to get away with the crap...
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Are people actually still playing One Mans Lie? I'd assumed everyone charge backed it on day one....
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At least in the consumer market in the UK this is exactly what AMD is viewed as by non-techs. If you go to an average big box store and look for laptops AMD based systems can start as little as £250 where as you can't get a mobile i3 b
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Cool... Go negotiate with one of those entities if you have a death wish. I'd rather hand over to Apple, make a name for myself and get clean cash then deal with the underbelly of the modern world.
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Maybe i'll give these a try next, my slow lab environment is due a refresh around new years. Thanks!
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I've been reading these reports since 2012(13?) and have used them multiple times to buy hard drives for my home storage systems, I haven't always had similar results however. Does anyone else use these posts to pick their own per
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Maybe the whole country needs a rethink then? What's the specific importance of a green patch outside your home?
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UK. Using water during a water crisis so you can have a green patch next to your driveway is the most excessive American thing I've heard today (a worthy winner in such a competitive field)
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The idea of using water via a sprinkler system to keep a lawn green is such an alien concept to most people. Maybe California have a water problem for a reason?
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No, why should you?
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Flour, yeast, water, and salt - maybe a stabilizer for commercial sales. Why corn syrup?
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