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Niki is going to be missed greatly around F1, what a fighter. > Niki Lauda was given up for dead and administered the last rites by a priest. [1976] What Niki said to the priest at this point is a matter for debate.... - https:/&#x
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Completely ignorant here so forgive me... Isn't the FBI a domestic organisation? Shouldn't this have been NSA/CIA?
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Anyone who doubts the effectiveness of Government Digital services needs only look at https://www.gov.uk/ The range and depth of the information/services on here really have blown me away in the past few years. I'
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> The typical breakfast in New Mexico is huevos rancheros, which is eggs, hashbrowns and sausage or bacon smothered in NM red or green chile sauce. The thought of that makes me feel ill.... I'm not sure humans are designed to down t
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What a difference 50 years have made.
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HN engineers and detail orientated people. Is there any workable option to add a "trash capture" device/system to the river outlet?
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We should probably set up a viable replacement first before throwing the baby out with the bath water right?
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Yeah and Lehman Brothers are too big to fail... Oh.
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UK here - You used to collect a few hundred bags under the sink/stairs years ago and maybe use them as trash bags around the house. After the new laws came in requiring you to pay for them the culture change around reusing bags was pre
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I'd like to thank all the VCs who have been subsiding my travel needs for the last 4 years. I would also like to extend a future thank you to the retail investors who will be picking up the mantle going forwards - Much obliged!
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Reading the comments here is a bit scary. Is taking the same 4-5 plastic bags back to the supermarket each week not super common everywhere?
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Not to my knowledge, its all just speculation.
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It became a nice little scapegoat for voters who lost on both sides of the pond.
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Hey look, Normies found are memes and are analyzing them.
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I understand that, another user has linked some good sources. Never heard of Solar leaving a large chunk of a country uninhabitable for millennia though.
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You can see their point though right? We can use Nuclear power but have to except every 30 years or so an accident will happen causing a massive exclusion zone and clean up op. Doesn't sound like a fair price to pay to me (and a lot of
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> but our environment is the universe, and the universe is infinite in resources... Get a human permanently and self-sufficiently out of LEO and i'll agree a limited part of the solar system is our environment. For the foreseeable f
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As soon as one of them increase prices to generate profit ill just move on to the next ride sharing app, then the next, then the next. You'd need a price fixing scheme worthy of British Airways make this work.
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> I'm not quite sure what the point of this sort of rhetoric is. Climate change is a complicated enough topic without tying it to a supposedly necessary re-conceptualization of the American worldview that many Americans will find un
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While it dose sit quite far to the left as a publication and some of its articles are concerning i don't think you can credibly call this one of them. What about the article do you find distasteful/untrue?
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> Apparently we got a big chunk of our energy imported Not strictly true. Right now we're importing just over 4% of our energy needs with 2.7% of that coming from the nuclear power loving French. Source: https://www.gridw
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My last company was outright owned by EMF, a brutal reorganization and gutting of company culture followed quickly.
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My company already issues burner devices to executives when they travel to certain parts of the world, maybe its time we start lumping the USA in with China in this regard....
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I didn't want to format the entire list, sorry.
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I just looked up the 2018 federal budget for examples: Department of Defense : $574 billion Department of Veteran Affairs :$78.9 billion Department of Education : $68.2 billion Department of Health and Human Services :$65.1
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Honest question - Is it anywhere close to a finished product?
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Source: I live in the UK and have multiple friends in trade work. Most can take on other workers or young apprentices quite easily. The two i know that have done it now only work their trade 2-3 days a week and spend most their time doing t
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Massive side not - I have no idea why you guys insist on using football stadiums and football fields as a unit of measurement, what gives?
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I also followed his saga and watched both this series and his general stock picking analysis videos. If you can separate yourself from the persona he tried to cultivate and enjoy having your excel skills emasculated there both great watches
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> France has as well, as they said that all suppliers will be treated equally and subject to the same security tests. This is the bit that gets me. I simply don't believe you would approve a supplier with a question mark over them w
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