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themaninthedark
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I think the problem is more complex than more cars. If you have more cars but road size stays the same, after a point traffic is slower moving. I imagine the graph to be like a bell curve. But if you widen roads and make other improvements
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Matsuza is still considered the best I think
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Short answer yes. Long answer, when the global financial crisis hit it lowered demand. But shipbuilding has a long lead time and shipyards can't/won't stop production(what do you with a half finished ship, you can't just
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10y ago
I agree with your points about the legality of the material and share the thought that more research should be done. What doesn't sit well with me is the government directly running or supporting illegal behavior. If they had infiltrat
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10y ago
>They weren't abusing children themselves, and shutting down the site wouldn't have prevented the continuing abuse of children by its users. By that logic the people who were using the site to view child porn should not be arre
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themaninthedark
10y ago
In a topic about good children's TV, morals are brought up and no one remembers Mr. Roger's Neighborhood? As a child I never watched TV with any regularity but that and Sesame Street stick out in my mind above all the cartoons and
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10y ago
They want to have sex with guys who are in peak physical condition. Something about people who are able to hunt and survive is attractive. But you said date. How long do these relationships last? Are they getting married and having children
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The Great Leap forward created a famine… In remote villages bystanders were sometimes allowed to cut the flesh from the dead and take it back home. - See more at: https://www.historytoday.com/frank-dik%C3%B6tter/looking
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It's not about the money or lack of but the risk vs reward. Most males are risk takers where as most females are risk adverse(the why is many fold and not just limited to humans or even mammals). My wife would hate it if I wanted to st
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I remember that, lost my manual but played it so much I knew the trains by heart. Same with Civilization.
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Sorry for the double post, you are right insurance doesn't pay for birth. But you receive a payment(wife said present) of ~35万 from the government and wife says that covers the cost. If you have a cesarean that is covered by insurance.
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Sorry for format, on phone at work and new to the site. I will try and post something better when I can get on my computer.
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Many reasons. Women don't want to marry because they don't want to stay at home and raise kids and take care of in-laws. Men don't want to marry because they don't want to have to support a family and give up control of
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That's odd, according to my wife there is lots help for having children. I know that here in Mie all doctor visits are free, all recommend vaccines as well. Day care is subsidized and based on income, 3rd kid is free. And we get a mont