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by throwaway8689 5y ago
Lutfur not Luther. I was once encouraged by a canvasser to vote in my home town and where I was studying because 'they'll never know'.
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
OS have a variety of products including maps supplied rolled in a tube to avoid folding. I think the 1:10000 scale has the names of individual fields on farms.
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
What do the BBC or Global Witness want me to do with this information? Edit: Global Witness are campaigners. What do they want to happen as a consequence of writing this report? In 2003 possibly the biggest march London ever saw, failed to
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
Northern Ireland has had a free voter ID card for years. I can't recall hearing complaints about disenfranchisement. http://www.eoni.org.uk/Electoral-Identity-Card/Electoral-Ide...
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
I read the parent comment as neutral or good. Conservationists need publicity to raise funds to do their work.
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
I spend quite a lot of time discussing requirements and changes with end users. Because we work across multiple sites it used to take time to organise a meeting needed people could attend. Now we can have shorter, more focussed and timely m
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
Since you refer to Ireland as home I'm reminded of a conversation with a colleague where we were talking about pollution. I suggested flying be restricted to migrants who needed to visit family. My colleague thought that was a great id
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
Oz probably has the means to produce vaccine and speed up roll out if the situation gets worse there.
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
I'd like to think that was accounted for in the analysis. We can compare children infected last year when other strains were dominant, with children infected this year in UK (likely to get the Delta variant).
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
This is from 2016. Seems like it would be useful and I hope it went beyond the prototype.
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
Didn't the blockade work both ways? I'm not blaming everything on socialism though. Russia was not very developed before the revolution, and it suffered terrible losses in WWII.
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
Depends on the manager and on the team. I've been promoted while WFH so my employer is clearly happy with my work. But I have no interest in going back to the office and if they insist then I'll look for a new job.
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
They had the biggest vote share. Just like Leave did in the referendum. It's fair enough if you want to campaign to change the electoral system, but both of these things legitimately came from the present one.
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
A dawn raid is designed to catch someone who is expected to try to evade arrest. Would you prefer a chase through the streets? Immigration Enforcement have power of arrest for this circumstance. The Information Commissioner has uniformed of
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
British people wanting to live and work in Europe will have to apply under Europe's rules. Seems fair. British people who have been evading existing rules and now have no basis to stay in Europe are being told to leave. Also fair.
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
The referendum vote is not the best point of reference. The Conservatives won comfortably in 2019, and recently won a by election, again comfortably, all on a platform of implementing brexit.
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by throwaway8689 5y ago
Brutal and nasty are emotive terms. If someone has no lawful basis to be in a country, what is wrong with expecting them to leave?
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by throwaway8689 7y ago
Agree op should look into this. I've had RSI-ish problems and mouse with my non dominant hand was not too hard to learn.
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by throwaway8689 7y ago
I'd guess taking the watch off would produce a classic flat line. A heart in arrest which is in the process of dying will produce irregular electrical output.
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by throwaway8689 7y ago
Some heart attacks kill faster than others. They are not all sudden. My friend, a doctor, had a heart attack and decided to go to the second nearest hospital because it had a better reputation than the nearest. He's still alive today.
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by throwaway8689 7y ago
I draw a distinction between 'work friends' and 'friends I originally met through work'.
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by throwaway8689 7y ago
Former UK EMT and I agree with this. Treat everyone, even the frequent flyers, professionally. Same protocol as well; keep me safe from angry addicts by not fully rousing ODs!
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by throwaway8689 7y ago
Not sure why you think this will be a problem. The naloxone won't block the nose and will be absorbed through the nasal membranes. If the patient needs extra oxygen or artifical ventilation that's still feasible.
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by throwaway8689 8y ago
The band Half Man Half Biscuit released a song about this in 2008. http://halfmanhalfbiscuit.uk/csi-ambleside/king-of-hi-vis/
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by throwaway8689 8y ago
This submission has been flagged. Perhaps because it's not really pertinent to HN?
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Grab, Uber fined P16M for violating merger provisions(manilatimes.net)
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by throwaway8689 8y ago
I can't recall who said "democracy is an implied threat of violence, 'there's more of us than there are of you'"
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by throwaway8689 8y ago
There was quite lot of politically motivated property destruction over that period. Often by people in tight groups that would be hard to infiltrate. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/pounds-15m-hawk-attack-wo...
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by throwaway8689 8y ago
Mass action is a form of democracy, if the mass is large enough. It doesn't have to mean violence.
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by throwaway8689 8y ago
I think the parent was referring to the Balkan wars in the 90s, which still affect people's lives now.

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