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NHL free agency shows teams in states with no income tax have an advantage
(westerninvestor.com)
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I think a big part of the problem is that most people go to the giant big box store for a new appliance and the only things they sell are in a fairly tight price range of $800-$1600. If you want a $4000 one you have to go to a boutique appl
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B.C. looks to change building code to develop single-stair apartment buildings
(westerninvestor.com)
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United States looking at all tools to respond to Canada's digital services tax
(westerninvestor.com)
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A trade war with China over EVs could slow low-carbon transition
(cbc.ca)
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> Vitamin D is the only one the NHS (i.e. the UK authority) recommends adults 'consider' taking, especially in winter months I have had two doctors in Canada tell me that the government health plan does not cover Vitamin D test
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Hard to comment on this without knowing what you weren’t hitting in your diet. Any idea what was low?
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Warren Buffett Gives Us a Preview of His Will
(wsj.com)
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He also finds himself impressive. I believe his actual quote was “they’re trying to create me”.
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Any data about how much is consumed on what regularity, and whether there is a difference in incidence of PD?
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> This is ON TOP of the really loose grounding of accepted ranges for various vitamins. Many of the levels are established on the basis of avoiding severe disease like vitamin D: "no rickets above this level" and B12: "no
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Do you intend to take probiotics forever? I understand (possibly incorrectly) that the microbiome shifts back quickly as soon as any of the interventions stop, and while the others seem like they should be sustainable (part of a good lifes
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Also, IIRC, the basis of the true story behind the movie and book A Civil Action - oft recommended for students entering 1L (the book) due to its coverage of tort law.
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> Over the past decades the US has adopted a strategy of printing money The entire western world has adopted this strategy.
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> We've known opiates were bad since at least the 1800s, and really longer than that. What the doc said was just what they needed to hear to lie to themselves, but this is taught in every highschool. I am not sure high schools are t
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It’s pretty wild that everyone acknowledges that the Sacklers engaged in a “milking program” going from 15% to 70% distributions after the first lawsuits in order to strip the company of assets and then hide behind the company to shield lia
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Vancouver scraps minimum parking requirements citywide
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Why my tech company is looking to leave Canada
(biv.com)
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Denmark to charge $100 per cow in first carbon tax on farming
(cnn.com)
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Manhattan Office Market Has Breakout Month with a 70% Surge in Leasing Activity
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Carbon Removal Startups Aim to Boost Oceans' Power
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Slack: Updates to message and file history on free workspaces
(slack.com)
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Canada to start 30-day consultation to impose surtax on Chinese EVs
(westerninvestor.com)
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Car dealerships in North America revert to pens and paper after cyberattacks
(westerninvestor.com)
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How the automobile industry turned us into SUV drivers
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Why wouldn’t they make the lithium battery a backup for the lead?
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Any idea what the rationale is for this? Seems bizarre. Why even have a 12V lead battery when that weight could be eliminated?
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Amazing. Hats on to you!
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Typical mid-western Buddhist humor.
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2y ago
It should have helped its constituents by ensuring homebuilding meets population growth over periods of time, rather than allowing it to be constrained for decades and then point at AirBNB as the source.
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