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> The category is led by Daisy Brand, the king of cottage cheese, which is expanding its manufacturing capacity to keep up with the unlikely demand. Not surprising if the sales are driven by the health conscious. Their cottage cheese con
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If you say why not tomorrow, I say why not today? If you say today at 5 o’clock, I say why not one o’clock?
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This is all moot anyway since the Trump admin lacks the intelligence and diplomatic chops to acquire Greenland, even by force. All he’s doing is driving away our allies.
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This is a record amount, twice what they donated in 2020 and 2017. Trump’s inaugural fund has raised $170MM compared to $62MM for Biden in 2020, a new record. https://apnews.com/article/trump-inauguration-donors-6867ed2
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Ford barely even makes cars anymore. All trucks and SUVs besides the Mustang.
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I made a lot of purchases following the election in anticipation of this. Most of Trumps policies are inflationary so it won’t just be electronics that increase in price. Ironic considering inflation was front of mind for many of his suppor
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Also > Trump says 'economic force' could be used to unite Canada, United States > Trump says Meta 'probably' ended factchecking because of his threats > Trump says Gulf of Mexico should be renamed to 'Gulf
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> Mark has looked at what has happened to Twitter since Musk took over, a notable decline in activity and value… and decided he wants a piece of that? Hell yes he does, Twitter helped Musk get a seat at the table with Trump and the abili
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Lead contamination is still fairly widespread: carrots, sweet potatoes, chocolate, spices. It’s a good idea to get your blood tested and try to find any sources of exposure if your levels are high.
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> Plenty of viruses are having their strongest season in years. Flu, norovirus and RSV are all surging across numerous countries, including the United States Immune system damage caused by repeated Covid infections.
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Invert the class format: Homework should be done in class on pencil/paper or locked down Chromebooks, and lectures can be watched on video at home.
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> About two years ago China imposed regulations on its own tech sector so strict that it killed the entire "ed-tech" sector overnight and wiped out a decent chunk of the country's tech market value Unless you can point to
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We’ve flown a drone on Mars. When the west achieves something, the focus is on the thing achieved and not on glory for the Motherland as it is with China.
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Those plants will 100% be destroyed/disabled in the event of an invasion.
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Biden Blocks Japan's Nippon Steel from Taking over US Steel
(cnn.com)
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https://archive.is/ncAYX
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> Foreign manufacturers who enjoyed growth and profits from China through joint ventures for decades have seen those collapse, as GM’s write-down illustrates Yep, they got swindled by China, their IP and technology appropriated by domest
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Video of the explosion: https://x.com/FaytuksNetwork/status/1874541150406861288
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That’s cool, when do I get my lost white matter and sense of smell back?
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Ellison looks amazing for being 80 years old. I had to double check that that wasn’t an error.
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It’s interesting to compare this to the beginning of the Covid pandemic. We’ve been able to pretty effectively track H5N1 as it hops between animal populations and some humans, whereas Covid came out of nowhere.
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> NLM states that “societal standards should not exist. They are to be crushed by any means possible. If they comply to the societal standards[,] they are mundane,” and encourages the “spread of terror to all who are mundane.” In April 2
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China is communist in name only these days.
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These attacks are going to get more numerous and more brazen over time, as China continues to build up its military and seek economic and energy independence in order to deter any response. The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago, the
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I still have impaired smell after getting infected a couple years ago. The pandemic won't truly be over until sterilizing nasal vaccines are widely available.
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> But no one seems to have even mentioned it during the election That’s because most Americans believe we were in a recession. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/may/22/poll...
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They mean “no more regime change wars” is a popular, mainstream opinion.
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My opinion of China would be much more positive if they weren’t chomping at the bit to invade and annex Taiwan.
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This seems to be the happening with other items and chemicals tested as well. Look at the results for DNP in Clover organic milk for example.
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Oh god, the almond milk. I guess that’s that habit kicked.
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