dmbrThnYou

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   by dmbrThnYou 3mo ago

   You can absolutely emigrate prior to the conscription coming to fruition. It has to be permanent, or it's draft evasion, but it is perfectly legal. Sorry for the edits confusing things. I can see earlier how you thought I meant deserti
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   by dmbrThnYou 3mo ago

   You have the option to emigrate as opposed to fight, which is fundamentally what differentiates conscription from slavery (and human rights violations). You're not legally obligated to stay in your country.
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   by dmbrThnYou 3mo ago

   This is an unfair picture of the healthcare.gov, isn't it? Or are you/wife not making close to (or more than) the top of the $84,600.00 USD sliding scale? I pay less than $100.00 a month for an incredible plan, and I have the opti
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   by dmbrThnYou 3mo ago

   Had they not been so greedy mining for mithril, maybe there wouldn't have been Balrogs. Not sure if that makes Balrogs invasive.
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   by dmbrThnYou 3mo ago

   Thanks for that. I wasn't aware. She doesn't repond well to that regimen, so it doesn't apply to us. We should be alright. We're on track for the expanded access program. Also, it's a long story, but she was taken o
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   by dmbrThnYou 3mo ago

   That's a good article with a good point. As a caregiver impatiently waiting for Daraxonrasib, I can at least acknowledge that the institutional machinery is going as fast as it can. I've litterally witnessed a trial patient in the