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by hm10 2y ago
Apart from getting inspired (like other replies have mentioned), there is plenty of insight to be obtained from watching sports. It is quite fun to observe and analyze the strategy and technical aspects of a sport - especially a sport that
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by hm10 4y ago
Agreed. Memes have a highly limited shelf life. Two things guarantee a rapid death of a meme: going mainstream, and attempting to revive one after its viral cycle is over. As such, they should ideally only be used in either 'ephemeral&
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by hm10 4y ago
There are a couple of other sentences as well that stood out to me. The overall apologetic tone, language, and phrases used in the email have some subtleties that are hard to imagine being used by a native Indian speaker, or by someone rais
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by hm10 4y ago
Seems like a publicity stunt. The scammer's email reads quite unauthentically - like someone was contracted out to run this campaign. "After selling this gift card, we can earn approximately $50, which is three weeks income for on
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by hm10 5y ago
Or TP for the initial cleanup. Water to finish it off. And if you're not in public restrooms: use your hand with the water for a deeper clean, and then walk to the sink to wash the hand with soap. Much more hygienic than just TP.
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by hm10 5y ago
Off topic, but it always amazes me how often I see Gandhi misspelled as Ghandi. I'm not American, so I am curious if they always teach this wrong spelling in schools? Check the other replies here. OP literally quoted the right spelling
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by hm10 6y ago
And rightfully so. Don't forget that Biden winning wasn't a sure thing - so it's not like they were waiting until Biden won to announce it. The CEO specifically mentioned in September that they refused R&D money from th
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by hm10 6y ago
Of course, do you think they would be hurting for money once they have a vaccine developed? The demand will always be there. They just took the risk with their own money. They have been in the business for decades and they know how to sell
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by hm10 7y ago
> How do we get 2.5 billion people to move when none has moved already — chicken-and-the-egg problem of “but all my friends...” By migrating 'groups' over to the new platform, rather than targeting individuals to migrate. Make
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by hm10 7y ago
We're not going to help you get out, so please accept these token socks and soap because you're on your own and you will need them in there.
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by hm10 8y ago
Well that sucks for the person if they were rejected because of their accent and no feedback was given. All that hard work in preparing for interviews and you don't even know for sure why they didn't pick you.
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by hm10 8y ago
Why not make candidates sign a non-liability agreement to receive feedback? Of course, choosing to ask for such feedback would be optional - but if you want it, sign the form so you agree you won't sue. Most people would find this info