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steve19
5y ago
It is a nice thought but that could not happen. When an event like this happens it is because of huge structural failure. Corruption would have played a part. If you brought a tanker or free oil, whose business interest, or tax revenue, wou
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steve19
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> Turkish MIT graduate who played a central role in the development I am sure being Erdoğan's son in law helped more to obtain his position than being an MIT graduate.
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steve19
5y ago
Nobody know's what is not declared. The Pentagon had a problem with defense contractors getting around the rules by instead holding elaborate dinner parties. They since cracked down on it. The rules still allow some scope for these kin
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5y ago
> It seems like you're hijacking this thread to make a your own political point No I am not. I was making a salient legal point. The OP recommended visiting and making up your own mind. I pointed out that for many people that would
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steve19
5y ago
It is simple descriptive term that means a trans person who has not had gender reassignment surgery. It is legal to be a post-operative transsexual person, but not a non-operative transsexual in Iran.
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steve19
6y ago
In any event the debate is which letters were or were not written by Paul. There is no reason to suspect he wrote none of them, or at least none were transcribed them to secretary. The debate is which was written by him and which were not.
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steve19
6y ago
> Can you clarify? Because the Gospels are largely the accounts of a man who spent the most impactful years of His life disputing Judaism as it existed at the time. He disputed current practices of certain groups/sects, and his law
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6y ago
> today it remains controversial for Christian theologians to go on the record saying they’re one and the same. You are incorrect. That is not controversial. In a sermon delivered by Apostle Paul in Athens, he even tells the pagans they
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6y ago
> Things are frequently buggy, unreliable and disjointed. I’d almost be able to forgive it but unfortunately the support is really terrible too. This is my experience. After years of paying for the service, for multiple users, using tool
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6y ago
Given the extreme wealth in the bay area, I am astonished you find it astonishing. Billionaires and multi millionaires would have funded these churches. Most churches and other religious organisations run on a tight budget and deter importa
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The 80s
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Lost could just mean expended in training but with slightly poor recording keeping that added up over time.
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6y ago
60,000 artillery shells would be surprising, but 60k rounds of rifle or pistol ammunition is not much. That is one pallet, at a cost of maybe $20,000 at bulk retail in the USA.
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6y ago
> Also, he developed "doctrinal differences" with the CIA. Were you or your siblings shoulder tapped in college by recruiters? If not that may have been why.
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I have been prescribed it a number of times. You are supposed to take it for a while after being in a maleria area, or at least I was told to do so. The dreams persisted back home. The area I was visiting was not so different from other pla
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Are any black swans going to be black swans in hindsight? Did anyone anticipate it enough to put their money where their mouth was? A fortune, and a major service to humanity, could have been made by a private individuals stockpiling PPE in
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If the feds did centralize acquisition and distribution all hell would break loose. Every allocation would be disputed and every allocation would be blamed on partisan allegiances. The solution would be the states deciding among themselves
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> which seems counter to the general tenets of Stoicism. Not at all. It is neither against nor required by Stoicism. Stoicism is broadly compatible with theism, and Neo-Stoicism was a movement specifically about finding common ground bet
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Very good point about peak wattage.
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Do you have a powermeter on your CF bike? If not get one. Apart from being the ultimate training aid, you might find your gf is putting out more watts than bike's manual claims it is. Clipless pedals may help as well allowing faster ac
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This misses the point. All large DoD contract are usually followed by a lawsuit from the loser. I have seen this happens so many times. If MSFT lost, they would have probably sued.
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I can't speak for gun dealers but for defense companies that also sell to consumers, think high end gun optics, there is fraud. And law enforcement is just an interested in investigating it as any other business ( Not at all) But I don
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7y ago
I think China is also looking at building a starlink-type network, although I don't have a link on hand. OneWeb are partnered with Airbus although post-brexit they are no longer headquartered within EU (London and other cities around t
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Within the context, this is about the spying and signals intelligence. We don't usually talk about an foreign agency being pure evil when they tap fiber lines, we do when they murder or massacre.
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The waste heat from the inefficieny is an environmental issue if cooling with sea, lake or river water. The article talks about the advantage of not needing steam cooling apparatus. The stations could be located in urban areas.
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If the prize "winners" came ahead with a dollar more than taxes they came out ahead. He was smart, he took a decent amount of money but didn't risk his banker questioning where millions of dollars in his bank account came fro
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The hit you are taking seems larger than it should be. Have you tried different speedtest severs?
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It was not snark. The article says they are banning hardware and software.
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Does this mean Nvidia can't export GPUs to China?
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The interface is slower. https://www.howtogeek.com/196541/emmc-vs.-ssd-not-all-solid-...
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