To add to that, Vote Leave used AggregateIQ which is essentially the same company as CA.
As a general nerd I feel like this is a common experience and one that I've quite enjoyed when reading countless sci-fi/fantasy books. You start of and many cultural references or things seem completely alien and only…
It's also worth remembering that he disseminated information on the behalf of the Russian state in an effort to get Trump elected. That renders much of what you've written moot, given the Russian state and Trumps…
>Brexit vote should never have been legally binding It should have been legally binding, if it had been then it could have been challenged in court and very likely would have been overturned due to the cheating of the…
If you read a little further the reason for the study not mentioning serious causes of stress becomes apparent - >the survey of 2,000 American millennials, commissioned by CBD oil company It's basically an ad for CBD.…
Problem with the Tories not blinking is that they don't have a majority in parliament. They're currently being propped up (they have a confidence and supply arrangement) by the DUP who are very much against a sea border…
There are ongoing investigations into the leave campaigns (which Wetherspoons was a part of), new evidence was published last week and a few people are appearing in front of a HoC committee this week. So the timing…
Depends on what the streamers thing is really, someone like Arteezy can easily pull in 10-20k viewers without even using a mic or cam. Though for people like him streaming isn't what they use to make a living either.
Opinion pieces have a bright orange banner and use that same colour elsewhere in the articles, it's also used on the links to the opinion pieces. What else could they be doing to point out the difference? How could they…
I haven't actually made an 'It's impressive.. but' comment yet but I've wanted to so here's why I'd say that. Firstly, much like most things a lot of the press releases have been pretty disingenuous. I'm pretty salty…
Swap out 'cereal box' for 'WoW char' or similar and it's already a reality for some.
> Americans subsidize drugs for the rest of the world. Complete nonsense. I see this regurgitated again and again with nothing to back it up and it falls apart under the slightest inspection.
> a massive voter-base of disenfranchised American workers, nearly completely ignored by the administrations of the past 25 years. I think most people accept that but it does still leave the question, 'why Trump?'
+1 for Robert Welch knives, have a few myself. My friend, who's a CDP at a double starred place, said they were comparable to his Globals when he tried them out too.
I'll tell you what, we can talk about the efficacy of the various leave campaigns when the NHS gets its 350 million a day and we have 'Sovereignty'.
> it was a key stated pledge of the leave campaign Which leave campaign? There was a few of them and they didn't give a consistent message. None actually have any power to implement anything so how can they make pledges…
Why do you assume that the big set is altruistic? Isn't it selfishly trying to optimize towards its goal, at the detriment of some single units.
> Why does anyone work eight? Or ten? Or twelve? Did this 8 to 10 hour per day thing get sprung on people and forced upon them from nowhere? No. Of course not. It's something that achieved a "natural" balance over…
Sorry but this comment is just incredibly stupid. You (probably) have the right to free speech but you aren't forced to spew bile constantly. You might have the right to bear arms but you wouldn't be forced to carry an…
Unions have fought for and won such a huge amount of the workers rights we enjoy today that it would be a disservice to try and cover all of them in a comment. Google is your friend if you'd like to learn about the…
> They exist to parasitically take your money, forcibly take others who don't want to give and really offer very little in return other than more bureaucracy. If we look at historical facts rather than your mothers…
Assuming this isn't a roundabout way of saying you've replaced your battery a few times then you have been exceptionally careful and have been lucky to get and exceptionally good battery. Your situation is going to be…
If your goal is to make a good product then introducing points of failure around its power supply probably isn't a great idea.
I've seen this said a bunch of times but never anything to actually back it up. The fact that big pharma companies tend to have fantastic margins and spend similar amounts on R&D as they do on marketing makes me think…
It would be good if you could filter this data by sector. It doesn't really matter how many jobs have been posted if none of them match up to the field you work in and that's without even getting into the level of…
To add to that, Vote Leave used AggregateIQ which is essentially the same company as CA.
As a general nerd I feel like this is a common experience and one that I've quite enjoyed when reading countless sci-fi/fantasy books. You start of and many cultural references or things seem completely alien and only…
It's also worth remembering that he disseminated information on the behalf of the Russian state in an effort to get Trump elected. That renders much of what you've written moot, given the Russian state and Trumps…
>Brexit vote should never have been legally binding It should have been legally binding, if it had been then it could have been challenged in court and very likely would have been overturned due to the cheating of the…
If you read a little further the reason for the study not mentioning serious causes of stress becomes apparent - >the survey of 2,000 American millennials, commissioned by CBD oil company It's basically an ad for CBD.…
Problem with the Tories not blinking is that they don't have a majority in parliament. They're currently being propped up (they have a confidence and supply arrangement) by the DUP who are very much against a sea border…
There are ongoing investigations into the leave campaigns (which Wetherspoons was a part of), new evidence was published last week and a few people are appearing in front of a HoC committee this week. So the timing…
Depends on what the streamers thing is really, someone like Arteezy can easily pull in 10-20k viewers without even using a mic or cam. Though for people like him streaming isn't what they use to make a living either.
Opinion pieces have a bright orange banner and use that same colour elsewhere in the articles, it's also used on the links to the opinion pieces. What else could they be doing to point out the difference? How could they…
I haven't actually made an 'It's impressive.. but' comment yet but I've wanted to so here's why I'd say that. Firstly, much like most things a lot of the press releases have been pretty disingenuous. I'm pretty salty…
Swap out 'cereal box' for 'WoW char' or similar and it's already a reality for some.
> Americans subsidize drugs for the rest of the world. Complete nonsense. I see this regurgitated again and again with nothing to back it up and it falls apart under the slightest inspection.
> a massive voter-base of disenfranchised American workers, nearly completely ignored by the administrations of the past 25 years. I think most people accept that but it does still leave the question, 'why Trump?'
+1 for Robert Welch knives, have a few myself. My friend, who's a CDP at a double starred place, said they were comparable to his Globals when he tried them out too.
I'll tell you what, we can talk about the efficacy of the various leave campaigns when the NHS gets its 350 million a day and we have 'Sovereignty'.
> it was a key stated pledge of the leave campaign Which leave campaign? There was a few of them and they didn't give a consistent message. None actually have any power to implement anything so how can they make pledges…
Why do you assume that the big set is altruistic? Isn't it selfishly trying to optimize towards its goal, at the detriment of some single units.
> Why does anyone work eight? Or ten? Or twelve? Did this 8 to 10 hour per day thing get sprung on people and forced upon them from nowhere? No. Of course not. It's something that achieved a "natural" balance over…
Sorry but this comment is just incredibly stupid. You (probably) have the right to free speech but you aren't forced to spew bile constantly. You might have the right to bear arms but you wouldn't be forced to carry an…
Unions have fought for and won such a huge amount of the workers rights we enjoy today that it would be a disservice to try and cover all of them in a comment. Google is your friend if you'd like to learn about the…
> They exist to parasitically take your money, forcibly take others who don't want to give and really offer very little in return other than more bureaucracy. If we look at historical facts rather than your mothers…
Assuming this isn't a roundabout way of saying you've replaced your battery a few times then you have been exceptionally careful and have been lucky to get and exceptionally good battery. Your situation is going to be…
If your goal is to make a good product then introducing points of failure around its power supply probably isn't a great idea.
I've seen this said a bunch of times but never anything to actually back it up. The fact that big pharma companies tend to have fantastic margins and spend similar amounts on R&D as they do on marketing makes me think…
It would be good if you could filter this data by sector. It doesn't really matter how many jobs have been posted if none of them match up to the field you work in and that's without even getting into the level of…