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Corinthian
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Comment #30612376
Why would that be guaranteed? Do you have a magic formula that tells you exactly what the exchange rate is going to do at any given moment? If so, can I see it?
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Comment #30612354
Can you transfer TO the UK? Specifically from Spain and Qatar? I'm literally about to send a huge amount of money home, and it boils me up how much even the reputable money transfe…
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Comment #28886303
> "On Monday, the company announced the rollout of a new wage structure, including a minimum wage of $15.25 per hour and increases for its skilled workers, bringing the average sal…
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Comment #28827396
You'd be risking an armed response from the Houthis. They have missiles, drones, and heavy munitions. Would only take one of these to get through and we'd be in exactly the kind of…
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Comment #28662173
Surely and influencer that has no influence, isn't an influencer at all?
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Comment #28662153
I half agree, people with no talent that seek fame, rarely get it - yet some do. But I can't imagine there's many famous people that didn't actively seek fame.
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Comment #28662122
I'm still not seeing much of a distinction. Celebrities got famous because they were popular and were then able to monetize that. I kind of get where you're coming from, but if the…
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Comment #28662029
Agreed. The problem is the word 'influencer', it also connotes that their followers and mindless drones that need influencing, because they can't think for themselves. Let's just g…
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Comment #28661890
Couldn't agree more, and that is exactly the same story as with celebrities. For me, I'm a big fan of 'The Hoof GP' for reasons I can't adequately explain. As far as I can see he m…
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Comment #28661823
Sure, the reach and scale is much bigger. But I still don't see how that distinguishes an influencer from a celebrity. We've had celebrities since before electricity. The reach and…
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Comment #28661523
Are 'influencers' that much different from 'celebrities'? Some are famous purely for their looks, some for their talent, some for both, occasionally some for their lack of both. Fo…
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Comment #28611199
Sounds ripe for a congress pump and dump scheme.
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Comment #28559165
For me, I need it to actually pay taxes on my US properties from abroad. Many US tax authorities inexplicably block foreign traffic. Several paid services I use don't allow payment…
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Comment #28244531
Is it possible that UBI is inevitable? Machine learning is just getting started at making many jobs redundant, sooner or later it will explode. Yes, new jobs will be created too, b…
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Comment #28151959
I would think the law is more concerned that the UK version of the service, is being paid for by a UK account registered at a UK address, and paying UK fees. It's still being distr…
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Comment #28151374
This is what I eventually had to do. Finding it was tough though, as the navigation was also in Arabic.
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Comment #28151358
I honestly don't think it is a complicated problem to solve when it comes to paid services. I'm making an assumption here, but I imagine as a matter of policy, every bank keeps on …
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Comment #28150453
I was totally unaware of that, thank you, have an uptick!
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Comment #28150440
The number of people working abroad globally is set to grow to over a hundred million in the next couple of years. I'd hardly call that niche, especially when that number looks set…
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Comment #28150078
You don't know the half of it. When they held the Asian cup, they were so concerned with the stadiums looking empty, they forced laborers to go and fill the seats. Problem is that …
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Comment #28150043
Netflix, like countless other online services, is not built for global citizens - people that work in different countries to their own. I am a British born expat, living in Qatar, …
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Comment #28103221
I live in Qatar, and the Qataris are notorious for finding ways to avoid paying their bills, delaying payment for extremely long periods, or asking for unreasonable reductions. Cla…
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Comment #26551432
> "In a grim sense war is just another game." Strange game, the only winning move is not to play.
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Comment #25092244
I think I remember being told that pilots needed ten years flying experience before they were even allowed to attempt this landing. That can't be a pleasant first-attempt at all. I…
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Comment #25091324
True story: My Dad flew with BA and once a year (until the age of 25), I could get an annual free flight with him. For my last free trip we went to Hong Kong and Tim Lancaster was …