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Lanthanide

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    Comment #36182540

    I have a feeling that someone will soon a link between this discovery and the whole "Sonic attacks in Cuba" mystery ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Havana_syndrome ) Conspiracy t…

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    Comment #19565731

    This is fascinating, and a niche where I can definitely see a smaller player causing a splash and driving down prices for nuclear medicine. My question is, how equipped are you to …

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    Comment #17557278

    Both. Anecdotally I’d actually say that the ratio of MTF surgeries to FTM ones is higher than usual over here.

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    Comment #17557253

    Not in the US style of drug ads, but not completely banned either; things like Tylenol and the various cold and flu drugs can be advertised. I’ve never seen ads for something that …

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    Comment #17555394

    Aisle 5, right next to the condoms and lube bottles =) and Victoria Secret makes money hand over fist here. This would be off-topic here, but I think most people outside of the reg…

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    Comment #17555371

    I actually agree with most of your points. I don't think this is ideal at all, I just think it's a less-harmful solution (and hopefully a temporary one) in the face of systemic dys…

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    Comment #17555249

    The subsidy/export explanation does make a lot more sense, since it's not exactly in a high-risk drug class. I suppose those regulations could have been misinterpreted by him to me…

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    Comment #17553905

    I live in a country where this scheme is already the norm (Saudi Arabia) and I can say that while it's not necessarily ideal, I much prefer it to the alternative. It plugs some ser…

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    Comment #17300173

    Things get a bit more difficult when the identity is standing in the way of creating wealth. This seems to be the case here, assuming EU/NATO memberships would be largely positive …

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    Comment #17062298

    I'm tempted to apologize on behalf of my countrymen, but hell no- those reprobates are a national embarrassment to us all over Europe, and deserve the antipathy. I'm sorry you have…

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    Comment #17016470

    Thanks for the headsup, love Ben's stuff but I haven't caught up with it in a long time, I'll be sure to check it out.

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    Comment #17010094

    Makes for a much more in-depth and capable version of the Game Boy Camera + Printer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Camera an object of gadget lust for me when I was growin…

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    Comment #16787098

    For economics and economy-related cultural topics, I really like NPR's Planet Money ( https://www.npr.org/sections/money/127413729/planet-money/ ). The episodes on average are real…

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    Comment #15312320

    Hah, while that would be hilarious it's not what it means in context; it refers to the apps block being lifted at midnight this past Wednesday.

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    Comment #15310582

    I'm not sure this is at all accurate. Source: I'm in Saudi, and it's not working at the moment- unlike the other apps. There's been a big deal made out of the lifting of the voip b…

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    Comment #14702279

    It's a lot simpler than that actually; there's just a need for money in the short-term. I can nearly guarantee that this has nothing to do with fears of electric cars or any disrup…

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    Comment #14701462

    Doesn't work that way. The 5% sale is used to finance an overseas sovereign wealth fund. If the shares were made void the overseas assets would be seized by creditors and then the …

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    Comment #14683667

    From wiki: "Both acetaminophen and paracetamol come from a chemical name for the compound: para- acet yl aminophe nol and par a- acet yl am inophen ol ." The former is the name use…

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    Comment #14677237

    I'll take Chief :eggplant: Officer. (Previously known as Chief Restructuring Officer)

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    Comment #14485385

    Saudi here; It's too early to tell. This is not the first schism in the GCC involving Qatar, but it's the one that's amped up the fastest. There's a lot of dynamics involved here b…

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    Comment #14458508

    It really was, complete with a 1880s-vintage Tinder: http://archive.org/stream/wiredlovearomanc24353gut/24353.txt I read that a while ago and though the plot itself is kinda facile…

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    Comment #13820290

    There's fighting dirty, then there's obstructing your own cause. He demanded that very accommodation, why make it more difficult than it needs to be- ESPECIALLY if he knows he's in…

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    Comment #13683506

    Well, there's yet another meaning for it in Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf countries; "video game console". It became a genericized trademark for those who grew up in the 1980s. T…

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    Comment #13590359

    Desalination is definitely a big one, innovation here may be needed to head off major ecological/humanitarian catastrophes. Desalination itself isn't hard, keeping it affordable is…