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LordGronk
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Comment #48350247
It’s also that, with the current system, a person who is young, talented, and ambitious who is interested in public service has little to no reason nor incentive to work outside th…
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Comment #43600127
I would love this if it were to produce viable unabridged ebooks of Francis Parkman’s “France and England in North America” vol 2-7. All the existent digital editions were poorly s…
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Comment #42740885
Damn and here I was looking forward to the day when I could finally marry Lockheed Martin
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Comment #42632084
I would love to someday see a version of this or a hardcopy of Byrne’s version but with the original greek text and a modern apparatus criticus.
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Comment #42529603
As I recall, JCRI does know the identity of each author.
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Comment #38220616
He mentions Ian M Banks, who was not from the US
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Comment #37365401
Just looking at the list below, there’s no way that anyone could get me to enter a building with two or more stories if I were an important Russian.
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Comment #37261847
History shows that many humans of the same species can “interact” without friendly communication, or, for that matter, preserving fully functional languages (Just look at the Minoa…
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Comment #37261748
I would say Coptic and Latin are not exactly a 1 to 1 comparison, primarily because today coptic is attached to a specific ethnic identity and the attempts at community revival tha…
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Comment #37261609
I think a better and more interesting question would, perhaps, be “What is the most conservative language as supported by written and spoken evidence (the variations of ancient gre…
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Comment #37261386
it has a steady liturgical use and children are raised to understand it in church, along with small spoken revival groups here in the states so, while not exactly living, I would s…
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Comment #37261281
There’s no evidence that Homo Sapiens, aside from some interbreeding with other hominids interacted with other hominids who were capable of complex language for that to be possible…
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Comment #37261237
Historians and linguists generally agree that Sumerian, Akkadian and Egyptian are the oldest languages with a clear written record. All three are extinct Umm, what? Coptic is a (ba…
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Comment #34179694
The 2nd edition JACT Reading greek course is excellent, I highly recommend it.
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Comment #34026081
I use Freedom on Ios and SelfControl on MacOS to limit myself to 30 minutes of slack per day. Using those apps it is literally inaccessible outside of a predetermined window (turni…
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Comment #31395227
Personally, I would think there are two answers to this: a) the "we" in the question is exclusive, i.e, it only includes those that are part of the deal. In this case, I think "may…
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Comment #31032422
I think the issue he is pointing out is that China has plenty of laws that, as written, guarantee the exact opposite of what the state actually does. For instance, article 35 of th…