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Comment #33047258
Will the deepfaked performances not produce new fans?
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Comment #32998359
Then you have to admit the alternate explanation that people do not identify as having PTSD when they do, either because they don't know the signs or because it would be useless or…
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Comment #32985067
Yeah, Portland was basically wiped off the map.
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Comment #32968121
DST is (1) but synchronized. People could change their schedules to negate DST, and I'm sure some do. Anyway, I don't want touch-grass time during my useless lunch hour, I want usa…
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Comment #32926608
Wow, bad to the ass
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Comment #32881411
More than 1500 people died when Titanic sank.
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Comment #32859130
A company can respond without a "media department" or whatever.
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Comment #32853404
This is navel gazing along the lines of cocktail-fueled debates over a tree falling in a forest. Does light still have a color if no one is around to see it? Fundamentally these wo…
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Comment #32738124
That's amazing!
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Comment #32691757
That's right, and it's illegal for rich and poor alike. That's how you know it's fair.
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Comment #32678571
I don't view social media justice as positively as you do. Even when it seems like the person really deserves it, those subreddits etc. that exist for no reason other than to gawk …
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Comment #32663561
You may not approve of it but I doubt you "can't wrap [your] head" around it.
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Comment #32655611
I think it's a mistake to roll out this word whenever you don't know how long something will take but I wish you well!
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Comment #32654761
It doesn't mean forever but it is widely understood to mean that there is no foreseeable resolution in the near future. I think most of us know to avoid the word unless we're signa…
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Comment #32609723
Sorry, students. We can't forgive any debt for you because you weren't a credible threat to the government.
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Comment #32552846
Only if they can prove that your lipservice caused the damage in question, which should be avoidable with the use of antistatic lipstick and regular blotting to ensure the lips are…
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Comment #32498442
Oooor they can sell it, as originally stated. Goodness. The point is reduce land entitlement a little bit. Yes, there's going to be some light incentive to cut loose and that's OK.…
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Comment #32399838
Whoever invented the car analogy should pay for what they did.
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Comment #32378204
This one can be hard to broach with your partner, for intimacy reasons, but I think the switch benefitted us both.
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Comment #32378162
A lot of what is labeled and sold as "SEO" might as well be diet fraud. Plagiarism, false advertising, astroturfing, etc. It certainly isn't just letting the Google bot know what y…
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Comment #32265554
I don't think of myself as the kind of person to cause an "incident" but this might do it. A security escort out of that nightmare might be worth the consequences and embarrassment…
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Comment #32249152
I think we only care about the presentation of fees to consumers assessed separately from the advertised price. Countless costs of doing business (and markup) are built into the ad…
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Comment #32248933
Quite a yarn you're spinning. But can it be even more reductive and clichéd?
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Comment #32244367
No, I don't think they are. For example, a credit card processing fee doesn't raise the price of a gallon of gasoline. There is supposed to be a difference between markup and a fee…
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Comment #32140928
They're just a common large item known for being expensive and fragile and they have a distinctive box shape. Not sure it goes any deeper than that.