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Whack-kneed
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Comment #20718202
Where are the studies proving that marijuana causes neurological impairment detrimental to the operation of cars? Can you device detect Rx painkillers and sedatives? Those are alre…
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Comment #20625673
Zapata in an interview after the crossing indicated his invention calls on lots of core muscles, I assume in order to stay on top of the device. So forget about shouldering a gun o…
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Comment #20625420
Recaptchas audio option for the visually impaired (the headphones icon) is relatively very fast compared to clicking store fronts. Recaptcha will sometimes deny me the audio option…
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Comment #20625338
Tutanota.com
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Comment #20625328
Going one step further you can have an archaic email address using Juno (still laying, not that you asked) or Bigfoot.com (still works but company resold many times)
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Comment #20575143
Less than you might think.... Drones are (over)priced like jewelry (because they can!) For example, the drone shot down by Iran last month was valued at 85 mil.
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Comment #20575097
There are superbeneficial (US-IRS) tax laws that let corps shelter money in fine art. Tax advantage is the prime reason you see fine art hanging in office hallways....
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Comment #19879300
Perhaps not, but the market for industrial antibiotics in everything from cattle-feed to shredded-cheese is huge and begs if not deservesdeserves to be taxed to make page therapy e…
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Comment #19874460
Big Pharm also gets to deduct it's r+d expenses in full. Name an other private industry with that kind of a crutch....
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Comment #18747882
Even the Romans worried. About "who would be there to clean after the janitors" Time for a financial death penalty: state imposed maximum impoverishment as penalty for such corrupt…
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Comment #16609630
Imagine a marketplace where manufacturers had a duty to fairly disclose their longevity specs to the end user.