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mc32
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Comment #49198367
And with countries with lots of newcomers it can take decades (well, generations) to take on the host countries manners rather than sticking to home country manners that may not me…
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Comment #49176656
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Comment #49174977
That’s what evenings are for…
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Comment #49160008
I also don’t like subsidizing sports teams. To me it doesn’t make too much sense. Yes I know fans can be pretty loyal and sometimes that team is sort of like a pet dog. They love i…
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Comment #49158983
Sports teams are an interesting one because often times these things go on the ballot and people vote for that. So it looks like people and municipalities have varying reasons for …
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Comment #49150733
Another thing I miss in common digital maps is the use of typeface sizes and weight to approximate city populations. There are many other ones, like toll road, multi-lane, two lane…
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Comment #49146071
Not much to say except it’s a nice collection and I’m glad someone is cataloguing these historical items.
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Comment #49139129
I think there was a time when people who generally went for MBAs started going into CS and other majors angling to get into a tech company. There was also a coincidental proliferat…
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Comment #49134253
I’m guessing back in the late sixties to early seventies going to McDonalds could have been a special night out and it could have been a place people stayed an hour. Some people ma…
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Comment #49134116
I was thinking the same question. It certainly looks unoccupied -I can’t imagine people living in the other side but then again it _could_ be very well maintained and decorated on …
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Comment #49133796
Isn’t ramen in Japan fast-food? Of the people who dine-in, few people would stay at a McDonalds an hour to “dine”. It’s go in order, eat and get out. And, like burgers you do have …
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Comment #49127796
Pristine? Are you sure? They been riddled by corruption for a long time…
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Comment #49117615
A bit tangential, but I think something similar to what we see here happen (time saved by modern convenience does not result in pursuit of "personal interests" other than wasting t…
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Comment #49113555
I’ll accept that there is a gamut but to say they are the same, I disagree. The state in China has ultimate say in how a company operates over there. Here that can happen during wa…
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Comment #49109762
In some ways China acts more like WWII Germany than SU Marxist Leninism or Maoist China. Private enterprise exists and encouraged but the state ultimately dictates what happens and…
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Comment #49108606
This one is good; however I wonder if GasBuddy would have an issue with it.. otherwise I think it rings nice.
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Comment #49105062
States also have many wilderness areas, preserves, recreation area, forests, etc. both federal and state varieties] https://www.doi.gov/blog/americas-public-lands-explained
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Comment #49104988
lunch4less lunch4me luchprice foodfinder fooddeal foodranger foodgetter grub4less chow4less
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Comment #49089162
That’s the sad part. There was a nationwide trend to ignore misdemeanor theft so much so that now there is a new baseline and most police have taken this to heart and don’t even pr…
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Comment #49086373
It depends it may have an analogue in the evaporative cooling effect in the tax and investment base. If the state goes too far, those with wealth may take their wealth and invest i…
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Comment #49085933
As long as there are reasonable countries they can move to and moving doesn’t impact their business enough, people will move to more favorable tax environments even if they have qu…
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Comment #49069223
Old rare books where there are single digit copies should enjoy some sort of patrimonial protection just like museum pieces. You can own them but have the state have the option to …
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Comment #49068081
China is known to hold Canadians on the excuse of being spies… spying for them is oftentimes filming without prior approval in non coastal but still civilian regions.
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Comment #49052235
Oh like Snowden then… he or she just has to be okay living under those conditions…
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Comment #49036213
Which one is the minus symbol?