Curiosity got the best of me.
All vertebrates and fish fit this category it seems.
Things that don't: insects, arachnids, crustaceans.
LifeInMultipleChoice
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I imagine it's far right propoganda to distance their viewers from considering views coming from France/Spain to be reasonable, and wanting them to listen to views coming from elsewhere that agree more with their rhetoric. The only real article Ive seen from them was about criticizing their own ambassador because "Trump doesn't like him."
Curious, is this a joke? I'm not familiar with their broadcasts in Europe or Australia
Epstein's large investment they found recently was into Peter Theil's company. The guy who funded Trump's running mate and comes from PayPal money with Musk.
No connections though I'm sure
Used science to make a meme, people upset. Repost someone else's content, happy. I see a lot of depression in our futures.
I mean the Navy did ask for the mafias help monitoring the fishing routes and docks up the east coast during world war 2 to monitor for German vessels bringing fuel back to submarines and such. Believe they asked Jewish gangs for help as well to break up NAZI sympathizer groups and monitor worker unions. Hard to say what may have actually been happening though. We can say for sure they commuted a Mafia members sentence and deported him back to Italy right after the war ended.
What watch is it by the way? I haven't moved into the realm of wearables yet. Maybe next year will be my year to start
It also only hurts them directly if it goes weaker though right? From an outside perspective I would understand them moving to the Euro just to simplify things, but I also think being a part of the EU has more effects than being a unified economy. It helps with travel, that's good. But it also makes a country dependent and can void the entire principle of laws fairly easily.
Hypothetical, let's say a country like Hungary isn't following the civil rights laws required to be part of the European Union. Does the EU try to squeeze them economically to make them act in a manner the rest of the Union demands, or do they settle and say, well they are their own country and we have no say there, so our rules aren't really laws, but mere suggestions. Where do these suggestions draw hard lines, and if you hit a hard line what stops the country from printing their own currency back out and just telling the EU to fuck off. Does the EU not allow them to do so because their currency would thereby be unbalanced? Or do they allow them to under the condition they trade all their currency out somehow?
Some things could get dicey I imagine.
Petunia was just jealous. She wrote a letter to Dumbledore asking if she could attend Hogwarts with her sister and was rejected on the basis she was a muggle. She held scorn for the magical world from that day on and hated seeing her sister do things she couldn't and her parents were excited by. So she told her husband of it's existance and called them all "freaks" for the rest of her life. In truth she probably loved her sister, but never got a chance to make ammends. After all, her sister died shortly after she got out of Hogwarts. 21 or 22
Was curious so I tried to find historical Oxygen levels by century (didn't find that). With the current oxygen level being around 20.9% and decreasing to effectively 17% around a mile in altitude, (say Denver) we adapt to 4% oxygen level without death. So if dinosaurs are similar in breathing to humans, I'd say with no scientific backing beyond just speculation, they should be fine.
Ah that makes sense, so Sky News UK is basically NBC in the U.S. (Also owned by Comcast)