Youtube comments of sirBrouwer (@sirBrouwer).

  1. "the capital is the place where the government is placed" Here in the Netherlands we have clearly skipped that lesson. Our capital city by law is Amsterdam but the entire government is located in The Hague (Den Haag)
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  2. I always assumed that the biggest asset with growing lab based meat. Was not meat for consumption. But to develop it even further so the technology would be come so good that you could grow a complete new organ. Like if Mike needed a new kidney. the technology would be so good that they could use some of his cells to change it in to a new kidney made from his own DNA. the lab grown meat for food is just a stepping stone.
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  3. the dying of a colony after a queen dies depends on the ant species. Yellow crazy ants for one are known to merge nests with other Yellow crazy ants and housing multiple queens.
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  4.  @aa-yt7wo  earl grey obviously. It has to be British.
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  5. if they do fail the people don't complain. if they don't fail there is no one to complain. smart idea.
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  6.  @Statusinator  those whale kids then are send to human schools to learn more. Human children are tossed in to the sea to learn there. Wendover's Sam is going to have a field day explaining that logistics.
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  7. there is no Google maps only the Kim atlas. But you can't see them only Kim can.
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  8.  @CityBeautiful  to be fare it does not take much to be bigger that the Vatican city in size
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  9. One of here features is that she is a brilliant diplomat. Bringing solutions to big problems but letting other leaders take the credits if it helped the end goal.
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  10. or better just ask AI to write it them selves and learn from it. o wait.
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  11. they are in a hotel room together so who knows.
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  12. well to be fair they don't really have the problem of city politics. if they want to have a bus driving there it will happen. there won't be any one complaining about the noise from that bus. or because they want to build a new bus stop there won't be a other business owning the extra space.
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  13.  @idleeidolon  that has been the standard in most places around the world for ages. The more children you have the more change you have that one or two will survive long enough to become adult. it's a very harsh way on looking at life in general. the other option you are giving are generally done by people that are just well enough that they can afford to look at the longer time line. if you can break the cycle long enough it will help.
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  14. What I derived from this video in short is. That he basic Japanese life style and that of Shinto are so entwined that it would be pretty hard to say where those two do split. Like 85% of Japanese lifestyle is based on Shinto lifestyle. and 95% of Shinto lifestyle is baste on Japanese lifestyle. They have probably shaped each other more then just one the other.
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  15. the thing is it is tough to replicate that without risking killing the test subject.
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  16. you can also see it if you had a system to record the full broadcast on a dvd or other system that did not take in count to alter the video with. you would be able to see a squished version of it above the main video plus extra symbols and images placed just for the tv station to see.
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  17. they need them to be strong to survive. We don't need that. we are average in strength but excel in using both tools and the environment to our need.
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  18.  @Agate717  no it's not. Sam from Wendover has made it clear that he is not the same idiot that is Sam from HAI. Not even to speak of that nobody of a Sam from Extremities. However they do share there love in making fun of Brian.
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  19. A other factor might be that in her case and probably other gorillas that want to interact with humans. They themselves will likely also try to interpret what we are trying to convay to them. No doubt that they do understand that we are trying to do so. We might be studying them but those that are studied might also study back.
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  20.  @paulec252  but is it dry humor when you involve water?
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  21. It is fitting with a name like that.
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  22. Or as Tom Scott once said. A younger and more skilled version of him self.
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  23. Well it could also be that because you gave them a reason they enjoy helping you. If only because it's a bit of a change in what often can be very mondain even boring lifestyle. often the office jobs are very boring and long. the commute home is always exactly the same. To then get a idiot who ask for help give them a reason for once.
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  24. they are already close enough to the North pole that they can just hope by Santa him self.
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  25.  @hannahranga  no, those work for thirsty bulls. Bulls are mean and don't allow kangaroos to sit at there bar.
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  26. this is Japan you can rent a family.
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  27. nope a car strapped to a heavy rocked really goes faster. like a 25,000 miles per hour fast.
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  28.  @zakadams762  Monaco does that by being very tiny. Same for a lot off micro nations there size help. Sure the US or any nation could use military forces but it will place that nation in a bad light for attacking that small nation. Besides they often have a powerful enough ally direct on hand. For Monaco that would be France, The Vatican has Italy, Andorra has both France and Spain.
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  29. no the bear just trows the ammo box at the heads of the enemy.
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  30. a old pupil from Riottero perhaps?
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  31. to then discover that they themselves are even more addicted to their own phone.
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  32.  @usmanghani3871  a lot of places that have a unsteady economic environment have it.
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  33.  @Julia-rm2vw that would require to much time at the paint shop. Stickers would add extra weight and drag so more fuel cost to a single trip. they could ad add space to the uniform of the flight crew. Like a sports jersey. a add on the front and back.
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  34. Most are state owned so they have to report yearly what they have done with the taxation money. You can read them. Warning it's really really boring for most of the people.
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  35. Nah Switzerland would be proud of it's little cousin. They that someone is following there lead.
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  36. They were infamous for their strict bank secrecy. And in do of that was a tax haven. But that is not the case anymore.
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  37. not enough daughters. Why do you think there national symbol is a young boy having a pis? because they have boy's in spare.
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  38. however if you take Vatican city as the entire nation. the US might have to turn Ohio in to 1 big parking lot.
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  39. A gas stations very convenient location could be repurpose for general logistical uses. They are often very convenient located for trucks to get to and back to the main roads.
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  40. just go to India. you see 3 people, a furniture and boxes of eggs on 1 motor.
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  41. Well the thing is the red shirt is just forward thinking. He never has to thing about continuity errors. at least with his clothing as he on purpose always wares the same. Red shirt, bleu jeans, grey sweater and same shoes. He buys them all in bulk so that is also covered. he only exception is when he is wearing is suite. with is most likely 1 suite with probably 2 white shirts.
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  42. no sorry but Mark Knopfler also was able to do so in money for nothing. So maybe it's a secret British guitarist trade? Or it could be do to both having curly hair
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  43.  @Systox25  Sam: (Wendover) but airplanes.
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  44. you get a dam, and you get a dam. you all get dams. dam the whole world. make everything one big polder. make everything in to farm land for our potatoes.
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  45. but i need to be able to see what the weather is by looking at my rice cooker. How am i going to know? And don't tell me to use my refrigerator that thing is rude.
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  46. here in the Netherlands smaller villages are quite often just swallowed up by bigger cities. however do to the way villages are often build they will keep there identity at least in the old village centre. but even just new build residential areas can get a Small town feeling by making sure there is a elementary school, kindergarten, a small shopping area and lower traffic with in the actual area. the ring road around it could act as the boundary
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  47.  @exiledtobronze8694  no that is not the beach master. those are the foragers together with the beach fishers. the beach master is the one that controls the lifeguards (they may one day become the master) has the absolute best spot on said beach with enough food and drinks to last. and when they smell competition they will come barring there rolled up newspaper and a breath that smells of a lot of coffee and heavy tobacco.
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  48. yep the fastest moving car is a Tesla
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  49. while following the insane migrations of the dragonfly. (BioArk)
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  50.  @tomlxyz  that is one part. The bigger part is that we developed the habit of using tools. we don't need the strength to hit a other animal. we have tools that can do that much better and in a way that keeps us safe.
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  51. It's a video about airports not airplanes. There is a connection but not enough.
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  52. Wait Ryanair has the capability to show ads? But that costs money to be able to have a system to show ads. I thought that they only went for the most basic chair with out even a seat pocket because it's cheaper to not have any. The only reason they do have a tray table is to sell you water at triple value.
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  53. but we do mis a connection to a train. although the ski lifts could be seen as a odd mono rail.
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  54. no Sam from Wendover would just try to create a aircraft out of China in it's total. mean while Sam from HAI will try to bring bricks in to the mix.
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  55. there was a secret stash of Famii Chikki ready at all times.
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  56.  @FKS1994  unless you fly with Ryanair or other ultra low budget lines. they do go for economie only. they do often succeed in filling the seats to 80% and higher. and often can use 1 aircraft about 3 to 5 flights every day.
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  57. could be. if that is the case then most likely the only way to move faster is by using rivers if it was possible. depending if the river is slow enough to go both up and down the stream.
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  58.  @chickenandmushroompotnoodl3180 Even if Scotland claims independence from the UK. It does not mean it would be able to become a Euro zone member. Spain has been quite clear that they will veto any try of Scotland (or any other region) to separate from it's current home nation and then request to become a EU member. Not so much because Scotland but more do to there internal affairs with both Baskenland and Catalan aiming at independence from Spain.
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  59. John Green would be honored
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  60.  @akhighpin012  it has more to do with the fact that back when the Netherlands was a French puppet state king Lewis (brother of emperor Napoleon) just decided to make Amsterdam the capital even if the government was situated in The Hague. with the sole reason that it was the biggest city. and the Netherlands has just never changed that.
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  61. They tried to do that but the Irish government used there veto rights to block that. But they are still working on it in Brussels to make it more easy to tax multinationals in general. (Facebook does fit with in the criteria of being a multinational). But it's a slow process getting 27 nations to say yes to any proposal.
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  62. They already did 2 years ago. https://youtu.be/OafCWKqwgpY
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  63. they most likely didn't get unlimited backed up funds from the government to get it done no mater what the cost. plus a army of trained people to do the job.
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  64. He does acknowledge it even in the interview. He is just not used to being the person where the focus is on. on all his own productions he often goes in to great length on placing the spotlight on someone else. Also in the same vain he deflects a lot of questions about him self by sending it back.
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  65.  @GregVidua  that is a mountain for us.
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  66. My entire country is one big floodplain. we named it the Netherlands. only if you build in a area below the water line make sure that you take the fact of water in what ever you do.
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  67. When it comes to signed legal papers often faxing it is the preferred option. Safe from sending it by the post. As a fax document you can't really temper with. A email you can.
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  68.  @jama211  it's mister Slurpy.
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  69. i do think that the snack bar hotel would be a great film location. that hallway just ask to be used as a set.
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  70.  @yanipro3978  that is what HAI is about. Being less serious than the other two channels with in the Wendover media works.
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  71. the warehouse is the star of the show and it was dying.
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  72. This is where the artist get their inspiration from. They live/lived with it.
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  73. Last week and also this week the delta system it self got tested do to hight water both from the sea side but now also from the river side. For most the works are doing what they have to. Some minor flooding has happend (so we will improve some more) but overall the Delta works are doing really well. So well that I don't even think about it. I trust it completely.
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  74. if they go for pure function. The building will look like a box. Just look up old eastern European prefab flats. they are as close to just function. You can do that in a modern setting. you would still just get prefab boxes. Also works as a single family home it would be just one or two boxes.
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  75. often for land based vertebrates it is important for the male to show why it is the best candidate for a female. by being bigger and stronger then all others it showed that it had the most resources available to survive and so it's offspring will have the best chance. in other animals you see the opposite males are much smaller as there only function is that mating and after that or beyond that they are worth less. they can be tiny as the female will have to do all the work it self.
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  76. No just a bow and arrow, clamor and bagpipes.
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  77. event current bigger cities have that. some people might not move out of a borough or two that in them selves are big enough to function as a town with in. the question is if you are outside of the mega city and talk to someone do you identify your self as someone of said city or a part of said city? . if that other person is from outside of that mega city and they ask where do you live? do you give them the name of the mega city or the area you live with in? even now someone living in New York City do in the city you may refer to a borough bit do they do that to someone from outside of New York City?
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  78. no you might not have noticed but about a hour ago they switched names for a day. just to confuse tourists for a day. (what tourist you ask I don't know)
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  79.  @adaroben1104  if you have enough money it can be. It's not that you are not allowed to own one. Only you will need to be some very well of nerd to be willing to spent money on one.
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  80. well start to eat a lot of fish in that case. it helped them well.
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  81. with a sprinkler you mean a snow cannon and with lawn you mean his snow fort. Yes it became a snow fight. no fatalities but there was hot chocolate.
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  82. he even included two trains at 5:15 and 16:39 for that checkbox. They are only airport shuttles but still count. I did however missed a boat. that was so the bingo card is one empty
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  83. Connor: I worked at a castle.
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  84. To the end it was more like. You have a dink in your tank? Just grab the new one. There are 300 ready to go. That was the main advantage for every tank in action there where up to 20 read to be used. On the other side production was almost nonexistent do to not enough raw material or people to use them.
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  85. Why did i read Pilowshare? I think i need to go to bed.
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  86. for me being Dutch it also feels familiar with the only odd thing is seeing people cycle on the site walk. But that is the Dutch person being used to full independent cycle path.
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  87.  @Wiejeben  the joke is out side of the Netherlands it still is mostly Dutch dredging companies doing the reclamation work. (BosKalis or Van Oort)
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  88. partly because most of them are in the middle of the summer. the time Chris often flees back to the UK to escape the crazy heat.
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  89. was? Better said still is. a large part of the water systems still work to this day. the fountains in Rome are still operated by the water that comes in to the city by the aqueducts
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  90. the biggest joke with the trash. is it gets separated so well. like you could just sell it as a raw material. Only to learn that after that most if not all is brought to the local waste incinerator. like do you really need that much separation of you are going to burn it all?
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  91. I live in the Netherlands myself. There is nowhere in the law that state that cyclist are exempted from general traffic rules. Not adhering the law is a different factor. more over it is important to say that those customs should not be uses out side of the bigger urban centres. I live in Zeeland and if you would do that what you are talking about. You will find your self involved in a mayor accident . People do not expect you to ignore traffic rules.
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  92. in the case of New Glarus if they really want to go close to the root they should adopt the style found in (old) Glarus. As it in a way is the best way to pick 1 exact style.
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  93. and these are my race horses Austin and Martinius.
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  94. So did Belgium and a part of northern France. But it was the Netherlands that got the big front.
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  95. the German Greens look a bit of a mix of the Dutch parties Green-left and D66. At least if I look at this description.
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  96. I know from years earlier that he said that for the later school carrier of his children he would go back to Canada as the Japanese highschool system is brutal.
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  97.  @CaptainHoratioPugwash  You could do the same if you live in the same building as your workplace is.
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  98.  @gazpachopolice7211  No the king has his work palace in The Hague. and his current residential palace is in the area of The Hague as well. the last king that lived in Amsterdam was from 1806 till 1810 ( king Louis Bonaparte (younger brother of emperor Napoleon l )) but ever since the current dynasty came back as king they have lived mostly around The Hague. (only former queen Juliana had here residential palace in the east of the Netherlands) But when ever there is a abdication or crowning of the new king (male of female) that by law will happen in Amsterdam.
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  99. or just short TechNo.
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  100. Here in the Netherlands the pylons don't go until the bedrock but just far in to the clay. The actual bedrock is just to far deep to ever be off use. Here the pylons are the foundations as they them selves create the stability.
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  101. Die krijgen de dames en heren van de verkeerspolitie live vanuit de controle camer over de radio.
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  102. I wonder if there is a weapon as devastative effective as pure fire. if for most the psychological effect. just seeing someone with a flame thrower active was and often still is enough to make others just stop fighting. the down site is that often even the friendly soldiers of said person operating the machine would want to keep away from it.
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  103. I think you miss a other benefit. If you have a shop or even a shop and let say a barbershop directly with in a walkable/cycle area you create a community hub. people will be drawn to go there even just to have a chat with there friends, family or even (semi) acquaintance. It creates a place to be social with in your area.
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  104.  @malcolmholmes2596  because people tend to be attracted to their home of origin. That goes very deep. All the extra land offshore was for most just a economical enhancement. Aimed at making the home place better.
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  105. that is a forbidden topic. 😉
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  106.  @kairon156  sounds like a HAI topic yes. the real question is how is the CIA involved in it?
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  107. you mean a aqueduct? they are still being used. at 5:27 that is how they often look like even if they do get higher of the ground if needed.
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  108. I think it was a diction made by Brian as to make it more difficult for others to steal there content going onwards. or to falsify content as if it comes from them with the use of AI. It's very easy to do so with only tekst on screen and a voiceover. Much harder still to do it with a the show of a talking human face.
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  109. no you see it wrong the advertisement is the core content. pay to see hours and hours of advertisement. Make it the entertainment in it self.
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  110. Queen doesn't need the views. from the day the song came out in 1975. it's been #1 twice (world wide) so far and it's played on a radio somewhere in the world about once an hour – every day. been on a lot of # 1 positions back to back on a lot of radio channels, it even got it's own award winning movie. Despacito can have it's views online. i wonder if it is still relevant in about 10 years.
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  111.  @kthemaster1999  here in the Netherlands people that do own both a car and a bicycle. (everyone has a bicycle the car is optional) they tend to go once per week (or two weeks) to a bigger supermarket with there car. but during te week if they need the smaller items they will go to the local (smaller) shop by bicycle (or if it is really close by on foot). here a ''strip'' mall in located with in a residential area and is often even a mini focal point of that area. (there will be a elementary school near by some elderly flats. (often they are above the actual stores) and other small items to get you going during a week) but they are developed with pedestrians in favour of the car.
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  112. The Dutch park looks so realistic do to the fact that all the materials used for building the houses, paving the streets, to light fixtures and everything you see are all actually made in the Netherlands. It's even funded to a degree by the Dutch government do to the special bond there is. The scale of some of the buildings like the big tower is even a bit bigger then the real version. (plus there is a lift in the replica)
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  113. that would become a very long video. we have 37 parties that are on the ballot for the 17th of March. I am in to politics here in the Netherlands and even I can't keep up with all these parties.
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  114.  @herlescraft  have you ever been hit with a day old baguette? that is just a weapon baked everyday.
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  115. similar here in the Netherlands. however for most that 10 minute walk will be swapped for a 5 minute bike ride. in general people here don't walk much beyond a minute or 3.
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  116. well the EU can't really force Russia to close it's border with Belarus. so even if all other borders are closed they can still trade with Russia and visa versa. And do to the size of Russia trade is still open even with a other nation in the mix. Sure it will make the products much more expensive but often that is not really a problem for the people in the top. Like if someone in Belarus wants a bottle of Don Perion (only sold in produced in the champagne region in France) A Belarusian businessperson could order it from Russia that in there place can order it from China that in there place can order it from France. sure it will make it very expensive but money can do allot.
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  117.  @TheGroundHopper  they are part of the government
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  118. just go to the nether and build your bunker there. hide until the attack is over and go outside again true a other portal.
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  119.  @TheShadowCamo  they do. but they just can't film it it gets quite steamy.
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  120.  @gigipeedee  you can just jump from top void to bottom void end less if you are in creative mode.
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  121. the video perceiving this one will give you a idea about it. But in short they often tried to avoid killing there gladiators if they could. If only because training someone in to a good gladiatorial warrior was expensive. However they did know how to fight in such a way that the actual damage was minimal but did show blood. If it did happen more often it would not be the actual trained man but other convicted criminals that where ordered to fight to the death.
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  122. in compared to other modes of transport they do. if you take in account that one ship only has one or two engines running in order to keep moving like 20.000 containers. for the same amount you will need about 20.000 trucks or 2.000 trains. the overall cost will be much higher on the others in total for the same amount of product. A ship on the move can by large even just sail it self. the idiot on the bridge is payed more to keep awake and don't touch anything. the ship can be maintained in the mean time while it is moving. You can't really do that with a train or truck. they need to be complete stationary the least if not taking in to the repair shop.
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  123. He could join these. French guy. Who reviews video
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  124.  @Attaxalotl  more like the container in Thunderbirds 2. Just drop the entire container where people are in. the only people left then are the flight deck crew.
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  125.  @RonniebonGaming  here in the EU all 737 MAX are forbidden to fly at all. and that is a very big burden on a lot of the smaller airlines here. plus the biggest problem is that even if they are allowed back in to action if the costumer does not trust the 737 max they will just not fly with the airlines that have them. that it self will be the biggest hurdle to over come.
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  126. I am always in aw of the map drawing of Carthage. It's so lively. Maybe a interesting item as merch. I know i would buy one to have one as my pc background. I often just pause your video just to look at it. in this video it's even better as you first show a older version of Carthage and then the later version where you still can see the items of the older version. (you see buildings being constructed in the first version that are still there later complete.)
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  127. not much. In a way they are not that much cheaper. Sure they grow faster. however harvesting and processing them form the raw material to ready to use fiber. Takes a lot more work. like for the wood of 1 tree trunk you might need up to 50 bamboo shoots. the shipping of said bamboo will require more overall transportation.
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  128. it's a smart idea. it's not much different from a electric blanked but a bit more sturdy most likely.
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  129. Elon knows where you are and has a geostational Tesla pointed at you on all time.
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  130.  @yengsabio5315  because water management like it is talked about in this video is our expertise. Halve our country exist do to and is dependent on good water defence system. We have been managing water safety collectively even back in the early middle ages. so if there are floods anywhere on the world people tend to call the Dutch because of it.
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  131. it's really fun to see how you and Ako react to each other. I really get that sibling vibe. Like both caring for the other, But also making fun on the other.
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  132.  @catalinacaro8183  working on a tourist visa is in most countries illegal. If you want to work there you need a working visa. Also it does also mean that you have to be willing to step way from your friends and family for life. as in a lot of places the debts will change in to a legal matter and then you will be seen as a fugitive at best of a criminal at worst. meaning any country with a extradition treaty will send you back.
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  133. the same EU people when comparing to something done on a national level. A regular EU ''law'' from first proposal to actual becoming a ''law'' can when fast take about 5 years. the biggest problem is that you have 26 nations that have to agree on something. That are also 26 parliaments back in there respected nations. A topic like here in the video require the 26 nations to do that process much much faster. (weeks instate of month or even years). then we are not even taking in to account the ideology of all the people involved.
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  134.  @TylerShawful  use household vinegar as a fabric softener and it also helps the machine it self clean better. the biggest joke is that the people that sell the machines in a store actually advice you to do so. and every now and then a bit of soda salt and let the machine do a cycle on it's highest temperature setting.
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  135.  @kcpwnsgman  just read the instruction manual of your laundry machine it will explain you how you should use it. and if you don't have the paper version ask google they might even have a video explaining how to for your exact machine. But out of the blue if you have a special compartment for the detergent use that. it does not matter if you do that before or after you load in the clothing. it's purposely separated. grease stains after washing could be the detergent it self if you wash at a to low temperature. (I had that my self) some detergent just need a bit warmer water.
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  136. they where silver and shielded people from other unwanted objects.
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  137. the best educatianal YouTubers on this site, are there other sites besites YouTube where you could be a YouTuber?
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  138. We even share about 50% DNA with a banana.
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  139.  @Stevenverx  not Napoleon but his brother. our rabbit. Lewis (Lodewijk)
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  140.  @Marine_Veteran_Vegan_Gamer  humans have found a way to dive underwater for days on end. we just take the air with us. This does not stop with diving even. Humans in general are the best at adapting both themselves and their environment to there needs. Humans are even pretty good at helping other living beings to thrive. (if only for our own need to survive)
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  141.  @NathanHydra  we do however win in a odd way. almost all the WC level stadiums will use Dutch grass for the competition.
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  142.  @xShadowsOfChaos  that was the Emo navy. they first defeated the Australian army and got a taste for more.
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  143.  @AbroadinJapan  it would be great to also rent the space as a film set. If they would then allow them to decorate the rooms with furniture. Like some could function like a small shop. others back as a bar. yet others with some work could look as a home from the outside.
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  144. yes he is decedent from Biggus Dickus a high ranking officer of Rome.
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  145.  @abessa6993  nobody could invade Australia for having to stand upside down
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  146. we do have something like strip malls. Here in the Netherlands a lot of neighbourhoods do have a little shopping area. often with two supermarkets (one brand supermarket one discount (Aldi/Lidl) a few smaller shops (a flowershop, barber, pharmacy, a clothing shop, a baker) a pub and or fastfood joint and a ATM. The real big difference is that in between the parking lot and the shop there will be a footpath big enough to walk on comfortingly and have enough space for a few bicycle stands. how ever the are not really being seen as a competition to the shops in the city centre as the shops in the centre are way more diverse.
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  147. well in a way he has done them. Only linear on the radio. That is how the Tech Diff team even became a thing. on the university radio. but for him I think the biggest problem is the time. if what he did reveal about him self to a bit. Is that he is almost always working on his main job. (mainly reading and research)
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  148. Well with a group that big there is one very big weakness. As it takes a insane amount of logistics to feed and stock up a army of that size. A enemy would be smart to attack those. A grain ship burnt will not feet anyone.
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  149. Roger is just not happy that he is not preforming in a dress as Rogerina
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  150. No it's just a very very big country. generally there is no real need to. beside passports are ridiculous expensive over there. Often a lower incomes home two weeks of pay.
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  151.  Águila701  there is no problem with living on a floodplain. As i said in my comment above. My home country is almost complete below the sea level and is intersected by multiple major rivers. The name it self means lower land. Water is one of the few things you can anticipate for years and years in advance. Just prepare for the absolute worst case and make it double as strong as needed.
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  152. @Phillip Banes digital does not have to be better parse. High quality film or even more glass plate pictures taken with a quality camera can be of a higher quality then digital. Also it can be a deliberate act to force your self to be limited with how many pictures you can take. In such a way that you have to think about taking the picture.
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  153. I can attest that it really is worth it's money. for about $20,00 a year you are treated to way more content with no adds or sponsor massages. Plus the Nebula originals are a real winner. O and you get Curiosity Stream for free.
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  154. is he giving us a ring?
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  155. Could you also go in to the opposite. When a parasitic microbe changed it's behaviour to be a positive beneficiary of it's host. In some with the only task is to keep of other harmful parasites from stealing there spot in the body of the host.
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  156.  @The_world_is_not_worthy_of_Him  that is very dependable on the type of education/work field. Like people working as medical profession need to be first schooled before even coming near any person with a scalpel. A physicist needs a university to first become one and often still needs one while being able to do it's actual job. and yes on the job you still learn allot you never should stop learning. And the best option is to be able to both lean the theory of a subject in the school. and be able to apply those teachings in the workforce. But there are jobs that require you first a basic understanding before you apply said knowledge if only to not be a danger to both yourself or others.
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  157. that clix thing at 4:34 in a way had recreated the BlackBerry or even the older LG Chocolate
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  158. actually it was quite common for people back in the day's that if a household had more then one male heir that the younger males would have been looking in to other types of jobs. You arn't going to become your own brothers competition in a small village that is a waist of time. But that could still make that people will refer to him. john baker(son) the wood-turner. (his children how ever would most likely be named after his profession or both.
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  159. you mean a Durk from varianbelium
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  160.  @insu_na  don't say anything bad about my cardboard box it even has a window. the good part is if i want to move places I jut take my house with me and sell the sides for ad space. (the advertising posters also give a bit extra insolation)
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  161.  @jansen6583  no he understood Chris well. He just denied Chris to do so. (I am sure Japanese restaurant owners are there to kill Chris not make him rich.)
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  162. You first need to find the exit. Good luck with that.
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  163. it's more the settings they are more used in. in the US you will see the biggest use of thermos are in rugged outdoor environments. There the heavier version comes over as more capable to survive being ruffed for a long time over and over. the Japanese version more look like they are good for urban area's and light work/sports. but will not survive a construction site for long.
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  164.  Dapper Wolf  i think that they are a replica of a actual old style home. the style is very familiar where ever you look. it's the most basic form of a shelter for people if they stated for a longer time at a location.
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  165. you can come back and live in the Netherlands. By your name you are clearly Dutch or Belgium. You are always welcome.
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  166. they are also the source of all the windpower. just feed them beans and they produce wind.
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  167.  @tonywalters7298  it's do to the Vatican being so small as a sovereign nation that statistics are squared in there favour. It's like tey can also claim to have the biggest supermarket in the world. Percentage wise to the size of said nation. (It's actually very small and would fit in a delivery truck for a middle sized supermarket bricks and all)
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  168. the sport we are best at is not running or swimming but walking. it's walking what our body is made for. we can comfortably train ourselves to walk half a marathon and with more training a full. even walking multiple marathons back to back. With training is very doable for even the most average person.
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  169. Even with in the larger Tokyo area that is easy. It's only with in the former Tokyo city area where it is so extreme. If you go even beyond that point. away from the agglomeration you can even get farm houses for 1 yen.
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  170. Drink even more? Is that even possible?
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  171. no ships are still more efficient. there is no limit to the size of a ship out site of the fact that it needs a harbour to get in and enough cargo to be so big.
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  172.  @tsareric1921  I think that for the UK Geoff Marshall is more or less doing just that.
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  173. or better we are not rich enough to afford bigger privet jets. Otherwise they would just fill up that airport with there own big ass privet jets.
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  174.  @rajismiley8937  Connor was there in the clossed.
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  175. Here in the kingdom of the Netherlands we already have to do so. If you want to move from the European part of the kingdom to the Caribbean part we have to show a paspoort to even if we would fly direct from point a to b. so effectively that would be the same. even more as in both cases you will ether arrive via air or by water.
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  176. For most it will not be interesting at all. a street level commuter line would be more then enough if there is even a demand at all. They are really low populated to the point that it would not pay anyone to have a commuter rail.
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  177.  @sacwingedbatsatadbitsad4346  then you could still not use it at home . benzene has the nasty habit for going true your protective gear. at my job (I work at a chemical company the actually makes plastics. (the raw material) (Dow Chemical company) Every time I have to get in contact with a tank or anything that has hold benzene i have to where a full haze mat suite plus have a medical exam before and after going in. benzene is that nasty of a product. ethylene benzene is even worse do to the extra ethylene.
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  178.  @Kirajiren  if you eat home made dishes sure. But as the video explained. A lot of restaurants use way to much salt. It's that sodium content what makes it tough.
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  179. it depends on what the warrior could pay. A basic wooden shield with only metal around the hand and a hide over the shield as protection agents the elements. a high quality metal shield with nice ornate workings and what not could go for a lot. Don't forget that shield is your biggest insurances of staying alive on the battlefield. That and the helmet. it's why even the lowest soldier would they and get the best they could afford. the weapon they used was second to that. A cheap spear can get you far. especially as a low wage soldier would be fighting in the back lines. ( the best soldiers with the best gear are at the front )
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  180. memyselfandY21 no Groningen of course
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  181. No you might not have noticed but like last night the two islands have traded places. Crete is now where Cyprus was and Cyprus is now where Crete was.
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  182.  @tjk_prince  if you work for Burger king at a base does that make you a Burger knight?
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  183. following your rules Both sides on cypress can't attack each other with out entering the DMZ with is at the moment in British control.
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  184. Because when science is the topic. the agreement is to use the metric system as it is a definite measurement. The empirical system is not as exact.
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  185. In a way his camera guy/girl is showing off even more. In order to know if the shot is correct they had to be able to ski backwards and do so really well.
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  186. You could also store the ready coffee in to a thermoflasc it keeps the coffee warm for hours while keeping the flavour of it very good.
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  187. they just gave power oats to the horses.
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  188.  @jtho8937  still very affordable even if you will have to rebuild from nothing. land is in most places the biggest cost. if it is connected to the water and energy grid then building new can be really cheap. as houses are build only to last for about 30 years. they stay cheap.
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  189. he also just has a very nice voice to listen to. I don't understand anything what he tells but just that deep but calm voice. he would be wonderful to be telling ether children stories or a radio talk show. just so relaxing.
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  190. They already covered some of the more well know pre colonial warriors. However it's quite difficult as there are just so little to no written or otherwise clear documentations. Or more likely there are but we don't know how to read them.
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  191. in those cases I always wonder if you see the sponsored product outside of the advertisement part. Like if they are really liking a product you might just see them use it of the blue when they are not aiming the camera at it dead on. I mean there are cases that people really are endorsing it. A guy I follow is more or less a walking add for a company however they don't pay them he is the one paying.
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  192.  @saikiran2310  because budgets. A typical high quality YouTube video like this has a budget set in the hundreds of dollars. (including both man hour, equipment use (and there maintenance), licensing's, rental, administrative work and more) A high quality tv production can have a budget in to the tens of thousands to even extremes of hundreds of thousands of dollars. The things you could do are much much bigger then you can dream of with a YouTube production budget. Where a YouTube production crew exist between 1 and 10 people for everything. A tv crew might already have that amount of people only in the pre production. a full on production work can involve in to 100 people in the whole chain. that is the biggest difference.
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  193. On the other hand. This are the best places to learn Japanese. If you know enough to get by. just being there will help you learn by just listening. If you would go with someone else do agree with each other to only speak Japanese where you can. the people there will often enjoy helping you to become better. If you become a regular guest you would become from just a guyjin to there guyjin. besides alcohol will make it much easier for all, For one Japanese people will loosen there ways a bit. They show more there true selves in a pub then anywhere.
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  194. plus the fee is dirt cheap. $12,- a year for both Nebula and Curiosity stream the price never changed from the get go for me.
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  195. i would like the option of making the city's in a area effect one and the other. now they ere islands in a void. also let it be possibel that you don't start with nothing but with a town of a former mayor and you have to deal with the stuff already there.
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  196.  @CSXIV  Aldi in the USA is Aldi Süd Trader Joe's is Aldi Nord (Aldi North and Aldi South) They are run by two brothers. they only split as Aldi North did want to sell tobacco but Aldi South did not.
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  197. I have visited it when I was visiting family. but for me it was very off putting. Also they apparently mistake Bavaria for Austria. As they where using more Austrian things then Bavarian German. But then I have been spoiled by actually visiting Bavaria and then not just München but really off in to a small town . (Deggendorf)
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  198. here in the Netherlands we are actually in the process to give reclaimed land back to the sea. with the aim to give space for marine biodiversity to get better.
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  199.  @truthsayer2548  he did use Roger in his cover of The great pretender. He (Freddie) could not miss his Roggerina.
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  200. do you think the series ends whit those two married? I mean sorry Aki but you can't deny true log love.
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  201.  @sacwingedbatsatadbitsad4346  no melting any kind of plastic has the bad side effect for being very toxic. I know metal vapours are also not the best but still way less harmful then something like ethylene benzene (main component of most of all the plastics)
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  202.  @Afrochilla  You have clearly never sit down below a coconut palm tree. those coconuts hurt very much dropping down.
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  203.  @doug132639  how do you mean? Boeing's Jumbo already are capable of being true freighters. If Airbus could convert there jumbo's in to full freighters (higher decks with full carry capacity) They would be a very good addition to the cargo only lines.
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  204. International journalist do go back. as they often just live in the region they cover for there news agency. However often only in news papers that have to fill there pages. You do see them go back to them. for TV or radio the time they have for covering news is just to short. so you need to make a choice.
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  205. He already has a line. He named them the big falcon rocket. He could test it out by placing a sheet of the Gel down at the launching platform. Just imagine the heat and shock waves of the engines at that point.
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  206. megamash no here in the Netherlands there are more than enough low level crossings with basically everything safe of one line. only most people over here see trains on almost every other day if only in passing by. the biggest difference is on lines in the USA it's common to see 1 train only once a week and that's it. in the Netherlands almost all lines are used about at least once every hour in both directions. and I think that is the situation in most European countries. it's safe because people expect trains driving. in the us you could forget if you almost never see a train.
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  207. This place as it is shown in the video. Is more resembling as if this place is the livingroom of the fixed clients. To the extent that going to the other bars in the street is more like visiting your neighbours. You might see this in some very local Dutch bars in a village that might have two in total on the same square. This is a great example of a third place. [first place will be your home second place is where you work]
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  208. the real question would be who would have a coalition first. Germany or The Netherlands. We are still in the preformation part after about 6 month. Yes we know we both will need to do our best to even get close to the Belgium record of 2 years.
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  209.  @gamertv4998  or even more simple. /gamemode1 and then /fly
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  210. So we (Dutch) can make fun of them.
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  211. it really is much more than I thought it would be.
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  212.  @cristinelcostachescu9585  Tom is not gone. just this very day he released a video on the Tech Diff channel. Also do not forget the weekly podcast he still does
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  213. I can strongly recommend you to try Nebula. A lot of the bigger Education You Tubers are active there. With often Originals they only show there. Plus like in City Beautiful's case they add extra materiel in there regular content instate of the sponsor deal.
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  214. Sam: did anyone say logistics? Does it include air/rail traffic?
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  215.  @vampireheart1987  if that is the case France is even more centralized then the Netherlands. Here decentralized governments can say no to a certain level.
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  216.  @OneEpicGamer1  here in the Netherlands it also happens that when they build a new route that after discovering it they document it and leave a record at the site and just carefully re burry it for bith future findings and because they can't preserve it better then the ground can. in a way they even look out to do it with some what modern items but then also add record telling future people what it is they found.
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  217. there where no trains in the middle ages. that is where it went wrong.
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  218.  @joeclaridy  Sure. the chariot is pulled by two race horses. Named Austinius and Martinius.
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  219. well they do exist. what you are looking for is the. Sharp Carousel convection microwave. they sold them back in 1993 and are still running grate to this day. I can now I own one.
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  220. the second option does not even work in Paris. most houses will not even have a garden. they would still need to use public space for it. Also the biggest challenge is to avoid that they would just go on strike again. This is Paris we talk about. French people are already good at protesting for about anything. But the Parisians are the next level. they will just block the city for weeks if needed.
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  221.  @my3dviews  don't forget the gloves, a fire extinguisher at the ready. (safe for electric fire) a fall safety harness, S3 Safety shoes with rubber insulation. and if you need to work anywhere higher then ground level a cherry picker. ad a safety officer just to be sure. according
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  222.  @jaykoerner  When I visited my father in the USA. I saw that there was a McDonalds on the exit ramp of a Fred Meyer parking lot. To then see in the Fred Meyer a other (small) McDonalds. I just could not understand it. unless the smaller joint acts as a branch of the bigger one outside. just to find people to run them.
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  223.  @worawatli8952  I can think that weight limits would have been a thing when concerning bridges. for most there would be no other clear rule but speed was often just dictated by the location. but most would just walk a basic speed as you would be walking for a long time.
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  224.  @David_Journey  not that difficult a lot of networks are already linked.
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  225. I actually like the topic of how it worked in the Americas. It's a topic that is covered much less then others. I would also like to see topics surrounding older Polynesian practise. but every one his or her preferences. taste is always personal.
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  226.  @tpmiranda  they can't really enforce him to pay. he lives in Ireland as a Irish citizen. The US law does not apply there.
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  227.  @Esablaka  @naoise122 same in in the Netherlands be it Miele, Bosh, Beco or any other brand. only cold water and only one place for detergent. (all the way back in to the late 1990's ) I do have to say most people I know do pre rinse there most dirty dishes a bit. (sometimes just dumping them in to the sink with a bit of still water will do)
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  228.  @trentsullivan2010  well yes. That is the genius part. Is completely passive. So you don't hear anything nor notice anything besides the present ambient temperature.
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  229.  Opecuted  Wait interns get paid? Last time my desk buddy asked for his salary he got shipped of to who knows where? We are told the notion that we are working on a product for lord Sam from Wendover production. Is the payment we are getting.
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  230. ​ @juanmola2000  no it's outside of Schengen but not outside of the EU. it has the same principle when you visite the UK from the Netherlands up until the Brexit. I had to use a paspoort as my Schengen ID card was not excepted in the UK. the same would be if I fly to Aruba. For the UK and Gibraltar you can have that the other way around. if Gibraltar is a Schengen member but the UK it self is not. you can still allow UK people to only visit Gibraltar with only there paspoort with out a visa. If after that they want to enter Spain that would be a other deal.
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  231. you can go to Limburg and see something similar
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  232. pedantry corner: If Iqaluit i the capital of Nunavut and the people that live in Nunavut are named as Nunavummiut. would that not make Iqaluit not also the capital of the Nunavummiut. I mean Paris is the capital city of the Parisians. I mean it is the capital city of all of France so that also includes the Parisians.
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  233.  @05TE  does that mean that we can throw peanuts at them? or pretzels in this case?
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  234. imagine if it was Pete and Pete. Wait that would be just a Coolish run
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  235.  @jokuvaan5175  we could play it on a entire different way. Blast ear rape music across the border. hang giant billboards with the president but deliberate deface them. just very patty things.
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  236.  @dragonstormer115  no one can. the current rule is that if any nation is to be punished by the EU for violating there rules all other nations have to agree. But in this case two members are protecting each other. so you can't do much to stop them. The only people that can try to do anything are the citizens of those nations. Not that it will be easy.
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  237. no he did. they where just so effective that they are still curled to this day.
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  238. it wouldn't surprise me that if he flies from his home country that he will make a stop ad schiphol airport. it's a major hub.
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  239.  @jerseyjoyride1316  all multinational companies are good at doing so. plus there are enough tax havens where they can work with the country to even pay les. With in the EU you have the Irish --> Dutch--> Luxembourg --> Dutch --> Irish tax loop. in such a way that to do a monetaire technicality a lot of companies have there official on paper head quarters in the Netherlands. but all it has is a letterbox or maybe a lonely office worker that is just there so they have a office.
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  240. Pure data technical it is intresting to see what will happen in the longer run.
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  241. 10 Hawell schengen only allows you to move with in the schengen area. But do to both Luxembourg and Lithuanian being part of the European Union you are also allow to work and live anywhere within the European Union.
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  242. In a way with there offensive in the North they might also done a second thing. showing others that as long as Russia does have most of there people stuck in the south east. It will give room for others to open a battle front in entire different areas with in/around Russia. In the sense of the enemy of my enemy is my ally. In this case areas like Chechnya and others around the Caspian sea. For them it might open a window. What would help them both as it will force Russia to divide it's people more to different fronts.
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  243.  @sravans5100  they don't really use standard commercial aviation. To much uncertainties. If a organ is transported outside of helicopter range they will use private jets. That jet will get priority above all others to immediately take off assoon as the organ is on board.
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  244. the Dutch in both cases. the islands made in Dubai where made by the Dutch Boskalis dredging company
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  245. what i understood from a other news source (Dutch newspaper) is that it's more likely that hr doesn't per say want to sit in office for the whole 12 years extra. It's more that he wants to quite on his own terms and not that of the state. That way he could start looking for a person he seems capable to follow him up and really prepare that person so the new president could take over on Putin's therms. Even Putin knows that he will get issues do to him getting older. Being a old KGB agent weakness is the biggest danger. If he anything less from sharp he will be in danger unless he prepares for it.
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  246. Why was i reading this with Morty's voice in my head?
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  247. are people that interested in pottery?
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  248. Ik is nog het vakje niet meewerken bij aanhouding. Want dat moet ik hem wel geven hij was wel eerlijk. buten dat van de fiets na dan.
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  249. @山モﾑ丂モﾚ But they are both mustelids and will mostly likely share a ancestral mustelid.
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  250. My favourite train station is the Amsterdam central station. The outside and the inside are both spectacular. https://static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/thumbnails/image/2016/03/22/19/central.jpg
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  251.  @Nova-ge4lp  no no, that is RT games his job.
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  252.  @xxxxxxxxxxxdfdszfgsz  why not? the word is used in context. the water by definition is holding shit. That is the purpose of sewer water to remove said shit away from the people. A student will laugh about it but understand the context. the way Hoog is explaining the topics it's clearly more aimed at late teens and early twenties people.
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  253. @The Rational Rifleman the biggest players on platforms like YouTube are the three mayor record labels. Warner Chapel, Sony Music and Universal music. and there collective venture that is Vevo. That is the biggest brand on YouTube. big enough to have a seat at the board meeting.
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  254.  @Fottrel  make it cheaper every row gets one suite. And food is one pill each. Fed with rainwater if lucky.
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  255. The sad reality is that in the US fastfood is cheaper do to the insane bulk they can buy products in. You can have a standard combo meal. (burger, fries, coke) for about $4,- and it's done. if you have enough with 1 burger $1,- will do you. homemade will set them back about $10 and you still have to pre pair it all. That in combination with the insane work hours. (10 hour shifts is normal for minimal pay).
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  256. well that way you will lose some weight instantly.
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  257. it's similar in how buildings used to be build in more desert like environments. they build the home to keep heat out during the summer but to also keep it in during the winter.
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  258. Het is uiteraard ook spannend. Hij heeft uiteraard goed door dat de mensen die mee gaan wel degelijk een goede reden hebben om mee te gaan. Met één fout zou dat wel eens erger kunnen worden. Uiteraard zijn de collega's er bij die zeer goed weten hoe of wat. Maar ik gok ook als hij weer eens mee gaat dat het wel steeds beter zal gaan. Een voordeel wel de mensen hier zijn vaak blij met je mee te gaan. Bij zijn eigen werk vaak wat minder.
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  259. and in a way we Dutch like to be underrated. Keep just under the radar and keep working. act normal that is crazy enough is a Dutch motto.
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  260. it bothers me that February only has 28 days but next year is a leap year so it has 29 days. where are you going to note that one?
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  261. horns/antlers have one big job. showing the other sex that you are strong ans vital enough to waist energy on stuff like that. and if the other sex is convinced enough you will increase the chance to mate. in the end it's all about the same basic rule. keep the species alive and always go for the best version of all.
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  262. well yes it's being dead. so the first human that died is the current record holder.
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  263. no it would be Boot-in or Boot-out.
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  264.  @adodgygeeza  they sure did. in particular during the winter period there was ample time as there are also almost no fighting during the cold periods. but also I could see that in a group of them some of the men would be particular good at it and even just enjoy it in there spare time a bit like how some people like to knit more as relaxation then anything.
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  265.  @yay-cat  A university here in the Netherlands did that with a cruise ferry. There where just not enough student housing. So by renting a ship for a year (docked) they instantly had about 300 bedrooms, a local supermaked used a onboard shop as a branch. there where a ton of extra space for lectures or free time activities. Plus with in the area that is normally only for crew all the amenities where just there. also as it was also a ferry the car deck was converted to store bikes and mopeds. It had a seperate access point for cargo to be delivered.
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  266. So Monaco? I could see that happen. That small country already is the home of a boat load of miljonairs. (tax haven) plus it is already tied to motor sports as the home of the Monaco f1 race.
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  267. I can't say I know much about it but I think it's more that there are just very many schools in Tokyo alone. plus most likely also schools from all over Japan try to visit Tokyo if they can.
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  268.  @miru2583  who is David and what does he have to do with Dave? Is that yet a other victim?
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  269. but 666k people do
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  270. Nicole Heath i am afraid i would start arguing with the bathtub.
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  271. 3:20 that is not the current map of Sudan. The map you are showing includes the independent South Sudan as still being part of Sudan.
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  272.  @Wanderer628  you do know that they would drown there own people doing so. halve of London would be beneath the waves.
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  273.  @DavidChart  Rachel and June are actually in the process of that right now.
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  274.  @NathanHydra  same reason we are good at agriculture. Also as grass is a fundamental part of maintaining a dyke. we had all the reason to get the best growing most hardy grasses for thos. the best nutritional grasses for all the cows for the best milk. then you also have the money and time over to also invest in grasses used for other reasons. If you already have the infrastructure. Also Dutch people are often just good at innovating and trading in the most mondain items you never think of but often use every day or some. not because they are fast money but are slow and steady.
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  275. not really. that would mean that in between Spain and France and Spain and Andorra there needs to be borderchecks. Frankly you would make Gibraltars and the UK's problem also the problem of the rest of the Schengen area. I think the UK brought this problem on to Gibraltar so the UK should fiks it for them.
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  276. For us Dutch this is just a extra challenge. Soon we will build even bigger water works. Who cares if the geography is not good? We will alter it until it is good.
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  277.  @nyakwarObat  we are just Dutch. We are married to our bikes.
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  278. we need the US build aircraft in order to be able to use the US build tactical nukes that we have stored in the airbase in Woensdrecht if needed.
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  279. If you like looking at microscopic life, I could recommand you to give the channel ''Journey to the Microcosmos'' hosted by Hank Green. There the focus is just that. Filming the microscopic life forms.
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  280. the canal might be a bit excessive use of water. You are in a desert city that already is coping with water shortage.
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  281. in a way both is very typical Japanese. when every they do something they go in to the extreme in what ever it is. there is no halve way it's always 100% or 0%
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  282. The first flight was done by the Montgolfier brothers all the way back on 21 Nov 1783 with a hot air balloon.
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  283. @Vladimir That depends where you live in the EU. Here in the Netherlands no one can be forced to take any vaccination as only the individual him/her self is the owner or his/her own body. unless they want to take 17 million people to court individually and find a way to declare that person insane to the point that they lose there right to decide over there own body. (that is a very hard line to get over)
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  284.  @Theaverageazn247  even if that 1 drone does not succeed. the person operating that drone is sitting out of the direct line of fire. the tank has people in it that are inside of it. in the end the tank could be preplaced with enough materials. however every human taking out of the fight by death or injury will make it harder and harder to keep going as you need both people fighting, maintaining the ability to fight both directly as far back from the frontline. That in general is the toughest part of war. a dead person can not fight, or build up the country after the fight. or make new humans to replace them.
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  285.  @nefrace  You sure can. It would be seen as genocide.
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  286. Who would have thought that Sweden is involved in the judging of a meal. Now I want to see it make a speech.
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  287. it can't be a wendover video if there is no airplane in it.
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  288.  @perz1val  they sure did. the car James drove off in was green.
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  289.  @Lif20-n6n  there is a reason why both Ierland and the Netherlands are seem as tax havens for multinationals. you can still do that with in a morally questionable but legally allowed options. Yes the EU is working on fixing that gap but it is still being used and new ways are still being found.
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  290.  @chickenandmushroompotnoodl3180  Technically they have there own Pound. The Scottish pound does exist. It's 1 to 1 with the standard British pound and can be used mixed.
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  291. more like a proposal.
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  292.  @buddy1155  enough there are not against vaccination in it self. But the idea that they force people to do so. Here un the Netherlands the government only asks you to get yourself a vaccination. They explain why it is important but by constitutional law can and will not inforce people. And it works. The only people that really don't take them now are people who for other health reasons just can't. Or those that don't know who to a d for that later group the government will make it as easy and come to you.
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  293.  @SpartanFarron  last time they did that it destroyed half of Tokyo. You can see a well known documentary about it. Named Godzilla.
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  294. Is the person or product linked to France?
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  295.  @cb2000a  and will keep on costing. as trust is the most fragile good there is. once lost it can take a very very long time to get back.
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  296. Yes we are mister Anderson. Now get back to work mister Anderson.
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  297. As long as Nebula exit it can do so. Nebula is open with how it operates. As Dave Wiskus have stated multiple times. On Nebula the creators are shareholders. Nebula's main focus is those creators. I am happy at this as it forces them to keep investing in the product so they keep on being paid.
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  298.  @zam023  both where a joke, made by two different persons.
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  299.  @brianaguila6925  i smell a Wendover crossover. I mean that is logistics at the max. Did they have aircraft's?
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  300. Dat ligt vooral aan het land waar ze vandaan komen. Zolang die landen diens eigen inwoners niet erkend kun je ze er niet naar terug sturen. Effectief zijn die burgers staatloos. Mochten hun thuisland wel meewerken dan kan het in principe zo geregeld worden. Maar wij hebben wel afgesproken dat wij als Nederlanders de VN afspraken na komen met de rechten van de mens.
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  301. Photonon Videos tack along with a diplomat (preferred a monarch or president of a nation) know one will stop a head of state and ask.
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  302.  Marilena Ganea  For them it is tough. The tech giants are one of the very few big companies giving a large part of the Irish people work. (plus they pay for a lot of good (digital) infrastructure in Ireland). For them the risk is substantial. if they would go away do to high tax what will there come for in return. I am totally for multinationals to be forced to pay tax at at least the same rate as a middle big (regional) company has to.
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  303. the day it self not so much but a lot of places do have a tradition of deep cleaning the house once a year. here in the Netherlands that costum is more in the days before easter sunday. the tradition is a holdover from germanic believe that with the spring equinox the real new year began ( it ended with the fall equinox) winter it self was just a dead time. as there were no crops to look after.
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  304.  @Jordan-inJapan  it's often the same company that makes both. so the cheapest option would be to go for one version but as i said here below. it's more the how the thermos is being used and in what setting.
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  305.  @Jaleeeel  at about 30.875934 North and 112.183220 East it's quite a big chunk of earth.
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  306.  @cristinelcostachescu9585  in that case the Atomic Frontier might scratch that itch. In a way he does that same exploration part.
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  307. i imagine that will also include on the podcasts as I guess that some will be done with Connor and Chris.
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  308.  @Arjay404  you did with in the first sentences. "Oddly enough in many ways the old ways are still the rule in the Netherlands'' it is not a rule. People do it but still not a rule. A habit or custom yes but a rule is something people agree one. It's a custom you general see whit in the Randstad and other larger cities. those customs do not apply in smaller provincial towns and villages. even if it is only cyclist. people here expect you to really follow the rules. as those are also the custom here. When i get people over from those bigger cities I always warn them of that factor.
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  309.  @kailomonkey  So a gold plated mobility scooter should get the right of way. ;)
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  310.  @YellowFraggle  well the king was parked there.
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  311.  Semih Tok  kebab? interesting here kebab is a stack of meat on a stick/pole that is being roasted on a open fire or grill. it's a dish made mostly in Southerner and Eastern parts of the Mediterranean sea. very lovely i would say.
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  312.  @rojoolvera9168  some times it can be very windy yes. but those same winds can be fun. I love going to the beach and try to battle the wind had on. (there are no flying objects)
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  313. siting in a room? but he was clearly at a ramen shop. behind the counter.
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  314. @ШEАSЕLi did not say that they are the same. I said they share a common ancestor. With your own example the homo sapiens and erectus are not the same but we do have a common ancestor with them
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  315.  @ShieldLover22  o big chance that those do exist. however those people will most likely also not do interviews.
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  316. the problem with that is that the EU minimal standards on products are higher then the standards in the US. but the US doesn't want/can't raise them to EU standards and the EU does not want to lower it's minimal standards.
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  317.  @SA-qw7bi  If they outcome would have been as lucrative as the Suez has been they would gladly pay people who can. (the Dutch are experts in creating land out of water and creating water where there was land.)
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  318.  @theramendutchman  A bit of both. the upper parts of Scotland are on the same altitude as Norway. where the southern part of England is a the same location as France. (the UK is pretty tall)
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  319.  @SlayerGodOfDeath  destroying the entire command centre with a big rain of exploding ammo boxes is a liberal way of a assassination. That is just a full on assault.
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  320.  @scottwhitley3392  that is the problem of being the 2nd engineer. You will have to do the work and with luck you have a 3rt to help you. while the 1st is drinking coffee at his desk and getting the praise for the work you are doing. it's even more nuts when you are working on a dredging ship. you are constantly deliberately destroying your pipelines with all the sand you are pumping around.
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  321. wat een luxe 4 motors bij een begeleiding. Meestal zie je twee splits motoren en één commando auto of motor.
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  322. my mother has asked my brother her sister and brother in law and me to for pay her $50,- for her not to smoke. if she does smoke even one cigarette she has to pay us all the money back in double. Now one cigarette will cost here $600,- this could also help you. make the cost of a cigarette so crippling high it is just not worth to smoke.
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  323. @Vladimir no, Sadly they are not. Parents can actively choose to not vaccinate there children until said child has reached the age of 18 years (then it is a adult in it's own right) Do to that very law. and to get that law changed is really really tough. (changing any constitutional law is really difficult by design). The last 10 years it actually became a problem that a substantial group of parents refused to give there children measles shots. (a disease that was all but eradicated out of the country back in the early 2000's). preschools are allowed to deny children that are not vaccinated (preschools are not mandatory) but general schools are not allowed to do so as they can't deny a child exces to a school by yet a other constitutional law.
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  324.  @break1146  We (Dutch) did build a lot of ships but they where mostly smaller ships with a flat bottom. Good for navigating in the shallow coastal seas. And often more build as fast merchant ships (trade was the main key) that could also if needed be uses for war. Schooners where a good example of what we build by the masses.
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  325. je kunt thuis aangifte doen. Echter wanneer mensen buiten zijn en helemaal in een andere omgeving dat wat je thuis is. Kan het fijn zijn om daarvoor wel ergens je aangifte te doen. Ik woon in Vlissingen (Zeeland) als er iets gebeurd wanneer ik voor een reden in Utrecht moet zijn en daar gebeurt er iets zou ik dan eerst terug naar huis moeten gaan voor die aangifte. Daarnaast kan het goed zijn dat bij een geval van huiselijk geweld iemand juist niet thuis in staat is om die aangifte te doen. Juist daarvoor kan zo'n locatie echt uitkomst bieden.
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  326. But the real killer will be Natsuki when you are in between him and his smoke break
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  327. you should look at the foot of the stand and the window it self. My brain got even more confused (to the point that it actually hurt my eyes)
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  328.  @Galaxia7  a lot of birds do have high dimorphism just look at a peacock. its more that you see it more with social based animals. like tortoise the males are much bigger then the females. with non social animals it's often the females that are much bigger (still dimorphism)
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  329. here in the Netherlands its the opeside or rather it used to be. As natural gas was very cheap to pump up from our local gas fields. electric heating is only now starting to become a thing now that we want to stop using that gas. I am surprised that Norway that has the same gas supply (and even more) did not use it in that way.
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  330.  @tgkafg  do you mean one of those rooms with where the toilet is in the corner and no way of opening the door from the inside?
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  331. hmm that makes me thinking. Would a commercial aircraft carrier work?
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  332.  @ramzanninety-five3639  it's more that it comes so close to that Dutch norm in most ways. with both how streets (especially side streets) are made for slow traffic and how they are used. I know that Tokyo does have dedicated cycling lanes but I understood that you can use them but also use the sidewalk. here in the Netherlands its a no no for anyone above the age of 8 to do so. (below 8 a kid could be seen as playing and the bike can be seen as a toy).
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  333.  @ukeyaoitrash2618  you have some very disturbing idea of fun. Bringing pain and suffering is not something i really enjoy.
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  334.  @EnjoyFirefighting  the trick is to have a bike that looks so bad no one will even try to steel.
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  335. Zeus is a Greek god not a Roman. This how ever would have been seen as a treason to the following gods. Mars as it was a request about war. Neptune for the birds where thrown in to the sea where they don't belong. but worst for all to see. do to the fact that chickens are birds. They belong to Jupiter the god off all gods. As a Roman you did not want to get the anger of Jupiter on your conscience. that could be death to the entire world as a punishment.
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  336. the Saturnalia sounds exactly like carnival inclusing the pick of a person to be prince Carnival of that city/village. or at least the Dutch version of carnival.
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  337.  @bloo6639  I was being cheeky.
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  338.  @mrdanforth3744  the consistently uniform bricks became a thing from the moment gas fired ovens where used. As it has a very clean even heat. That you can control. For the rest the automatization that was already brought in when water or wind mils where introduced to a lesser and steam engines at the later stage. to now a nearly full automatic factory.
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  339. the only other company in history known to have a hold over the state was the former Dutch East indie company who was actually bigger then the Dutch republic at the time.
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  340. Sir I can't write. I am but a humble soldier not a scholar.
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  341.  @Jacen777  that in it self is not a problem. however be sure to always have people with in those bodies that are from outside the company. Like I know that in the 70's Philips would ask the safety board of Semens to do a overal safety inspection of there Philip campus in Eindhoven. For Semens it would have been lucrative to be very strikkend on Philips as it would slow Philips down in favour of Semens. So if Semens would conclude that a Philips department was safe and up to code. For sure you could trust that it was so.
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  342.  @gazpachopolice7211  No problem. the thing is the king could choose multiple options to use as his residential house. (he does not own any of it. the state does)
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  343.  @markiangooley  did they charged for the plumbing? if not that is free. it did not say I could not. bring in the jack hammer.
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  344. no according to mister Celcius the boiling point is 0 and the freezing point is 100. only those pesky French had to change it.
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  345.  @91Durktheturk  here in the Netherlands it still does. if a new train station is agreed to be build at a location. it really does make that area grow very much. but then space is very scares already. nothing in the Netherlands is not being used by anyone. (unless it is designed to be so)
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  346. RobosergTV actually there already have been driving over 1 freeway as a test. the truck drivers loved it. the truck drives the boring part and the trucker deives the part with in the cities.
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  347.  @maxmisterman785  o we also have similar things that are done pure for the look. With other materials but clearly not like the original version you see in real older buildings.
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  348. Vengirni well in this case it's easy. Do to all of them being part of the European Union they already have a capital. Brussels. Most of the important data will be collected there if needed.
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  349. in later life yes or they could be knighted by the king or a other high noble.
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  350.  @trekkeruss  in the Netherlands we have a capsule hotel right with in the airport terminal.
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  351. It would mean less nations, all the now independent nations will become one. And to a certain extent whe actually have something similar to day. We call it the European Union. Even if it isn't a state it self the EU does have a honorary seat at the UN.
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  352. I do wonder with how pandas are could they technically still consume meat? Like even just eating insects that also live in the same general area. Like ants or thermites. it would still leave them a round the bamboo but have just a bit more resources available. Let alone even just higher level of meat based sources.
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  353. Not the entire airport you silly. just pick up the runway. it is made for feet. it's a runway after all. All you need to do is roll up the runway and roll it over to the new spot.
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  354. i was more interested in the story about James
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  355. Well we do just that. We even made a sport out of it. The national cycling against the wind competition.
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  356. and in The Netherlands we call it Lever traan. mostly likely spoken out the same as the Danish version only the A is doable
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  357.  @jamesboond007  that's why I use the () it does make it clear to wich of the two I am referring to.
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  358. I live at the coast it self (Vlissingen) but with winds like this. Here you see people like me actually going to the beach.
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  359. for that they did made a good effort in making that trust fund public for everyone. it is a extra safety. in a way the more eyes you have the less easy it gets to just take money from it.
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  360.    they also park the money in Luxemburg. As the Netherlands typical only own a company that owns the brand of a company. Ireland owns the European legal office. And Luxembourg owns yet a other part.
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  361. the only difference between the US Dollar and the Euro is that the US Dollar has one owner the USA. the Euro has technically all the Euro group nations together as the owner.they all have a VETO power if they really insist. the USA could order the federal reserve to start printing more money at any point. for the Euro a member nation by it self can not do so. they have to agree with there other members to do so.
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  362. ik zie dat ook wel gebeuren wanneer ze deze eerste pilot hebben getest. op een zekere hoogte zou je dit relatief gemakkelijk over heel Nederland uit kunnen rollen met zowel locaties in al bestaande gebouwen maar zelfs een zeecontainer neer zetten in de buiten gebieden. Dat laatste zou ook zeker in de polder wel inzet baar zijn waar de afstanden tot een bemande post soms wel 30 km verderop is.
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  363. Dat zou zeer gaaf zijn. Echter ik kan geloven dat transport bij hoog complex de situatie er niet echt naar is om rustig te filmen en zo. Hooguit bij een training met hoog complex samen met mogelijk zelfs Lotus slachtoffers. Daar kun je zeker wel een idee krijgen van hoe of wat.
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  364. No killertron don't do it.
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  365. a non voting member could still bring items to the table and influence others with in a strong debate. Often people will ask there opinion when it does concern them. they just can't vote in the end.
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  366.  @conanhighwoods4304  I just call them Lucas. but that is more do to a old youtube channel about said spider. His name was/is Lucas.
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  367.  @More_Row  opening a cheese shop next to it. the shop will always be out of stock.
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  368. In all but name it does still exist. Like it was written down. The carnival festivities are just that. A week long drinking, parting, watching massive parades and just having fun. There is even a random person that will be appointed to be prince Carnival of there town/village for that week.
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  369. i never knew Tom Scott was a pilot.
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  370. No weapon is as powerful as time it self. Time destroys all.
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  371.  @dodgechance4564  we can build one around the UK. and only connect it with the west coast Ierland (from both sides)
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  372. funny it's a video of Denmark but if by the images alone you would have said it was a Dutch place i would have believed you. We are apparently very much alike when you look at how buildings look and how are infrastructure works. to the use of a bicycles and it's own roads painted in the same red colour.
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  373.  @jboss1073  in a way it is/always has been. For one it really forces us Dutch people to work together. it even shows in the fact that our oldest form of government where/still is the water boards (some dating back to the 1200th) who can still levy there own taxes, hold there own elections and hold vast vast power when talking about both water defences (both sea and river) as what you can do around said waterworks. again for the reason that we need to and do trust them with our lives. because we have seen what happens when it does not go well.
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  374. here they use those LED strips. they are even cheaper and you can set the colour how ever you like. plus they are so cheap in power consumption that even if you would have them on 24/7 they still don't cost much at all.
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  375.  @daisystabs5502  that is already happening pretty much. simple commercial drones are being build in or for Ukraine and with the strapping of a hand grenade they just dive in to the trenches on the Russian side. It's effective enough that just the sound of a drone above there head can get a person to just give up. the cheaper the drone the better. some drones could be based on something as simple as a toy kite. (they do not need to survive the landing)
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  376.  @princess-violet  I can say after introducing deposits on all small plastic water and soda bottles last year. Here in the Netherlands you do notice it when collecting litter of the streets. (before 2021 only larger bottles did have deposits on them) So in that sense it did really work if it only reduces the trash dumped in the streets then even that is a win.
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  377.  @ferreirabua01  yes it is. Only that monarch is elected by the people of France as there president. As the president of France has inhered the title of Co-Prince together with the bishop of Urgell. so yes in fect both part are elected by third party outside of the people of Andorra. (the bishop is named by the pope)
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  378. wait you didn't? Logistics and the machineries that carry out said logistics have always be a key part. especially sky bound logistics.
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  379.  @josephburchanowski4636  and how many bananas do i need to eat before getting the same doses.
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  380.  @josephburchanowski4636  that sounds reasonable yes. if they say a flight from London to New York is similair to 400 bananas total. to make it deadly by radiation you will need to eat 100,000,000 at once.
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  381.  @ustasalexu8022  imagine what Brian could have taught the kid what you can do with a guitar.
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  382. I would love some Jamaican style climate in Germany if that weather would spill over to the Netherlands. 🍹🏖
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  383. i just forgot what ever he was saying and just looked in awe. I had to go back and not watch to hear what he was saying.
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  384. am I remembering correct that in the early days of the technology there where cases where they did not own a phone it self but just a phone card? as it would mean that even if they did not have a phone they could still partake in the system. You could just borrow any phone mobile or fixed. I can remember them being bright green.
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  385.  @anymonkey70  They still can be independent that is on them. But they would have to find a way to make good money. For now that would be there oil and gas reserves in the North sea and the export of Whisky.
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  386. about 5 Toyotas I guess.
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  387.  @jensenraylight8011  the refrigerator and wardrobe are full also.
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  388.  @chunks6856  yes it is explained. is just waist water being retreated again fist cleaned like any sewer water and then cleaned even further back do fresh drinking water.
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  389. Me being Dutch also think that sure it's hefty but actual still affordable for what you get.
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  390. The problem is do to the setup of the EU all parties involved are of equal terms. each and everyone can use it's veto power. Until all members will be happy to give up there veto power no regulation will be passed that will lower that power. With the bad boys its also that they are protecting each other with there veto.
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  391.  @JaredConnell  because they make them at a beach. SAND In SKy
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  392.  @joze838  if they are anything like the Dutch Pirate Party. Not directly. There aim is more on digital rights. (education/freedoms/privacy) and how to increase the governmental knowledge of said digital world.
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  393.  @LuisAldamiz  there biggest factor of often winning was also there weak point. not the people at the front of the battle line but the insane amount of logistics. a lot of wars back then and even in modern times are not won do to the fighting that the armies did but that those armies and everything around it needed to eat, drink, new clothing, new cooking supplies, new tents or materials to repair the current one . and the bigger the distance from the home location the more work it will get to get all that supply the the very tip of the army. that was also the insane feed Rome was very good at. in general. however a bad harvest or two could break that machine.
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  394.  @TahitianBlissMeeBee  there was a option to open the door from the inside in a emergency but otherwise you had to call to the front desk to request to open the door.
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  395.  @j100j  he being landlocked does not prevent Switzerland to have a navy. Sure it's only 1 gunboat on the Rhine. But hey it's Switzerland. they seem capable of hiding a entire navy in a mountain. Like the worlds largest cuckoo clock.
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  396. I think that a Swedish submarine did a similar trick also with aircraft carrier being ''destroyed''. The secret (or that is what they where willing to give) was that diesel electric subs are more stealthy then the once with a nuclear reactor. (the reactor always generates a small amount of heat)
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  397. I don't think people invented tea at all. The plants most likely already exists before people used it.
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  398.  @quotenbalkaner7066  then you just need a Identity Card ( i have both)
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  399. yes the air force will need some police officers for protection? They could just use two helicopters and just shoot them down with a rain of bullets.
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  400. you can do nothing. we have graveyards full of people doing nothing.
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  401.  @EricHamm  1 trillion? thing the amount of beer that will buy you.
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  402. Serenity yes in theory that is possible. But even just a 5000 numbered encryption code will take a really powerful computer years to crack by just number crunching. And most encryption systems will block down after 4 or 5 failed attempts. And then you will need a extra pass to go by that one.
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  403. if I understood correct that guy working for Amtrak did even because of him.
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  404. No this would be more of a punk/ska garage band
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  405.  @calamitoso0066  they are part of one company. Brian narrates Real Engineering and BioArk. Stephanie does this channel.
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  406.  @piotrwaniek  if you have lived for a extended period of time in the UK even if you didn't work you have atleast must have bought your groceries at a shop or more. that by it self can be used as evidence. at the place you are now staying do you pay rent or did you buy the place? both are a hard evidence that you have staid for a x amount of time. as long as you can prove that you have stayed for 5 years in the UK that will do. even if you never had a job because maybe you where to young to work. (in that case you might have been to school with is also prove)
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  407.  @AnnaAnna-uc2ff  What do you mean with: ''No it Doesn't'' In Japan fruit or a version of fruit is very much treated as a luxury item. Something to use as a gift. simple do to the natural scaredy of fertil soil. Besides if you are growing fruit trees you might not be able to grow bigger staple items in that same space. Also as stated with in the video a fruit tree is a risk as you might not be able to make any profit in a year with 1 bad harvest. It is much more common to use the space for vegetables that are used more often and if possible harvestable multiple times a year. Then the chance for said farmer to make a profit from at least types of harvest is much more stable. In short fruits are for a farmer a high risk high reward item. There are other items they can farm that are more low risk low reward. Some farmers might just do both. a few high risk and a few lower risk fields. in a bad year the low risk might keep you going. in a good year you could use that extra profit as investment back in the farm.
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  408. land can shrink. we call it erosion.
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  409.  @ЛуисЛу-ъ4я  yes, the Ark of Noah.
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  410.  @somethingandapie  pleas tell me you work as a radio host. the power you would have then.😈
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  411.  @MrEazyE357  not according to Sam from HAI
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  412. TheUltraScythe you said   cmon at least its a cool veritasium video! :D It literally is a very cold video. 
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  413. +Tristan Hoekstra Don't you already have a bridge next to your house? I mean taking from your name you are a Frisian and they life next to a bridge so they can skate underneath it or Klun across it.
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  414.  @sidefack  it is the main deterrent for all. Using even one will bring total destruction of all. It doesn't mater then who fired first the person on the other side will most likely not survive so as a reaction they will fire back.
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  415.  @Koshokar  well the positive thing is that the EU has shown that when they wat something to happen it will find a way to make it possible. it only may take a while. There are enough that would love to do so. (receiving and more tax and more positive political points are a good mix)
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  416. in dit geval alleen naar Google. Als Politie agent mag hij geen inkomsten van derde ontvangen tijdens zijn werk. Dit om de schijn van belang verstrengeling tegen te gaan.
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  417.  @Dust599  the heels are for looking fancy at the disco. I mean I thing that they could make that robot make some fine moves on the floor. Disco is back baby.🕺
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  418.  @JL-nb7ep  why wait until the sun is up? At 4.30 a.m. start with a shot of vodka, and a pitcher of beer. 6.00 am a Irish coffee. 10. AM 6 brandy's 12 pm 3 pitchers of beer and 2 martinis. 3.pm a glass of wine. 5. Pm a keg. 6. Some mead. And after that just your regular drinks at the bar untill 2 am. Go home and to finish the day a shot of rum at 3. Am.
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  419.  @Frogenthusiast42069  there are. you have the small-spotted catshark (Scyliorhinus canicula) the north sea is full of them. they are of no danger to humans and they don't even try to attack. they might if used to humans let them selves be pet.
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  420. It also works for cats that is how a cat becomes a harmonica. But there it's done with the help of a pesky mouse.
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  421.  @ScandiNinja  for most main and secondary lints there will be a way for wheelchair owners to board a train with out any help. maybe a very remote old line might not have that but they are rare.
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  422.  @smithsmithenson9536  the DVD players in those cars where also so that you could combine it with a digital roadmap. Like before the ride you would look up the route you wanted to drive on your computer. drag said file on the dvd. place DVD in car and show that roadmap. if fancy you could use those in combination with radio towers to get a vage idea where you are. (GPS was not that common in privet use)
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  423. people that don't like water in there dry humor.
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  424. I would love to be able to see my own family. a locked border for now is a necessity but when it is not needed anymore I would love to be able to see my own father.
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  425. but that would not translate to places that did not experience war like that. They still have a similar boom. just look at a place like Zwitserland the last time they where involved in a war was before there second Neutrality act of 1815.
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  426. I do wonder how the experience would be with full electric engines. as speed is not the issue here. it might be even more serene.
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  427. can i get a picture version of your Carthage city map? i have looked online but those are less detailed or from the wrong angle. I really like the version in the video. makes me want to explore the area
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  428.  @45545videos  why 40 1 legged people? sure 20 2 legged people is a bit more convenient.
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  429. funny here in the netherlands it the same only you open the champagne (or other bubble wine) at the start of the new year. as close after the 0:00 as possible.
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  430. here in the Netherlands we have basicly the same systems as you have in Japan. Dutch universities and tech companies (Philips and ASML) are often very close involved with the Japanese companies and universities on these projects.
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  431. Het OC kan ook gewoon zien waar zij zijn. De collega's op de weg kunnen dat niet. daarvoor is het handig dat de mensen in de auto blijven doorgeven waar ze zijn. Daarnaast heeft het als bij effect door dat de bijrijder alles moet melden dwingt het de agent om juist rustig te blijven. Waardoor juist het hoofd koel blijft.
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  432. for the Zoning video it might be interesting for you to have a chat with Dave Amos (City Beautiful) He is a YouTuber dedicated in everything about cities and city planning. (even just off camera)
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  433. The Pep Channel well that os do to how well it works. People just take it for granted that it works.
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  434. I must be the most terrible KSP user then. I feel like my mission is a success when the rocked has reached space. (for ever) I lost the count of Kerbal's that are for ever drifting true space with no hope ever getting anywhere. how do you mean excessive force? I want even more power
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  435.  @superslimanoniem4712  in a reaction below mr frontier him self got in to the technical part of the video.
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  436. that is the onlyfans channel of Ben filmed in one of the hotels during Jetlag seasons. The real question who will be there to film it? We know Sam would more go for Wingover Direction and just film at a airport air traffic coming in and out.
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  437.  @GigiLowe  I know those. this was just a literal observation of this video. in other videos he more often is sitting at the barstool. for the tatami like room he could use the other part of the studio the office part. that already has most there.
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  438. The life standaart in the Netherlands are more like a mix of the two systems. On the health service site it's very similar to what you see in Japan. Work and school are more similar to the Canadian style the focus is a bid more on the individual with in the group. Housing costs really depend on where you live (location is key) Transportation is similar. If you live in a big enough village there is public transportation to go from one place to a other. With in a village/town/city people will use a bicycle if the distance is with in 10km (about 8 mile). People who live a bit remote or have to travel allot do own a car or sometimes even two with in a house hold. Free time is similar to Canada. Here we have a saying that is "I work to live, not live to work" Mind you we will take our work serieus. So yes it definitely have stuff from both sides. For Dutch the Canadian style is just to much focused on the individual and the Japanese style to focused on the collective.
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  439.  @IanZainea1990  it would become a secret parking lot. Think of it. As far as your eyes could see 1 big sea of black tarmac.
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  440.  @firdaushbhadha2597  Both real science and real engineering will always have a extended list of references below the video. if other science / news based videos have them. that will make the video credible as you can look at those resources and use ways to cross reference those sources to go even deeper. like with this video alone they have given 14 referral links they have used all from credible sources . there are quite a few that do.
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  441. they have done that in the past. just watch the first video. there they even mentioned it.
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  442. Wait they where birds?
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  443.  Shaun Whitehead  pumping sea water through pipe lines would be very difficult and expensive. you have to pump the water up a from the water over a landmass with shifting sand dunes. that will take a lot of energy. then there is the problem of salt water and it very corrosive effect on about everything. especially if you are pumping it through a pipe system under pressure. so you have to maintain and replace a lot of the pipes every time (so shutting it down) besides you are only pumping the water with out the sea live that will come with it. That will give you only a very salty stagnant body of water.
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  444.  cristopher wong  i want you in my room?
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  445.  @PyrusFlameborn  it was only a flesh wound.
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  446.  @Joseph-ey8vv  no, no spandex. that is Batski this is Professor Natsuki playing with his magic wands of fire (sigaretten). and teaching both young boys and girls the world of magic while running around with a cloak. (and only a cloak)
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  447. do people in japan also use there balcony just for a way to enjoy being outside but still at home?
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  448. Ik zie met die voor ruimte ook een plek waar mensen die banken en zo kunnen inzetten als een warme werk/wachtplek los van de noodzaak de politie te bereiken. Is dat het idee achter die zit hoek?
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  449. fashion rules in the Netherlands are quite simple. Don't be naked. Some companies do have there own dress codes but often just wearing clean clothing is enough.
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  450.  @kattkatt744  but they still can look very samy. It's our version of a shopping block. The biggest diffrence is the diffrend fasade for the buildings.
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  451.  @kharlanhero4428  depends on how we fight. We have the ability to kill a animal from the other side of the planet. We call that techniek a ICBM.
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  452.  @HehehexDD  Nigel might be well with his English. It can still be a challenge when someone is using a dialect heavy version like Kent could do. They generally don't teach you in school how to speak a dialect.
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  453.  @thomastoadie9006  thats why we just drain the swamp. then the swamp turns ether in buildable space or in worst-case new farm land. there is really no space with in the country that is not appointed. Only spaces that we allow to be nature may at with less control.
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  454.  @QuickandEasy24  Sorry but it was not John who made his guitar sound like a cat. that was all Brian.
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  455. For most it is died to a better availability of other foods. in Asia you do see milk/cheese being used in areas where food can be very scares like yak milk in the Himalaya or horse milk in Mongolia. It might even be tied to the availability of safe drinking water. in parts of Asia water got boiled so became safe to drink in Europe we turned the water in to beer and wine. the places milk became the most abounded used food is there where both where water in it self was less available in parts of the year. The milk became the alternative.
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  456. those weapons are not even the biggest hurdle in Montana. the empty harsh countryside itself will do that for you.
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  457. I do see them use the zip ties to sart with and after having the cables bundelt well. then replace those ties with Velcro or in some cases rubber bands. The zip ties are easier to apply with one hand. and will let you then replace the Velcro very neatly.
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  458.  @jamescpalmer  most US companies do business with in the EU marked using a office in Ireland. That is if they want to work legally and with European banks.
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  459. in that sense for BYD both owning the cars and the manufacturing for the batteries that they need. They could factor that in. As the biggest sustainability point would be to make it economically viable to swap out that battery pack. Of the movable parts you might need to replace the wheels, breaks, tires. Like some might only need replacement every 10 years (a car lives about 20/30 years). For a company like BYD it would also mean that they can continu making money on the cars for replacing that battery pack. other companies could also tap in to that marked if they also want to do that on the EU marked. then you get even mor competition on both the cars and the batteries for them.
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  460. Most people in Japan are scared of the idea that Japan has a armed force that could bring harm.
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  461.  @lilacgirl-z8w  most likely or a other kind of head gear that would function a similar job. A other option is that he would have used a modified version of whatever helmet they would have used in battle. However his version would have been made as pretty as they can be.
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  462.  @emilbovbjerg  in a hotel I can see that being a thing. Often in certain hotels the key can really be in the detail. you could however opt for a version that has a small engraved symbol. so it is less noticeable unless you are looking at the outlet it self
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  463. some of the art I am interested in. In particular your overall map of cartage. I just like the see that map with out anything overlaying it.
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  464.  @augustovasconcellos7173  they are a flying ball of death. they will just roll up midair and drop on top of there pray spikes up.
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  465. wait the UK has a other option than standard rain?
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  466. both Belgium and Luxembourg Franks where also tied to the Dutch Guldens with a fixed rate. If the Euro did not become a thing the three would have made one Benelux currency sooner then later.
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  467.  @christopherdahle9985  That is do to them all being corporate networks. there first incentive is to make money (on the add around a show) a public network like the BBC is public funded with a portion of the national taxation funds. Giving room for shows like Blue earth. And yes YouTube can bring allot but if someone would give them the budget, space and man power of a high production show imagine what would be possible. the problem is who would want to give someone that amount of money if the return investment would not hold up .
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  468. In that case you will be offered a blue pill or a red pill.
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  469.  @snethss  actual yes it does. they still cant force someone to pay. they (the government) can dis allow you to use sites that are located on a US server. Only if the US would request a other nation to extradite a suspect and that nation honours that request can they force you to pay or be penalised if needed. But then for people like me as a European i have to do business with YouTube Dublin. YouTube Dublin are bound to follow Irish and EU regulations and laws not US laws. it could even be used by Google as a loop hole. Even more if you take in to account that a big chunk of the Google date centres are also located with in the same EU marked space. (Google Europe (YouTube included) for all intense and porpoises could basically been seen as a separate company with a license to use all the Google inc. properties and brands.
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  470. Risottoro would be driving behind them in a white truck.
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  471. it's just ladybeard all over again. he will destroy you with love.
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  472. well in your case AZERTY might also work. I have used it once on a laptop I had borrowed from a Belgium friend and I did get used to it pretty fast.
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  473. I wonder how Dutch style cargo (style) bikes would fare in Japan. Both for transporting children or actual grosseries. I can see it work very well. the other bikes do look very tiny for my Dutch standard. Like we prefer taller bikes.
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  474.  @skysthelimitvideos  no we just remove the sea. there is no undersea border if it is land. o and you can stick a trade port on top of it because profit.
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  475. that is not really hard to do now. If you want to see warfare you can actually watch real warfare going on right now.
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  476. We would love to help New York here in the Netherlands but the US does not allow us. it was similar back with the flooding of New Orleans after Katrina. We even offered it to them but the US didn't allow it. on fear of competition in there internal marked on dredging and water management. ton be fair it would be no competition we are the best in this kind of work. (we have to in order to keep alive)
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  477.  @DerEchteBold  it's pretty much group gymnastics done outside.
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  478. well you you can't spent any if there is not government for that part.
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  479.  @Seriously_Sebastijan  back at my time in highschool it was a game to see how far you could toss your Nokia. the battery might fall out but you would just pop it back in and be fine. You just had no money to ever call anyone.
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  480. ​ @misanthropically  finding the people who want to do the work most likely.
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  481.  @masynbeene5485  The sponsors are the way he can pay his bills and keep producing content. If you really wish he would not need to use commercial sponsors. The only viable option was to help him get the income direct so he does not need to use corporate sponsors. In other words find him/be his privet sponsor(s). I mean that is how it works.
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  482. if you could spare that cost then yes. letting one of your sons become a soldier could help you get up a bit. how ever it's a risky investment. (if your son died in battle that would be it) in a way it's not that different from now. If you have the meanings to invest in your children's future it might pay off some day.
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  483.  @Fayanora  but you do not see them pick up there dead relative and bring them to another location to then do whatever a burial might be. for a lot of animals if they die they will most likely stay where they died. humans are seen to both prepare the dead relatives. (undressing them, clean them and redressing them) this can happen at there actual home or a dedicated place. the transportation from that location to the actual location to do the burial location. (this could be a cemetary, a crematorium, a mausoleum or many more alterations)
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  484. @Brandon Letzco in my example I use the burial as a umbrella term as in the actual process of dealing with a dead body. As a funeral could imply everything that also goes before and after that.
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  485. Sorry but that place has been taken by Kim Il Sung the eternal president. Both his son and grand son are but a blip in his shadow. Every one knows the real power is by the glorious Kim Il Sung.
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  486.  @aliawada120  I was joking as well.
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  487. still the Tesla Roadster is moving faster. about (25.000 miph/40.23360 kmph) true the cosmos.
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  488. They have made a video on that topic. Life Where I'm From publicised on 12 feb. 2016 Becoming a Japanese Waste Management Specialist. Staring Aiko as the Specialist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OafCWKqwgpY
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  489.  @rea8585  i think it depends where i am. when i am abroad with in Europe i will identify my self with being Dutch .outside of it i will identify m self with both My country as with Europe as a whole. and with in my own country I will tell you my province and/or town i live in.
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  490. The sound is supposed to be different. it's more do to it being made more flat.
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  491. Then you would love tofu days.
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  492. The thing is if you have a lab available with some spare space. These are the types of research a lot of universities will allow. in the mean time they will have other research areas that will be making more progress on a more short term time. Often money is not really a issue as they are often using materials/facilities that are just there.
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  493.  @pcd1377  the prefabs? could be. or even multiple buildings. the module way of building is very flexible in it's core. and once started making new parts can be done very fast.
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  494. yes and no. you can help it a bit but creating a swamp is something only time can do.
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  495.  @DirectorBird  most European cities wouldn't be abel to build that in to there existing city's. there isn't enough space and most of the centers where it really is a issu there are to much old monuments that you are not allowed to alter at all let alone remove. But small green spaces are welcome. and they als help with rainfall.
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  496.  @ammarhasan1387  Barcelona was not a solo album but a duet album with great Montserrat Caballé.
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  497.  @remyllebeau77  modern architecture in it self can still be made look nice. it's more that in a lot of the buildings there is little to no architectural work placed in to it. I mean if you look at a building like the London Shard. (do to the limitation) it actually looks interesting. sure you can still kike or dislike but it has a unique form.
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  498.  @christopheryep8459  In a way it would not surprise me if Nebula as assisted in this. like they and some other Nebula members have been to Japan in a similar time gap.
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  499.  @critiqueofthegothgf  showing even some of the same small side streets.
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  500. the sad thing is Sam from Wendover is not allowed to do so. that scheming guy. Sam from Jed Leg the game. takes all the glory for traveling. O wait Sam from Extremities is also send to crazy places.
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  501.  @nicolasmarkham9656  if you would look at a Dutch supermarket shell you see it's packed with both store and name brand sparkling water. and most if not all of the brands that sell regular sparkling water also have flavoured versions. A few big names with in are SPA, Sourcy, bar Leduc. besites the store brand version.
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  502. een tweede effect is het verplicht de bijrijder rustig en gefocust te blijven om dat te kunnen zien/mee te delen. het hele communiceren werkt naast het hoofd doel ook om juist de mensen in de auto te dwingen een koel hoofd te houden. want geloof mij die adrenaline zit echt wel hoog bij de bestuurder.
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  503.  @freelancepear87kakkoka11  When did Indonesian people fight Americans? They where ether fighting with, along side or agents there Dutch invaders (my ancestors) until there independents that is.
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  504.  @nassimabed  somewhere within the milky way? keeping it local.
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  505. that is a bit of a understatement. If you realise that at all times of the day at least 1 Queen songs are played on radio alone. If not more. They are as popular now or even more as they ever where.
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  506.  @keulron  it was not uncommon to have two jobs. like if the town was small a constable or bailiff would not have enough work at just being a law enforcer if there was just not enough laws to be enforced. in my case someone in my familie used to be a brewer or at least worked in one. brouwer is the Dutch name for brewer.
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  507. I am pleasantly surprised that the delivery guy accepts a tip. that is a rarity in it self.
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  508. My uncle was actually involved with the development of the CD. He still has the original blue print.
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  509.  @ЛуисЛу-ъ4я  if it did't they would just use the Moses techniek. just split the water and walk to the enemy.
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  510. interesting If I am correct Lloyd (Lindybeige) has told some of the England campaign stories as well but out of the eyes of the other factions.
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  511. heresy? it's the entire concept of LEGO to make it your self.
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  512.  @timopeters995  they did mention it in the video. at 15:11.
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  513. No make it real to real on 88mm
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  514. it works similar with book covers/titles.
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  515.  @sirpeter3975  Curaçao is wel nog steeds een onderdeel van het koninkrijk Der Nederlanden. In die hoedanigheid zijn all 4 de landen binnen dat koninkrijk. (Aruba, Curaçao, St,Maarten en Nederland) wel verbonden. Alle vier gaan over hun eigen binnenlandse zaken. Echter het koninkrijk heeft bepaalde taken extra Deze zorgt voor de beveiliging van de buiten grenzen door inzet van defensie. Ook contact met het buitenland gaat via het koninkrijk. In Nederland hebben we dan ook een ministerie die hier op toe ziet.het ministerie van binnenlandse zaken en koninkrijksrelaties In die hoedanigheid treed het land Nederland wel op wanneer partner landen dit vragen.
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  516. not strange with 31 parties on the balled sheet. That thing is almost big enough to use as wallpaper.
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  517. and while doing so Derek added some KSA assembly background music.
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  518.  @Drie_Kleuren  Of mensen het eens zijn dat die demonstranten er staan is ieder zijn/haar goed recht. Echter is het ook een grondrecht dat die mensen mogen protesteren. Ook ik vond het niet handig echter ik zal het verdedigen dat die mensen dat mogen mits ze binnen de kaders van de wet blijven.
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  519. The BeNeLux is a separate still standing union.
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  520. Google and Samsung together are already both the top in there respective parts but that's the problem they are in a dead lock system with each other. Nether can work with out the other work.
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  521. N0616JC Productions the problem with the A380 is that for most airlines the size is just to big. especially for budget airlines who don't have hub systems but just fly directly to and from the actual destination. it's the same with the 747 they are also being cut down big time. they are like wise only used on the biggest routes and mostly used for there cargo capacity.
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  522. +TheFilthyCasual But the Mongols where the exception. (John Green)
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  523. Walrus glasses the joke is that both Apple software Google software are both based on the same OS software. actually every software company uses OS at the basis except Microsoft. but the difference between Google with android or Aple with OSx is that Google is build on it's more open structure and that it has to work on different kinds of devices. where Apple only needs to work on it's own systems and software. the battle in between Google and Samsung is more worrying for me as my online experience is essential based on there combined works. i would love if every electrical equipment in my household would be Samsung with Android software.
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  524.  @ItalianoDio-  okay have a nice day.
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  525. Tristan Tully one on one the Tiger outclassed the T-34 (or about any tank then) only the Tiger was not easy to use and demanded highly trained crew and lot's of fuel. the T-34 on the other side was very basic and easy to operate even with minimal training. so losing one Tiger was a way more costly effect then the loss of a T-34.
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  526. ​ @izoyt  Well the EU did try to do so but Ireland and the Netherlands used there veto power to block said ruling. (every EU memberstate have veto rights). If two or more members use there veto a ruling gets blocked and has to be brought back for further negotiation, In the end it will happen that they get taxed but it might take years to get there. I know internally here in the Netherlands enough parties are demanding for a EU wide tax for multinationals. So a company couldn't just move it's office to a other EU country that will give them a better cut.
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  527. The aircrafts are most likely the first thing i would scrap for parts. I can use the space beter for farming. And the full it uses for other stuff A cargo helicopter can be useful for getting supplies. You only need the basic self Defence weapons against the zombies. If a place gets to crowded with zombies you just move on.
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  528. the most likely outcome will be a compromise between the two. I am more interested in that version. I find the Franco/German deal to open but the deal of the frugal 4 to restricted.
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  529.  @fds7476  Claxons are now screaming in the studio
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  530. If Russia would invade Turkey. Greece will help Turkey. (so will the rest of all the NATO members). a attack on one NATO member is a attack on all the members. this would mean all the members would have to take up arms agents the aggressor. It won't likely ever happen. for Russia the cost are way way way to high.
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  531. have you looked at the lost and found desk?
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  532.  @SpahGaming  again. It's always the same.
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  533.  @xauravpunk  no that is just his brand of cat food.
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  534.  @one_song369  yes for the general population it's not possible but there is a very small group that do have a connection to the outside internet for official national purposes.
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  535. that is the thing in Ukraine they are using those cheap drones as very cheap flying bomb. losing 1 or multiple of those is much cheaper in both money, material and human recourses. learning how to fly those cheap consumer drones good enough to just move around only takes a few hours. and if the drone is gone that same operator can just switch to a new drone with the same systems. also the bigger the amount the order you make the cheaper they can be.
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  536. I don't know who had made the overall map of Western Europa but they made a bit of a mistake the the parts that is now the Dutch province of Zeeland. As it is showing Zeeland like it is now. however that is something that only exists for most only since the 1950's Also I do have to say the music in this video was a bit to bombastic. I was more paying attention to it then what ever was being said in the video.
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  537.  @christo930  for the bigger long hall trucks it could make it interesting to have a pentagraph on top of the cabin. and make it able to hook to cables above the road. in that way they don't even need to charge that much. they only need to use there batteries when disconnecting from that grid on the high way.
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  538. a passenger Mig-21. 1 pilot 1 passenger and go. Flying so fast you don't even need peanuts. O and suitcase on goes in the bomb bay luggage compartment. It's just a converted training Mig. only new paint.
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  539.  @HT.100  What happens in Hyatt stays in Hyatt. but with out any real knowledge is most likely a more corporate convention. As the bigger YouTubers are more often a company run by said person you see in the video. so you could see other companies interested in helping in that back end or other more corporate parts of the company away from the camera. but also media hardware/software to possibly help with big name brand production (to a point that people even not knowing the youtuber might buy it)
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  540.  @gamasierra  Not much different as it does now. You don't have muscles ² in your foot or hands you only have tendons that are operated from the wrist/ankle. Above that you still also have your skin it self. ²you of course still have muscles inside your blood vessels, skin and hair.
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  541.  @kirbywaite1586  na, it would be more disco dancing like John Travolta in Saturday night Fever. Disco is all back baby.🕺🕺
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  542. would that label go to Henk Greens Complexly company. not from just one channel but a giant heap of many channels and a lot of other side venues. with 3 standard offices/studios (and some flexible)
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  543. those are being tested on a big scale in in the Netherlands with busses. with those pantographs. in a way they function as a hybrid between a regular bus and a trolley bus. they are charging at the bigger bus stations and at certain places on the route.
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  544. France has more interest in keeping it as is. Do to the strange situation the region of France around the border can work in Monaco. And Monaco pays France for protection.
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  545. Stel dit is jou auto en je hebt deze netjes verzekert tegen diefstal. Dan zal bij diefstal jou verzekeraar het zij de nieuw waarde of dag waarde van de autozelf plus extra kosten (je bent je auto kwijt dus moet mogelijk huren) al deze kosten zal je verzekeraar op zich nemen. aangezien hier een dader bekend is kan die dan de kosten op die persoon gaan verhalen. in dat tweede deel zal jij als eigenaar wat betreft de auto geen aandeel meer in hebben. Dat tweede deel kan best lang duren maar het kan dan goed zijn dat je dan als eigenaar in dit geval al lang rond rijd in een nieuwe auto.
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  546.  @a_e_hilton  every animal with in the homo subgroup is labeled human. the term homo stands for human. sapiens for thinking. we are the thinking humans. all the way back to the homo erectus (the walking human)
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  547. the only reason they are getting in to it is because Germany has demanded it that with in a few years all cars that are being made in Germany have to be electric.
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  548. are there also second terrestrial animals? As in. Animals that after becoming second aquatic to become land animals again.
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  549.  @brandon-22  the share holders in the Nebula system are the content creators them self. They openly² explain to a very detailed part how there company works. ² as open as can be with out showing actual contracts. for most Nebula is now not really a money maker at the moment. It may cover there cost but most content creators there also have there YouTube revenue. They view Nebula for now as a back up and a way to be able to fund bigger projects. (Nebula seems to also give it's content creators extra budgets now and then)
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  550. @Marc L. there are enough places with in Europe where you do get a student debt. Here in the Netherlands you can borrow money to go study but studying is not free.
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  551.  @RevCode  the university's there use English as the lingua franca both lectures and everything around it. That is actually very similar with the Dutch university's. Here they also use English as the lingua franca.
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  552. that is the effect of a crafts person. ask anyone that is rally good in his/her trait and they can get really passionate if you ask about there skill especially if the game is close to or at the top of there abilities. it's just satisfying for them to show there work and talk about it. Replace the sushi chef with a wood crafts person and they would also be smiling if you let them make something like a chair to the best of his/her ability.
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  553.  @hoi4noob765  you do realise that back in 2002 a situation like this did not exist. no one could predict that. that has nothing to do with being smart or not.
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  554. the biggest brilliance with the stores is by placing them outside of a city is that people go to IKEA as a day out. IKEA is more a indoor amusement park. That is also how people see it when they go there. the joke is that the souvenirs you buy at IKEA are partly the reason you go there. However if you really do want to be quicke it is still possible. If you really pay attention you will see a lot of cut trues and faster ways then the big main route. the joke is that a lot of people do not want to even use them. they want the grand tour.
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  555. Also, you should take a look at LGBTQ+ city planning too. what is there to plan? they can live in the city where ever they would please. i would see it as terrible if people would make special neighbourhoods for LGBTQ+ only. people are people that is all.
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  556.  @IvanSN  here in the Netherlands that's not really a thing. communities here are really just a mix off everyone
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  557. It's quite known why. Switzerland has a very long tradition of very strict neutrality. After the after math of the Napoleonic war. It just does not join any alliance ever.
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  558.  @theshnall5949  i know but my brain wasn't listening is dit it in the Morty voice.
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  559. also Google has one benefit above about any other company. A giant ordered database for a AI to get a boat load of information from already pretty credible sources. plus with YouTube it has both visual, audio and human to human text communication (what we are doing right now) the question is not so much does Google have AI's but what does it dare to open to the outside under the Google name it self.
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  560. Ik moet zeggen ik vindt de nieuwe petjes wel een beetje saai. daarnaast lijkt het bijna meer op een petje die iemand zou kunnen dragen die fan is van in plaats van zelf bij de politie werkt. Ik zou de huisstijl gele strepen ergens door hebben getrokken op de pet. Over nieuw gesproken heb jij met je tweede pet (ja ik kon het niet laten) al genoegen mogen hebben om de nieuwe Fort Kuga en BWM X1 mogen testen/filmen? Zo ja zou je daar op in willen gaan? ik ben ook benieuwd hoe dat rijd vooral in de steden enzo
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  561.  @chrismckellar9350  It could how ever be interesting for a starting airline. If they want aircraft's faster then the back log of both Boeing and Airbus will allow. The MC 21 could play in that marked do to a overall shorter list to start with. If the handling of the models are nice it may help liners to keep going with the MC 21.
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  562.  @johnwick535  in most places that is also provided by the state or a proxy of that state if the person is not capable of providing the minimal to stay alive. Soup kitchens, food Banks and the likes do exist.
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  563. @Hahz Dhshxc there is even no real significant difference between homosapiens that walked around since people walked from North East Asia to North West of North America. And the Homosapiens of today. Real change roughly takes about 10.000th if fast but closer to 100.000th of years.
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  564. the thing is even when all that is done and they are. (often the biggest budget on a event is on the safety aspects). there can still be that 1 thing you just did not consider to even be possible to occur. but that 1 thing can be a flaw you and multiple safety personal have not seen. that can still create a disaster. Crowd control the bigger a event gets the more complex it will be. the hope in those cases is that al the measures that have been taken will still help in some way.
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  565. the third leg of the army where the peasants or freeman not there to fight but to be able to keep the armies in shape. (think everything form blacksmiths, woodworkers, cooking staff, farmers and more or less a entire village. the main encampments where often really small towns with in a region. the lord that owned said people could really earn a nice income for providing those to other groups that where less well prepared with extra people.
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  566.  @nevyen149  there will be no singing!
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  567. Yes the power he gave in that ''LOVE'' both very clean and building on it self. it's one of the two best songs of that show. Together with Love of My Life. Where he more or less has a duet with the audience.
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  568.  @xylo5750  we need to. The Netherlands is a very small country by it self. We are build on the principal that we are bound by trade and sharing knowledge.
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  569. doesn't France have semi independent departments or is that only something like a province here in the Netherlands?
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  570. O you should see the cups KFC now uses in the Netherlands. They are fantastic to use. They stack verywell. dishwasher friendly and also just feel nice to drink from.
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  571. If you look at places like the old city centre of Dubai or older Spanish towns. they have build there towns and homes to work with the intense heat. you can use that as a cheat sheet.
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  572. how do you know it will only effect cane toads and not other amphibian or even other vertebrates? that would defeat the entire purpose.
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  573. Wait what do you mean? if it is a city outside of Japan. It's not a Japanese city.
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  574. that is a bit harsh to describe the cat in the window.
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  575.  @marcovandegoolberg4401  de helicopter (Zulu) werd al heel snel aangevraagd maar deze was niet beschikbaar in het gebied. Dat zou anders zeker zijn gebeurt.
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  576. one thing that green room would be good as a recording room. like make the floor and ceiling also green and you can record very well in 3D
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  577. on a technicality the king of Vatican (conveniently the Pope) is a dictator in his kingdom. He is a absolute king that can change any rule at anytime to his liking. (it's the main reason why Vatican city can not be a EU member) Not that it really needs to.
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  578.  @krollpeter  same as the Netherlands.
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  579.  @krollpeter  o we have that. however you Germans make the best additions to them. Especially with Thule items.
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  580. i know from a friend of mine who has lived in Norway that snow is removed by embedding a heating system in to the road it self. so there is no snow/ice on the road.
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  581.  @vinroj21  all of them
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  582. wait Van Pelt? that a Dutch name. one of my former teacher had the same last name.
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  583. what stopped them will be mostly the same reason why they where prisoners of war. The Roman army had concord there lands. If they refused to do as told. not only they them selves but there families would be ether killed or sold in to slavery. that was the main stick. they might have also given them a carrot but the stick was the real motivation. People are more willing to die if it means that there loved once might survive.
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  584. And add some MI5s Bond movies then you will have plot armour.
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  585.  @thereita1052  they have had a referendum a few times the last was in 2006. The vast majority of Gibraltar did not want to be part of Spain.
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  586. hij weet dondersgoed dat het zijn flesje zal zijn geweest maar kan het niet bewijzen. Daarmee had die man gewoon mazel.
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  587.  @grantorino2325  a stoner in a hamsterball
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  588.  @Snommelp  wait? 4? I know of 2 unless you also count the popes underneath the saint Pieter cathedral.
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  589. and during that race some creators can use it to just place there product on all the platforms. With short form they already do. they shoot for Tiktok but also upload it to YouTube short and Instagram rolls. with the live streams I could forse the same happening that if both YouTube and Twitch work as well side by side. the streamer might just broadcast to both at once. at that point it would be less important for the creator and the audience to be on a platform and in direct both platforms would make money from it.
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  590. De fietser moest letterlijk voorbij een politie auto die de weg afzet. De rode strepen op de dienstwagen zijn in deze zin een afzetting daar mag je niet voorbij rijden zonder toestemming.
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  591.  @Pixelchaos  my mother is also sorry that she gave her old Sharp to me. But i still love it.
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  592. wait the USA has a embassy to it's self in Porto Rico? isn't the US government it's own ambassadors to there own country? that would be the same as having a Dutch embassy in Aruba. they are both part of the same kingdom.
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  593.  @mr.voodoo9243  luckily there 747 project was a rather successful ''gab'' product.
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  594.  @mr.voodoo9243  and stil is a icon. and the 747-400 is for me there most recognisable version.
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  595.  @kindlin  yes they are part of one and the same company.
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  596.  @lau2247  he has grown up during parts of his child hood in Switzerland and went to a high society school there. he will definitely know more then one langues
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  597.  @2du2  haha thanks to dr. Brady every time i see Derek my mind is saying Durk.
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  598. @El Dimos Karam ? I really don't understand what you are saying. I was more aiming at there soft power abilities. And letting others take credits if that would result getting something done.
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  599. I can guess that that basement space is also a lovely benefit during a hot summer day.
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  600. Swiss had for a very long time had a very strong bank secrecy system yes. You paid a rather high fee for no one telling anyone how much you had. It is a bit less now with the agreement that EU governments can ask the Swiss government to give the information of the asking EU government of it's people/company under certain situations.
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  601. I wonder what would have happened if you would put Elton John in the mix. All at there peak of the game.
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  602. when they have figured out how to build and more how to transport that size wind blades. Trust me they are still trying to go bigger and bigger. the question is not if but how.
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  603.  @Shiroar  those two would be the best road trip to the nearest Coolish stop and then to a pub.
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  604.  @SlayerGodOfDeath  i don't knpw about that bud it did make the war bear_rabel.
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  605. I noticed that two. Now I wonder are the remains of the people there are slowly being cooked.
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  606.  @NinetooNine  as soon as a company like Spotify would do that. Warner Chapel, Sony Music and Universal Music will pull out all there records out of Spotify. (they own about 90% of all the records world wide). If people can't hear there music on a service like Spotify they will go looking at the next music service. $10 at Spotify or at a other app still works for the consumer.
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  607.  @michaelwalsh6276  it's Canadian. British Colombia lays within Canada. So Canada should start stocking there maple syrup grenades.
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  608.  @blameusa7082  but noting will beet time it self. from long before earth existed and long after earth gets swallowed up by the sun.
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  609. There are tree outcomes the most common will be they will fight each other to the death as in the entire colony. (so the queen will be attacked) there are a few that will enslave other colonies for there gain. They still kill the queen but force the worker ant to work until they die. a more rare version is that they will merge in to a bigger colony. those are often ant species that are also known for having more then 1 queen in a nest. in a way safer as if you kill one the other queens are still alive to make new ants.
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  610.  @pepe_152  well yes, it's a dilution of the original brew. as they would use the same amount of water for the first and second brew. some brands do it the other way and dilute the original by adding water when bottling.
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  611. They forgot to take there Allen key.
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  612. Ik vond vooral ook mooi dat je aan zijn stem kan horen dat hij het rennen achter de verdachten wel leuk vindt. Dat is vaak ook een motivatie om agent te worden in eerste instantie.
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  613.  @Kehwanna  back the 70's 80's you could see them indeed trying to get a hold in West-Germany, Belgium The Netherlands and a few more countries. 90% of them did not really got of the ground.
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  614. with you being a famous kangaroo don't you already get free TimTams?
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  615. Simao W please keep your shoulders out of my pants.
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  616.  @HehehexDD  no i do mean dialect. the odd names for certain items the uncommon idioms. Those are unknown outside a certain area. Often only taught in informal situations.
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  617. if i go on the info with in the description then it seams like there is no separate twitter account for the other departments.
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  618. That depends a bit on the locations but I think that in most you will see carp or other fresh water fish. the exception would be around the cities them selves. those waters are not good.
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  619.  @NPDOutdoors  i don't think that the fish there is really nice to eat. but if you collect your fishing licence you will learn also where you can and can not fish.. Or what quota you are allowed to take out. (most fishing there is more just recreation with throwing back said fish) You might have more succes just taking care of the sheep and cows next to the canals. there is plenty of them and farmers are often welcome if you can give them a hand.
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  620.  @nym053  the tekst on the buildings make it very clear it is't Dutch
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  621.  @MrKingsizeMC  a that could have helpt. But it's even the more modern buildings it has continued to be fair both climates are next to the same so that may help as well.
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  622.  @DenUitvreter  even on the international one we mainly traded with in those regions rather then going back home. like we still do. go to any odd place that has a odd (often boring) trade and low and behold they are often Dutch.
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  623.  @DenUitvreter  yes Globally but more as in they kept it with in those areas. most others nations that worked Globally where more focused on the extraction to the home region.
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  624.  @beam664  just come to Zeeland there we have lots of space, lots of nature and houses are still affordable.
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  625. I know from my parents that back in the 80s they have staid in Saudi Arabia for a few month and they did got the very spacial occasion that it did snow in the desert. it was only a few mm and it was gone after only 2 hours after the snow stopped but it was very stage to see.
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  626.  @my3dviews  how could i forget that.
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  627. well it is a question what he does. as he stays cognitively and physically alert
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  628.  @MChagall  if he was a builder for merchant use. With in less hostile to friendly waters. Guns where often a afterthought. The less guns needed the more cargo you could take. That was a actual Dutch filosofy.
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  629. When you give them colours that colour becomes a identity. now it is a case of blue vs green vs red and so on.
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  630. a other quite common in the Netherlands are buzzards (Buizerds) quite some farmers would try to keep them around there fields as they would hunt on the rodents. (and they still do) They would not really tame them but would make sure that they would stick around as long as they could by also providing some food.
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  631.  @newsgetsold  even if Seuze is not a option and they have to go around the cape it is still cheaper do to the bulk. 1 train can carry about 120 containers in one go before it becomes to heavy. 1 ship can carry up to 10.000 containers in one go and even grow bigger the water has no max to carry.
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  632. Incest=wincest
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  633.  @dannyl2598  i would not be surprised if that used to be the case. I think that until about the 1900's it was common for young minors to drink. safe to say that was often the lighter beers. (was also cheaper for the parents)
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  634. Nu heb ik dankzij u trek in een pannekoek.
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  635.  @adam-qu6dh  well you could try getting work at Lost, and as a Cybersecurity I can imagine that you always have a backup in that. I mean they do use computers in Japan. even though do teach yourself cybersecurity for 90's systems.
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  636. ​ @MangaGamified  not really. do to the earthquakes only there and in the south of Limburg (mines). If you want bunkers just go to any Dutch coastal town. I know of a friend of mine she has a old ww2 bunker in her garden. works great as a wine cellar. but foor doomsday reasons? the biggest disaster we can have is dike breach when a major storm is going. for that you need elevation not a bunker.
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  637. Neeltje Jans is the amusement next door. the concrete bunker on top is called the Topshuis. If you go in to the building you can see how insane thick those walls are.
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  638. I could ask my uncle he was part of the development team at Phillips. He still has a copy of the original blue print.
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  639.  @DavidChart  we thank you for the answer. Yes I initially wanted to ask a other question but Greg did already answere that in the comments section to someone else.
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  640. actual in the context where they are. off the three in the video Risottoro is the only one that is not Exotic. He is native.
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  641. in the Netherlands to be allowed to hold market you had to first be granted a city status. However it was more common to have different markets as in one area they would only sell fish and fish products. a other only butter, cheese and some milk. Yet a other would specialise in farm animals often a big happening.
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  642. if you like those you mind enjoy to play with a old Leica camera. those are old German style models. that where for 1970's standard very modern. (and they still hold up)
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  643.  @barvdw  that is wat i said. no adds or sponsor massages. I do pay for YouTube premium so adds are not a issue for me but there are still the sponsor deals. With Nebula. We are the sponsors. We pay them to not show adds.
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  644. fantasties. zo veel blauw je kon er bijna op varen. wat moet dat bijzonder zijn om dan daar beneden te mogen staan Vraag ik mij gelijk af of je met zo veel wagens ook echt muziek zou kunnen componeren?
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  645.  @paramedic79ca  I know it's not the same person but there is a topic on it on Sci Show (space) on it. it might do it for you.
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  646.  @ΣτελιοςΠεππας  for a lot of bakery's once there bread ovens where heated they would use the first heat for there own breads and after that you could use the heat for about anything. the same was even possible with tose that heated the ovens for pottery. that would be even hotter so you could even just place a item on top of the oven and still get it hot while the actual pottery was inside.
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  647.  @johannnyborg3998  it's still more of a government then you have in Belgium. With there past time at just not having any national government. they are still forming now for over a year. Possibly trying to break there former world record at 581 days (about 1,5 years) 2010-2011
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  648. I prefer the old logo do to it being recognisable for me. The new logo feels more of a logo for a sportswear brand
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  649. I wonder if people that had them would also use them outside of battle in jobs where one might have been useful. Like hunting, lumbering or butchering. Not that you would buy that but if you already had one why not use them? also it would also be a it of training for when you do need one.
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  650. Yeah like Australia really needed more animals that can kill. Everything there is ether venomous , poisonous, strong or a combination of those.
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  651. Wel he said that the cheese he does buy now is often Dutch cheese.
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  652. We my brother and I would ad a balloon to the back of the pipes (we kept the pipe short) and then fire the berries. worked even better.
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  653. The thing is a lot of the employees at Youtube or Google it self don't even know them selves how the whole algorithm does work. If it is even just one algorithm. I won't be surprised if Google is using multiple systems with sup systems. like. in one video Youtube will use a system for the adds, a system to keep track what you are watching now and how far in the video you are, a system for the chat underneath it. the system that recommend other video's. and who knows what more and all those systems will be used to try to get one need picture.
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  654.  @DogOfHades  are you sure? We still have the long awaited show: Abroad in Connor.
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  655. It becomes a tradition. the challenge is to make it so long a baby born at the election day would die as a elderly before a new government is formed.
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  656. CGP Gray would be proud of you.
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  657. for the YouTube part you could use kind of parenting apps that limits your YouTube time for everyday. You do need someone with a phone to act as a parent phone. It works really well. You could also extend this to other apps if you feel like it.
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  658. i was happily surprised to see this video on Nebula yesterday.
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  659.  @thevikingwarrior11  Seattle's bike infrastructure is not really that good. mediocre at best. If you want immaculate bike infrastructure I would love to invite you to my area.
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  660. ASML (the Netherlands) is pretty much high tech. They could very well build the chips themselves as they are the company that make the machinerie that is needed to build chips. we also have SAP (Germany), Siemens AG (Germany) CERN (France/Switzerland) ESA, (EU space program) Bosch GmbH (Germany), VW group (Germany) Philips (the Netherlands) EDF (France) most of them are often just not that visual
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  661.  @virgil6873  in veel gevallen is een huisje niet meer dan een 1 persoons studenten kamer. Waarbij je er wel voor zorgt dat iemand uit de criminaliteit kan blijven. Dat zal ook voor de rest van de inwoners fijn zijn want dan is er in ieder geval 1 iemand die stopt met die criminele ondernemingen en alles wat daar bij komt kijken. Dat is vaak nog veel meer. Daarbij zal het voor andere inwoners ook veiliger zijn om ergens te gaan wonen.
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  662. the title at the start was cool that when he was starting to turn it stayed where it was like it existed really in that space.
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  663.  @gorisenke  even the power used for the LED and fan also create (some) heat. even if not it's main focus
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  664. why not going big? go with a fog horn. those thing will make people not only hear you but just feel the air moving.
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  665.  @samsplaying  have you seen what a high quality BBC production can create? To the point that people go to a cinema to experience it. They are in no way or shape dead. It's the same here in the Netherlands high quality nature documents can go all out. It might be important to know they are often made by the public broadcaster. They have the very deep pockets to do make those even if it takes up to 5 years to make them. (from idea to being aired.
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  666. Dat is iets wat al zo oud is als de mensheid zelf en zal ook nooit stoppen. uiteraard kun je veel doen om de kans klein te houden.
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  667.  @wyvernmodelrailway  i would have to look in to it how it is written in law. However I think do to a very old law they are allowed to have their own money. But because they are also part of the UK. All currencies have to be peckt 1 to 1 to the Pound. A bit like how the Swiss and Lichtenstein franc are 1 to 1 also. But you could let that rule go. Scotland does have the financial system needed for it. I don't know on what they would peck there new Scottish coint on? A barrel of Whisky?
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  668. I remember from a cousin of mine in order to become a German language teacher he had to live in Germany for a while. And they said back then if you where really to stupid to work you could always open a pub. (that was somewhere in Deggendorf Bavaria back in the late 90's early 00's) I have no idea if that was true or just a exasperation. But indeed there where a lot of pubs like even the smalless of hovels had a pub.
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  669. I don't know if he will cover just basic everyday items. like toilet paper or dish soap. Just basic household items. Not that it would not be fascinating as to make them financial operatable they scale up massively.
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  670.  @oslonorway547  it was very much not intentional but yes i do see the joke in it now.
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  671. en heeft de bus ook echt doen stoppen.
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  672. well he made sure not to include bricks in to the video so that is a difference.
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  673. De uitdaging is vooral dat het demonstreren op zichzelf mag. Dat is inderdaad in de grondwet beschermd. Het enige wat zij fout doen is dat ze het niet in de openbare ruimte doen dan wel toestemming hebben om dat binnen te doen. Ze dan oppakken is een te zware middel. Daarnaast zie je dat het de agenten het als nog lukt ze te overtuigen om buiten verder te gaan. Daarmee is de kous ook af. Want buiten mogen zij en iedereen demonstreren.
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  674. ​@BenjaminWasneeplushij gebruikte gewoon het borstzakje om die winkel ontzeggen in bij te dragen tot dat deze is afgeleverd op het bureau. Heeft eigenlijk niets met het logo te maken. Buiten het feit dat dat logo letterlijk boven het zakje zit.
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  675.  @respectmychocolate  I think it's more to do with the overall saturation of fast-food chain restaurants. In the USA in a lot of towns big enough to hold a mcD big chance that on that same street you have at least 4 other fast-food chain restaurants and around the corner a other 3 fast dining places that are really just above fast food. where in a lot of other places. mc D has ether no or only 1 chain competition in a big circle. and sure also enough local fast food non chain fast food. but they are seen as two separate things.
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  676.  @harun_b  we have had that spicy nugget here in the Netherlands but it seems as more as a temporary thing. however every now and then (still rare) a item may become a permanent thing.
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  677. I don't know where you live but if you want soba noodles they do sell it at Walmart. Sometimes being sold as buckwheat noodles. Also any asiatic speciality store will also sell them.
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  678.  @ducoh2093  de Stad Veere heeft 1200 inwoners maar mag zich stad noemen door dat ze in de 15e eeuw stadsrechten kregen. Deze zijn nooit ingetrokken dus mag het zich nog steeds stad noemen. Kan het zijn dat Zeewolde stadsrechten heeft gekregen?
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  679. i wonder what happens if the rocked would let go a fraction of time to early or to late. (like a second) and slam at full max speed in to a wall. That wall will need to be able to absorb all the force of both the rocked the fuel in it and the actual payload.
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  680.  @mylesm12923  no Trader Joe's is owned by one brother. Aldi by the other. They never owned the others brand.
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  681.  @DerEchteBold  That it is a sport. if gymnastics is a Olympic sport. Cheer leading could be a discipline with in that category They are both thought the same basics. With the biggest difference is the nature of the two. Regular gymnastics is more often a individual doing a routine and with Cheer leading it's more often a group. The problem with the name Cheerleader is it's image. more often then not it is being used as a aid for the main sports event. The focus is then on that other sport. If done separate as it's own item it could even be that if you would call it group gymnastics people would get more the image that it is on it's own.
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  682. the best place to test taste good food products is at the auction house when the products are tested. often on special days like the start of a certain food season the inspectors will pick out what batch or wich version is the very best. the fun is as a guest you often are allowed to also just taste. and sure to be hold the farmers will all bring there best of the very best they can bring.
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  683. If you listen to his podcast. he him self confirms that he feels a lot better as well. as (in his words) he can now enjoy going on a walk or a bike ride just for the enjoyment of doing so with out feeling dead.
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  684. it might even help to make it a tiny bit lower in height. What might help for storage below deck. But it could be a case of helping in both areas.
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  685.  @jonsen2k  It might have helped that they could look over the border at the Netherlands. Our welfare state was build on the oil and gas money that came in during the 70's and 80's.
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  686.  @teaser6089  Loyed wants to know your location.
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  687. the legal part could be a problem not only for the German own law but it might even be challenged by the EU law. As it could be seen as unfair competition as it would mean that other rental companies that have to compete with the state. So the most likeliest out come would be a middle ground.
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  688. No, Wendover is air logistics. this is water logistics.
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  689. I can imagine that they would very much try to look even more fancy if they could back in the day. and if they really had the money for it. probably a actual battle suite that would still look good but more aimed at practical and one for tournaments and looking extra fancy. the later once would then be decorated even more with all the bling and fancy ribbons and what not.
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  690. de politie heeft een ontheffing om gelaten de noodzakelijkheid de overige verkeerregels te negeren. Daar worden zij ook flink op getraind. Zou het dan alsnog mis gaan dan zijn ook zij als agent de eerste verantwoordelijke hier in omdat zij dit in moeten kunnen schatten .
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  691.  @lprmesia2  Well then you are in luck. Nebula works very well with Chromecast at the moment. They are also working on getting a deal with Apple TV to get it on there platform as well. And for €20,- a year it really is cheap. You also get CuriosityStream for free with the deal. (or is it the other way around?)
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  692. in a way solver the poverty is almost a by product of it's effectiveness.
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  693.  @laurie7689  for people in production/construction it's generally 6:30 for more service/office jobs between 7:45 and 8:15
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  694.  @frankv8891  mind you that would be 15.000 soldiers plus more or less the same amount of supporting civilians. plus halve that for the supply train back to the starting point or at least a mayor relay station. plus you can't lood everything on the way out as you also need to go back that same route. risking even more people. often enough it was not the fighting that killed the most it was the lack of food, water, fuel for fire and preferable also cloth and leather for repairing clothing and even just to repair your tent.
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  695. something blue
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  696.  @ag135i  Water is not really limited, besides the very small amount that escapes the atmosphere and a small amount that is being split in to H and O. The amount of the H²O in total on earth has bee more or less the same. 2/3 of the planet is covert with it.
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  697. Belangrijke vraag voor Jan Willem door het bezoek aan de verschillende bureaus door Nederland. Van de locaties waar je bent geweest welke heeft naar jouw mening de beste koffie?
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  698.  @notthegoatseguy  and then you have the Dutch version with 35.000 kilometres of dedicated bike roads. Here the bicycle has become part of the culture more or less.
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  699.  @DarkDutch007  the Swedish and Dutch subs are of the same build if I can remember it correct. with all these cases the secret was that they can operate on there battery alone long enough to get in to a fleet bubble and get out of it again.
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  700. Hé Lex. Ik zat toevallig zo net het tweede boek van jullie collega Lieke Hester te lezen. (Het wordt ook steeds gekker) waar Lex ook regelmatig in voor komt. Zeker een aanrader trouwens. Maar goed bedankt voor de leuke video vandaag weer en wat een leuk idee. Graag tot de volgende video.
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  701. no I pay Google to keep adds away from my YouTube account.
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  702. great videos. both this main as the King of the North and the Behind the Scenes Interview. I do wonder having seen it all how much more material in B shots and what not there is. Like in the Behind the Scenes you do show a bit of things not even seen here. but It looked so fun to just see. I am honest to say I just want to see much more of it. Its that fun.
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  703. 20:10 gelukkig hebben jullie hulp van Spider-Man dus komt het weer goed😉
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  704.  @senevel1  for the location not bad. (way above my income but I can see someone with a good income paying that)
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  705. it could also be as simple as one cell with in the police office where they could detain someone before taking them to a Italian prison. They do have a police office (Vaticano, 00120, Città del Vaticano, Vatican city)
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  706. the hing is it's the only variant that we are quite sure bout as well that is ourselves. So that is wat we can use as a base reference.
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  707.  @Razz_Putitin  a lot just do. most of those studies are done by universities and they can do those researches on a rather low maintenance low impute (not to much time in a day) that is just fine. I know there is a school that has a tar research going that requires 0 impute takes a small space in. but does need time to just go on.
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  708. making Zeeuws-Vlaanderen light blue would be quite accurate. they do speak more Flemish Dutch then the rest of us even just across the Schelde
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  709.  @ronaldderooij1774  o it is very strong the more south you go in Zeeuws-Vlaanderen. it might also be that a lot of people living there are actual Belgian people also.
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  710.  @yarpen26  it's a combination of the two. The algorithm does recognise certain key phrases and what not and can flag something. also a human can also flag something. in the later case if multiple people flag something the algorithm can learn what can be a reason to flag something. also in both cases YouTube does have a human involved in the loop that can look in to it if a flagging claim is correct or not. If they think it does it can tell the system it did good. if not it can also tell the system to do better. but the system also learns from people like you and me. if we correct google on something and that is done consistently it will learn from it and build on it. A good example is Google translate. It used to be very clunky and bad at translating items. but do to people correcting Google constantly it is learning. the Google translate of now is much much better then back in 2009. It works same for YouTube (it has the same core system that most likely does learn from each other next to there own extra systems.)
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  711.  @mf3738  that would be a waste of good vodka. Just use good old will power.
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  712.  @andreasfjellborg1810  the other effect of 3000 archers shooting there arrows at a general target means that the enemy would most likely try to duck down to avoid being shot. even if they had to press on they will try to make them selves as small as possible. meaning direct after the volleys of arrows the man at arms could close in on them and try to kill them before they had a good chance to recover. Even with the very best armour it's hard to overcome instinct.
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  713. @ me to. but I had to be content with none. and later a Acetal with no prepaid that was halve eaten by a dog.
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  714.  @shiroineko13  yes give Amazon access to plutonium and uranium. and a nuclear reactor. what could go wrong? new Amazon now sells ICBM. just order one and it will be delivered to your location or any location you choose.
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  715. come and take a look what we are doing in the Netherlands at the moment. that could be very easily be implemented in to Denmark with not much effort. like our tiny forest program where we take the space of one tennis court and turn it in to a small forest with in a city. or even more simple just remove a few pavement tiles and grow grass.
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  716.  @DirectorBird  it's a challenge but also a chance to use in a city. i know of several inner cities that in order to become more green have demode a lot of the routes to pedestrian and bicycle only (and delivery trucks during a smaller time) those roads can be made smaller and that space is ideal to add green space. and the green space will make te street more desirable for both pedestrians and home owners because people tend to like to see green. the biggest obstacle are between the ears of people.
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  717.  @peterfu6213  he has a shirt. it is right in front of him. He has placed his drink and chocolate on top off it. but Russian summers can be brutal hot. so it's quite common for young children to walk around with out a shirt.
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  718. i have no issues with Nebula it is working fine for me. I ran this video there i just use the comment section here.
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  719.  @YelovXD  i don't know if you own the building. But if you do and the roof is a problem. You could putt up isolation on the inside and paint the outside white. Works really well in reflecting sunlight. Even better if you could use reactive panels. They turn white when they get warm but when cold they are black.
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  720. wait you what cortex? I only listen to it via my potcast app.
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  721.  @eimantaskrunglevicius  well yes. I am happy to be part of the EU but I would be the last to say that how it now works is the best way. it can funtion lots and lots better
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  722. same here
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  723. in the video you talk about the Sperm Whale being the loudest animal. However did you also include the sonic boom the Mantis Shrimp can make while punching? It also is been described as the loudest sound a animal can produce.
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  724. The company man did a nice video about it. But in essence traditional mattress stores might only sell you 1 mattress every x years. if enough people buy 1 they will be mildly successful. for a lot of retailer in the mattress sector that might be enough. also mattresses might be a big object but they cost very little to keep around. often the show room you see is about everything they have in stock. they can stay there for about 10 years no problem. it's similar to companies that sell carpets. you might only buy one even less frequent but if that store does it well. when ever you do want a new one you go to that 1 same store. in that case you get loyal costumers that will do the selling for you.
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  725.  @mr.boomguy  I think that they have way more followers with in Complexly even more if you consider that a lot of schools show these video's to a full class of students. I think that Complexly is one of the biggest youtube based companies in there field. and even in general. but they also know that it can be good to do cross promotion.
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  726. the real cat winning product would have been a empty box
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  727.  @Afrochilla  o they sure taste good.
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  728.  @deverhalenbakker  Met het plakken van een pleister op een auto? in mijn geval had dat weinig zin toen ik mijn auto in een sloot had geparkeerd naast de snelweg. Die auto was afgeschreven. daar king geen pleister meer aan helpen.
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  729.  @FoxyfloofJumps  you could look in to it to do it yourself. A good place to start is to just ask at your local chamber of Comorese. the more semi rural or just more open suburbs can work very well. Not only for elderly but in general. If you would like to scale it to a US version you could look in to buying a used (smaller) schoolbus. You could even look in to how you can adapt it to a area where you work.
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  730.  @bluebell3720  in a similar light it's also the main reason when Freddie and Montserrat sang together. Freddie let her do the falsetto notes. He him self used his more natural baritone voice.
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  731.  @vitamins4195  that would be a very interesting topic to delve into. I do have to say the names don't say anything to me. But the kind of tipping might be similar to what you may see here in the Netherlands. The token is much more than the monetary value of it. The gift recieving is the tip. Not the money but the act.
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  732.  @chaztitan6457  why you ask? Is it about my comment saying Tesla has now the fastest moving production car ever made They have a production car moving at a speed of 65,885 mi/h (106,031 km/h, 29.45 km/s)
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  733. in dit geval is het puur hypothese, het onderwerp is de provinciale verkiezingen. Dat ''eiland'' is een optie om het te vertellen zonder al bestaande provincies te benoemen.
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  734. He is just British
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  735. you should look in to time management that might work for you.
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  736. my father was involved in the creation of the island it self. back in 1994 when the island it self was done. I was one of the very first children standing on the island even before the airport it self was build.
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  737.  @radrhys1267  even if they would do that. History has showed that the only thing you do is sending people in to the hands of people that will deliver. As long as there is a demand for something there is a market. Someone will supply. Be it legal or not. The only difference is if it is legal you can regulate it. If it is illegal everything goes. The higher the risk the higher the profit.
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  738. I though his statement was. What ever you do. Don't make me boring.
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  739.  @NoobNoobNews  The Vatican has the OP option. who needs a boat if you can slit the water? they just walk to the platform and use the power of the holly see
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  740.  DOUG HEINS  you mean to three. Four is to far. Two also not good unles it is followed by three.
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  741.  @mikatututorials5909  don't forget the other items like: The beds, the fridges, the tables, desks, chairs, carpets, plumbing. just everything. the floor will be empty
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  742. wel that is a factor but also the fact that the EU as a body can not really enforce anyone to do so. all the nations are still sovereign over internal affairs and also all have a VETO they can use to make a rule to not be applied to some extend.
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  743. @Ivan Koivonnen and in that case the EU can't make a rule to force that because Sweden as a member could just VETO agents that rule.
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  744.  @VerycoolEsso  O you have top level Sushi chefs in London. The thing is you will pay a top price for the fact that they have to fly in ingredients directly from the source. You will find them in the really large cities with people with a high income salary (think at least have a grand a month)
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  745. @soumitrakandpal he did mention it but I only count it If we had seen one. I am picky.
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  746.  @spicychad55  waging war on animals. Are you familiar with the Emo war Australia had fought? Australia lost to birds. Now you want to attack squirrels?! They understand the internet. Thats just suicide man, your crazy!
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  747. with in Europe it would become more interesting if the loop can also transport cargo. that's a way bigger powerhouse then only moving people.
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  748.  @tyranid1174  depending on the wind speed it is quite effective. However it was also done with lower wind speed as a way of entertainment. young adults would actually pay the operator during festivals to be allowed to go around on the windmill.
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  749.    Larry Page: Hold my beer. You thought Facebook knew a lot? Pff who do you think Marks goes to if he doesn't know? Yes me Google. Because Google knows everything.
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  750. they could have found a other food source that had a similar affect. It's the same as with Russia back then. like dairy, meat,eggs other fish. most animals have it in them especially with in there liver. I know that in Russia and Finland caribou would have been a source for those living more inland. and fish for those at the coast.
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  751. I can imagine that those are tougher to see as a renting realtor. Often those are family owned. You have to buy the entire property both shop and living space.
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  752. ​ @hydrazine884  to be fare it is often a long proses to get people to change habits. You do see certain programs for schools and what not. and if a community would do that well. So schools, offices, shops, free time clubs and even a portion of the homes of students going to said school. Those kids can start a habit of at least throwing there trash in different bins. Here in the Netherlands for most it also took about a 30 years work to get to the level we are now. and there is still a long way to get better still.
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  753. Me being Dutch: Well we are talking about Belgium. They are just special.
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  754.  @deathrowzmichael8941  we just make fun of you as well. So that is common. It really is a favourite past time for us up North.
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  755. the only other place outside of Japan that I know has as much natural hot springs has to be Iceland. They even use it to power and heat the nation.
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  756. I could see that you could use that last one like a extra space with in the city. While you would also have a place outside of Tokyo. So this place would really only be used for when you ether have/want to stay in the city till later. For about 250 a month (knowing how cheap housing is outside of the city) if you have a good income that would work really well.
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  757.  @91Durktheturk  where could you find unused area with in the Netherlands? Unless we artificially create new land (2e Maasvlakte) all the current land is being used by someone. with the only exception are nature reserves. besides space is more scares do to the fact everyone wants to use the same space. near train stations is just intresting do to a lot of old factories being removed or old extra train depos and that space is now free for office use. But also when they open a new station it does show that people want to use that station pretty much. Last year 2 new station where added and the effect was positive with in a month. the only downer on the rail is the fact that it already is working to max capacity.
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  758. That has to do more witht the fact that when they started metal as in the name was not really coined back then. and later on Queen just created there own little niche. they could play, glam, power, metal. hard, soft, pop, country rock. pop, soul, indie. Sometimes even with in a single album they could go all over the place. Who knows what kind of areas they would have ventured in if they could keep on going with all 4. I would have not be surprised if they would go in yet entire other areas.
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  759. Sebastian Moya most likely it will depend on where the plain is and all. most likely it will be similar to the maritime laws.
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  760. Air Em Out no he is from Ireland.
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  761. ethan vaught 404 error
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  762. +TheUltraScythe pun intended?
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  763. It's D I don't have a clue.
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  764. +Brian Lynch that person you come a cross when you are going to your school/work site and he/she who goes the other way around.
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  765. but how can the laboratory be in Washington DC USA when the current official kilo is still in Paris France? You will need it to do the actual first measurement. You can't fly/ship it over because that could interfere with the kilo. further you can't use the copy version that is already in the USA as it not the actual kilo. it may be off 0.001 nanogram but still that is a error of 0.001. wouldn't it be better to build that measure device as close to the kilo standard as possible?
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  766. lucky they did by making the same mistake as Napoleon did. underestimating how gigantic Russia it self is. that by it self is a very good defence.
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  767. Timothy McLean yep Napoleon got the same issue. it wasn't so much the army as just the nation it self.
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  768. I like trains
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  769. i think the biggest obstacle will be to know who is who is responsible in a car crash if the car is fully autonomous. now it's the person who is driving the car. but if the car is driven by software from tomtom.com then technically the programmer is the one who is driving it indirect.
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  770. Kapper Germany should have been smarter and kept his focus on the United Kingdom. so it didn't head two battle fronts at once. and if they were done later go and try to engage the Soviet Union. on pure military capabilities they were more than capable if they specialised there army to the vastness of Russia. but i am very happy that they didn't succeed.
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  771. I love that base guitar sound.
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  772. THE ACE Googles biggest ace would be it's oldest and most known feature. The search engine that is known by everyone and everybody. if Google would deny Samsung access to it. But to be honest at this point both Samsung and Google still cannot stand on there own with out the other. even if they try. if it's like in the eye of the customer like i am. I only want a Samsung mobile/tablet if it comes with Google Android as it's core. and that is still the most important part of any company. the customer that wants to pay for it all.
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  773. Quigsworth1 Apple is still important for Google (Or Microsoft) on the software site and to Samsung on the hardware. if not only that if one loses it focus the other will go by. it was the sole reason that Microsofts Bill Gates actually donated money to Apple when it was about to collapse back in the 90s. bill said that Microsoft never could become so big if it wasn't for Apple to keep up the challenge.
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  774.  @ItalianoDio-  what? What is there with Microsoft? I have two commands in this thread. both are a year old. So please give me some context.
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  775. Jun Yu Tan the Panther? Wasn't the Tiger more advanced and stronger? It was also it's own weakness it was to advanced and precise.
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  776. PajamaMan it definitely was Stalin even used it in combination with the scorch earth technique. Plus for every 1 German where 5 Soviet soldiers.
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  777. chainges might happen but the EU can act a bit like a oil tanker. turning can take a lot of power to do so. external forces can help it go a bit faster sometimes (they are the tug boats)
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  778. I can say there are some very good nebula exclusives that I can really recommend. Even with my very limited income I have found a way to cover both.
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  779. Same here i started most likely during there boom the three channels had around the same time more or less.
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  780. zo aan jou te zien waren handschoenen geen overbodige luxe geweest.
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  781. the lowest peasants often just did not fight. farmers and the likes needed to keep farming if only to feed the armies. the lowest soldiers where the higher peasants or even middle class people. (think children of shop owners of trades man) But food was a challenge but when it was for war. it was the task of the company to make sure it's people (both soldiers and support staff) got fed.
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  782.  @yermom014  if they where farmer by trade then yes. if they had other professions back home then that would be there job. If they where wood workers they would get back to that.
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  783.  @yermom014  95% of a small village was indeed farmer. you might have had one blacksmith (mostly there for the farm equipment), a few clergy, one good store for items that got in from trade with other villages. and not to forget the tavern owner. (there was always beer)
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  784.  @izoyt  the thing is as long as they get protected by a member you can't do much. that is the thing. no EU member stands above any other member so you can't force much. it's the same issue you now see with the violation of EU law in both Poland and Romania they veto each other so no one can legally do anything. for the EU side. (only the people of said nation can try from the inside)
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  785. RV trip? last podcast (this week aired) he was just about to leave the UK back to Japan. I can not imagine to then hop in a RV jetlagged and what not.
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  786. Gamma how are you locked in a plane? You have a entire Ship you can move on. Further the ship itself can always sail to other places like the islands he mentioned before if you need supplies and even just want earth under your feed.
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  787. I am pretty sure these where sold under a other brand here in the Netherlands. or it was a comparative brand. only it worked more on the basics of punch card system. So you did not even need to type in a code. I was never allowed to play with them myself but I have seen enough of them at friends.
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  788. i got 7 points. i must be terrible
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  789. ik kan bij in denken dat dit ook wel in de toekomst het geval zal zijn. Dat of een reguliere wagon voor kortere ritten.
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  790. I have been told that the biggest weakness on a tank is the crew with in.
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  791. I want a 5 petabyte data storage micro chip for in my mobile. Don't ask why if you are not prepared for the answer.
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  792.  @molamolalaaa2968  i have the impression that the web is not to be taken literal but more metaphoric.
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  793. there will always be a form of identifying home to others. it could be the very nation you currently live in. you could even identify with a subdivision of that. If the nation-state would stop existing you might still be inclined to use it's then former name to identifying the area. Even if it in total would be come part of a new nation-state. in a way the very name of a place is mainly to tell other what home would be if you are away from that location. otherwise you could just point at your house and say that is my home.
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  794. @ het kan dat YouTube zelf reclames zet voor e videos maar dan is dat zonder dat het kanaal er iets van krijgt.
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  795. ​ @janremoto4849  it's quite simple in a way. Those people were the only people that knew how a certain job works. When they where inhouse Boeing who already has it's own back office (HR, and what not) Dit not have to cover that cost above the initial hire. If said people are spun off to there own company. they still are the only peope that know how to do that job. they now can turn to Boeing and demand a better pay. (plus Boeing as a customer also needs to pay for there back office) Boeing can refuse but then has no people to do that vital part. and those people could then walk over to Airbus and offer there expertise. If they are vital enough Airbus might just cover there exclusivity fee to Boeing. spinning of divisions in to there own companies only really works if for both parties there are enough others to pick and choose. Airspace does not have that.
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  796.  @zachfruin7684  how in depth would that be? Would he take us to the mines/oil fields and where else they got the raw material in order to make one functional desk top lamp? That would take a while indeed.
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  797. Volgens mij wel ja. Volgens mij is het zelfs zo dat ze routes aan geven die voor jou en mij niet eens mogen
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  798. one of the options for the logistical problem could be to make the distance smaller from production moment to a place to apply. So they could look if and how they can set up a production facility on more places. or look how they could let other existing facilities help with the production of said vaccine on site.
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  799. and that was before the recording of Trash taste even started.
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  800.  @alijaafar274  the car in the drifting video they drive in to the place was Chris is own car. not this monster. and sure they could have done a video before the actual first regular video was produced. but the standard video's can't be made that much in advance.
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  801.  @DeadNoob451  looking at some of them they are often just 3D printed bodies and rotors, the computer/power source are indeed RC controles or basic smartphone parts. They are really made like those d i y kits you buy at a hobbyshop. only on a larger scale. the only tools they need are basic hand tools and even then they are made as easy as possible so it might even work with half of the screws or even just rubber elastics. they might only survive a week but if broken before end use they can be swapped out. other versions are even cheaper with a fixed wing made of tent material. they only need to last 1 hour max.
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  802. Because it will still be million years before it will become a problem. (That is if by then the Sun didn't swallow us up)
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  803.  @stevenbrock528 in both cases I won't be alive to see that happen.
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  804. Vanuit het oogpunt van een agent is de achtervolging zelf en de daar op volgende succesvolle aanhouding beroepshalve stiekem wel leuk. Zeker vanaf de motor. Tot zekere hoogte zelfs voor genoeg agenten één van de motivaties om het werk te gaan doen. uiteraard neemt het niet weg dat de reden waarom het nodig is nou weer niet zo heel leuk is.
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  805. als zowel in de eerste als tweede kamer een meerderheid wordt gevonden en deze wet niet botst met een al bestaande (grond)wet. dan kan een wet er door heen komen. zo werkt ons parlementair systeem. (ook jij en ik kunnen zelfs al inwoner wetsvoorstellen in dienen)
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  806.  @christo930  well you would start with just stretches of wired parts. like a rather straight part like a bridge. in a way it could help with the maintenance of said road. as the truck driving company would pay for the energy used. the energy provider has a incentive to maintain at least that part of the road well. and can use the revenue from the power fee. in return the truck driving companies also get back from it as the roads are better kept and they need less stops to power the batteries.
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  807. Dat is het zeker. geld uiteraard ook voor de collega's in het veld echter idd zijn vaak de centralisten de aller eerste die mensen aanspreken. Ik weet van mijzelf dat ik dit soort werk gewoon niet kan.
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  808. The real creep would make a few of the statues move when you stand in front of it. (Pressure plates)
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  809.  @keegobricks9734  they most likely did but even still that brings a other logistical challenge. 1 person can carry a x amount of stuff for a limited distance. the longer the distance the more people you need to carry all the resources (especially food). It's almost like the rocket to full problem. the more full you need the more rocked you need and the more rocked you need the more full. a navigable river on the other hand makes a difference. One boot can carry much more then one or even more people could do. plus carrying the people as well.
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  810. looks can be very well used in war. Not to look good but to look imposing. The best weapon is the one you don't need to employ but only show it's there.
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  811. de politie kijkt letterlijk live mee. Daarnaast wat Jan-Willem ook aangeeft er zitten ook reguliere beveiliging daar zitten. Ook lopen in dat gebied de boa's van zowel de NS, gemeente OV en de gemeente zelf. Niets is onmogelijk uiteraard maar de moeite is wel hoog genoeg dat het niet heel interessant zal zijn. De echte beroeps criminelen zullen kiezen voor een locatie die gewoon meer op brengt voor minder moeite.
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  812.  @cajungoat  Film is what you use with analoge video photography. This has been captured by digital means.
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  813. that is indeed odd. If any place it would be quite easy to do bring in those pipes from your own coast. and in to even just the new homes. I could understand some of the older homes it might be a bit of a challenge. It's not that Qatar (as in the state) does not have the money to do so. They have so much from that same gas they could even have gilded gas pipes. Just because why not.
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  814. Here in the Netherlands we also have pepper (we named them ANNA).
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  815. if it had enough it might even stay open. with the change that the fly or better some social insect will come back. Some ants have been seen working around a Venus fly and feet it. they give the plant there dead or dying ants. keep the Venus safe. and in return they do get the opportunity to collect the nectar with out being eaten.
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  816. Simple it's the age old look me having the biggest.
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  817.  @EhM-xt7pl  that is already a option in Wales they do also speak English.
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  818.  @Jehty_  Sam did not what to pay Amy to fly over to his home town. She is a girl and those are icky. leave them in New York.
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  819. I think that do to Disney having to take legal actions no one will be able to host a version unless they can get a official licence/permission by Disney Canada.
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  820.  @pr0faker  It would not look al to odd to me that during basic travel and all not the knight him self would be carrying his sword but is first squire. Often they got the honour of taking care of the sword of the battle field. What must have been quite special as they with likely just a few people where allowed to carry said sword while riding ether directly next or behind this lord.
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  821. They can just borrow the Dutch version. The joke is that thing is made to big to ever fit any had and was made as cheap as possible.
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  822. but a nest as a collective is smart. that is not anthropomorphizing that is observing what it does. They are not smart as a individual but are as a collective. Ants are known to be good at problem solving. finding a way around a obstacle even if it kills one but will help the collective. in a way it is not that different from our own body. all the cells in our body are not smart individual but you can be smart as a total of all those cells. that is more how you can see eusocial insects. they are all cells of one nest.
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  823.  @hieronymusnervig8712  the real work horse was and still is our planet earth. It had to endure everything that is happening to it. And still keep on racing true the galaxy around the sun.
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  824. @moo its still talking us all along with the ride.
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  825.  @neilwilson5785  war is only successful if you don't need to start one. In the end war is the most disruptive concept there is.
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  826.  @Jack-jb4qd  the people losing life on all sides will never bring profit and wond bring in new generations. They are dead. All the buildings lost are gone. All the stuff that had to be used in combat can't be used elsewhere. A nation can really be destroyed for generations do to one crippling battle. In all the best war is the one you don't have to fight.
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  827.  @angeladeruiter  het ding is de medewerker zelf heeft heel weinig invloed op wat het systeem aangeeft dat een kassa gecontroleerd moet worden. Voor het systeem zal het vermoedelijk gewoon iedere X mensen bij de zelfscan kassa's zal een standaard controle activeren.
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  828. No the Russians are trained by the squirrels.
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  829. Daar komt geloof ik de naam deels ook vandaan. Vaak de eerste ziekenhuizen waren een deel van een klooster orde, meestal die van de Franciscanen. Je zult ook zien dat vrij veel ziekenhuizen dan ook de naam Franciscus hebben of de naam van een broeder of zuster van die orde.
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  830.  @charlesmallo  o je zag dat zeker ook ten noorden ja. Ik weet dat een huisgenoot in mijn studenten tijd is geboren in het Jozef Franciscus gasthuis in Rotterdam. Zelfs in het overwegende protestantse gedeelte zag je dat de dan vaak oud kloosters wel gewoon hun oude naam hielden.
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  831. but you can see a green Sahara. once every x years there is rain in the desert. and with in seconds the entire Sahara will turn in to a green and lush place. (only for a day or two)
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  832. I would think that Switzerland would be absolute stunning to be able to ride a bike (for leisure) especially up and down the mountains just the view alone.
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  833. placing trees in Iran or Saudi Arabia won't really help the Sahara. the Red sea, the Arabian and Sahel desert will remove that option.
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  834. unless like me you live at the coast (Zeeland) and actually go to the beach. it's fun.
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  835. that sounds really to bad. here in the Netherlands we have had the same storms coming over but it did way less damage. But then we really trow millions of euros on water safety for just he regular maintenance. But then we just can't afford not to. our incentive is much higher. Pay or drown is our option.
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  836. So with the added things in it. It has become the closest thing to a regular tv news show. with the only real difference is that the briefing and slightly bigger item are switched. Does that mean the next step is to have someone cover the weather? 😉
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  837. And next week he is going to show us his full working MRI Scan. I mean they only cost about the price of a house i guess.
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  838. If I could afford a place like that. big chance that I would put a extra bed in the upstairs (indoor) space (next to the stairs). hell with that roof top sink (outside bar/kitchen) I can imagine living just on that top floor halve of the time.
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  839. i would love to be able to further develop this concept. both as a camper but also as a office where you can have a meeting on at the remote village of customer A.
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  840.  @Zelmel  or just any fraternity house here in the Netherlands. Beer all day every day for basically free.
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  841.  @JL-nb7ep  every drink but a empty is a good one.
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  842. I got nothing. Where I live it's not really a standard thing.
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  843.  @ElectricUAM  if the aircraft is empty it is not really that hard. For there size they are very light.
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  844.  @ElectricUAM  No it's still not nothing but a full loaded and fuelled aircraft is very different then a empty one with the absolute minimal of fuel. If people have succeeded on pulling a aircraft forward. Then sure a car can. In the end the biggest hurdle is the very first centimeter. after the wheels are turning it takes very little effort to maintain. https://youtu.be/008hKJgOjIc
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  845. With his sister in law being a native speaker. I can see that it will help a lot. Also he can show what he has done before. even if they don't understand English that well. (they are able to read it often) they can see how it is filmed.
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  846. the most notable thing of 2020 is the very important document about bricks. Made by someone at HAI
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  847.  Dapper Wolf  no problem. If you would like to see something similar lots of countries have them. some as in a museum and some like this or both.
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  848. he also does it with Connor.
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  849. ​ @_..-.._..-.._  ? nope what? I am pretty sure that Citroën tried to implement that. I am taling about very late 1990 to early 2002 where most still had to use a paper map but some companies dried to sell digital version. Like in the Netherlands the ANWB had a digital version. you just needed to buy the CD with all the roads on it. that cd you would use at home on your pc. select the route you wanted and ether print it out. or some did they to have a way to bring that up on your car system. it would then only use arrows and some names to point you in the direction if you drove the correct road. Don't go off that road because then you are on your own.
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  850. with the semi automated convoy system it could work really well if other truckers on the same route (even if just for a bit) could attach them in the back of the line. and for the resting time or part of it giving the control over to the trucker at the head (the pilot truck). on the other hand the pilot trucker could ask for a other truck to take the pilot roll for a while so he/she can rest. in a way combining the efficiency of a train with the flexibility of a truck convoy.
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  851. they all look a little bit like those products they sell in those catalogues you can see in the back pocket of a aircraft seat. I can see the use of some of them but they are just a bit off the actual target.
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  852.  @AlexBooster  in a similar way other subscription based internet companies started. On the short run they make a lose. on the longer run there can be a very good income base. for now the platform is still working on growing both in content creators joining in. there services expending in directions. the profit for now is lesser of a need now then later on. (in a way having no profit can be a good thing when starting do to tax deductions) but there biggest money maker will be the moment enough people step in to the Nebula plan. It will be a slower proccess but if done well they could be a very good alternative to YouTube in general and the more with in there type of content (educational) Don't forget for Netflix there digital system also took a couple of years to become actual profitable. as in they where out of the red.
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  853. there is still a lot of culture the thing is if it is very local you might not even notice as it is just the standard for you. or you might not go to those places where it is being expressed. Like the play with in this video. A European version of this could be opera in combination with ballet. Or more if you take more local the way in the Netherlands we celebrate king or queen's day. that is very typical Dutch you don't see anywhere else. A day filled with a lot of both nation wide but also very local traditions.
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  854.  @missplainjane3905  it would work just fine with a simple separation in size in between household trash, big furniture trash and business disposal. But again the level of separation is nuts.
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  855.  @RevCode  last year it was € 2.083 per year. you then still have to buy study materials. (book, licensees, basics) there is a reason enough students go to Sweden for there studies (there it's also free for non Swedes)
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  856. For the preforming band members/musicians? Both good and terrible at the same time. Good that it is acceptable for you o use as the final record. Terrible do to you still be able to hear that a extra recording (or 10) could make it even better. Also terrible that you might be sick and tired of that song by the time it is being pressed on record. between the first writing sessions and the moment of the last recording you might have played that one song about 300 times. And knowing that on the upcoming album tour you will have to do said songs even more times. in that later part the joy is in seeing the crowd enjoying it. In a way it's not that different from other professions. The professional will always see from him/her self that he/she could have done it even better and seeing his own A+ level work as a meagre A-. Always raising the bar higher and higher.
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  857. I do wonder if your own level in Japanese is still pretty basic does that mean if your wife has a friend over that it would make it difficult to interact with them? On the other hand if your wife wants to surprise you with something she could discuss it right in front of you without you knowing it.
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  858. if Natsuki wants to be a actor. If he would go in to live theater he would be the center of the show as is. Broadway would be sold out every day.
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  859.  @Thezftw  and fast.
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  860.  @-haclong2366  if you live near a tourist hot spot (beaches, village centre) or if the super marked is the only one in a bigger area or both at the same time I can see that happen. Where I live in the netherlands you can see massive parking lots near the beaches (Zeeland) and outside of the tourist towns, villages.
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  861.  @CoolMan-ig1ol  what? 2 parking lots is enough. 5 and you have the entire BENELUX and space over.
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  862.  @Kelvin_Foo  i think that Trash Taste was not yet launched when they filmed this. (they made the journey during the summer pré Trash Taste)
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  863. Youtube does take in the like/dislike ratio. if a video get's a lot and a lot of ether likes or dislikes it will feature it. the aim for YouTube it to make you want to watch as much video's (ads) as possible. a video with strong dislikes can still a chief that function. In the end YouTube is a business that has to make money for it's mother company (Google and Alphabet)
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  864. Were i live (the Netherlands) the frozen foods are pizzas, deep fried stuff, frozen fish/meat and some vegetables. But for most people will use them in combination of either canned/jarred food. Besides the pizza there is often a very small amount of food that will come out of the freezer completely.
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  865. moet je ook niet zo veel bellen met Dennis. Hoewel ik snap je wel hoor. Zou ik ook doen.
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  866.  @mfbfreak  here in the Netherlands it's the same. But do to obvious reason no one is allowed to use those sirens for anything else.
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  867.  @OscarSchneegans  however they do have the same boom and similar challenge.
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  868. Dat heeft meer met het land waar zij vandaan komen. daar de mensen vaak geen papieren hebben doen de landen van herkomst zeer moeilijk met het terug nemen van hun burgers. Zolang die dwars zitten wat kun je dan doen met de mensen die daar vandaan komen? Want hoe dan ook zul je ze wel nog steeds als mens moeten behandelen.
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  869. Wait is the horse reading along? Or do you read to the horse? Would the horse createak if he does or does not use the different voices?
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  870. maybe it's not directly part of the narrative. but with all those construction has oen other factor. who has been building all those tower cranes? like just from a video you see about 10 tower cranes on just 1 building site. So if there would have one thing you could have invested in outside of housing then it would have been to just buy (and rent out) those tower cranes or am I missing a point?
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  871. Die tas had een vrijstelling.😉
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  872. If you would take in to account that being in orbit is technically free falling with constant missing the Earth. You could say the person that has spend the longest time on the ISS has been falling for the longest time. (just count the amount of time the ISS has made it's revolution around the planet and the distance it made in that time. that is the longest fall)
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  873. It's to bad that you can't sign up to nebula without a credit card. If i could use my PayPal account that would help.
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  874.  @IvanSN  no not at all. what does it imply then?
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  875. the thing is. That with the EU it's very often that the only people that really pay attention to it are people that are already more interested in politics in general. They might go and look the information for them selves. Same with media coverage. It is one of the topics that is even covert often in talks about it. It's also very difficult to follow any meeting as even with the live coverage. most members only speak in there own language. good luck following that. but on the summit idea it self I can see a benefit in it but I would like to get a better understanding in how it is going to work. I do love participating in political systems like these. If only to get to know a lot of other people.
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  876. Die wordt ingezet wanneer ik mijn teen stoot tegen de tafelpoot.
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  877. ik heb wel een vermoede. Ik gok dat hij dus een boete had van de tram en geen flauw idee had wat daar mee te moeten. waar hij deze of kan betalen dan wel betwisten. Dat zou hij kunnen doen bij het gemeentehuis. Wel zal het hem helpen wanneer hij dat nuchter doet.
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  878.  @mikeoxsmal8022  No Arthurs enemy was the fearsome bunny.
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  879. I knew of this story do to Tom Scott's old Tech Diff Show Citation Needed.
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  880.  @InvictaHistory  that is then a very good artist. i understand that you won't like to public it than a god commissioned item can be pricey. so i will do with just looking at the picture in the video.
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  881. Dit is niet gerelateerd aan de video maar met alle wisselende diensten die jij en jouw collega's doen met soms zeer lange dagen. Wat doen jullie aan het eind van de dienst wanneer je merkt van je zelf dan je directe collega dat je te moe bent om zelf veilig naar je eigen huis te rijden? Kunnen jullie aan collega's vragen of zij je thuis brengen of is er een mogelijkheid om op het bureau een stil hoekje te zoeken om even bij te tanken voordat je alsnog zelf naar huis gaat?
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  882. @PolitieVloggerJanWillem  wel verstandig. Ik heb helaas meegemaakt wat het andere effect kan zijn van mensen die dan inslaap vallen tijdens het autorijden.
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  883. of beide. lijkt mij best een interessante combinatie. De medische extra kennis in aanvulling op de politionele kennis zou zeker met bepaalde casussen zeker kunnen helpen.
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  884.  @45545videos  that might work.
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  885.  @luciferhuey6285  no! Don't be silly. We almost have our. I shal not rebel today stamp book complete. You know we have been aiming at getting that price.
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  886.  Connor, the android sent by CyberLife  no no not a war. we have beaten the sea in to submission. We tell it where it can be water and where it has to go away.
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  887. the video was very decent but i got totally distracted by the Total War: Rome II OST music in the background. i got so zoned out that i had to watch the video again as i didn't pic up anything besides the music. it did how ever made me go back and play some more Total war (Empire)
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  888.  @tabletikmaminkin5229  fireballs o my i do not wish to have that hangover the next day.
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  889. in a way i don't mind the bites so much as just the sound of them flying around. Even in this video just the sound made me get agitated as if they where in my own room
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  890. Who is we? I have heard of this story a few years back on Tom Scott his channel. It was a item on his Tech Diff show.
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  891. The video it self was good but the background music made it very difficult to hear what you where saying. Someone with hearing difficulties or someone that isn't as fluent in English would have had a very hard time hearing you. please consider to use a other kind of background music
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  892.  @avirajsinghmehta1857  I had both the Walkman and later the Discman. But then my parents almost exclusively bought Sony items at they where just very reliable back then
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  893. give those guys at 5.40 some carpet beaters and carpets. they could make money out of beating the shit out of dusty carpets.
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  894.  @arx3516  why do you think they took the Starwars IP. all them storm troopers will be ready.
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  895. the question might be also as harsh as it sounds. before people started to be more location bound. (agriculture) was there a (functional) need to process the dead. If Neanderthals did stay at one location for long enough or even homosapians in that time, then big chance that out of that need to do so the habit to also do this well becomes a thing. the abstract and the direct can be very much tied in to it.
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  896. and more about the fascinating story that is James
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  897.  @AgentOrange96  the thing is if you want just that wat is only needed in a home to do well. you will more or less build a square flat box. that is the most efficient way. if you want even more efficiency make them prefab modulair boxes.
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  898. not only the navies. also both air forces. there are always ad least two fighter jets ready at all times. and they will fly axrose both the Belgium and Dutch sky as one patrol. We will make fun of our Belgium nabours but we will stick by them if others do.
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  899.  @ronaldderooij1774  i can see both happening. Not a merger but very close cooperation.
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  900. Would it also differ if you are Blood type positive or negative?
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  901.  @joeybulford5266  there is a big chance that both Russia and Turkey will somehow work on a way to more or less keep Georgia as it is. Maybe even get a government in place that will facilitate both intrest that Georgia will form a buffer for both from the other. They both gain way more from a limbo state that can halfheartedly defend it self (and in so defend both borders long enough for the other side to increase there own boarder defence)
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  902. The war is never over we wil never slowdown we will find a way to overcome as to fail is death. We know the sea takes and gives us life. our biggest friend and sworn enemy.
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  903.  @Tyronom  We will adapt. we have always done so. There is a reason we are already developing multible angels to combat this problem. However the motivation is easy. We must fight just to keep existing. or in short: Luctor et Emergo. We struggle and overcome.
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  904. Dat is de situatie. aangezien in veel landen waar ze dan vandaan komen de daar zittende overheid niet hun inwoners terug accepteren kun je vrij weinig doen. Als Nederland kun je een ander soevereine staat niet iets dwingen. Echter kun je dan ook niet de vreemdelingen daadwerkelijk uitzetten. Wat het resultaat dus is dat die mensen letterlijk nergens naar toe kunnen.
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  905.  @mandowarrior123  the same watchmen or guard might even just only where the mail and some other light armour on a regulair day. Only kitting out to more heavy outfit when actual danger accrued.
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  906.  @SparklingWalrus  In my cases there might have been enough fuel to fly back before landing. However it will just burn up when it lands very fast in to the moon. Some are saying that I am just bombing the moon bit hey a landing is a landing that hunk of metal is on the moon.
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  907. Here in the Netherlands we have sweeper cars made for sweeping cycling path and pedestrian walkways. For sure they can be of help. Also for the other points. Ask a Dutch city planner they can give you option that will work and could still be cheap but effective.
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  908.  @Real_Tim_S  you would think that a nation that is so dependant on cars would have the know how and systems in place to keep the roads top notch. here (the Netherlands) roads have to be of high quality all the time. a good road pays it self back. a bad road will cost more. even back roads are being kept very decent (those are the least maintained roads) it still will be kept safe to drive/cycle over
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  909. and they already where about 1 million euro the meter a few years back.
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  910. so how much difference is there between these flash bulbs and the even more classical open air flash bang like light source.
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  911. That mopping techniek is perfect for curling.
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  912. een ander nadeel van een bull bar is dat mocht de politie tijdens een achtervolging of ook een andere prio 1 melding een fietser op de weg tegenkomen dan is dat gewoon direct over en uit voor die persoon. Je wordt dan letterlijk dood gereden. bij hoe moderne autos zijn ingericht zal je bij een aanrijding de vitale delen van de persoon wel missen. het zal nog steeds niet leuk zijn maar de kans op overleven is wel een stuk groter. dit is al een probleem bij zo'n 50 km per uur.
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  913. vraagje, Waarom hebben jullie honend en kattenvoer op het cellen complex? Is dat voor de gasten die last hebben van een kater?
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  914.  Col. George S. Patton, Sr.  No we use our own king. Not some Swedish kid.
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  915.  @TheWulf899  well viruses have the nasty effect of being very good at mutating so they would very likely also work on frogs, salamanders and big change even other vertebrates. where with the proposal in the video you would only select the toads if done well. as it's there own gene not a viral (gene) you alter. vertebrate genes mutate much slower that that of a virus.
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  916.  @Rob-bu7jw  voor consumenten is het bezitten en afsteken van vuurwerk buiten de afgebakende dagen altijd verboden. met uitzondering op categorie 1 (fop en scheer vuurwerk) .
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  917. You mean like the creepy doll village from last time? Or the random statue park. Japan is filled with bizarre art often found at even stranger locations.
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  918.  @donkeysaurusrex7881  if Journey across Japan showed us one thing then it is that you can find weird shit al over Japan just across the country.
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  919. Strange I have a Nebula account with paypal
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  920.  @hannahg8439  there I have it as well my Nebula account is by Curiosity. even though I only use it for Nebula
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  921. should we explain that mayor how gravity works? We Dutch are down stream if anything we are dependant as how both Germany and Belgium prepare there parts of the rivers. and yes we still need to improve our own river systems.
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  922.  @robert_trumpeteer  to be fare it's never done. Watermanagment is a battle that always goes on.
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  923. i must say the B roll shots of Ameyoko Market and Shimbashi where really my favourite. I would love to see a longer video of just B roll style video. just that atmosfeer is magical.
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  924.  @dusk1234567890  most signs have English subtitles underneath the Japanese texts.
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  925.  @isnialan6204  here in the Netherlands it's also a fast food but that @Semih Tok said that where he lives that they call Tran as kebab. that's why i was surprised.
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  926.  @peerenboom-z8j  Dan kom je daar normaal als werkgever heel snel achter wanneer je vraagt om je rijbewijs te tonen. Daarmee is namelijk de werkgever verzekerd dat diens personeel ook daad werkelijk mag rijden. Is niet anders dan ieder ander certificaat.
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  927.  @peerenboom-z8j  als tijdens de dienst iemand in een bedrijfswagen iets doet waardoor diens rijbewijs ingetrokken wordt. Zal de eigenaar van het voertuig ook op de hoogte worden gesteld. Daar de chauffeur niet verder mag. Een bedrijfswagen zal op naam van het bedrijf (en diens eigenaar). Anderzijds kun je altijd een rijbewijs controleren via de RDW. U hebt een kopie kunnen maken van het rijbewijs van alle mensen die voor je rijden. iedere rijbewijs heeft een pasnummer. Deze kun je nagaan. Veel transport bedrijven zullen dit ook periodiek doen. Ook om in de gaten te houden of personeel bij trainingen nodig hebben. wanneer ze nooit een rijbewijs hebben gehad is het vrij simpel dan kunnen ze die niet tonen.
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  928. for me it is both the name for the car horn and the name of a tv cartoon creature.
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  929.  @louistournas120  according to Google it is klaxon in French. just like you said. in Dutch it's the same only the K is a C (Claxon and Claxonneren) Funny i thought that us using the C was from the French version.
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  930. that trains where expensive in the UK is a bit of a understatement. A friend of mine who lived in the UK in Manchester but had his studies in Birmingham would go to and from his uni by airline. It was cheaper to fly with a stop in Germany or Belgium then to take the much shorter train ride. Flying would set him about 25 pounds back by train it would have cost him 90 pounds.
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  931. I have a Sharp Carousel convection microwave. my parents bought it back in 1993 and now it's in my kitchen and it still works so good. I would hate if it would stop working some day. your version compared to mine is a modern version only I don't see the convection oven function on your version. (I might use it even more for it's oven function then the micro function)
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  932. The Pep Channel well that is life. Even if everything would be perfect we would find something to complain about.
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  933.  @ritmosch  I am sure it will make sure that the patient will not die from cancer.
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  934. Ze doen dat samen. Echter kan de politie alleen bewaken in blauw. Waar marechaussee in extreme gevallen over kan gaan in bewaken in groen (militair). Dat zou een moment zijn waarbij het gewone politie werk stopt.
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  935. just look at aspen from google maps. in all directions there are massive mountains. and very pristine nature. getting a rail line across that will easily be with in the billions or tax money. Most people will not be inclined to fund that for those rich ass people that live in Aspen.
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  936.  @ChickenVeggi  on the short run yes. however as even mentioned in the video that trade might shift a bit to India. As China is a bit less the factory of the world as that is shifting to places like Nigeria and Benin for production. (cheaper) India on the other hand is still growing in both people and work mainly in the people part. or companies.
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  937. And while at the same time suffering from a burst eardrum.
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  938.  @ermin2248  they can be very much a dictator. even more weird is that it's a king that is chosen to be the absolute ruler of both his country (it's always a male) and the Holly See.
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  939. what do you mean with two metro areas growing in to one? do you mean a merger of two metro lines? that depends on how the company's that run them operate.
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  940.  @michaelloedel750  a i didn't notice. for me if i read/hear metro I always think about subways.
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  941.  @michaelloedel750  o here in the Netherlands we can make it complicated. we have villages sized city's ( they are city's do to having gained city rights back 700 years ago) but we don't have incorporated and unincorporated. every place belongs to a township. but then we have been able to grow in to what works for a few hundred years.
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  942.  @manuelapollo7988  the ECB do to the system being ruled by multiple national governments at once. becomes more independent. only when all 27 nations agree one something new a policy can be changed. this gives the ECB more time to do so before a new rule forces them to change. the US fed. could be forced by congress if they really want to change something. that is once less layer then with the European scale. (and only once)
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  943.  @henrybn14ar  that is not so much the currency as economic it self. Both the US Dollar, the British pound, the Swiss franc and some other currencies are viewed as a relative stable currency. The chance that the currency it self will go over in to hyperinflation or deflation is lower than with other currencies. In the end currency is bound by the trust people have in the currency it self.
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  944. even then it could be arbitrary as like a cobra a snake that is evolved to defend it self against bipodal hominins. It has no need for any other animal it naturally encounters to be able to spit venom up to 2 meters in the air (about the height of the eyes of a standing adult human). at that moment there venom against humans is more used as a defence not because it wants to eat us but to want us to not eat/kill them. It's also most likely the reason they developed there ''wings'' so we as humans can see them even better so we know we can and they know we will they to avoid them.
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  945.  @sebaldc.2681  maar ik gok dat het voor de politie net zo leuk is om te doen. het vergt ook voor hen om creatief te zijn in hun achtervolging.
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  946. Nothing. it would arrive month later if ever.
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  947.  @VraelFreorhe  but the war it self is still the same as in there is a war going on in multiple locations. the ship has to go to the other location so it won't be able to protect it's home. that is something that with in the video is considered. if the USA would not be involved in the war at all. that would change the game a bit. still the fact that closer by the British oversees were at hand would have been a problem.
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  948.  @VraelFreorhe  if the Yamato would come in to the picture when the Bismarck was already unable to sail on it's own power. so the German crew on board will mostly be ether stressed or at least be very on edge. to then get help a entirely foreign non German speaking vessel. will most likely be a negative affect. in the fog of war big chance that the Germans will see the Yamato just as a other threat. keep in mind they don't really have a way to communicate with the other as the Japanese would not have had a German speaking person and the Germans would not have had a Japanese speaking sailor on board. if they could even communicate at all. the British on the other side have had the experience to have done battle against both navies. that could help the British more. plus they would still have the home advantage that the Bismarck was laying crippled just out side of mainland UK. the UK could use there air support to keep the battle in there favour.
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  949.  @VraelFreorhe  ''the assumption that the two ships would not be able to communicate or even recognize what nation the other belongs is not correct I believe. " with your first command you where talking about a rescue mission. Sure in a calm situation communicating might be not a real problem. But in the heat of battle people tend to become less able to do stuff that is not pure instinctive. the fog off war is a real problem even people of the own would sometimes fire up on there own do to mistake. yes they are allied but that is only the top. on board are mostly just your average crew. they will likely have never seen the other navy in person. (even the senior officers may with luck only heard of the other). see the battle from the perspective from being on board not at a top down point of view. Doing battle is a very scary thing to do. even if you are very well trained people have a aversion to dying.it's that part that will make it very hard to work to gather unless you are so well trained to gather that you personally know the others on the other ship.
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  950. well they do often allow you to have a digital card in your phone. In Japan it has to be the actual card always.
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  951. how interesting. Just for the fun or do you have a aim with it? if I may ask?
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  952. ik ben benieuwd waar voor er in het cellen complex een briefje aan de muur hangt met de tekst. "Honden- en kattenvoer staat boven op de kast bij koelkast'' Houden jullie op dat complex ook not een dieren asiel er op na? Hoewel dat zal best nog eens kunnen werken met sommige gedetineerde.
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  953. that karaoke room in it self seems like it could very well double as a meeting room. where you could use the screens ether for a video call and/or to show a presentation on all the while with a nice background view of the local area.
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  954.  @albertbord  no it was real. when he lived in Bergen that there where electric coils in the road for heating. otherwise even with snow chains you could not get up.
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  955.  @albertbord  I don't know exact but it was direct at the water. i will ask him.
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  956.  @MdvK-d6c  o jawel eenden blakband is voor het plakken van je badeend
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  957.  @tonsey  That would be more a RLL video. It looks to much like there is actual content and not enough bad jokes.
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  958.  @tiffyw92  depends on who you ask. We know if it's to the mind of a Chines person there aircraft has to be dragon shaped. (that would be kind of asome)
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  959.  @SeaJayMalm  no no just ram it in with a hammer. no drill needed.
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  960. about the playing and intelligence I wonder how much overlap the intelligence of certain bigger tortoise are to these buddies. As they also like to play as I noticed when I did volunteer work at a reptilian zoo. At least one must have known it was being a ass to walk over the rake I was using to clean there space. or run in to the work closet as soon as the door opened. If only knowing it was being a bit of a ass.
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  961. No its Durk from veritablisium
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  962. Actually it is a correct pronunciation if you base it on the Dutch name Nassau. (the name of hour royal family Orange-Nassau)
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  963.  @fred2796  the only real mistake is where he had split the name.(is that the accentuation) He placed it as Nass_au In Dutch it's Na_ssau
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  964.  @fred2796  to be fair. Nass_aw sounds odd for me.
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  965.  Metal 1974  Please elaborate? How is it wrong? The way i showed is the way the Dutch royal family is spoken to if done properly. It's there actual name. Van Orange_Nassau with the accentuation in the Nassau part at NA_ssau
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  966. time it self. it still is used to this day.
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  967.  @redditshortstories122  but doing so while looking in a camera viewer to make sure that the focus keeps correct .resulting in blind skiing backwards for a relatively long shot. that is quite a challenge
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  968.  @waltervanbrunchem2462  is dat een HAI referentie?
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  969. They are terrifying animals. That's why you need to use a holly hand grenade agents them.
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  970. It always seems funny to me that the maintenance of the waterways is a task for the army. Like why? why the army? A army man or woman on a boat is the wrong place to be. that is (merchant) marine territory.
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  971.  @kempo_95  there have been civil engineers are as old as the road to Rome. In my home country civil engeneers where already digging out canals and reclame land back in the 1400th those are not build by our army just your everyday people and lead by civil engineers.
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  972. als ze willen dat je ze niet of heel moeilijk kunt horen kunnen ze met de Zulu extra hoog vliegen. Dan is de kans groot dat het geluid wegvalt in de drukte van een stad als Utrecht.
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  973. wait Shopify? but what about Squarespace? are you cheating on them?
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  974. if there is no good sushi place near become the sushi place near. Be your own costumer.
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  975.  @conq1273  sorry this was a reaction mend under a other comment. but still no clue who or what Manifest Destiny is. but if there is a lag of a business somewhere there might be a demand for it.
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  976. HMS? His Majesties Ships? I did not know that the British Royal navy would even run airport restaurant. I guess that would bring in a lot of beans on toast.
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  977. Here in the Netherlands people just ask for a reservation of a table. Then the restaurant places areservation sign and that's all. If you would just leave your belongings behind the staff will clear it away.
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  978. I know that this topic has been covered on YouTube before. I don't know for sure if it was Vsaice si show or anyone els from the first education youtube generation.
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  979.  @doodlebug1820  at the end of the rainbow.
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  980.  @licentiousdreams  why would you carry the gold? Make that pesky chum do the work.
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  981. Here in the Netherlands we have a windfarm that has a detection system. If birds come to close to the towers the blades are automatically shut down. (all of the blades at once)
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  982. om hulp verlener te worden moet je ook een voor van gek zijn. wanneer normaal mensen weg gaan van gevaar gaan zij er juist op af. Maar idd wat Lisa ook zegt dat zit in je en laat je vaak ook nooit meer los. Ik zou het graag willen kunnen maar ik kan niet goed werken onder druk. Well nodig als hulpverlener.
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  983. Samuel Arnold even villages have it to a level. With a small village the main street is a mix of low shop related commercial with residential. The other parts are also residential at first but as the village grows some residential properties may be re given to commercial use or offices. Industrial and heavy commercial areas are mostly kept to fixed area of a vilage, town.
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  984.  @ommsterlitz1805  that's because you are not allowed to be on a building site with out all the safety in check.
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  985.  @sparklesparklesparkle6318  it burned down do to maintenance with in the roof.
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  986.  @sparklesparklesparkle6318  why would a Polish roof worker. Have any reason to burn down something what to them is holy?
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  987. can't they use (sea) water as a battery? use the excess energy during the peaks to pump water up a reservoir and when you need the energy let gravity pull the water down again across a turbine. this is something the UK already has been using for a pretty long time. if you use sea water it won't even use fresh water.
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  988. Is it me or does it look like Joey is drowning in his own lemon sweater? That sweater looks bigger then him self.
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  989.  @patrickmorrey8722  but it's not that humans all made just once in there life and then just repeat on giving birth for over 30 years.
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  990. But one problem the car is part wise made out of our family. The rubber in the tires and the oil and sugar in the plastics in the car.
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  991. Or just place it underneath a rocket during liftoff ad a launch facility like NASA has. The shear heat and energy is a very good test.
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  992. Als dat de reden zou zijn voor het bezit dan zal de eigenaar ook een recept krijgen van een arts. Die kunnen ze dan gewoon tonen.
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  993. i actually never used them. by the time that storing data of any kind was interesting (2004 and on wards) the simple USB sticks also existed. sure in the beginning they where limited to a few MB but for homework where i sometimes needed them for that was enough. plus they where given away for free by schools and companies like they where just candy. during high school (2003 to 2008) that was all i needed. o and for watching movies I just used the school computers because school safety stuff where a bit to easy to get around.
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  994. The solution could be a reletive cheap one. And you could use it to generate electricity and irrigate the farmlands around it at the same time. Make a vacuum tube and add at a turbine in to the system and a way to collect some of the down falling water again. You could use that as irrigation/drinking water.
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  995. it sure is. it was made for the original version of this film
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  996. was this a double add? Brilliant and Tesla? does that mean that we will get a the new Tesla with 20% discount?
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  997. that set is so well done. it's insane. You could do so much with it. and even if you ever want/need a other look for a shot. with just a new poster here or a few lights changed it would be a new place all over. for example that candy shop could be temporarily altered to a flower stall. the ramen shop could also be used as a curry shop. or just a pub.
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  998. A parked car is not really a issue. the most heat created is from the friction between the wheels and the road. the more friction the more heat. the biggest creator of heat in a city is our own sewage. you can notice it when it is snowing the first part that is snow/ice free will be a manhole connected to the sewer.
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  999. how are you going to registrate the 29th of February ? next year has 366 days
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  1000. if you make the mold bigger you can indeed have more bricks at once. however that would become pretty hard to do on just human labour. If it was in a more industrial level they would have at a wind or water powered mill that could do that. Mind you building a wind or water mill was a expensiveendeavour for the drying of the bricks burying them in sand at that early state would be to heavy for the clay and deform them. you could by the time they started stacking them do so but it does not really add much. air is in a way the most effective as they also take away the moisture. again in a more industrial setting they could have cheated by placing the new bricks in a room close to a secondary oven or even just in the same room as the actual kill was located. and let it dry like that for about a month. but for on the open it would be way to intensive and requiring way to much energy to even attempt it.
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  1001.  @zukacs  where do you live them? there are more launch sites that you think.
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  1002.  White wolf  the thing is a president in the case like this. they still have 1 important job. They are the securety that can fire the ministers out of function if they bring the safety of the nation in danger. a other function they often have is that they are above party politics so can give good advice or connect people in that function. they are in a way the top ambassador of said nation. representing the entire nation not just the government.
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  1003.  @IkeOkerekeNews  so you want the system of San Marino?
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  1004.  @IkeOkerekeNews  if you have more members you just create yourself a parliament. They already exist.
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  1005. or have that as the basis for a mold to then cast one out of a long lasting material. Like clay or a made from wood
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  1006. Well the joke is they don't really have to. The EU single market is already working on making it mandatory if they want to sell with in the European market. When it's about hardware it's way to expensive to make two versions. software side isn't even more funny as a few topics with in the video are they have complied to with in the EU marked but do keep that separate to the US marked.
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  1007. where is the nebula version? i only see the your Why are there so many strip malls? video there.
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  1008. 8:51 ik dacht even dat je een stel nieuwe handboeien ging halen.😋
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  1009. het gedoog beleid is iets ingewikkelder. in eerste instantie is het bezit softdrugs nog steeds verboden. Echter zolang jij niet meer bij je hebt dan de gebruikers hoeveelheid zal je niet worden vervolgt. Wel wordt het in beslag genomen want het is nog steeds een illegaal product. pas wanneer volledig legale softdrugs zou hebben wordt het een ander verhaal. Het lopende experiment met legale wiet teelt zou dat wel mogelijk kunnen maken.
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  1010.  @kindlin  not to my knowing. but it would be possible.
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  1011. I live in a small town [44. 566 in total (last count in August 2017)] And here it is similar. It's big enough to have the stuff of a smaller city. But it is still small enough that every place with in is on bicycle distance.
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  1012.  @saftsuse866  it depends on how you are going to use the robots and if only one person will operate one robot. i could imagine that if a company would have to house the robot they could let it be operated by e few people so you can make the robot work 24/7 it's a robot it doesn't need sleep. Also if it works and there is a small network of those robots you could even let someone go from one avatar to the other in a other place. besides you could also use it even for people who are fine and healthy but just to far away to normally work there.
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  1013. depends on how you see it as worse. I mean the cat one although really messed up would not kill way to much people even by evident. Now the real problem is the Mars bar being shot from space. that would be death by chocolade.
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  1014.  @KapiteinKrentebol  no you have to bring your own bag. or pay € 25,99 (don't want to pay get of the plain).
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  1015.  @Scarletraven87  that is the sometimes difficult balance of politics. We can do nothing but we do know that the citizens with in are suffering. Are you or others content with the knowledge that it would only get worse for them. with a diplomatic way out of a stale mate you might prevent the situation of not getting better at the very least not get even more worse. More so if you can get to a point that a nation like North Korea really wants to be on a positive note with a body like the EU it might even lessen there stands. both to the outside but maybe even more imported to the domestic side. If only to please the outside but by doing so giving there own people a little breathing space. know this can be a process of years with very little to show for. but a seed can be planted and grow if let be.
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  1016.  @ShamanMcLamie  on other location it did show that it helped. if only that you can help as a third neutral party. If you look at Colombia and there problems with the FARC. partly with help of Sweden they found a way and are working on a more peace full way of working on the reasons why. Even if other groups do still fight and splinter cells of FARC if you can can make a bigger portion to actually lay down there weapons. that is a plus for all involved. Do understand that a improvement really can be very local. but it could still be enough to get a ball rolling. but it can mean that it might take close to a decade or two. that is a very slow, almost boring form diplomacy. but it can help.
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  1017. Its a blue dress with black stripes.
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  1018. they already do some of the deliveries. he even mentions it in the video. but it won't get much cheaper. getting cargo up is just very costly in general.
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  1019. Apple would still be aloud to use there own system next to the USB-C system if they think it's that important to also have them.
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  1020.  @peterew  Daarom worden hier in Zeeland schiet partijen op afspraak geregeld en minimaal een week van te voren afspreken.
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  1021. With the amount of German tourist visiting the Netherlands just to cycle. You would think people would like to take it back home.
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  1022. ik gok dat JW iets te bekend is om mee te gaan in de heimelijke operaties van de DSI
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  1023.  @vintagemotorcyclerepair4052  in short tourist. LV do to the casino's LA do to the beaches, Hollywood and other tourist locations. By car its just to long to just visit for a day. and by air is a bit to much. plus the time spending on the ground (pre/post) flight is still really high. a true highspeed would make a journey like that a two hour hop. You could do that with in a day.
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  1024.  @lukasvandeputte9299  they could if Waloon has a Waloon nationalist party. There final goal would be the same. Only form the opposite of the federal boarder.
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  1025. The real challenge I have is to teach YouTube to stop showing certain topics. Even after using the I am not interested/ don't show X Chanel to me.
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  1026.  @daanothoff  de capaciteit binnen de justitionele instellingen wordt juist maximaal gebruikt. Er moeten zelfs instellingen extra open. Echter het grootste probleem daar is een ernstig te kort aan personeel. Wel iets wat noodzakelijk is wanneer je vindt dat mensen moeten zitten dan heb je ook mensen nodig die die deuren open en dicht kunnen doen. Dat gaan de gedetineerde niet zelf doen. Dus wil je meer mensen achter de tralies kom en solliciteer als bewaker. Dan kun je er direct bij helpen.
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  1027. pure on the effect that the London underground just exist longer I think that it would be the hotter of the two. It just had more time to heat up.
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  1028.  @TrueDargen  they have there own time and do not question it or they will go on strick until you do understand.
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  1029.  @PresidentFlip  but do you still see it as one city or are the two areas (functionally) two separate cities
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  1030.  @ililililili9726  if you take someone who never walks more than a few steps. It might take them a bit to get comfortable to walk 20 km. A full marathon definitely demands training. If you don't want to harm yourself.
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  1031.  @CarFreeSegnitz  that plus the problem you got when that aircraft would be flying anywhere above the ground and do to any problem crash land back to the ground. I mean with a conventual aircraft it is already a massive fire ball and all. If you add a nuclear core in to the mix you would have your self a dirty bomb at best or a full out atomic bomb at worse. I would not like to live somewhere where those can fly over.
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  1032. that city looks like a Dutch city trying to be a American. especially with the bikes everywhere.
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  1033. I thought that the best cannons where cast in the same way (and often by) as big clocked. They where poured at once. the bell for the sounds and strength. The cannon more to make sure that there is no hole other then the intended one.
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  1034. Why is the Nebula version not online?
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  1035. that is war in general. you pay people to fight for you and win doing so. (or die trying)
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  1036. ik was daarom ook altijd positief verrast dat bij Volvo autos dat opgelost is door dat de verlichting gewoon standaard aan staat zodra je de auto start tot dat je deze uitzet. zelfs de oudere jaren 80 modellen deden dat. Maar dan is/was het in Zweden gewoon verplicht dat ligt altijd aan is.
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  1037. On this topic, Ryotoro from Ryotoros Japan did make a pretty extensive video on it last year. I can really recommend it.
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  1038.  @DasDieDerErik  he does say that however I do think that he does have good ideas. He just needs the people that can do the idea. As for most he is more creative in his head. Also he must have socked up some entrepreneurial spirit from his friends. As most of them are very much business people at hart.
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  1039. and to think this was more mend as a showcase number. to show what they could do musically
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  1040. Dan moeten die mensen ook soliceteren. uit eindelijk is de uitdaging dat er gewoon een kleinere groep aan mensen beschikbaar is om te werken in algemeen en die groep heeft de keuze in alle beroepen die er zijn. Gaan die mensen naar X dan gaan ze niet naar Y.
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  1041.  @tjeremiah9747  dat kan ik beamen. ik heb een paar jaar terug (zomer 2018) bedrijfsafval opgehaald in Zeeland. Waarbij ook de politie posten in Zeeland. Bij een van de bureaus hadden ze op het terrein. twee autos die meer leken op moelen uit 2009. met missende wieldoppen, panelen ie zijn vervangen of de verf wat zon bakken lijkt. echt alsof het een dagelijke auto is van iemand die gewoon naar zijn werk in de bouw gaat of zo. Dat waren blijkbaar autos die zij gebruiken als video wagens maar ook voor licht heimelijk observative werk. alleen het bordje met stop/volg politie kan ik zien door dat we er direct naast stonden.
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  1042. Tom does have That. That is the Tom Scott plus channel.
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  1043. I think that the journey it self is a very good concept. It's similar as when people go on a pilgrimage. That it can be brutal during the journey that by it self that is part of the experience. Having people part ways on the route will help you to get you to keep going and also share the experience. the filming of it together with all of the extra stuff that might have been just to much. I loved to see it but if you ever ever get it in your brain to do it again to some degree please keep it way smaller.
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  1044.  @57thorns  still the point is the same. The amount of people/machinery needed to move the same amount of cargo on trains in comparison to what 1 ship can do plus the fact you can maintain the ship on the go something not really possible with a train.
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  1045. tja dat krijg je als B100.
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  1046. I have once been able to get a glimpse of the extreme insane logistics behing a Andre Reu concert. They don't build in a day but need at least a week to build up and break down. (they are that big) So as a solution to that they just have duplicated that set like 6 times. so one location is ready wile they are breaking down like two other veneus. they also have a army of crew as everything is times 6 to every person on site. I know that is son used to run a trucking company with only 1 costumer his father. (by road, train, ship or by air.)
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  1047.  @semirakubrom9598  Jan Willem reed dus danig hard dat hij zijn rijbewijs mocht inleveren. Ook hij mag dat niet in zijn eigentijd.
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  1048.  @pradyumn2692  I can't say for OP but often horses where seen as nobel creatures almost equal to humans themselves. Just the stigma on letting your horse suffer let alone die would have been frowned up on at best and quite badly punished at worse. (just safe of actual hanging) Other animals did not have that kind of treatment.
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  1049. overall camping where i live (the Netherlands) can be similar minus the mountain part. I didn't notice if this a camping spot you have to rent or if you can just go there? in the Netherlands you don't have free spots camping are always a business over here.
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  1050.  @pawala7  interesting. here in the Netherlands it's very much being used as a place to relax. People will also use it for drying clothing but that is more a secondary reason.
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  1051. There is one big problem with a nuclear propulsion rocked. You need to take a nuclear reactor core in to space on a rocked in the first place. With the very scary but realistic problem that if something goes wrong during lift off or any stage with in the earth atmosphere. The explosion will result in a dirty bomb at least or a full out atomic explosion at worse. Even when they are in orbit around earth but low enough to fall back down if a other object smashes in to said rocked you still have a dirty bomb falling down to earth with out any control where it might fall.
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  1052. @Vladimir O I totally degree on that. It is nuts but it's very difficult to get it changed.
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  1053.  @gu3sswh075  That depends on the type of building. Here buildings that have a public function or are a first priority can not refuse entry to anyone. (governmental owned, food based stores, schools public transport) privet companies can ask a bit more however they still need to do so with in the limed of the law. Here the laws that you and only you own your body is very strict. But also the law on (medical) privacy is very strong. the first is a constitutional rule so if the government would like to change it it will take years and years to do so.
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  1054.  @Ziegler55  wat handtas die hele boodschappen tas aan het stuur is vol met XTC pillen.
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  1055. Kaleer101 no Braidy it's Durk.
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  1056.  @ismarwinkelman5648  rond 13:03 op de achter deuren zie je het van binnen uit. (van buiten laten ze de auto zeer beperkt zien)
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  1057.  @lornemiller3489  it could possible keep it shape long enough to then fill said hide with clay and make the shape more permanent. the raw hide would function as a mold.
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  1058. Why should i go with Wix if you already recommended Square space before to us. What does Wix do better than?
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  1059.  @Tesla_Iive2023-  the thing is you can not give consent what a company might do to information of a third party. that is one of the hooks the EU has used/is using against Meta, Alphabet and other tech giants.
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  1060. extremophiles: yes you are.
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  1061.  @danielhall2991  we don't need to. Again we have tools to do that for us. We can kill others sitting on a desk behind a computer. About 2000 kilometers away from them.
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  1062. pff Itunes Who would use that? I just gave my mothers pc aids while using LimeWire. I had every virus you could dream of.
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  1063. I am curious as how some brand seem to do very well with out ever seen read or heard any advertising about it at all.
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  1064. I have had the privilege to drive across the dam multiple times. And also visit the first pilon up close. But then my own father has helped to build the dam and all that was needed for the project.
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  1065. no this is his own webcam. he lives there you know. he made that vote extra difficult for his own privet jet
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  1066. 10,006 to be more precise don't forget the swimmer and the camera guy
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  1067. Deze video werd mede mogelijk gemaakt door Guinness. 😉
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  1068. ik vraag mij af of je het meer hoort of voelt met zo veel geluid haha.
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  1069. Well here pork chops are done just in the French style. Only ad salt and pepper and either fry them in a frying pan or on a open fire. The later can at a bit of a smoke taste to it.
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  1070.  @ChrisWellejus  apparently. I would love to visit Denmark and see it for my self.
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  1071.  @jesperhedegaard9581  wait you aren't Dutch? even your family name sounds Dutch. I know that here people are named Heidegaard. So most likely you your self have even a direct link to a Dutch person/location
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  1072.  @jesperhedegaard9581  in Dutch it means the exact same thing. only we wright it like heide and you wright hede. gaard is both the same (not really being used now a days out side of names)
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  1073.  @jesperhedegaard9581  absolute.
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  1074. A addition to these all is that the bigger the units became. The more non military people who would also partake in the campaign. As it would be economically interesting to have specialised support. From blacksmiths and tailors. To religious support to entertainment. Possibly some translators if you would go in lesser known areas. In the end it would really replicate a large village to a small town.
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  1075. vaak kun je gewoon bij jou lokale basis team dat aanvragen. Wanneer daar ruimte voor is mag je zeker als burger mee. Veel agenten vinden hun werk gewoon leuk en delen graag met je wat ze doen daar waar dat kan.
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  1076. @Dream Youniverse it does? So you are saying they can make a full functional organ?
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  1077.  @Fleetstreetbestone  what does that have to do with my assumption with the lab grown organs?
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  1078.  @ooooneeee  that I understand. However it is still the end goal to be able to make it possible. It might take use multiple generations to get there. But if they find a way to do so. It would be very beneficial.
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  1079.  @troywalt4834  the thing is. If they would figure out how to artificially create a working organ. That means that they already figured out how to make consumable meat that could replace the traditional way.
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  1080.  @churchroadrecordsreviewsan231  for now for sure. However the aim is to get it as good as a original healthy version. It might take us a additional 100 years. But it would be very beneficial for people that would be living then.
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  1081. But who needs a vacuum cleaner that big?
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  1082.  Sherlock Whole mess  we needed a lot of war ships do to those Brits. But we used them more in the home theatre. the VOC you are referring to was even more odd. They where a privet company with it's own army and own navy. Independent of the republic. (the republic could request them to help but that was all) the joke is the 3 wars between the Republic and the UK was mainly do to trade.
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  1083.  @GOAT_GOATERSON  we Dutch have the Caribbean parts of our kingdom.
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  1084.  @dylanlcreser  that is doable there only 26 parties and splinter cells now. even we mostly consider the somewhat bigger parties with + 10 seats (the smaller parties often have one or two seats at most.)
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  1085. or you go the Dutch way. At Amsterdam Schiphol airport you will find a shopping mall in front of the checking area. There are even people that will just go to the shopping mall with out the idea to fly anywhere.
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  1086. I would not see it to far fetched that if you are carrying someone his sword for him that you would carry it on your back. To even show that it is not your weapon. You are carrying it for the owner. If the owner is next to them in a pinch they could just give you the sword it self or let you draw it straight from there back.
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  1087.  @ArthursHD  that would require enormous amount of development cost because you would need to build a entire new line across the world (all has to be one gauche) you would need multiple lines every where. you would ether have to go true or over mountains and valleys. across desserts. and you still can't way more with you then the weakest point in the line could carry. but those massive ships are already there. they already are more or less full automated. they don't need to cross anything but water. and if they need to more even more they can just build them even bigger and they will just do that.
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  1088.  @SpiritsBB  How do you eat a military cargo air plane?
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  1089. here in the Netherlands they tried it but it didn't becoming really that big out side of some cities. But then here it is because every idiot already owns a bike (if not more) tourist do use them but even then they are more like old fashion rental bikes.
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  1090. they are good enough that even here in the Netherlands they are used quite common or something similar. especially near a intersection.
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  1091. with the camera and the phone battery he might have found gold. as a lot of electronica use it in small amounts.
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  1092. Dat licht aan de situatie. veel twee richtingen fiets paden zijn zeker ingericht dat hulpdiensten maar ook gemeente voertuigen er overheen kunnen met nog iets ruimte over. Die zijn dan ook net zo breed als 1 reguliere 30km weg deel voor autos. . er zijn ook nog fietspaden voor een enkele richting en vaak zijn deze wel smaller van opzet. Daar past een hulpdienst auto vaak minder tot niet er op.
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  1093. a other factor not talked about in the video is that the number 3 holds a very strong cultural significant in a lot of cultures. and in at least European based cultures the number 7 is also very important. when ever people have to pick a number between 0 and 10 they wil ether pick 3 or 7. so if you have a longer string of numbers you effectively combine 3 and 7. most people will count from lower number to higher. so 37 (3 goes before 7) a bit less will use 73 as it counts down. I can imagine that if you would ask people to pick a 3 digit number they would pick 379 or 973. 397 or 793 will look odd as it is not in following order. as then you just count up or down with odd numbers. I would be interested what people would pick when as random when seeing roman numerals written down.
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  1094.  @Puntjes.  u levert zeker de koffie aan. Geloof mij waar ik ook kom de dames en heren die de koffie brengen zijn echt bij iedereen bekend en geliefd.
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  1095. -1 plus -1 summertime) Western European time zone
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  1096. Sam does not go outside. for that task he has Amy. Outside is scary
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  1097. you could show them a clip of the Dutch sport of NK Tegenwindfietsen ( Dutch Headwind Cycling Championships) The Dutch Headwind Cycling Championships (in Dutch: NK Tegenwindfietsen, pronounced [ˈteːxə(ɱ)ʋɪntˌfitsə(n)]) are an annual Dutch cycling time trial championships that takes place during storms (wind force 7 or higher). They are not regulated by the Royal Dutch Cycling Union.[1][2] The Championships take place on the Oosterscheldekering storm barrier, which faces the North Sea, and have been held in fall or winter since 2013. Competitors must ride the 8.5 km course against the wind on upright single-speed bicycles, which are provided by the organization. The championships are announced three days before a storm is expected. Since 2014 there is also a team time trial. A total of 200 individual cyclists (300 cyclists in 2020) can participate, plus 25 teams of four cyclists. Participants start 30 seconds apart from each other and the one with the fastest time wins.[3] In 2020 both the male and female reigning champions (from 2018) successfully defended their titles.
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  1098.  @kirkshanghai  more the opposite. he will make monks work out of filling out the paperwork. He would be the wet dream of any DMV desk worker.
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  1099.  @tonywalters7298  you do realise i was making a joke.
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  1100.  @catherinebond7474  so airfrance while surfing?
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  1101. no this would be the war of Durum kebab vs Gyros.
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  1102. The concept of it being a one person car exist in the Renault Twizy. It does work pretty good for smaller trips.
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  1103. omdat de man daar zit moet het complex ook bewaakt worden. dit ook voor de veiligheid van zowel de overige collega's als de persoon in kwestie. mocht er een calamiteit voor doen war bij een evacuatie moet plaats vinden.
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  1104. i have 1
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  1105. @Mike Omniscient if you don't travel much outside of your residential country or visa area it would be a waste of money. I only need it if i go visit my dad who lives in the USA. living in the Netherlands crossing the borders with in the Schengen zone is not a problem at all.
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  1106. Here in the Netherlands you have to take your own lunch to school. Lunch will mainly consist bread with cold cuts, cheese and /or some sweet topping. Other items are more of a novelty. Some elementary schools do have a school milk program you could subscribe to but they aren't really popular.
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  1107. dat zeker. Met Dennis merk ik altijd een soort van competitieve houding. ze gunnen elkaar wel het succes maar zullen niet twijfelen om elkaar in te wrijven wanneer ze elkaar voor bij gaan. Wel met dan de ander gelijk uit te dagen weer beter te worden. Want het moet wel een competitie blijven.
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  1108.  @adam-qu6dh  good luck and if noting works you could just tell them: Go Fuck yourself. ;)
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  1109. Maybe a addition to these series is to look how families that similar to your own have both a now Japanese and the other country costumes. Does that reflect in something as the breakfast, in doing household stuff, just the mondaine things.
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  1110. thank you for giving context.
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  1111. Could you play Edvard Griegs In the Hall of the Mountain King? I mean you are then playing inside of the mountain
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  1112. gewoon een verkeerslicht van de straat geplukt. 😉
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  1113. you could even go for something already proposed (as a compromise of only 2 Olympic locations) go for like 6 (1 per continent.) for the southern continents (hotter in general) go for the summer Olympic cities. for the northern continents go for winter Olympic cities. the upside is that even after or before a event at a particular Olympic location people that do want to compete in the Olympics can train in the fixed venues also for the other years. It would promote that city it self on a more permanent basis that the facilities will be used after a game is over. (it will be back every 12 years at that location) you still can promote your continent to a point.
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  1114. for most it would have been just there job. with a bit of luck you would gain some extra money from the loot you might be able to get after a battle. or maybe as interesting while some are fighting you can do some trading in the area. or your merchant will (and as there lord you get a cut)
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  1115. But it does help if only for the direct surrounding.
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  1116. I have been a subscriber to you from the time of your first boom together with Wendover and Real Engineer. that's around March/April 2017 (that's the oldest podcast release (Showmakers) and i knew you 3 at about the same day's) In the beginning i even thought that you tree were part of a bigger company together.
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  1117. On the buyers site. I have noticed that some stores do deliberately only sell a few versions of a type. not do to lack of space. but if a store has to much options it can lead people to become indecisive. (to much options) Here in the Netherlands supermarkets like Aldi and Lidl deliberately only sell there own brand and for some shell stable items they do also sell 1 A brand level product. (making it cheaper for the stores but also easier to pick for the clientele. I know that when I am in the USA visiting my relatives I can get overwhelmed by just the insane size of a Wall Mart.
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  1118. To bad i gave Sam the bonus. HAI was easier to type in. Maybe share that bonus?
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  1119. Back at home my parents used a basic brewer bit would just poor it all over in to a separate flask. Or better they had two. My mother preferred a slight less strong coffee them my father does.
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  1120.  @timfischer  I have seen similar things being used but just with the use of the water/ coffee pressure it self. Also worked with soups and what not. But it was massive. Like you use it when you go somewhere with a group.
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  1121. that could release some shocking news.
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  1122. I have two questions. one your friend Dave might know. the other you best know. for one what happens with the money/food that is offered at a temple/shrine after it has been brought in by people. (are they left there for eternity or do the monks use it?
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  1123. same here. on other channels i just watch the Nebula version but i do use the YT version to give a reaction.
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  1124.  @ShaneTheBane  They might have offered more money. However if the other is offering more control with in his department and more spending budget on the actual job. (not his own income) that can bring someone over. Often for those people the job it self is a passion project.
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  1125.  @ligametis  well even busses can help reducing cars in a city. Here in the Netherlands a lot of the downtown areas are often car free. but public transport busses are still allowed to get with in that centre. A typical bus can hold about 40 to 50 passengers in total. if the bus is full that would remove about 40 cars of the street. (the majority uses there car as a 1 user transport mode). you can remove cars from areas of the US by just banning them from a area but make sure there is a transit point around those areas. (the inner zone would only allow busses, and non car transport. (bikes, walking, skateboard, riksjas, mopeds) you might not be able to do it for a entire city but bigger blokes could work
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  1126.  @level10peon  It might help that at Airbus some of there bigger share holders are the French, German and Spanish government's For them the longevity of the company and their people working for the different divisions of Airbus. creates the mind set that not the profit it self is the target. profit is only a tool to make sure the company keeps on going. that company creates lots of jobs. Lots of jobs is a lot of money that can be taxed.
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  1127. 53? that is still a insane amount if you compare it to about any other team based sports.
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  1128. if you would like some more deep dive. Real Science is running a seperate series fully dedicated on the origin of humans. It might be only on Nebula but if it's for teaching purpose. maybe very interesting.
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  1129.  @barvdw  all the content creators I see have cut out the sponsor massages. often like replace the add part for some extra info on the topic.
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  1130.  @hipu  the thing is all his video's have a extra for the Nebula version. I myself often not even bother to watch the You tube version and go straight to Nebula. I only use the YouTube version to react to the video. (I do that with all the Nebula videos also from other people I follow)
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  1131. you mean the grand mosque of Istanbul? It has not been a cathedral for about 566 years.
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  1132.  @huaiwei  yes, that one. And i believe that there has been plans to make it a Mosque again.
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  1133.  @trxo.1319  wait Russia has no Soyuz rockets? Or does Russia borrow it from Kazachstan because no one else is using them.
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  1134.  @Nico-uit-brabant  eerder Klara Bertina de hoevigste en haar kudde.
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  1135. zoals dat bordje er bij hangt bij 11:49 krijg ik de indruk dat het mogelijk moet zijn om wanneer je in uniform bent je dwars door die dicht gemetselde deur kan lopen. Is dat het kantoor voor het AT? die hebben geen normale deur nodig.
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  1136.  @Dockhead  i think that before the radiation of a banana can do harm you will have to be buried with in a mountain of banana's. Some how i have the feeling that you would die from suffocation or just being squeezed to death before anything of the radiation can really have a effect.
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  1137.  @gregor-samsa  where in Europe? here in the Netherlands i have never heard of that. but then people don't tempt to eat 30 to 40 eggs in one go.
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  1138. I can see that for on your face a leather cap that covers your head and parts of your face would have worked well. Or take a page out if the book of a medieval sailor. As a cloak did not work on board do to the riggings.
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  1139.  @AntonioHernandez-dz7sc  no, Brain his signature look is his hair. I mean it's still that massive today.
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  1140. it was the way I even found your channel.
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  1141.  @avgeek707  i pay even les. I Still pay $12 a year for the bundle deal. I don't know if you still get them now but in got in really early.
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  1142.  @vonoxid  thats up to the content creator. But in general it's really good. I don't know if it is 4k but definitely hd
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  1143. i don't really need to. my home town is pretty well covered. sure there is always room for improvement. but the basic are really really good. actually not only in my home town but about everywhere I go. even out in the more rural areas. the only time roads are shared is in the densest part of the urban core or other neighbourhoods it self in that case the max speed (30 km/p) will slow everyone down. But i my self don't use my bike I have a mopped I use for my travels as my work is just to far to comfortable go by bike.
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  1144. I have been on the island and even outside of the actual castle/ monastery the village with in the walls also gives space enough for specializations.
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  1145. Maps rarely are 100% correct. Even with modern tools. For once you are drawing a representation of a part of a sphere on a flat surface. A other challenge is what is accurate enough? Does every map need to have the boundaries correct to have no error more then a atom big? This also would require someone to make a map as big as the actual planet to get everything as detailed as possible. Or are the maps as shown in the video good enough to convey the information they would like to give you a rough idea of. Know that it becomes infinitely harder to get from 80% good to that of 100%. even a error of 0,0000000000000000000001% will never be 100%
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  1146.  @KRYMauL  here in the Netherlands there is a truck company that is even testing out trucks that drive on compressed air. (for now only on garbage trucks). the bonus in that is that the refuelling is very fast. Even faster then diesel. there is no waist product safe from just air. and the fact that when the tank is emptying out the total weight goes down as well. (a problem you do have with battery power)
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  1147.  @MrMarinus18  yes most European (long haul) trucks only have a bed, a small fridge and a bit of storage. Trucks that stay in the home area don't have have that.
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  1148.  @davidcontreras-fe9pb  no Sam from Wendover made it very clear he never works with that weirdo Sam from Half As Interesting. (his words not mine). And don;t even talk about that lazy ass that narrates those videos on Extremities.
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  1149. i doubt that it will ever be able to actual chat with the whales. passively listening maybe. but to then actually talk. that is a entire other factor. How do you even establishing that they are talking to whatever human is trying. That is if the whale first recognised that we are trying to. Would it even try to interact with the human or the machine used for the sound part. in a way a whale should be interested enough to be willing to help us understand them. the biggest hurdle in my eyes is the lag of body languish we can use to convey information.
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  1150. There is even a 3rd reason for having them. on days with a heavy wind it can still force a door to close overpowering the wind.
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  1151. I can imagine that the apprentices would get a small amount of money during certain festivals or they might have been allowed to use some of the left over scraps to make something to sell or the things they had made as practise that would be sup par for the guild to really sell. but maybe okay to do a small trade once every now and then. They would not make much from it. just a token here or a small coin there.
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  1152.  @112spotterhaaglanden8  a ik dacht meer zo iets als wanneer de heli niet kan vliegen dan kunnen de trauma arts alsnog over de weg vliegen naar de patient.
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  1153. If bicycles are used so much why don't they have a separate path next to the road like they do over here in the Netherlands ?
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  1154. maybe you are family but with a few generations between. you would need to go up your family tree for a common family and then go back down again. It's often that names where differently spelled even if they where the same. until relative recently even people changed the way the would spell it to how it suited them.
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  1155.  @Foko851  after the late Montserrat Caballé tough Freddie some other breathing technics he was very well capable of doing so. In Exercises In Free Love Freddie sings pure opera. What really attacked his voice after it where the later stages of aids.
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  1156. ​ @mtlicq  those are clouds
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  1157. for the international part for the equipment. it could be helped somewhat if they had a system like the F1 does. haveing multiple sets of all the gear so that it can be shipped out month a head by cargo ship (much less expensive) or even just be kept there at location for the case like a team in London. they could keep a set in London and a set in the US. (maybe even two sets) if it works for F1 why not for the NFL
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  1158. the little site step when you mentioned what happens with the food they the (in home) shrine was something I was really curios about. Does that also apply to the offerings at outdoor shrines or are they left to be taken away by nature?
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  1159.  @landsgevaer  In veel gevallen zijn er ook andere weggebruikers. Je ziet met de actie hier hoeveel er van die auto afkomt als een ongeleide projectiel. De kans dat je dan een andere weggebruiker daar mee (dodelijk) raakt is aanzienlijk. Dat is iets waar die agenten ook rekening mee moeten houden. In dit geval was de weg voor hen vrij en zelfs aan de andere kant van de vangrail was het rustig.
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  1160. Leo Malcom and it wil be drinking a dry martini. Shaken not stirred.
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  1161. there is one other only is a bit more odd as in most of the cases you will be faced with the king of the UK. however the king is also the leader of the Anglican church. In fact claiming to be of the same level as the pope with in the Roman Catholic church. So the king can in fact also act as leader of the church but will often let that being done by the arch bishop.
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  1162. the technologie Japan used/uses for there underground system is less old. Keep in mind parts of the London underground where already operative back in 1863. Some of the problems you see now can not easly be solved do to the city above. There is just not enough space to even modernise the system with out needing to buyout lots of expensive homes just to create space for getting to the system.
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  1163. Helaas zijn die niet te koop. U zult bij de politie in dienst moeten gaan om die te mogen dragen.
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  1164.  @ThomasGabrielsen  hmm interesting. for us hydroelectric was not really a option. the gas was the most easy thing to use. especially with the Groningen gas fields.
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  1165. sounds like something for Ryanair. No seats no nothing just a hold. good luck.
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  1166. If I see Tonkatsu it reminds me of a good quality Schnitzel.
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  1167. the biggest marked Microsoft still has. Is mainly with in the corporate world. Mainly because most office people have been grown up with there Microsoft office products based on a Windows system. If they would like to grow again just go in on that marked. That is what made them good in the first place. Don't be flashy and new. Rather be boring and reliable. Don't change the looks to often but stay true to how people in offices use the system for most of the time. Let the more funny things over to their subsidiaries. Like use the Xbox division to make the OS for both the gaming system and the home (gaming) pc systems.
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  1168. het duurste zal de transport zijn. zelf worden ze best vaak verkocht.
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  1169.  @universalsorrow  they and everyone that publishes on Nebula owns Nebula. That is how that company is structured. Standard and by extend Nebula is a agency. Nebula makes deals with advertisers on behalve of the members. however all members are effectively independent.
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  1170. De panters van de politie? Klinkt heftig. Wanneer de politie honden niet meer werken sturen ze de panters.
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  1171. But can quantum computing let me play doom?
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  1172. no if YouTube would do that it would just stop working all together. I advice you to never drink that crap.
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  1173.  @zachrayy288  it's just the abuse of good water. i love good quality beer but not the crap from the Zoeterwoude brewery that is H.
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  1174.  @An0niem4  binnen de context als deze valt het onder een wapen. Zou de beste persoon die knuppel in een sporttas bij zich hebben met daarbij sportkleding, schoenen. een honkbal en handschoen dan zou je kunnen stellen dat het om een sport artikel gaat die als zo danig ook wordt meegenomen wordt. De persoon heeft hem in dit geval verstopt in diens broek en ziet er in geen zins uit alsof zijn intentie is om te gaan sporten met dat ding bij de KFC
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  1175.  @stefanpopescu5372  the Australians thought they also would win. Btw. One big problem how are you going to give the order? By handwritten letter on a horse? Don't forget the squirrels can cut any powerline. Breaklines also by the way.
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  1176.  @DBT1007  I bag you pardon. I think that the influence was more in the other direction. Don't forget that way before any European settlement had any noticeable power. The Egyptians where already constructing gigantic buildings. on the sub Saharan cultures the influence is even bigger in the way that all humans no matter where they live even now. Are all connected to the Horn of Africa as that is the area that Homo Sapiens come from. The way we function as a being was first shaped there.
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  1177. They where most likely involved in setting the specification and guide lines they demand of the product to be sold under there name. A lot of stores in any type of product will both sell own brand and third party brand items. both might even be made at third party brands factories. both are set to there own specs.
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  1178. Australia doesn't need zombies to be deadly.
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  1179. @Glimmlampe1982  so it really is a thing. Or used to be at least.
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  1180.  @arienh4  I have to say the last Miele my mother had was in one bought in 2003. after that she had two Etna. I in my own home only have myself as a dishwasher.
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  1181.  @SebastianSpiess  i now own a table top dishwasher and even on the short wash it does most work. the only thing it might have a bit of issue with are certain items that can act like glue or hydrophobic if not agitated with a brush or something. A good example can be tomato pastes. they can be pretty difficult for a dishwasher to remove as the stains might form a small dome that acts hydrophobic until you use something to break that film.
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  1182. If you can only set them back by rolling them forwards 23,59 hours does that mean when you had to redo a small part you had to that multiple times? Or did you keep the clocks idle and only letting them move when needed?
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  1183.  @user-no2mz9hl4f  that circus will also be on top of a motor 🛵.
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  1184.  @d33b33  met de extreem hoge snelheden. En het redelijk drukke verkeer was een pit geen optie. De kans dat overige weggebruikers of de agenten zelf het er niet levend van afbrengen is veel te groot. Dat zijn allemaal zaken die in overweging worden genomen.
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  1185. daar zijn al videos van dat JW een dag met de VOA op pad gaat. al een vrij oude video zelfs.
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  1186. Bike riding is fantastic over here. the south west delta area of the Netherlands is even with in the Netherlands it self a very nice area. (if like you where in the video riding for fun and not just to go from A to B) from little villages and small towns to lost of green at the coast. (you can hop from island to island). Enough tourist come here just for riding there bikes.
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  1187. it's also remarkable that if they are that successful there are no other insects or other animals that have also adapted some if not all those abilities.
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  1188.  @skylerbowerbank5847  even those can be fascinating as they often scale up big in order to make them work. Like the production of pencils or screws. Everything you can buy for relative cheap . It becomes interesting in how to make it at the level they do to make it that cheap.
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  1189. there is one kinda. the last time you see the subscribe square in video. 0:57 and or the double down pointer in screen (for the description) are always the last part of the plug before the real video starts.
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  1190. Cvetomir Georgiev google knows more then you might think about everyone that have ever used a Google product.
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  1191.  @matthewshultz8762  for most people thought history homes where not really custom build. It by default is very expensive to do. Unless you are aiming at the unsave shanty builds. Most average people would still just buy or rent a home that was made as a set of X amount. Where I live there are houses that have been made back in the 1600's and the homes next to each other are clearly build at the same time with the exact same methode. And those are the more fancy houses as they still exist. Building a home 1 by 1 is often only for niche markets or well of people. Or both.
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  1192. But the real important question is, can i eat you? I like muffins.
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  1193. wait 9? I know of the proposition for a 6 partied coalition. VVD, D66, DCA, Groen-Links, PvdA and CU. That in it self would be already something else. Edit: never mind I just read it now on the NOS site.
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  1194.  @eyeli160  as far as I know we don't have undersecretaries. we have ministers and secretaries. as the political head of a department the rest in a department exist out of civil servants
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  1195.  @eyeli160  that is more a UK unique thing if you look at Australia they refer to there cabinet members as ministers and deputy ministers. For example: minister for finance
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  1196. When i see Professor Gill he always reminds me of Graham Norton. From the Graham Norton show.
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  1197.  @swat3563  hij heeft ook bij de regionale omroep gewerkt in Flevoland. eigenlijk is de cirkel nu rond.
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  1198. if they want to know why not just ask Lucas the Spider. He does speak and is a jumping spider. He runs around here on YouTube.
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  1199. do you know who that guy at the piano was? that guy really played well with them.
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  1200.  @andrewfeest8148  thanks. Never knew they even had others on stage before unless they pointed them out.
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  1201. Ik vraag mij af of JW voldoende Papiaments kan spreken om als politie op te treden daar. Zelfs de Kmar heeft daar vaak moeite mee
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  1202.  @berndhoffmann7703  For UK it's more that they just never joined the Schengen zone. back in 2008 when i wanted to visit the UK from the Netherlands (by ferry) you needed to have a EU passpoort. for Schengen zone areas a Schengen ID card would have been enough. For the oversees area of Schengen zone nations it's the same they have to show there EU passpoort. (then they can just walk in.) that is indeed for France, Denmark (Greenland), the Netherlands. It might even be that for Spain if people come over from there enclaves in Northern Africa they will have to show a EU passpoort.
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  1203.  @martinfrostnas6610  then that problem can be solved a bit more easy. you can have standard UK people have a UK passport and Gib people have a Gib passport. with a UK passport you can travel visa free in to Gib and visa versa. but with a UK passport you can't enter the Schengen zone with out a visa with a Gib you can.
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  1204. Ja zeker wel. als je mee werkt zal dat zeker wel uitmaken. Als het waar is dat hij daarnaast heroine verslaaft is zit de kans in dat hij daar aan geholpen kan worden. als daarmee de kans op recidive omlaag gaat is dat zeker wel de moeite waard.
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  1205. You also have a other factor. if you book a flight with a airline that is with in a airline group. Skyteam, Star Alliance or Oneworld. that in one plane (say Delta for the exact same seat I could pay a different price then if I would book it by KLM or Delta, even if they share one and the same plane.)
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  1206. I can imagine that you could now also combine a analogue and digital computational device. or even as a three step system the digital system is there to give the analogue all the starting information that is available. the analogue does the heavy lifting work. and when done the digital system than gathers the output of the analogue system or even systems and convert it to the end result information. like digital systems are most likely faster in the initial part. the analogue can do more in the bigger part.
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  1207.  @Shrooblord  do know that ISO stands for International Organization for Standardization because La France. but that must be the most expensive party there is when every item must be a ISO item.
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  1208.  @elmercy4968  that is even more disturbing. if after that it has enough energy left to fly in to where ever. I would not like to live near it. and near it could be anywhere with in 100 kilometers.
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  1209.  @elmercy4968  sure but dose tend to be more controlelebel. A rocket exploding at the launchpad or just above is still mostly in a vertical position. Where in this case of it goes off it could move on a more horizontal direction. With a bigger change of leaving the launch area and fly in to a more urban area.
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  1210.  @elmercy4968  yet the safety records speak for themselves. With this sling shot rocket there is no record. As the only way to test it would be to actually release a rocket at full speed in to the mantel. If it holds it enough to absorb all the energy then fine with me. If it does not. You have made your self a howitzer.
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  1211. here a snow day is sheer panic because of 5mm snow. all infrastructure grinds to a stand still. and it mostly last 1 to 3 days in total. but the very most is just one day.
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  1212.  @PvtAnonymous  That would be a indutrial powerhouse. Not for on normal roads and the like but for maintenance in big industrial settings yes.
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  1213. if that would be the case what would it hold the shipping companies to then book said shipping route to Belize and only after that book said ship to a US port. as most (container) ships are on paper already sailing under Panamanian or Liberian flag. As it is much cheaper to do so. So they would not know where a ship will be going in the end.
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  1214.  @DerEchteBold  that is more a reference to certain adult aimed media. Where it used to be a throb.
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  1215. ​ @Mitch-ux7zf  de voornamelijke reden is dosier opbouw. Het kan op een gegeven moment genoeg worden waarbij de persoon voor de rechter moet komen en die kan in bepaalde omstandigheden dwingen dat de persoon geholpen wordt. Aangezien dat een vrij zwaar middel is (het ontnemen van zelfbeschikking) kan dat lang duren.
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  1216. Brandweer heeft hij al gedaan.(Brandweer & Politie 24 uur mee met FIRE 24/7 ) dat was zelfs nog in Almere Ik zit zelfs in mijn hooft dat hij ook een item heeft gedaan met Rijkswaterstaat maar dat kan ook zijn dat het alleen een stukje binnen een andere video was.
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  1217.  @lexjansen2895  alle opgevoerde elektrische fietsen zijn verboden in het verkeer. Daar kan ook op worden gehandhaafd. Alleen fatbikes is haast onmogelijk want dan zal de wet exact moeten definiëren wat een fatbike is. Waarop je een wapenwedloop gaat krijgen met mensen die telkens net onder of boven X waarde zitten waardoor het geen fatbike is maar een reguliere ebike. Een andere optie zou kunnen zijn om alle e-bikes standaard onder de snorfiets regels te laten vallen. Dan moet je dus ook altijd een rijbewijs AM hebben en een helmplicht.
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  1218. tip for all: this painting stuff is something you can let your children do. It's not child labour if you make them think it's for Santa.
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  1219.  @Laroling  so no Matt in your tea then
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  1220.  @GiyuTomiokaTheOneAndOnly  I thought that the tea was made from tea?
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  1221. I just got my nebula account to see it and now i can watch is for free?
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  1222.  @KejriwalBhakt  you could have a chat with people working at ASML If you really want to work with the world behind chip making. as they are the leading company that make the the machinerie to be able to build chips. You do need to be willing to move to the Netherlands if you are going to work for them but you can always email them.
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  1223.  @KejriwalBhakt  if a company like ASML would want you. you would easily get a (sponsored) work visa. but if it's not your thing that is a different criteria.
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  1224.  @Perfectblue33  gewoon licentie betalen via Buma Stemra.
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  1225.  @droneshotsantoine1805  De wet zegt precies het tegenover. Iedereen is onschuldig tot het tegendeel is bewezen. Anders zou letterlijk iedereen constant zonder reden of opgaaf opgepakt kunnen worden. Echter en moet een gegronde reden zijn waarop een arrestatie gedaan kan worden. in dit geval waren die 4 personen verdacht van het schenden van artikel 15 van de grondwet. (vrijheidsontneming). Het enige wat de gegijzelde zelf vermelde is dat in eerste instantie verplicht was om een x bedrag te betalen voor een feit wat in Suriname heeft afgespeeld. Dat zou van alles kunnen zijn waar wij niet meer van weten dan wat in de video is gemeld. We kunnen gaan speculeren over de zaak. Echter wij hebben niet genoeg informatie om daar een feitelijke uitspraak over te doen.
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  1226.  @VladimirGlutenಠ_ಠ  well most places as seen in this video are open every evening.
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  1227. 2 million so if we al gave you 1 dollar you would be a millionaire.
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  1228.  @trademarkedits  he did diverge. But note that my reaction is about 8 months old.
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  1229. then you could have just scrape it of the edge.
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  1230.  @Aaaaabbbbbbcccccccddddd  dat lijkt mij zeker. Ik doe het je niet na. Maar dan ben ik ook echt niet geschikt want met dit soort werk moet je wel tegen stress kunnen.
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  1231. well let say it like this. I do not wish to die so that a few people can go in to space. those explosions tend to leave a nasty dose of deadly deadly radiation.
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  1232.  @sempersuffragium9951  yes and no. There are no laws in name. However there are rules that apply to all member states. Every member that joins the EU will have to adhere to them. They are in principal the EU laws. Both regular as fundamental laws.
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  1233.  @jackyex  however the EU has done that just last year. They challenged Germany on breaking EU rules. TLDR even made a video about it.
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  1234.  @jackyex  Germany or France are as big you can get with in the EU. So how is that not the same. The EU has also been clear to Spain how it thinks about it's position against the treatment of individuals surrounding the case around Catalonia and it's referendum. Also to outside like when the US increased import tariffs on EU goods it replied with a raising on import tariffs on US goods. and not only nations but also big corporations are being forced to ether follow EU rules if they want to do trade with in or go find a other marked.
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  1235. ​ @jackyex  but the EU and it's members do call out France or any member if they do something that is against the EU principals. In the end the EU it self only has the power the member stated give them. however most of it's members especially the founding members. Know how important the EU is for it's most important task. And one that to this day has been very successful. That task is to keep it's members talking, keep trading, become so entwined with each other that conflicts let a lone war will never be a answer again. It has been successful in doing so for over 75 years for the oldest members and also for all members from the moment they joined.
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  1236.  @0xCAFEF00D  not just 27 people. but after they agree on a proposal there own national parliament still have a vote in it on the opinion of the nation they represent. making it even more a challenge.
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  1237. RoScFan scishow is in a higher league then a channel like this. But then there budget and overal staff are just higher.
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  1238. i do have to say. It annoys me that the switch on your rice cooker is slightly crooked.
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  1239.  @innovativeatavist159  why that. Just do wat we here in the Netherlands do with water. Build massive water barrier, flooded gates, dams, dikes water pumps and what not that even makes it possible to live below the sea level and still stay dry. If the Netherlands can the United states should be capable to do the same.
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  1240. Dat zijn van die mensen die het gewoon nooit koud hebben. Of er zit gewoon antivries in hun bloed.
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  1241.  @ItsJoeHut  the later. It would annoy me more that i could not get to check off that day.
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  1242. a good place for a inn used to also be just outside of the city gates. as in directly outside just beyond the wall but with in the fences. It would allow people to stay the night when the city gates where closed. but still they had quite the protection as on the one side you still had those same walls. but also with in the low fences that gave a minimal protection. (like the fences now at a farm pasture. They will not stop any determent army but it will be noticeable) if you clime over them) by being outside they could do certain things that was not allowed by the city but was allowed by the landowner.
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  1243. de provincie gaat er ook niet over of de NS wel of niet ergens rijd dat is een rijksaangelegenheid. zij kunnen wel andere regionale vervoerders inzetten zoals veolia of syntus. Dat er corruptie is zal niemand ontkennen. Wel kan ik zeggen dat een groot deel van de politici die ik zelf heb gesproken juist er belang in hechten dat het er netjes aan toe gaat in de staten. zij zitten in de provincie vanwegen de passie die zij hebben. (voor het geld hoef je het echt niet te doen)
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  1244. Actually here in the Netherlands by law the Caribbean parts of the kingdom can request to become fully independent. If this is requested by any of the Caribbean islands it will be granted. The European part of the kingdom however is not allowed to force them to be fully independent.
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  1245.  @quoll4961  when I was there in 1996 it was described as small.
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  1246.  @leung9401  those Fachwetkhäuser types you also see them in the south east of the Netherlands and Belgium or a version of them.
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  1247. president? isn't Spain a monarchy?
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  1248.  @damianvila  ah the prime minister. here in the Netherlands if we talk about your president we always are talking about the premier of Spain.
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  1249.  @belisarian6429  that would be the most Dutch car you can think of. Can I get the thing painted with tulips on it?
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  1250. The middle English would be more intelligible to me being Dutch. Middle English looks more like someone is trying to write German text with older Dutch grammatical rules. All while trying to imitate English.
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  1251. wanneer jij zelf verzekerd bent zal jou verzekeraard jou dan in eerste instantie uitbetalen daarna is het aan hen om het op de andere partij te verhalen. Zal alsnog veel werk betekenen maar dat is dan vooral voor de verzekeringsbedrijf.
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  1252. i recommend you to get in contact with the German government and the British embassy of consulate in Germany. they should be able to help.
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  1253.  @danroro1722  in that case it might be that if you want to stay in Germany that you will have to think about getting your medical cover taken care by the German system. I do think the end the NHS will not apply anymore to the German system after 2021. that is the moment the transition period is over.
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  1254.  @AbiGail-ok7fc  that is what i mend (01-01-2021) will be the first day out of it.
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  1255. o there are enough people here in the Netherlands that cycle larger distances to work in cycle gear. Long distance as in up to a hour one way Arrive early enough if possible shower and redress to office or other work wear. and reverse that when they go home. Or like I drive a moped to my work and back every day. (about 40 minute ride one way.) I actually miss it when I have to take the bus. (really bad weather) It can be a nice in-between the two. You are still out and about but are way less tired when you get at your destination. But it's still way less comber sum and much cheaper then a car.
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  1256. hun collega's van team verkeerspolitie dat wel doen vanaf de motor tussen de autos werkt idd erg goed
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  1257. Derick from Veritasium did a video about it a wile back.
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  1258. A option is to actually ask them to make one on commission. You don't have to compromise. It might take some time to do so but you will get the best option made just for you.
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  1259.  @SpartanFarron  That can be a option. make it a small set. Or it could be something you just have as a piece of art. Might even be nicer as they can give it even more detail and be a bit less concern for practicality. And if it ever breaks. (more reason to go back again)
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  1260. Bob de Bouwer kwam even naar boven geloof ik.
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  1261. ​ @Yora21  there are enough parasites that will do everything to get it's host eaten so it can get to the next part of it's cycle. I mean where a parasite becomes beneficial tot the point that the host might actual help the microbe to get on or inside of it's self.
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  1262. We could also look in to develop giant spiders so we could use there spider silk as a building material. I mean spider silk is extremely light yet very strong.
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  1263. the effect was that those that had the money to just pay the fines would continu to wear those colours if only to say to others. ''look how powerful and wealthy I am''
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  1264. use the airport. and go gambling at the cassino.
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  1265. not a hardware for the general person but a hardware store that sells to companies direct they will. It can be quite use full with in some processes.
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  1266.  @_M27_  https://webshop.demaco.nl/liquid-nitrogen-inline-cold-trap-1-0-ltr-dn25kf.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwy97qBRDoARIsAITONTJPONN1x9xdvJMwJwOZimYGHFfALHdyztquOWNSdwZb1afhttTwN3EaAjIGEALw_wcB https://www.ebay.nl/itm/293148211039?ViewItem=&item=293148211039 (this is Ebay NL (so some of the site tesxt it self is in Dutch but the real info is English. Don't be surprised they are really expensive. some of the other sides don't even show the price at frond. then you really know that it is expensive.
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  1267. @Shippedpimped X Ook. in de Westerschelde wordt er een polder ontpolderd voor de biodiveristeit en in het marker meer de eilanden.
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  1268. Well ask Brain he tries it every night
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  1269. Ankan Dutta they mostly likely stumbled on it. Other places had similar stuff with other herbs placed in water.
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  1270. My own uncle still has a original copy of and a actually prototype CD at his home. As he was directly involved with said development.
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  1271. wait also there I have seen it on Nebula (what gets bundled with CS) But I actualy never use my CS for more then a access to Nebula.
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  1272.  @AbroadinJapan  So are you! what a surprise seeing you here
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  1273.  @karensumpter7752  less likely. For cats it's more to conceal there own send. For getting ride of fur they groom them selves. Aa again it is much less visible for others. In a way cats try allot t stay stealthy. That's also why they burry there waist.
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  1274. there are reviews in every category. Some simple and basic some so deep they might try to uncover where the iron for the hammer got mined. the question is how far down a rabbit hole is enough?
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  1275. the Dutch republic was in a way very much seen by it's members as a plurinational state. the USA was in a way modelt on that base. funny for then the Netherlands being the only country to after being a republic becoming a kingdom and more of a nation-state. As the individual states (provinces) had in a way more power individually for most. They only thing they really had in common was there the enemy. (Spain at first and later the English(the UK did not yet exist)
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  1276. here in the Netherlands J walking laws have been removed back in 1997. now you can legally cross any road at any place unless it's notified you can't (think high speed roads)
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  1277.  @macanaeh  in a way (more philosophical) how much of the buildings are made out of the material used when it was constructed new? like if a window was broken and the window was replaced with a new one. is that still part of the old building. if you remove the original paint and again use new paint on a wall is that still the same paint? it's the story of the explorer taking his ship around the world. During the journey they had there mast replaced. they have bought new rope for the anchor. The damaged planks on the ship have been replaced. not all at once but if you replace once a week one part of said ship and the ship takes 10 years to go around the world. is the ship that comes back in to port the exact same ship? Even if the name has been the same all along.
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  1278.  @UniDocs_Mahapushpa_Cyavana  in a way quite much. a serf had a good incentive to have his or her lords house safe. As for a lot the deal would be that in times of war as a serf to said lord you had the right to take shelter with in those walls. the joke would be if said mode would need repairs that might be a job you will have to fulfill during the winter season. As a farmer had not much work during the winter (noting would grow) So they would pay a tax in the form of labour
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  1279. i notice that sometimes if you play his video on a 0,9 and in other videos on 1.1 that the spoken parts sound more natural. So it makes me think that they trottle up or down the video to male a video longer/shorter then X time.
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  1280.  @thaizsanches9103  he didn't kill them. he had his people to do that for him. I don't think he has done much fighting him self at all.
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  1281.  @Wallyworld30  most generals still don't fight them selves. they mostly stay out of the actual fighting in order to overlook the battle and give orders to the soldiers actual fighting.
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  1282. MetalVampire91 well i could give you a few. Using big guns vs using ICBMs The accuracy off a ICBM on a really big distance is very accurate. While a grenade is less accurate over a larger distance. Also a ICBM could be programmed to even alter its course true the sky before it comes back down. A other issue is keeping your weapon out of sight. Hiding a ICBM in a missile silo can be done pretty easy. Just dig a hole big enough and cover the top with a breakable dome. A gun will be harder because it will need to be mobile so you will need a special infrastructure. The gun must be capable of absorbing it's own force. It has more moveable parts. It has to be loaded and reloaded. So as seeing that the main thing of a ICBM is to deliver very much destruction to any place on the globe that job is beter suited to a rocked. A gun is more effective on a smaller range and can be used to be more precise and less deadly for bystanders.
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  1283. Well you could say the European Union is a they facto continuation of the majority of the region. Only now it's more of a not real state in itself. Even though even at the UN the European Union does have a seat.
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  1284. funny seeing the older and newer model Sony E reader i my self feel my self more drawn to the older one with the buttons than the one with out. it feels more natural some how.
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  1285. Well Monaco is in a sense treater as a normal nation state. however it does not have the odd power the Holy See does.
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  1286. ​ @kattanakaokopnik5170  it's thinkable that Shinto also has been influenced by other sources in it's origin and we can't say with 100% sure that even now they still get some influence from non Japanese origin. So the 5% others might be correct. And who knows that outside of Japan people have taken up the Shinto lifestyle but changed it to there situation.
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  1287. They could have used the laserdisc equipment for the larger size. I think that it was intended to be able to use laserdisc size CDROMS
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  1288.  @TheNextext  he took a page out Toms Scot his book
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  1289.  @magniwalterbutnotwaltermag1479  it's more the psychological effect a fire has. I mean that is just taping in to a very basic instinct. Sure it can be slow at first but once going it will also take a lot to stop it unless it can burn itself out. in warfare most flames were aimed at buildings and to a smaller extend armoured vehicles (that at times could act more as a building)
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  1290.  @jypsridic  the thing is time has shown the when people want to cross any boarder with enough desperation. They will find a way to get across it or die trying. it's the same reason why here you see people willing the chance to die drowning in the Mediterranean sea just to get to a EU nation and ask for asylum. the same reason why in North Korea people will cross the boarder even knowing that as punishment for doing so there entire family back home will be detained for life and there life will be taken when they ever come back. Hell the great wall of China is a perfect example for a nation paying billions (in to days money) in order to keep people out but still they got over it.
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  1291.  @jypsridic  you can send someone back but the thing is people will just try again and again. and if not at point A then via point B ,C and all and every other option. Besides you still have to conduct according to the basic human rights. the best effect is to try to help the people the not have a need to leave there actual home nation. That is not easy but for all the most effective way. people often don't want to leave there home but if staying home is certain death you have no choice.
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  1292. it's not a book but even in the record of the Dutch province of Zeeland there is a passage that in areas like Dunkirk the people there spoke (and some still do) spoke a version of Dutch. Even the name of that place is more Dutch then French. other areas as Briton would sound more close to old Cornwall English. the France of now would in a way only be spoken by the aristocrats as a means to speak to each other even if they where not French. Like at the Dutch pre republican area they would use French on official documents and letters. Even our countries motto is in French. (Je maintiendrai)
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  1293. if the roof can support the wait of them sure. but a lot of those malls don't have more then the basic support system to just keep the roof on top.
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  1294. in a way a crossbow is more pure kinetic as you are storing energy in the string and when releasing the trigger the bolt is set in to motion pure on that stored kinetic energy.
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  1295. in a way if you are always with in a certain area your entire life. would you se that area as "name of county'' or just as home. in a way indentification can be as much or more for those from outside that direct location. or if you would leave that area. In your example the guy your friend got to know might have been a nomadic person. If you would ask them where is home they could point you to the tent they might be pulling with them. That tent is home where ever you bring it. in a way his nation would be affectively that tent it self.
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  1296. en nog blij met de koffie ook.
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  1297. and the to thing that they are using a Belgium dregging company (DEME) if you look at the green dregging ship
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  1298.  Will Black  but it is a Belgium company they have picked not a Dutch company. We the Dutch are the real expert the Belgium are, well they are Belgium they can't help it. (know that there is always rivalry between Belgium people and Dutch people.)
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  1299.  @uriblaketheriddimprotege  not just some. all are standing space and some premium economy jump seats.
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  1300.  @lossnt557  ask who? The bulls. Are you crazy? Last person doing that got turned inside out. As I said bulls do not like to share their bar.
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  1301.  @lossnt557  Well no. I am Dutch.
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  1302.  @aampudia8  if they are on vimeo they are no YouTubers. You need to use YouTube in order to be a YouTuber. The description is with in the name.
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  1303.  @aampudia8  yes that was my point from the start.
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  1304.  @SpunkMayo  o yes. nothing better then be pedantic about very small items.
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  1305.  @macforme  it's not to the IRS. they can not stop anyone doing something that is legal. that is more up to the people who can make and alter laws.
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  1306. i wonder if you could see in the video what happens when introduce a item that reacts to said atom. like ad the hydrogen and oxygen and see that reaction on that close level.
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  1307.  @blink1821986  just a trickle
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  1308. See it like a form of exposure therapy. by this time next year you will be able to just jump in with the insects.
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  1309.  @Amlaeuxrai  they can wade in the shallow (they do like to play with water) but yes they are really fast plus you don't really stop them if they are running. it's like a bulldozer.
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  1310.  @TofuofLight  no it's to look over the dyke at the water and make it fear us.
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  1311.  @SchioAlves  her in the Netherlands we are actively working on that. Letting sea water back in to reclaimd land.
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  1312.  @nym053  i looked it up and it is as big as a medium big city in the Netherlands. I thought it would be bigger.
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  1313.  @nym053  Denmark is still a bit bigger then the Netherlands. (if we don't include Greenland)
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  1314.  @songbirdforjesus2381  it's a win win win.
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  1315.  @six2make4  what do you mean? I only see a challenge, and do to the effect we have here in the Netherlands (that are very much the same) have the same problems and are tackling it as well. The stuff done in Denmark can be applied in the Netherlands and visa versa.
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  1316.  @six2make4  I am not talking about destroying anything. that is wat i mean it is a challenge. here a lot of older buildings are national monuments. you aren't even allowed to alter a window let alone destroying it. removing a building in it self is a waste of energy. rather if you can renovate the place (with respect of the building) and look for places you can allow green to be there. (a few tiles in front of someone his or her house can already help).
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  1317.  @six2make4  that i didn't know i just got a notification so i assumed you where referring to a command of mine. But i do find the topic in general interesting.
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  1318. het stuk met een fatbike is juridisch zeel lastig. Want wat is volgens de wet een fatbike en wat een reguliere elektrische fiets. hoe veel millimeter is de dikte van een reguliere elektrische fiets en vanaf wanneer is het een fatbike? stel u stelt dat neer bij vanaf 120 mm en breder dan zal een fatbike eigenaar er een band van 115 mm op kunnen gooien en valt het onder de wet. Het zelfde met het frame als je dat vast stelt kan een eigenaar zorgen dat het net buiten die exacte regels blijft voor een fatbike waardoor het een reguliere elektrische fiets is. Nou zal het helemaal geen gek idee zijn om an alle e bikes onder de regels van een bromfiets te plaatsen met blauw kenteken. voor electrise stepjes die mogen alleen de weg op wanneer ze voldoen aan de regels opgelegd door de RDW. Die staan gelijk aan die van een bromfiets met blauw kenteken.
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  1319.  @Yesman3344  kun jij een exacte definitive geven van wanneer het een fatbike is die waterdicht is om in wettekst te plaatsen. Weet dan ook dat vermoedelijk het eerste is wat men gaat doen is goed die wet tekst lezen en exact onder die waarde blijven. bijvoorbeeld de breedte van een wiel van een fatbike wordt gesteld op 6 cm breed. Dn kan iemand een wiel pakken van 5,99 cm en is dat geen fatbike. Het enige wat je anders zou kunnen doen is om alle electrise fietsen als bromfiets aanduiden. wat omhoud dat ze dan ook alle moeten voldoen aan de eisen van een bromfiets.
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  1320.  @imr0911  my mistake but it can be quite hot there in the summer as well.
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  1321.  @3dxbox  Non pedal-assist-only are by law (if done correct) as a moped(snor/bromfiets) Wich would require a license plates and a AM drivers licence. or if they go faster then 25 or 45 km they are seen as motorcycles and have to follow those regulations.
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  1322. how are they the most ancient? wouldn't that be something the Bantu could claim? Some of the Bantu tribes still have the exact same traditions and way of life as they did about the time homo sapiens emerged. That is far before we even left the African continent.
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  1323.  @KohanKilletz  the Bantu people are a civilizations. With traditions as old as humanity at certain areas.
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  1324.  @KohanKilletz  no they where and some with in the Bantu are still traditional hunter gatherers. But with all the rules/traditions and what not it is a civilisation. It's the civilisation every human being can claim that they are descended from.
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  1325. the test are ongoing now. but it's way to soon to have get any conclusive data from them. that takes time. with luck early September you can see what some of the effects are.
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  1326. ​ @cheekymescalito3249 '' Also, loading passenger planes through passenger doors is normal in 2020, it's almost industry standard.'' I am now imagining crew trying to shove a entire plane through the passenger door of a other plain. It might be a bit to much.
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  1327. I am surprised that there aren't many landlords that catcher to seemingly a upcoming housing marked. By even going so far as to build In general all houses are open to all. In the Netherlands. If you are a EU citizen no matter from what country you come you can stay anywhere in any other EU country. You don't have to get a residential card or anything. You only have to go to the town hall and get your self registered. If you are from out side of the EU you need to have a permit to live with in the country, a show of employment and having the means to either buy or rent. (with rent you will have to pay a deposit of a extra month of rent and when buying your house is the deposit to the bank loan) it's not really much different for a native.
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  1328. 29th of October? How nice that is my birthday. the day I will become a old sack of potatoes.
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  1329. Ik denk eerder dat de persoon paranoide is door wat ik vermoed een vorm van opium is. Daar op kunnen mensen waarbij dat fout gaat heel agressief worden uit een vorm van angst. Uiteraard is het handelen van de verdagen niet correct. Echter zal hij mogelijk niet eens weten wanneer hij kalm is dat hij dit doet.
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  1330. I would also like to see Pete Donaldson reacting to the actual set. I imagine that he would love the electronic part.
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  1331.  @ink_marue2737  I knew it existed but i thought it would only show the logo and for the rest it would be audio.
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  1332. here in the Netherlands it's eerie similar to what you see here in the video. (only the central heating system isn't that common)
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  1333. the information in this video goes way over my head. but good luck to others that do understand.
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  1334. DefiniteNerd i don't really think it will be that much of a problem. With the current semi trade embargo places by the USA it is actually isolating it self very effectively. Now you see that market's are shifting away from the US. It's like taking a big rock out of a lake. The void will be filled up by others.
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  1335. ​ @itscarlsanity  Sam was also a head on Nebula. It's just pure luck on there hands.
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  1336.  @180_S  That is easier said then done. Unless they have a other videos shelved that they could upload in it's place. They will need to post it in order to be able to pay his crew and if possible also his own bills.
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  1337.  @bc7138  could you say it was almost a beer porridge? I could see that work
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  1338. ​ @robertlinke2666  Wat zou kunnen werken in de toekomst is gewoon naar ze toe lopen met de vrijstelling in je hand. Dan zullen ook zij veel minder gespannen zijn. Zij zien in eerste instantie een onbekend iemand met zware koffers. Echter vaak als je ze direct op de hoogte stelt zijn ze op zijn minst gerustgesteld en geven dat direct door aan hun collega's. En met mazzel mogelijk een volgende airsoft oefening maar dan met/tegen de KMAR. Vaak vinden zij het best ook wel interessant.
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  1339.  @korbendallas5318  besides factories most buildings don't produce much. However a ship like this. Can definitely house a lot of people and also leave space for service aimed companies. The only real production area would be the kitchen. As it can cook on a grand scale. Also If you would use it for permanent living. You could definitely change some of the space with in to also offer more options.
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  1340. I do think that to a level some pubs in the UK do function more like the coffee shops they aim at in this video. the more if you go to those pubs during the day. It's not uncommon to see people enjoy a coffee or tea and have a simple bite.
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  1341.  @dewiz9596  if they are always on 24/7 that will work. the bulb will keep it self warm enough to keep on going.
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  1342. how could the sea reptiles keep there own body warm. all the now surviving reptiles are bound to the heat of the sun.
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  1343.  @sohopedeco  but there lies the problem those two things are only for a sovereign nation to do. the EU it self is clear that it is not a sovereign nation but a union of said nations.
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  1344.  @johnhobbes2268  that is still with in boundaries of a sovereign nation it self. the EU has rules one of them is that the EU is not a sovereign nation. If you want to grand the EU that right all 27 member nations have to grand that right to the EU and accept that they will have to give up some of there own sovereignty. that is really difficult for a big enough faction to be off the chance for now.
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  1345. I wonder if they are able to setup the new modules. if they could build them with the explicit idea to get it decoupled again. so you use the ISS as a scaffolding for the new ISS 2.0 then you could even look if you could actual remove modules from the current ISS. as I can think that it's safer to let parts fall back down and not just the entire station in one go.
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  1346. that is just the pope after chili night.
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  1347. I generally watch there and other content on Nebula but will use the YouTube video for the comment section. on the other hand Nebula has some very interesting exclusives.
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  1348. If you compare a European knife to a Japanese knife of the same quality scale. the big difference will be the way they are mend to be used wile cutting. also Japanese knifes tend to have only one side of the blade being sharpend. so you get the more thinner edge. European knifes are often sharpend on both sides of the blade. I personally prefer the European knifes as I prefer to use the French cutting techniek.
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  1349. don't miscount the Swiss. the only big difference is the Swiss will invite others to it as a middleman. The Vatican will sent the pope to the country. In a way even the Vatican sees wat the Swiss do and in so has intrusted the safety of the pope to the Swiss guard.
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  1350.  @nietur  for more then enough companies/people just switching away from the Google ecosphere is not that easy. most people all over the world first will use Google to search anything. that could be a business, a location, a product, events. just name it. companies in order to be findable on google pay to be found easily. If they don't people just don't know it exist. In a way with only that Google has preplaced more or less what a phonebook would do in the past but on a global scale. and that is only the search engine part. You also have Google maps, YouTube, Gmail, Google office (doc, sheet, presentation and more) google agenda, Google Drive and much much more. and for most regular users it lets you use that all with very little afford and no pay.
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  1351. the A340-8000? I don't think that the royal house of Saudi will give much info on how they use there air fleet in general. but safe to say if they wished to do so they can. Depending on who is being flown. If it's the king then will fly out big. (he takes his entire court with him)
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  1352. kameeli more like a smaller version of the European Union.
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  1353.  @elisee9935  to go work at Roundplaza
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  1354.  @DanielGonzalezL  Sam does that on purpose. If you see his Wendover work or Extremities he is more serious and to the point.
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  1355. The Japanese style looks more like a other dish we have here in the Netherlands the sauce would be a bit different but not that much.
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  1356.  @DR......  ja die kreeg dan ook een pleister op de bumper.
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  1357.  @deverhalenbakker  Ja dat klopt. Ik ben letterlijk geboren met hersenletsel. Tip knoop niet je eigen navelstreng om je nek.
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  1358. is it a sponsor when it is Chris him self selling his own product?
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  1359. as explained in the video. that is the effect of the minerals in the water. as they don't filter it at all.
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  1360. Dat zou ook gewoon kunnen. echter er zijn ook genoeg redenen dat een persoon niet thuis de aangifte kan/wil doen. Denk daarbij aan huiselijk geweld. Ook wanneer je onderweg bent van A naar B wat soms best een lange rit kan zijn kan het goed zijn dat je ondertussen iets overkomt waarvan je dan een aangifte wilt doen. een locatie als rond centraal station Utecht is dan vrij locaties als het knooppunt van Nederland. Heel veel mensen uit heel Nederland komen daar samen om vandaar uit weer over de rest van heel Nederland uit te waaien.
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  1361.  @Redisia  zonder het echt te weten vermoed ik dat ze het oplossen door standaard daar als een koppeltje een Nederlandse en Belgische agent inzetten. Dan dek je al veel af.
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  1362. Entering the area is not that hard. Just step over the white line on the road to the base. If you have crossed it you are technically within area 51.
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  1363. and even with out conflicts the wood would be good for making fishing/hunting spears. possibly even worked close with those who would make farmer tools. As in a way you would make the stick of the spear. that same stick would also work as a stick for a broom. the metal head would be for the smith to make.
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  1364.  @andyowens5494  no i mean that the middle floor would be usable. make it strong enough to also be able to hold cargo. similar as they can do in the cargo space below.
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  1365.  @peterebel7899  did you actually read what i said. I never said that they are able. but if they could do that would have been interesting. if money is not the issue it is still possible but you will have to build a A380 based plain with the intend to make it a freighter. They could replace the frame of the aircraft in such a way that the real strength would be in both the hull and the middle floor. in bot the ground and middle flour could carry cargo. or even just the hull with out a middle floor. would it be possible yes. you can engineer it until it does work on a aircraft. is it cheap? no.
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  1366.  @andyowens5494  yes now it is not likely. if they looked in to it at the beginning of the A380 program it might have been interesting.
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  1367.  @Keepitkool1001  No the fastest car is going at 106031 km/p at this moment.
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  1368.  @afseruddinA  what doesn't exist anymore? Starmans the roadster? unless something has hit the car it will just continue it's tour around the sun until the end of time.
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  1369.  @briancavanagh7048  for radio you do have it but then you tune in to a news radio station. But for general radio or TV that is not dedicated to news only they have to share airtime. But if you want to dive in there are always options. From a extended newspaper to a news magazine or even dedicated papers to a exact subject. Both in paper as online.
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  1370. i use a combi microwave oven for that same reason. that thing keeps on going. my parents bought it back in 1993 if not sooner. it's 2024 and it is still going strong.
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  1371. if you have a radiator you can just place a container on top of the radiator with water. You don't even need a towel. the heat of the radiator will make the water in to vapor on it's own.
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  1372.  @UpliftedCapybara  it was small. I got in with the Money game Tom Scott hosted. the videos where basically the YouTube stuff from the people that are now part of the executive group. Plus a very few exclusives.
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  1373. for me it's even more odd I am as old as the Strandbeest project. I was born in 1990.
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  1374. @FlatSmacked de politie celletjes zijn vaak niet heel erg spannend. een matras op een verhoogde stuk grond een wc/wasbak unit in een hoek en dat is het eigenlijk wel. De justitiële complexen zijn daar in tegen wel van meer voorzieningen voorzien. Althans dat vond een neef van mij die zelf een langdurig verblijf had in een middel laag complex. Het enige wat je echt mist binnen is de vrijheid zelf.
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  1375. @FlatSmacked nee, is ook echt heel ver weg van mij hier in het zuid westen van Nederland (Zeeland)
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  1376.  @MrMarinus18  what you are discribing is a form of plent economy. With a lot of challenges.
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  1377. I think that bringing liquid water brings a other dilemma or e few. 1. water is very heavy. 2. you need to prevent the water from ether friezing and expanding inside the craft. or become a gas and also expand. 3.during lift of the water could destabilise the rocked going up as liquid water tends to slush when being moved. and that energy will reflect on the spacecraft. it's the whole reason why water is so expensive to bring up to the ISS. they can only bring a very small amount.
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  1378. With in Europa more or less all grids are already connected to each other. Both EU and non EU members. That in it self works really well.
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  1379. you had proto nation states but often it would be more of a collaboration then a true nation state. Like the small kingdom or principality A would help the equal small kingdom next door against a common enemy. In a way that is most likely how nations formed in the first place. by banding together you would be stronger. Under what banner that would be the conflict often.
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  1380. Or just build them in the Schiphol way. Multiple runways in multiple direction and the majority are all of 3.000 meters.
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  1381. the best example out site of YouTube would be book covers. the same book may have several covers when they are sold to different markets. or when a book gets a reprint.
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  1382.  @Cecilia-ky3uw  that is done for the international guest to the city. We know that they would struggle with the official Dutch name of : Schravenhagen or even the common used Den Haag. We have done it with several place names. We ha e a official Dutch and a official international name.
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  1383.  @Cecilia-ky3uw  This is what both Wikipedia as the official site of the city said (the later was only in Dutch). Etymology The Hague was first mentioned as Die Haghe in 1242.[10] In the 15th century, the name des Graven hage came into use, literally "The Count's Wood", with connotations like "The Count's Hedge, Private Enclosure or Hunting Grounds". The spelling "'s-Gravenhage" was officially used for the city from the 17th century onward. Today, this name is only used in some official documents like birth and marriage certificates. The city itself uses "Den Haag" in all its communications.[11] The post office specifies that letters must be addressed to “'s-Gravenhage”, but of course a letter to “Den Haag” will be delivered just as well. The railway stations are named “Den Haag”. Signposts mention “Den Haag”.
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  1384.  @tristanmoller9498  Both Twitter and Facebook benefit from the fact that the other exits. they are big enough together that other companies can't really get a hold on there marked. It's the same reason back in the day Microsoft saved Apple from bankruptcy. having two big players makes it hard for others to get in and you keep each other scarp.
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  1385. volgens mij was die vent juist zo high als een koala.
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  1386. We did. We have send some strange looking bipodal hominins. They got stopped by some Emus.
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  1387.  @NathWalt  they did not fit in to the elevator. the electric wires do so out they come. Question is the elevator part of the room?
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  1388. ​ @drsnova7313  a few recurring options are. The Labour party, Social Democrats, Socialist, Red party or Union party. Or a mix with those teams with a splash of a other selling point. Some will add a Green name in to it. or some combine left ideology with a religious perspective.
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  1389.  @리주민  it is a situation you see a lot here with several European labour parties. The biggest problem of how they want to identify them selves and what are the big picture thinks they are aiming at. (the older members still have a socialistic ideology but one that does not work nice with other factors. So they need to redefine them selves. and the longer that takes the more they wobble from left to central to right and back to left.
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  1390.  @리주민  they most likely do try to build more. Here in the Netherlands there is also a extreme high demand for housing. the problem here we can't build fast enough for the high demand and also keep with in environmental laws we have agreed to a hear to. then there are also the issue when there are houses for sale. investment companies swoop in and pay the owner a price no other can. then they will bring it back on the marked as rentable (free marked) and let people pay a premium for it.
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  1391.  @리주민  that can be the solution yes but people don't let go that easy. that or a merger with a other party can also help.
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  1392. if they where on the move big chance they would aks there oldest page to carry the spear for him. when in the tick of the woods a spear is not practical. so in case of a attack the knight would have to fall back to his side arm anyway. As soon as they would be out of the woods the page would ether hand it back or remain carrying it until the knight would ask for it or the page would see that the knight would need it back. And if the knight really had the money for it they might even have a cart following them with all his extra's he might need. both on the travel and during/after a battle.
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  1393.  @grubert3535  they might have been metal ontop of wood. The metal might be more of a status symbol than for actual practical combat.
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  1394.  @QualityPen  for sawing the bigger parts they did have the option to use a water or windmill. The rest was indeed human powered labour.
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  1395.  @stevenkassulke9747  the worst plebs where in the middle. the first line where often experienced men only bested by the most experienced worriers. they could maintain the line well.
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  1396. nee hij mist het vakje tegenwerken bij aanhouding. dus we kunnen helaas niet door gaan voor de koelkast.
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  1397.  @tjlovesrachel  ​ @tjlovesrachel high salary people as in top executives and other well paid jobs. They are often willing to pay a lot for a single meal. If that gets them that billion dollar contract with a other high level company.
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  1398.  @tjlovesrachel  well the grand a month is really not that far off. we are talking about the absolute top. If you both count salaries, bonus fees, dividends and what not. They can cover the costs for operating a high end restaurant in any type of cuisine. and as fresh sushi is often quite expensive if you only want the absolute best. They will fly in where ever they can get the very best. You will need people that can pay for it.
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  1399.  @tjlovesrachel  the bank accounts of the CEOs in fortune 500 companies. We are talking about the financial elites.
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  1400. Er is al een regulier Zeeland alle elementen die zij benoemde bestaan al in Zeeland.
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  1401. What to do in a zombie apocalypse: 1. be Elon Musk 2 develop a rocket that can go to Mars. 3. Find a way to make mars habitable for as long as possible. 4. Make it all possible because you are Elon Musk. 5. Life your life on Mars until it is safe to come back.
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  1402.  @julianshepherd2038  and made the French pay for it.
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  1403.  @wiryantirta  even regular merchant ships have a simple back up. You can always steer/power the ship form the engine room that is something the chief engineer needs to know. however you are then dependent on others to be your eyes and ears and you can't see much in the hull.
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  1404. add 3:40 you both said and had written. Monaco, France. So far Monaco is not part of France but it's own independent nation as from the 1800's with the Franco-Monégasque Treaty of 1861.
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  1405. yes even there willpower can be broken at a point. no human being has a infinite willpower. it may take a lot longer or a other way to lose it but any human can be broken down. the fastest way overall is to deprive someone of any kind of stimuli for days and days and days.
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  1406. with out really looking in to it. I think that there relative isolated location is helping them. they have no land boarders and by ordering all air travel to be grounded very early the risk of getting it from a source is significant lower. I can assume that other isolated island nations. (also oversees territories of other nations) are able to show similar figures. Places like: Island, Tonga and Maldives. My creteria is that they need to be far away enough from a other nation that after stopping (air) travel for people all the chances of getting ill from it is next to 0%
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  1407. I know from others that this is why witht he Gameboy colour they at light that you could on top of the device with effectively a small desk light.
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  1408.  @BartJBols  We do Know how wooden castles where made. only today we don't have the wood available to do so. most where made similar as the upper parts of a bigger sailing ship. and they still exist.
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  1409.  @JoelPit  there are not that much forests left with in the region. a lot of forests have already been taken out completely mostly for the building of the old wooden tall ships and the forests that have been left are for most parts protected .
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  1410.  @TheCimbrianBull  a sauna does not give you vitamin D. as it doesn't emit UV light by it self. it has other functions but not that. but you do have a lot of haring swimming in the Baltic sea. that would have been a stable source of vitamin D
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  1411.  JohanMDK  the others could also have used Caribou liver as a source. or together with dried fish.
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  1412. everything is simple until you dive in to it. Then you learn that there is a entire world build around said simple thing you can go in deeper and deeper and deeper. Just knowing that there is a door convention is enough to know there is always a rabbit hole.
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  1413. no for that you need radioactive green goo. the high energy particle accelerator is for the training after it
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  1414. We did. The current locking system is based on a Dutch design. The problem was that they wan ted to do it them selves and somehow the cost doubled.
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  1415.  @Lillith.  o I can only pick 31 of them. apparently some parties don't even come up in my area. (kieskring Middelburg)
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  1416. no it would be the Cinematic Universe of Troy or shortened to C.U.T.
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  1417.  @AM-os4ty  in a lab if they want precision they will go for the Kelvin system if they need to be ISO precise. In every day here in the Netherlands we always use the Celsius system. That has been in use from the time Napoleon annexed the Netherlands in to France. That is also the main reason most of Europe got to adopt that system.
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  1418. The Rhine-Ruhr loop connected with the harbours of Antwerp and Rotterdam would more likely be build as a cargo line not one for people. for companies there is way more money in that.
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  1419. is NIST also part of the ISO? As in a lot of my former job not NIST certificate but ISO certificates. where mandatory. (ISO = International Organization for Standardization)
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  1420.  @cookie856  Strange people do exist. XP
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  1421.  @NovaMenno  o we bash allot about our self. and we expect Belgians to do no less. but we will be the first if others bash on our neighbour. to get upset. It's our job. it's more like two brothers we will fight each other but when push comes to shovel we care about our quirky neighbour that is so similar but yet again as those strange costumes.
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  1422. you mean the common houseplant?
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  1423. With in the video when we are talking about Google. Are we only talking about just Google or it's now parent company Alphabet? If the first thing would be the case. Alphabet could just split Google with in the Alphabet group in to multiple companies. however they would still all be part of Alphabet. Then by a technicality it complied to the letter of the law.
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  1424. At what point would you stop seeing them as a pet and just as a tool? as a lot of animals that might be initially kept as a tool would very much (also) become a pet in the more direct version. Like people would keep a horse for riding it or for pulling a car or plow. However they would very much bond with said animal. I think if the definition of only keeping a animal for just companionship or to show off. it would ether be some pond fish. or indeed small songbirds as for most both would not serve anything else but the joy of having them.
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  1425.  @donpollon1890  only black roosters? damn that must be heaven for a hen.
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  1426.  @ggoddkkiller1342  the Netherlands has openly admitted that they failed there main objective. A lot of Dutch bat veterans still suffer from the fact that they could not do more. Knowing what happened do to it.
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  1427. well there used to be different human species they all are died out. with the only exception the homo sapiens (us). a good example would be the homo erectus and homo neanderthalensis. As we all are species of the homo genus. And there is even a suspicion that the Denisovans are even a sub species of homo sapiens but that is not certain. as the fossiles up till now have not been compleet enough to be certain that a. it is a different species, b that they are a offshoot from homo sapiens or homo erectus. c or even both. as homo sapiens , Neanderthalers and erectus did live in overlapping times and it is very certain that at least sapiens and neanderthalers did made together as we do carry neander DNA. big chance we also have erectus DNA
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  1428. just from the look of it. it seems that the US version go for a more rugged design. (like off the track camping, heavy outdoor jobs and the likes.) a small thermos could look to delicate for those. the Japanese version look more suited for everyday use. than here in the Netherlands we use a combination of the two. The most used one are the versions with a cub on the lid.
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  1429. that green land is still in use by farmland. the only spaces really not used at all are nature parks. (those are protected by law)
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  1430. When does the Nebula version go online?
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  1431. 12:45 why does the aircraft have a ''mask'' on? over the radar dish?
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  1432.  @Kualinar  somehow I have the idea that they would just pay it immediately by dumping said money on top of the pirates. they will be killed just by the heap of money.
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  1433. curious what would happen if during the simulation you would include a new creature in to the mix with other ground rules. like a invasive kind
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