Youtube comments of retnavybrat (@retnavybrat).

  1. I think Elizabeth's explanation as to why British actors can do American accents better than American actors can do British accents is spot on.
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  2. 0:39 -- What Dara says: "Keep it festive!" What the comedians hear: "Try to get as dark, depressing, and/or gross as you can without triggering the wrath of the production team and/or the BBC." 😁
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  3. And there are children older than him who still have them.
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  4. Well, that answered absolutely nothing.
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  5.  @bessbarnes6062  Sorry, I wasn't trying to give the impression that I thought it was okay. Just making an observation.
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  6. I had to stop watching about half way through. I was under the impression that this was supposed to be a documentary about Sophie's pre-royal life and her relationship with Edward, not a comparison between Sophie and Diana (and quite a negative one at that!).
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  7. I'm American and Blackadder is the main thing that springs to my mind when Atkinson's name is mentioned.
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  8. What really impressed me was how Mike Myers was still staying in character even though he was fanboying over seeing Barbra Streisand.
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  9. 2:35 -- An ad in Playboy that "treats its female subject as a sexualized object"? That's a big surprise. *shakes head and rolls eyes*
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  10. The "Don't Say Disney" contract. 🙃
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  11. I hate to be cynical, but I don't think these businesses are offering this out of altruistic motives. It's simply cheaper in the long run to keep their female workers from having kids.
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  12. 2:13 -- Yep, that's pretty much what I hear when any politician speaks.
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  13. I realize that, under Spanish law, the referendum was illegal, but seriously, the response of the Spanish police was way beyond the crime being committed. I'm not familiar with Spanish law, but it seems like holding an illegal referendum would be more of a civil violation rather than a criminal one.
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  14. This is the first I heard about Charles not being allowed to marry Camilla back in the 70s because she was Catholic (also first I heard that she was ever a member of that church). The reason I've always read and heard was that Camilla wasn't considered a suitable future Princess of Wales at the time was that her pedigree wasn't prestigious enough and she slept around.
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  15. I used to work in a grocery store and after seeing this, I had to keep myself from laughing every time a customer bought Fosters.
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  16. I have a sneaking suspicion that once Charles ascends the throne, that crowd on the balcony will be thinned out some. He's supposedly on record as wanting to downsize the Royal Family to just him, Camilla, his sons and their families.
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  17.  weaverspell  And is that supposed to mean he's not supposed to like children and have a rapport with them?
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  18. The one about being the token Black friend reminded me of a bit either Richard Pryor or Chris Rock used to do to explain why you never saw Black people in horror movies. It was way funnier the way the comedian told it, but it went basically like this: White teenagers are having a party in the woods when they hear spooky noises. Their response: "Let's go check it out!" Black teenagers are having a party in the woods when they hear spooky noises. Their response: "Let's get out of here!"
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  19. 1:12 -- My favorite CSI scene of all time. 😁
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  20. The first line may not be the funniest, but it's definitely the one that best fits the topic.
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  21. I love how Mike Meyers was able to simultaneously stay in character while freaking out over Streisand's appearance.
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  22. More like what's more convenient for the residents of that area. It looks to me as if it'd be easier for them to be Canadian.
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  23. The original Phantom of the Opera merits just an Honorable Mention? How horrific!
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  24. 25:00 -- Monaco reverting to France if there are no heirs is no longer the case. In the same year (2002) that Monaco changed its succession laws, it signed a new treaty with France that stipulated that Monaco would remain independent should it find its throne without an heir.
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  25. I see the federal sentence as more of a backup plan rather than symbolism. If some travesty of justice were to occur that cleared any or all of them of the state convictions, they still wouldn't be free men for a very long time, if ever.
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  26. For someone who bragged that no new wars started during his first term, Tr--p seems determined to start at least four (Panama, Canada, Greenland, the Middle East) during his second.
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  27. As nontraditional as it was, I'll go on record as stating that Hendrix's version of "The Star Spangled Banner" was 1000 times better than what's sung by most of the so called singers these days.
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  28. +Sophia Cheng I thought Matt was going to smack Benedict in the face at one point. : D
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  29. I suspect that when Charles becomes king, that balcony will become less crowded. It'll probably just be him, Camilla, his sons and their families.
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  30. I'm surprised that the incident in which Steve Irwin brought his one month old son into the crocodile enclosure at his zoo (while feeding the crocs) didn't rate a Dishonorable Mention.
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  31. What about the unicorn? 🙃
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  32. "Will RFK Jr. take more votes from Trump than Biden?" I've always hated that type of phrasing. It makes it sound as if the mainstream party candidates have some sort of right to people's votes. If Candidate A can't persuade enough people to vote for him, the responsibility for the failure lies with Candidate A, not Candidates B, C, or D.
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  33. +mria621 Held accountable for humiliation, yes. For murder, no.
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  34. You'd think a far right men's group would come up with a less stereotypical homosexual sounding name.
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  35. @Prashant Singh: I don't think that was an option with all the video recording devices there.
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  36. 3:45 -- Here in the US, there used to be a calendar called "Porn for Women" that showed good looking, fit guys doing things like washing the dishes, vacuuming, etc... .
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  37. I don't think Trump knows what the term, "exit strategy", means.
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  38. Hugh's line about Clara unzipping the Doctor's fly sounds like the premise of a promising fanfic.
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  39.  Trev C  These people are literally surrounded by Canada. If they think it's more beneficial to be part of Canada, why shouldn't they be allowed to do so?
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  40. I always had it in my head that Metropolis was DC's version of NYC and Gotham City was DC's version of Chicago.
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  41. Tell that to the people of Hawaii.
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  42. A suggestion to the editor(s) of videos like this: If the presenter isn't contributing anything to the interview or conversation, please don't show her/him just sitting there nodding his/her head. It looks foolish.
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  43. @dallas yap: Which was a great risk Canada undertook. No one knew at that time if there may have been more hijackers on board any of those planes.
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  44. 0:18 -- I think that's why certain weather reporters here in the US always seem to get sent out to where hurricanes are about to hit. 😁
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  45. Should've included Fallon and Timberlake's camp skits.
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  46. Charlie Brown at number six? May whoever compiled this list get coal in their stockings.
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  47. As much as I want to see Trump out of office, I wouldn't be holding my breath on impeachment being the process by which it happens. Impeachment itself only requires a majority vote in the House, but after the subsequent trial in the Senate, two-thirds of that body would have to vote to remove a President. And with the Senate being under the control of Trump posterior puckers, I don't see that happening.
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  48. French speaking people were present in Louisiana long before it was a territory of the US, much less a state.
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  49. Supposedly, Rep. Bradford has been told before by Rep. Metcalfe to keep his hands to himself. If that is the case and Bradford just can't or won't stop, I don't blame Metcalfe for calling him out on it. However, accusing Bradford of being homosexual was definitely uncalled for.
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  50. French could have the potential to be the second or third most spoken language in the world, but Chinese will, for the foreseeable future, remain number one.
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  51. Or at least a sneak peek at the Christmas special.
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  52.  @RJ-dw4jw  Meaning the people of Spain.
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  53. Wouldn't she have grounds to sue for false imprisonment, though, since she was arrested under false pretenses?
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  54. Here in the US, as long as our tax code allows for various deductions, write-offs, and the like, it won't matter what the tax rate on individuals or businesses is.
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  55. I'm American and I agree with that statement.
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  56. My dad and stepmom still use AOL and I can't seem to convince them that they're paying extra for the same service since they already pay AT&T for a TV/phone/computer bundle.
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  57. I don't like using self-checkouts. Part of the money I pay for my purchases is used for salaries, so if someone isn't getting paid to ring up my order, then I should get a discount.
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  58. +Dan Paradis I thought the deposition stated that Cosby admitted giving the woman drugs, but he claimed that (along with everything else that allegedly happened) was consensual. If that's the case, I don't see how the deposition is proof of rape.
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  59. Yes, when the residents obtain Canadian citizenship, they can have dual US-Canadian citizenship if they wish. The question I'd be curious to know the answer to is how would that Canadian citizenship be obtained? Would it be automatic as soon as the territory was officially transferred or would Canada make the residents go through the same process as any other immigrant?
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  60. I really wish the media would stop calling them "The Squad". It sounds like something a group of 14 year old girls would call their clique. Would the media be calling these representatives "The Squad" if they were men?
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  61. Two different Elizabeths.
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  62. +Shubshub She's done way better Lauren sketches than this. Her delivery wasn't as fast paced as what's normal for a Lauren bit.
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  63. Regarding China's response to the infant formula contamination, even though I'm kind of conflicted about the death penalty, I have to give the Chinese government kudos for holding people accountable for incidents like that.
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  64. She's not his housekeeper, but that was a cool scene. You don't mess with Mrs. Hudson on Sherlock's watch!
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  65. Look, I despise Trump as much as anyone, but Trump not paying much in US income tax over the past 15 years shouldn't make Americans angry with Trump; it should make Americans angry with Congress. Congress is the body that sets the tax laws, including the bits that allow people and businesses to reduce their tax bills.
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  66. French has been present in Louisiana long before it became a territory of the US, never mind a state.
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  67. +Carlie Pool Too bad we never heard Donna say that during her time as companion.
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  68. I'll definitely agree with that, especially since you know it was only done to serve as a cheap shot against Charlie Sheen.
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  69.  @jonathangeorge787  The point I was trying to make was that no American politician is going to physically discipline his / her child in public. That would end up being a major PR nightmare.
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  70. Supposedly, Metcalfe has told Bradford before to keep his hands to himself. If that is the case, I can't say I really blame Metcalfe for calling out Bradford for it. However, the homosexual accusation was out of line.
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  71.  @stephaniegittinger7980  William was there as well. He's the toddler running all over the place.
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  72. +ILoVeToraVe And isn't part of his job to make sure MPs speak to each other in a civil manner?
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  73. When Myths #3 (Nothing Goes Wrong) and #1 (No One Gets Hurt) were mentioned, my first thought was "Tell that to Owen Hart's family".
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  74. If you really believe that Ted Cruz is the Zodiac Killer, seek professional help. There's no way a person can commit murders before he was even conceived. The first murders attributed to the Zodiac Killer happened in December 1968 and Cruz was born (in Canada, no less) in December 1970.
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  75. +WatchMojo At the beginning of the video, the narrator said this video wasn't going to judge whether or not these celebrities are right about their views on guns, yet you've named the video, "Celebrity Gun Nuts". Usually, the use of the word "nut" in a context such as this carries a negative connotation. Maybe you could've named the video something like "Celebrity Gun Enthusiasts" or "Celebrity Gun Proponents" instead?
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  76. I didn't think about this until the male announcer mentioned that Prince William expressed a wish that all of his children would somehow become involved with the military, but wouldn't it be fascinating if Princess Charlotte decided to make a career in one of the branches? She'd be the first British princess to do so.
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  77. Not in countries below the equator.
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  78. Only if that's what the residents want.
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  79. I like both yours and the UK's as well as my American one (of course 😉).
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  80. The First Amendment doesn't require any private company to give us a platform to exercise our freedom of speech.
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  81.  @charliemacdonald9879  Funny, I could've sworn that I watched the 12th Doctor regenerate into the 13th.
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  82. 0:34 -- Uh, no, Kamala Harris is not the first woman VP candidate on a major party's ticket. Do the names Geraldine Ferraro (Mondale's running mate in 1984) and Sarah Palin (McCain's running mate in 2008) ring any bells?
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  83. Agreed. The description in the video suggests this is a drama, but the trailer suggests it's a comedy.
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  84. Trump isn't being charged for having an affair. Whatever the charges end up being exactly, the gist of it involves the hush money he paid the woman he had an affair with and how Trump reported it as a campaign expense.
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  85. The only member of Meghan's immediate family who has any class. And, yes, her outfit was perfect.
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  86. In theory, an edible food container sounds interesting, but I'd be concerned about the cleanliness of the people who handled the container before I ate it.
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  87. The actual topic ("Things That Would Chnage the Atmosphere at a Dinner Party") doesn't quite match the title above ("Commericals That Never Made It to Air").
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  88. Isn't part of the Speaker's job to make sure the MPs communicate in a civil manner?
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  89. Something else to think about: If the McMichaels had called the police instead of confronting Arbery, would they be free men now instead of going to jail for the rest of their lives?
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  90. I get that you Meghan fans love her so much you want to constantly talk about her, but she wasn't shown or mentioned in this video.
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  91. I'm probably going to regret asking this, but why would the FBI and/or the CIA arrange for a shooting on a college campus? To provide a pretense for taking guns away from "law abiding citizens"? I hate to sound cynical, but if the government didn't take any meaningful action when 20 innocent young children were massacred nearly 11 years ago, then I can't imagine any shooting incident that will make your paranoid fear come true.
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  92. Ever wonder if Patrick Stewart really had thoughts like that once in a while?
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  93. +Bri Arcanum I've never seen it, but I agree that the premise is idiotic. I'm no corporate apologist, but I can't see blaming fast food establishments for the voluntary decisions of their customers. If you think about it, Spurlock negated his own hypothesis by making a conscious and voluntary choice to eat nothing but McDonalds for a month.
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  94. The real shame is being obsessed by numbers that have no bearing on your life.
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  95. +Zombie Apocal4pse And how would you know? Did you pop into a TARDIS and go forward to next year when the new series starts?
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  96. Someone who is supposedly for "parental rights" shouldn't be telling other people's kids what to do.
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  97. @Outlaws: A better question is, if you believe CNN is nothing but "propaganda", why do you click on its videos? All you're accomplishing is helping to keep CNN's YouTube channel online.
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  98. In the early 1990s, the Queen was visiting the US and was scheduled to meet with President Bush (Senior) to make some public remarks. Whoever set up the podium did so with the 6 foot President in mind and not the foot (give or take) shorter Queen. When it was her turn to speak, all you could see looking straight at the podium was her hat. Later in the tour, the Queen addressed a Joint Session of Congress. The very first words she said were along the lines of "I do hope you can see me today."
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  99. @martin prince: Still, it was excessive force on the part of the Spanish police in my opinion.
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  100. +Michael D So you consider allergic reactions and not being able to breathe properly "minor inconveniences"?
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  101. With Donna being his (paid £120,000 and five week holiday) assistant.
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  102. Claiming that third party candidates are "taking votes away" from establishment candidates is one good example as to why I've stopped voting for anyone who has a (D) or (R) after her/his name. It's pure arrogance to assume that a candidate is entitled to people's votes and if voters decide to vote for someone else, that other candidate "took the votes away" from the establishment candidate. If an establishment candidate can't persuade enough people to vote for her/him, that's a failure on his/her part, not the fault of the third party candidates.
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  103. Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Gibraltar, a British territory, allowed to vote in the Brexit referendum? If that's the case, why wouldn't the British Caribbean territories have been allowed to vote as well? Considering the mix of Dutch, French, and British territories there that do business with each other, the British Caribbean territories have just as much stake in the final outcome of Brexit as Gibraltar and the motherland.
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  104. There are a lot of fans who would pay good money to smack that bottom themselves. 😁
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  105. +Captain aMARIca As long as the immigrants come here legally and adhere to our public values, I don't have any problem with immigrants.
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  106. +Tommy Ohlrich She didn't break the law as it is legal to drive with a Canadian driver's license here in the States. She was arrested under false pretenses.
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  107. More like gave us a warning that we didn't heed.
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  108. If I was a Democrat, the only thing I would say in response to all this is that the Republicans must be in a hurry to have Kamala Harris as President.
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  109.  @LouisaMarit  Your statement about people saying you sound American reminded me of a former neighbor of mine. She was from Scotland and, to my American ears, definitely sounded like it. However, she told me once that when she went back home to visit, everyone commented on how American she sounded.
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  110. 0:30 -- I beg to differ with the gentleman, once you put that (D) or (R) after your name, you're a politician.
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  111. Anyone who finds the selection of Hitler as Time's "Man of the Year" controversial doesn't understand the criteria. It is the person (sometimes a thing or concept) that is determined to have had the most impact, for good or *bad*, over the past year.
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  112. I was under the impression that the contracts were supposed to be in effect until 21 years after the last of King Charles' descendants passes away.
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  113. It's not. She's supposed to be referred to as the Duchess of Sussex, but the media hasn't gotten that through its collective thick head. And considering that the media still refers to Catherine by her maiden name after eight years of marriage and three children, I'm not holding my breath that it'll be getting Meghan's title correct anytime soon.
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  114. An employer should not be allowed to require employees to download apps onto the employees' personal phones.
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  115. The use of public funds for health care should be limited to exactly that: health care.
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  116. @james j: Don't give Trump any ideas. 🙃
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  117. Because people need a freaking break every once in a while from the gloom and doom. Besides, who says that by having a few hours worth of enjoyment means that you've suddenly stopped caring about everything else in the world? 🙄
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  118. People who support denying anyone their right to vote for no good reason should lose theirs instead.
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  119. @Manel Sevilla: I'm not disputing that the Spanish government declared the referendum illegal, I'm saying that I believe the response of the Spanish police was way out of proportion to the nonviolent crime that was being committed.
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  120. 0:06 -- So he's the perfect snack. ; )
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  121. +paddygirl It could be argued that Sherlock itself is an AU fanfiction of the original Victorian era stories. Both are awesome. : )
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  122. +Chiko was here Yes, this is an one off special. The regular series won't be back until 2017 (last I read).
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  123.  @fortisfortunaadiuvat9262  You can't compare ratings between a channel aimed at children and a news network. The target audience is nowhere near the same.
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  124. The stuffed toy looks like it's bigger than the baby. 🙃
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  125. Breaking News: Harry and Meghan aren't the monarchs. The current monarch is Harry's grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.
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  126. @Brendo Xd Using that criteria, doesn't that make you a loser as well?
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  127.  @trespasser121  I know many people who are better than both Trump and his daughter, but that doesn't mean I think they're experts on global economics.
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  128. @Manel Sevilla I don't know why my point is not getting across to you. I'll try one more time, then I'm dropping the conversation. Was the referendum held by the Catalonian government illegal under Spanish law? Yes. That's not in question. Did that justify the violent response of the Spanish police to a non-violent crime? No.
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  129. What I think is going to end up happening with both student loans and other government financial aid is that the offer of such assistance will be dependent upon what major the student pursues. In other words, a student who pursues a nursing or engineering degree would be more likely to be offered financial aid than a student who wants to major in Art History.
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  130. +Toma “HeavyCake” Hawk I love Cumberbatch's version of Sherlock, but the definitive Sherlock Holmes for me will always be Jeremy Brett. Toma, if you ever get a chance to see Brett's series, do so. I promise you'll change your mind about who "owns" Sherlock.
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  131. +Radculas I was wondering if anyone else noticed that bit at the beginning. : )
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  132. +Gage Taylor Actually, pathogens that could be present in the blood could kill you. If I was that actress, I would've been furious that DiCaprio was being so careless.
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  133. There are rapists and murderers out there who appear quite "charming" until the time they attack their victims. Serial killer Ted Bundy was a perfect example of this. In other words, "charming and seductive" is not incompatible with "sick, twisted" and "rapist".
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  134. +Noah Blumenthal More proof that Moffat is the love child of Moriarty and the Master. ; D
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  135. David might find one of the people in the picture behind Katherine quite familiar.
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  136. +Daniel Yankun I don't understand people with your attitude. People like Jenner need help, not vile attacks.
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  137. I wish we had a person with a similar role in the US Congress.
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  138. Didn't break my heart, it made me mad. Mad at that guy's arrogance and ignorance.
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  139. Either Mary knows her husband doesn't watch her videos or she's going to have to find a new hiding place for her chocolate. 😁
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  140. Doesn't absolve us of the responsibility of trying to further reduce that amount.
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  141.  @brandylikedadrink2778  Camilla was married when she and Charles were seeing each other during his marriage in the 1980s and 90s, but she wasn't married when they were seeing each other in the 1970s. If Camilla couldn't have kids, please explain the existence of Tom Parker Bowles and Laura (Parker Bowles) Lopes (Camilla's children with her first husband, Andrew Parker Bowles)?
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  142. +Irshaad Mohammed That reminds me of a quote that was attributed to the late Princess Margaret. She supposedly said that when she took her children to museums, she'd let them see only three works of art per visit because she'd rather have them begging to see more than become bored with it.
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  143. +Josh McDonald That and all the comments insisting that since Sherlock is in the Victorian era, the Doctor has to be involved somehow.   I'd love to see a Doctor Who / Sherlock crossover as much as the next person, but if it ever happens, it probably won't be as a full episode or special. My guess is that it would be a sketch for Children in Need or Comic Relief.
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  144. If there was a machine that could make a real life version of a character in a book, that machine would spit out Jeremy Brett after scanning the Sherlock Holmes stories.
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  145. Not to mention who would they call for an ambulance, although as far out as that area is, someone having a heart attack would probably be dead before help could get there even if it was coming from Manitoba.
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  146.  @lsmith9249  Tara's just repeating what the character, Melchett, said. If it bothers you that much, take it up with whoever wrote the script.
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  147. Say it again. 🙂
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  148. How does a party with 33 seats in a 350 seat Congress of Deputies come out as the "winner"?
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  149. I'm calling baloney sauce. Harry knows better than to discuss politics with someone he barely knows, even if it's his (at the time) future father-in-law.
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  150. And what's going to happen in a few years is that most people will forget why the holiday exists and treat it as another day off to go shopping at the Juneteenth Sales (assuming they're not one of the people who are working in the store having the Juneteenth Sale).
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  151. I wouldn't swear to this, but I think it was a reference to something that was said during this episode.
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  152. I think it's funny that a fuss is being made over not knowing who the godparents are. I'd wager that nobody reading this comment can name one godparent of any of the Cambridge children without looking it up.
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  153.  @marseillais2687  The native population who were living there before the French arrived might disagree with you, but French was the first European language spoken in that area.
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  154. "Why is Gamora?" should've had the number one spot all by itself.
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  155. Your time machine dropped you off in the wrong year. The Soviet Union hasn't existed since the end of 1991.
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  156. It always makes my blood boil to see homeless parents dragging their kids along for the ride, so to speak. There's no reason why children should be sleeping in cars. Either find a friend or family member who can put up the kids until the parents can get back on their feet or, worse case scenario, put the children into foster care.
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  157.  @ipellaers  You could've just said they weren't funny. Bringing up their race makes you no better than the people you're complaining about who booked them.
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  158. Is it just me or did those last few steps of Benedict's "Beyonce" walk turn into a Monty Python sketch?
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  159. The best way I can describe Brett's performance is this:  Pretend there's a sci fi machine that can scan a book and reproduce a character from that book in human form.  That machine scanned the Sherlock Holmes stories and spit out Jeremy Brett.
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  160. Benedict Cumberbatch could make an instruction manual to a toaster sound erotic.
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  161. +DreamerTheTimeLady Nah, the Doctor and Sherlock didn't get into an argument over what's better: a Mind Palace or a Mind TARDIS?
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  162. Actually, the plastic lips are probably one of the more practical things on this list. When I initially learned CPR back in the 90's, we were given mouth guards to protect us from any contagions that the victim could've been carrying. And, if I'm remembering correctly, we were told that they were standard equipment in an EMT's kit.
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  163. After two kids, I'm sure David's wife doesn't have any complaints about the size of his sonic screwdriver.  *LOL*
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  164. I don't read comics that often, but that was well worth reading.
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  165. I played with Barbies all during my childhood and I never remember thinking I had to look like her when I grew up. The only problem I had with how she looked was that every Barbie was blonde (I'm a brunette). I was envious of a couple of Black girls I used to play with because their Barbies had dark hair.
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  166. I'm not Canadian, so please excuse any uninformed remarks, but the only problem I see with Canada having a monarchial system of government is that the country doesn't have a resident monarch. The late Queen herself had been quoted as saying that she had to be seen to be believed, so wouldn't it strengthen such a system of government if there was a monarch in residence, as opposed to one who visits every few years?
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  167. I've been a fan of Doctor Who since the early 1980s and I definitely remember watching Series 12.
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  168. +spliffsperlunk If Trump didn't specify a payment method, you can't assume that he meant to specify one.
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  169. All this tells me is that the Democrats don't have confidence in their own candidates and policies if they're scared of a guy who hasn't even declared yet.
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  170. Maybe the people in that area aren't stupid enough to go outside in the middle of the night and get conked in the head by hailstones.
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  171.  @rsmith6366  Most medical insurances don't cover travel expenses if a person has to go out of state for most other procedures (e.g., specialized cancer treatments).
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  172. St. Kitts and Nevis became independent in 1983. Just because the Anguillans didn't want independence back then doesn't mean they're going to feel the same way forever.
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  173. +Gil F Not that Kim doesn't deserve to be taken out and the North Koreans be freed from him, but the US hasn't had the greatest track record when it comes to "liberating" countries.
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  174. Are gift bags not a thing in the UK? Despite being a woman myself, wrapping presents is not one of my best skills, so if it's not already in a box, I just place the gift inside some tissue paper and put it in a gift bag. Much easier than the man wrap.
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  175. Because Black women rodeo riders in the US are not common.
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  176. Yeah, like him or loathe him, you can't deny that he has a highly recognizable look and voice.
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  177. Roddy Piper was one of my favorite wrestlers back in the day. So sad that he's gone.
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  178. +Daniel Contreras Isn't Blue Bell more of a regional product? It seems like WatchMojo was focusing on recalls that affected the entire country.
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  179. +Kate Mc Gowan That's so far ahead in time that I don't think even the Doctor has been there yet!
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  180. +Inediblehulk Okay, I'll grant that you could make an argument about the joke being sexist (in that you wouldn't hear the same joke being made about a male player), but where does the alleged racism come into play? Any female tennis player that has name recognition could've been used for that joke.
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  181. +Stephenie Tabor American companies aren't that innocent in that department, either.
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  182. +King_Of_Flash 14 I'm old enough to be a mother of a teenage girl and I've been a fan of Doctor Who since the Tom Baker era.
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  183. The people featured in this video are all Americans, not French citizens.
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  184. 1:30 -- Diana didn't leave the hospital right away, though. She stayed overnight when she had both her boys and left the next day.
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  185. The funny thing is that all day, I've been thinking that today was an historic date, but I couldn't remember why until I came across this video.
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  186. But apparently the BBC's YouTube channel is perfectly acceptable to watch?
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  187. Good thing Troy didn't have a British interpreter. The person would've needed someone to translate the ASL into BSL before he/she could translate it into spoken English. 😁
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  188.  @dvferyance  Well, I could very well be biased since my dad's side of the family is from Baltimore, where the anthem was written, but I like it.
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  189.  AMERICAN PATRIOT  What racism? How is it being racist to express an opinion about how the Sussexes choose to determine how to bring their baby into the world and how to let the world know it happened?
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  190. "Next on the Travel Channel: an actual show about traveling."
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  191.  Trev C  You do realize it was illegal under British law for the American colonies to split from the UK, right? Yet we did it anyway. Not that I'm saying the issue surrounding (quite literally) this little bit of land is anywhere near as monumental as the reasons why we became our own country, but there are times where it's more prudent to let a group go its own way if that's what that group desires. I have no preference myself as to which country Northwest Angle ends up being a part of, but I do want their wishes to be honored.
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  192. Before posting snippy and unoriginal comments, you might want to get your facts straight. Rosie Jones has cerebral palsy.
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  193. I'd better check outside my window to see if pigs are flying overhead because I can't believe that I'm finding myself in agreement with an Iranian president.
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  194.  @saltynutzz  In real life, people of different races are capable of having children together, so for the purposes of that segment, it could very well be the child of Catherine's character.
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  195. It is.
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  196. Not that those aren't issues that should be addressed, but incidents like the shooting in El Paso tend to get more in depth coverage because of the number of people killed at one time. If a drunk driver killed 22 people in one accident or a doctor's negligence caused 22 people to die on the same day, those issues would be front and center.
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  197. Exactly. Every time I listen or read discourse about what to do about illegal immigration, no one ever talks about cracking down on the people who hire them. I won't say it's the only answer, but I'd wager that if the penalties and jail time were made as severe as possible for those that hire illegal immigrants, we'd see a drastic drop.
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  198. It's people like you that prompt channels into not allowing comments.
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  199. She was 22 when Charles was born.
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  200. It's things like this that make British TV so awesome! I just can't picture any of our news personalities here in the States doing something like this.
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  201. +Gwyn Williams Seems to me that I've heard the same thing, that Charles is planning on using George VII as his "reigning" name (I'm sure there's a proper term for it, but you get the idea. 🙂). However, for the purposes of this play, King Charles III pretty much summarizes it. People would immediately realize that it's a play about when Charles finally becomes the King. A lot of people wouldn't necessarily make that same connection if the play was titled, King George VII .
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  202. +Ripley Conklin I don't get it either.
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  203. +typacsk "Insane" is a perfect word to describe the American electorate. If I may tweak the quotation a bit: The definition of insanity is to elect the same two groups of people over and over again and expect a different result.
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  204. No Serena from Bewitched? For shame. : (
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  205. +Mostly Harmless & +Dallas Mann If the Chinese government is to be believed, one of the men executed was supposed to have been the producer of nearly 800 tons of the contaminated powder. The other man supposedly mixed what he knew to be contaminated powder with milk, then sold it to baby formula companies. Personally, I have mixed feelings about the death penalty, but if all the above is true, I give the Chinese government credit for holding at least some people accountable for that tragedy.
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  206. +James Ford There were three companions who died in the Classic Who era. Exterminate Clara? That would probably be the only time I'd be rooting for the Daleks. : )
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  207. 0:05 -- "If they don't want her to be smart, she won't be smart." Okay, maybe because I am a woman, I'm not understanding this, but I was always under the impression that guys who like imaginary sex partners don't spend much time conversing with them about things like how to solve the Middle East crisis or the best way to create a colony on Mars.
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  208. +Lessien Séregon Don't ask me why, but I think the crinkle above her nose when she laughs is adorable.
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  209. +Nathalia Peña A story involving Ricky Martin and a female fan definitely would be a myth. : )
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  210. Don't people read or listen to more than the first sentence in any news story anymore? All that happened yesterday was that his application for parole was approved. Although it is a done deal, he won't actually be stepping out of the prison gates for a few more months.
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  211. +peter8488 Ever think it could be a simple mistake (computer glitch, someone entering the wrong info into the wrong profile, etc...) or that someone stole this guy's identity?
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  212.  @NoLeadsEnt  When did Harry and Meghan take German citizenship?
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  213. I would've added that Smith can't be nominated for any Oscars in the same time period.
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  214.  @gluehigh416  She's 18 years old. In most Western countries, she would be considered a legal adult.
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  215. I can't remember what network I heard this on, but a commentator mentioned Chauvin was being deliberately vague because he didn't want to prejudice his upcoming federal trial.
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  216. Or stolen identity.
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  217. @Pinku Mawile: Same here. I watched it with my dad and stepmom one day at their house and, although the visual and special effects were amazing, the storyline has been done to death.
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  218.  @bigboynow7936  Gotham may not be physically located in Illinois in the DCU, but it's atmosphere still reminds me of Chicago.
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  219. In all the years I've been old enough to understand politics (somewhat), I've never seen so many people obsessed with the loser of a Presidential campaign.
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  220. @cynthia ferguson: Meghan had no input, so to speak, on whether the baby was a boy. That was all on Harry's side.
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  221. What part of she was arrested for breaking a law that doesn't exist are you not grasping here?
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  222.  texas thunder  Which has all of nothing to do with the topic of this video.
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  223. And Amy Poehler as Hillary.
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  224. +James Not too mention that some of the stories got into some pretty dark stuff for them being the imaginings of a young boy.
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  225.  @darrenheapy1265  A tainted one, though, since to be with his first love, Charles cheated on his wife, the mother of his young children.
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  226. The narrator neglected to mention that during the London 2012 ceremony, the Queen of England "parachuted" into the stadium. Of course I know the parachuting itself was a stunt, but I can't think of any other Olympic opening ceremony that incorporated the host country's head of state like that. Especially with the head of state being an 86 year old monarch.
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  227. Even if that report is correct, the girl wouldn't be eligible for the Monegasque throne, as she would be illegitimate.
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  228. True, but the countries in question shouldn't be hypocrites about why they don't want to trade with specific nations. There are numerous other countries besides Cuba with poor human rights records and a lack of democracy, why do we have trading relationships with them and not Cuba?
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  229. Remember that one Batman movie where someone told Batman that the motivation of people like the Joker was simply to watch the world burn? Sometimes I think that's Trump's raison d'être as well.
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  230. +Devanuj Baruah Or was it the other way round? ; )
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  231. +Brian I've heard too many tragic stories of little ones being left in cars and dying to not be more impressed by the potential of the Hot Seat.
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  232. Whenever someone emphasizes that he/she has a lot of friends of a different racial/ethnic group in the hopes that it'll make him/her appear less bigoted, it usually makes that person appear more so, in my opinion.
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  233. And for another Star Trek and CHiPs connection, Michael Dorn (Worf) was on CHiPs for three years.
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  234. +Michelangelo That's a tough call. I personally prefer Bugs, but both he and Mickey are equally iconic.
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  235. +Shawn If I'm remembering correctly, many Christian organizations praised the movie.
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  236. +Sofia Castro I can't say for certain that I believe it's Molly, but it sounds more like her than Mary.
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  237. +Steven Torrey That's funny. Unfortunately, if you're speaking to someone under the age of about 35, he/she won't know what the William Tell Overture or the Lone Ranger was.
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  238. +Ronin Raphael Liam Neeson sounds like a good idea.
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  239. +Patrick Gstir I don't watch movies that much, much less superhero ones, and I've been waiting for that one ever since Cumberbatch was announced as the lead.
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  240. +no my dear, that chapter is done. In that era, unless the two men were relatives, men always called their friends, even their BFFs, by their surnames.
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  241. It's a kilt.
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  242. But you can't hold conversations in programming languages. And, depending on where you live, knowing a second language can either be a deal breaker in being offered a job or be a requirement. When I took a cruise to Aruba a couple of years ago, an ice cream shop had a "Help Wanted" sign in the window. The sign said candidates for the job must know English, Papiamento, Dutch, and Spanish.
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  243. Mock the Week was created by the same guys who created Whose Line.
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  244. Kudos to SNL's wardrobe department for getting a pretty close facsimile of the outfit Kamala Harris wore just a few hours before this went on the air live.
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  245. If I was running a news network, I wouldn't even mention my competition unless it was part of a major news story (e.g., my fictitious network would've covered the story of CNN receiving bombs back in 2018).
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  246. +Mic Raw What part of it isn't true?
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  247. Title of the Video: "A Kennedy for president viewed as a potential spoiler" That type of phrasing annoys me. No candidate is a "spoiler" because each candidate is responsible for convincing voters that he/she is the best person for the office. If a candidate loses, then she/he needs to evaluate what went wrong instead of whining that another candidate "took my voters!"
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  248. 0:22 -- That is one thing that annoys me about most news organizations. If you can't verify it, don't report it.
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  249. I agree that the ignorant and racist comments on this video are very inappropriate.
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  250.  @angelo2330  What remedies? It seems to me that the public discourse is stuck on what is causing climate change rather than what we should do to adapt to or fix the specific problems that are arising from it.
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  251. +Turner D Century Unfortunately, the only way this is going to stop is if someone decides to file a lawsuit.
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  252. For fun and charity.
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  253. She was barely in this video. It must be really sad to let one person have that much power over you that a brief glimpse upsets you that much.
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  254. Trump's imaginary wall would end up being a lot longer if it had to go around Texas and California.
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  255. Being anti-abortion, I should be thinking that this is a good first step, but I have a strong suspicion that the reasoning used for the ruling could come back to bite every American in the backside.
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  256. +Marianne Bell You've been watching too much reality TV if you think Harry's engagement was some sort of contest in which he had to pick the "best of the United States".
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  257. @David Weber: Was I the only one who cheered when his character was gunned down? 😁
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  258. It looked more like the Regency era to me.
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  259.  Trev C  Slight difference between what's going on here and the Civil War. The Northwest Angle community isn't unilaterally declaring itself no longer a part of the US.
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  260. Well, if Trump and his minions hadn't opened their big mouths, I'd wager this book wouldn't have received a smidgen of the attention it has, regardless of its quality.
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  261. He stopped doing that after the Jimmy Savile abuse allegations came out around 2011-12.
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  262. Irony of ironies, the ad I got before this video was inviting me to take a survey on how wonderful a job I think Trump is doing. 🤣
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  263. A major factor in the decision to dismantle the commission was that many states were refusing to turn over personal information from their voter rolls to the commission. My favorite refusal was from Mississippi whose Secretary of State said the commission could go jump into the Gulf of Mexico. 😁
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  264. +Mr Misanthrope And what was Catherine before she married William? 🙄
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  265. 13:36 -- What an adorable doggie!
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  266. @YouTube User How about mothers who are widowed or divorced and have no choice but to work?
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  267. @Brian 1958: Real men don't deliberately put other people's health at risk either.
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  268. Sanders could probably reduce how long these press conferences take by half if she didn't have to constantly tell us what the President "meant to say".
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  269.  @oldfashionrealamerican7458  "Mommy, Obama did bad things too!" doesn't excuse Trump's words and deeds (or lack thereof).
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  270. Same here, and I'm not British.
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  271. It's Lauren's catchphrase, "Am I bovvered?", expressed in the style of Elizabethan English.
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  272. Down's Syndrome is a genetic disorder, not something you "get" like the measles. 🙄
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  273. Considering that William and Catherine are the couple that will become King and Queen in due course, it's perfectly natural to pay more attention to them.
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  274. Why would anyone care what a mythologized person thinks?
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  275. Brooms still exist because most people aren't going to drag out the vacuum cleaner if it's a small mess, like a handful of spilled cereal.
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  276. +burby8100 What idiot is going admit under oath at a court deposition that he raped someone?
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  277. All that's missing in things like Alexa and Siri is the voice of Majel Barrett.
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  278. +Zuber Commodore I'll grant you that the concept behind "Sleep No More" was good, but somehow the potential it had got lost as it was being made.
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  279. +Alex Andrews The competition was between the two characters in general, not the current manifestations specifically.
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  280. I still maintain that the TARDIS showed up, caught him, then dropped a Teselecta where Sherlock would've fallen. ; )
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  281. +Chaudhry Rajinder Nijjhar Jatt Uh, no. I'm not an expert in British nationality law, but I would imagine that a child born on British soil to two parents who were British citizens when he was born would be British himself. However, if you're referencing genealogy rather than citizenship, my response is still, "Uh, no." Despite having started out his life as a Greek prince, Prince Philip is of primarily German and Danish ancestry.
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  282. +sallyatticum Not turned up to Ten? Sorry, had to fulfill my corny joke quota for the day. ; D
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  283. +Annekuss bruin I love Cumberbatch's portrayl of Holmes and think he is probably one of the best actors I've ever seen, but Brett was better as Holmes. The only way I can describe it is to say that if there was a machine that could scan a book and spit out a live human version of one of the characters, it would spit out Jeremy Brett after scanning the Sherlock Holmes stories.
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  284. +toonlover Fenric would be a good fit for New Who. I don't remember if he survived "The Curse of Fenric", though.
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  285. +temima averick The story I read was that Moffat thought Matt was too wacky to be Watson.
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  286. It's funny that a lot of rappers turn out to be pretty decent actors. P.S. This list missed Ice-T from Law & Order: SVU.
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  287. +James Brock This American thinks it's absolutely adorable. 😊
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  288. +Agusti Guerola Garcia Well, if the Chinese government is to be believed, one of the men executed over the contaminated baby formula was the man who produced the powder and the other man mixed the powder with milk and sold it to the baby formula company.
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  289. There's also a library there, officially on the US side, that has the border passing through it, so you could find a book in Canada and check it out in the US. 🙃
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  290. @Sheri Townsend: They're all probably saying pretty much the same thing.
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  291. +Will Huey I remember her from A Different World.
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  292. I rebuke your negativity by wishing you a Happy and Blessed New Year. 😘
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  293. @michael b My question was about how Canadian citizenship would be obtained if Northwest Angle was ever ceded to Canada.
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  294. With how narcissistic Trump is, it wouldn't surprise me if that was the real reason.
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  295.  @afgzee2011  A pacifier can have numerous names depending on the area you live in and whatever an individual family decides to call it. I grew up calling it a binki (not sure of the spelling, I think it was the brand name of the pacifier my parents used for me). And within the area I live in now, the two most popular names I hear are "paci" (short for "pacifier") and "ninnie" (not sure what the origin of that is).
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  296. If Meghan had married a John Doe and decided she wanted to take his surname, the media wouldn't have any problem with calling her Megan Doe or Meghan Markle Doe. Why, then, does it seem to be extremely difficult for various media outlets to refer to her now as the Duchess of Sussex?
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  297. Actually, the answer is yes, but there isn't any collective will to do it right now.
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  298. This video is discussing the actions of Oregon's state senators, not federal.
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  299. That's the country she's trying to get away from.
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  300. Here in Florida, we're sort of heading in the right direction. The state House and Senate recently passed a bill putting us on DST all year. I believe the Governor had signed it or will be signing it shortly. The reason I say "sort of heading in the right direction" is instead of year round DST, it should be year round standard time, in my opinion. What can I say, I'm old fashioned. 😀
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  301.  @Neth110  The second wasn't a full regeneration, though.
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  302. Aww, how adorable!
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  303. +Jim Fromearth Harry would probably still be in the military.
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  304. I can't see how a state can prosecute someone for doing something in another state that's legal in that state.
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  305. I used to listen to the radio version when Canada still had a shortwave service (RCI). Even though I didn't always get the references (I'm American), it was still a really funny show.
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  306.  @frankieturner630  The property Arbery was on didn't belong to any of the three men.
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  307. Another thing to know about Governor DeSantis: Despite being a middle aged, college educated lawyer, he sounds like a teenage girl on TikTok every time the word "woke" comes out of his mouth.
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  308.  @TrustThePlan  Never say never, of course, but Barbados has been independent since 1966. If it was going to go down the same path as Haiti, it probably would've already done so.
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  309.  @nuffsaid3317  I would imagine this was more a case of Californians heeding the words of Martin Luther King, Jr., and judging the Black candidate by the content of his character rather than the color of his skin. In Elder's case, that content was found lacking.
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  310. Not everyone in Florida seeks medical advice from our idiotic governor.
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  311. If that was true, it doesn't change the fact that many women find him attractive.
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  312. Maybe I look at things with a more practical eye, but if I believed that massive voter fraud had occurred and I wanted to protest that, I'd be targeting those I believed were responsible (e.g., state and local election officials) instead of wasting my time traveling to DC. Plus, I wouldn't be protesting against them on a Saturday, when they aren't even in their offices.
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  313. +Mama Mia Believe it or not, I agree with you and I'm American.
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  314.  @charliebear144  I was thinking more along the lines of Benedict Cumberbatch during the last season of Sherlock.
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  315.  @TheMoonRover  "Duchess Meghan" isn't correct either. It's the Duchess of Sussex. You don't pair a title of nobility (e.g., Duke, Earl, Viscount, etc...) with the holder's first name (e.g., Diana's brother is Earl Spencer, not Earl Charles).
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  316. If I understood this ruling correctly, your hypothetical baker can't refuse to do business at all with a customer solely based on the customer's religion. However, if the only thing the baker is refusing to do is decorate a cake with a Christian themed message, that's not considered discrimination.
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  317. There's still hope for this guy. Someone who takes the time to love a dog can't be all bad.
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  318. +thurston4mor As far as her public life is concerned, who cares whether she can or not? It's not as if Harry is next in line. Even if he was, not having a direct heir isn't the cause for concern that it used to be. There's enough people in the line of succession that, as long as the UK remains a monarchy, the throne is in no danger of being vacant.
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  319. Gibson is playing the companion, not the Doctor.
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  320. The narrator said the siren sound was added to the video later because they didn't want to scare the little girl.
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  321.  @ericrossoni  Trump can't even spell hamburgers.
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  322.  @MrTheguywiththemoney  Your proposal is a threat to everyone's right to vote.
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  323. Something I've never understood, Aaron Spelling knew what Doherty was like from 90210, yet he went ahead and hired her for Charmed. And, lo and behold, history repeated itself.
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  324. +James Sampson "Evidence" like the approximately 2000 more votes than there were people in "Bordalama"? I'm surprised the Alabama Secretary of State was able to keep from laughing when he mentioned that piece of "evidence" during a recent interview.
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  325.  @xxdomixx1085  That was the then USSR, not Cuba. And even at that, the Cuban Missile Crisis was nearly 60 years ago. I think the US government would've mentioned it by now if there were still any active nuclear weapons on the island.
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  326. It's okay for Facebook to violate Canadian law because you don't want to see a Chinese company (which you wouldn't be obligated to patronize, by the way) enter the Western social media market?
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  327. I'm waiting for the day Trump resigns or is removed from office to get excited.
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  328. The First Amendment to the US Constitution guarantees that the government won't prevent you from nor punish you for your speech. It does not require that a private business provide you with a platform for that speech.
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  329. @lil jack russell: That question was answered in November 2016. The number of individuals nationwide that voted for Trump was 62,984,825 according to the Federal Election Commission. https://transition.fec.gov/pubrec/fe2016/2016presgeresults.pdf
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  330. If they're going to be childish, I'd suggest a spanking in addition to the fines.
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  331. 0:20 -- Bow ties are cool. 😁
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  332. Neither, since both hold PhDs, not MDs.
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  333.  @wheeldealstt5445  I wasn't aware that there was a game going on.
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  334. This is what makes British TV the best in the world! It's very, very rare to see a cast of a TV show here in the US doing something like this.
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  335. At the risk of sounding like an old fogey, back in my day, if there was a need for emergency communication with my family when I was in school, I'd go to the office and make the phone call from there. And if my family needed to contact me, they would call the office and someone would announce over the intercom that I was to report to the office.
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  336. +TheBritishGuyFromTheSouth It took you that long to question Moffat? 😏
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  337. +GURken That's the Russian series, I presume? I've never seen it, but I've heard that it's very good.
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  338. +001BINARY100 Yep. However, one could argue that Moffat and Gatiss' modern version is an AU fanfic of the original Victorian era stories.
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  339. +2kol4scool It would be interesting to see how many children over the years ended up developing a love for classical music because they heard quite a bit of it in Looney Tunes cartoons.
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  340. +Doctor Dalek No. From what I remember from "The Brain of Morbius" (1975 or 76 -- too lazy to look it up right now), the Sisterhood appear to be a religious order that worships a flame that resides in their temple. This flame does something to the rock enclave that surrounds it that produces the elixir that healed the dying Fourth Doctor and kick started a regeneration in the already dead Eighth Doctor.
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  341. ***** I read an interesting fanfic that suggested that since it was the Time Vortex that gave Rose the power she had as the Bad Wolf, she knew exactly what she was doing when she made Jack immortal because, at that moment, she could see every point in time where Jack had to be.
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  342. The boys got busted!  Priceless!
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  343. I never considered "Wind Beneath My Wings" as a romantic love song. I always took it as a song that tells an inspirational person in one's life how much he/she is appreciated.
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  344. Nobody expected "The Spanish Inquisition" to just rate a Honorable Mention!
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  345. I like the idea of requiring politicians to wear sponsorship logos.
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  346. +Aimee Shaw I'm surprised John Rear stuck around this long. If he hates "SJW Feminist [cow feces]", then he should've stopped watching when characters like Jack, Vastra & Jenny, Clara, and Bill were introduced.
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  347. +Chaudhry Rajinder Nijjhar Jatt Who? Prince Philip? If it's him you're referring to, my understanding is that, being a prince, he never had what you and I would consider a surname. However, when he became a naturalized British citizen before his marriage to then Princess Elizabeth, he renounced his Greek titles and had to adopt a standard surname. He chose Mountbatten because it was the surname of his closest relative in the UK.
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  348.  @LogiForce86  Ever think that this guy is living the way he is because he likes it and not because he's making some sort of "statement"?
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  349. +D.S. Gobari I love Cumberbatch as Sherlock and as an actor in general, but Brett is the best Holmes.
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  350. #5 -- It's been fourteen years since that ad and I still cry every time I see it.
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  351. +Robert Machulla I definitely agree with you about Matt Smith. He portrayed the "old man in a young man's body" vibe really well. It shone especially when he was interacting with River, Sarah Jane, and Jo. In real life, the actresses were old enough to be Matt's mothers, but they seemed to be the "young" ones in every scene the Eleventh Doctor had with them.
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  352. I wouldn't say that WatchMojo doesn't make any videos about Canada, but considering that it's a Canadian company, it could increase that number. I'm American, but I do like learning things about my neighbor to the north. 🙂
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  353. +Yohana Vargas Sitting at the same table as the Doctor! One step closer to a proper Wholock, perhaps?
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  354. Jabba 101 Sherlock was using "ghosts" as a metaphor for bad memories and experiences that negatively affect a person for a long time after the fact.  He wasn't referring to the ones who come out and say, "Boo!".
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  355. The appetite suppressant, Ayds, was on the market long before the disease was discovered, so it was more of a case of bad coincidence rather than poor marketing on the company's part.
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  356. I'm an American with a weird hobby of watching / listening to English language coverage of other countries' elections / referendums. I remember the night of the 1995 separation referendum when Premier Jacques Parizeau made his remarks about the referendum being defeated by "money and the ethnic vote". I knew that remark was going to come back and bite him on the backside.
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  357. +FeatherKC I read somewhere that she is. If so, then the question is who is Victorian Molly? There were female doctors in that time period, but not many.
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  358. Frasier and Harley Quinn should've been higher. In Frasier's case, how many minor characters get their own show that lasts just as long as the parent show and receive as many, if not more, accolades? In Harley's case, she was created specifically for the animated series, but was so impressive, DC put her into the comics. And now she's got a movie as well.
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  359. +Donna W If I'm remembering correctly, that became common knowledge as soon as Whitney Houston's version was released.
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  360. alfonso ontiveros You're kidding, right?  Tom Baker was only the longest serving Doctor (seven years) and the most beloved of the classic era Doctors. 
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  361. +King_Of_Flash 14 I'm not disagreeing that Sherlock Holmes is the more iconic of the two characters, just disputing your assertion that Doctor Who doesn't have a following "outside of teenage girls and tumblr." 😊
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  362. I don't think she would've been considered a stalker, though. Didn't she work for Selena?
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  363. +Amy Phillips As much as I love Sherlock, it is a relatively new fandom, so it hasn't had the chance to have a similar impact as some of the others listed.
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  364. +Kay Sian Brooke did a fantastic job as Eurus. Did you know she played Ophelia opposite Cumberbatch's Hamlet?
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  365. How do you know that the club scene isn't a viable part of the story without context?
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  366. Considering there's a strict limit as to how many people can gather for a funeral in the UK, I doubt any foreign representatives were going to attend anyway.
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  367. Have you ever seen the French skit? https://youtu.be/BSSTt0PzM0s
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  368. @Erik Sanchez: I'm not gonna lie, I cried when I first saw it and I was in my twenties. Heck, I cried just seeing this clip.
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  369. We were originally told that our reason for sending troops to Afghanistan was to find bin Laden. Well, that occurred in May 2011. Our troops should've been long gone by now.
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  370. +Hector Morales I think B Hagedash was being facetious. Trump probably has no clue where Catalonia is, much less any idea what's going on there right now, so if a journalist did ask him about Catalan refugees, he'd probably think they were from Central America.
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  371.  @iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076  Except for Russia, China, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, etc... .
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  372. I can't put my finger on why, but Musk has never seemed trustworthy to me. I think those who are celebrating his acquisition of Twitter in the hopes that he'll turn it into a forum where anything goes regardless of the harm it could cause might end up being disappointed.
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  373. @Genovacide: If you want to see Trump's press conference without commentary, there are channels here on YouTube that have it.
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  374. I saw Infinity War and Endgame during afternoon matinees and, both times, the audiences must've been sleeping or something because no matter what happened on the screen, nobody reacted.
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  375. Thanks for reinforcing my belief that neither side is focusing on the actual problems regarding climate change. Personally, I believe that it's a combination of nature and man, but knowing exactly what the cause is doesn't really change anything, does it? The public discussion needs to shift from what is causing this to what are we going to do about the specific problems we're facing.
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  376. Someone wearing a hijab is not "all covered up". Her face is still showing.
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  377. 1:47 -- A lot of Americans want a different American President as well.
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  378. If this "same crowd" took their children to see any of the Fifty Shades movies, then I'd agree with your implied call of hypocrisy.
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  379. Yet again, Trump saying one thing, then claiming it wasn't what he meant. 🙄
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  380. This is one reason I love British TV so much. Even with it being for charity, I just can't imagine any of our news personalities here in the States doing something like this.
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  381. Happy New Year, Greece!
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  382. I don't disagree, but it should be consumers that decide that, not a government.
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  383.  @dolphmanity  Canada isn't a British territory, it's an independent nation. The only official link it has to the UK is that the two countries share the same head of state (currently Queen Elizabeth II).
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  384. DC wasn't made a state when its residents were finally allowed to vote for President, so why couldn't something similar happen as far as representation in Congress? Yes, I know Constitutional amendments can take time, but it seems like the best compromise between DC becoming a state and allowing voting representatives to me.
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  385. @poynt100: Well, the CBC thinks you do because you voluntarily clicked on the video.
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  386. Time Crash was iconic on three levels: (a) Doctor from new series meeting Doctor from classic series, (b) David Tennant gushing like a fanboy, and (c) David deciding to give Peter a granddaughter (okay, that wasn't actually in the episode, but it did happen eventually **LOL**).
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  387. @Cory Allen "Mommy, they did it, too!" doesn't negate what happened in North Carolina.
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  388. +Achmed Zuzali Back then, there was no way Camilla was going to be allowed to marry Charles. She had too much of a "reputation", whereas Diana was considered to be a "good girl".
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  389. @Chief Wampum Can you explain to me what your comment has to do with Ian's original post?
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  390. 2:00 -- "I don't teach no more"? If that's the way teachers in Ontario really talk, cell phones are not the main problem that should be addressed.
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  391. I'd like to see another series of Sherlock myself, but I don't expect the actors involved to be sitting in their homes doing nothing while waiting for a phone call from Steven Moffat or Mark Gatiss.
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  392. What I found puzzling about that clip was that every flashback was done with Legos except for the 60's version.
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  393. It was a very well written and acted scene. I've only seen Iron Man in two movies (Infinity War and Endgame), yet I was probably crying as much as someone who's watched every movie since the original Iron Man.
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  394. @Vanessa Dugan: She's working, but her business apparently is either still in its infancy or it's just plain not successful, because she's not drawing a salary from it.
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  395. I think Dana Carvey's Bush should've been ranked higher than his Perot.
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  396. Why wasn't someone voting for a third party profiled?
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  397. I could be wrong, but I don't think there's a strong independence movement in Wales, at least in comparison to Scotland.
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  398. I'll wait until Trump resigns or is removed from office before I start celebrating.
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  399. @notheissue: The Republicans of the Civil War era would not be welcome in today's Republican party, and the same is true of the Democrats.
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  400. I find it ironic that many people who use that phrase in regards to not wearing masks are anti-abortion.
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  401. The woman who said pads should be free because having a period is something that can't be helped seems to be forgetting that we also have to have food, toilet paper, bathing products, etc... . It's not feasible that everything we need for basic survival and hygiene should be provided at no charge. However, I do agree that feminine hygiene products (pads, tampons, etc...) shouldn't be taxed.
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  402. 0:51 -- The "wife's mother's daughter" could be his sister-in-law. 🙃
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  403. Yeah, at least Holland never accidentally livestreamed one of his movies. 😁
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  404.  @TheYoguiMonster  Camilla wasn't divorced when she and Charles were seeing each other in the 1970s.
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  405.  @darrenheapy1265  I'm not saying Diana didn't cheat as well, just pointing out that Charles and Camilla's love story isn't as the then Archbishop of Canterbury said during Charles and Diana's wedding, "... the stuff of which fairy tales are made."
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  406. Ugly doesn't even begin to describe Lake's behavior as shown in that clip. If I was a resident of Arizona, I definitely wouldn't have voted for her based on that alone.
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  407. If Jonny Dymond can't figure out why Harry isn't too keen on the media, he must've popped up in a cabbage patch sometime after late 1997.
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  408. Not anymore. DeSantis just signed a new abortion law limiting it to 15 weeks or less.
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  409.  @ramonpen2592  If Cillizza didn't mention something that you think should have been, that's not an example of "fake". "Fake" would've been if he made up a story that isn't true.
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  410.  @jwoods1732  If he's a British citizen that meets the criteria for being a Scottish MP, he's not a foreigner.
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  411.  Jo Nelson  If I told you that "Bob" was going to pay for your next car, wouldn't you interpret that as meaning that "Bob" would give you or the seller of the car the funds directly?
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  412. William threw the BBC under the bus, got in the bus, and backed that bus over the BBC a few times.
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  413. I don't remember how long this has been going on, but there's a NFL game played in London every year.
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  414. In most other jobs, however, unless something is seriously wrong (e.g, health or safety issues), people don't up and retire in the middle of the work day.
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  415. 1:42 -- Ironically, my family had an experience similar to that. We were looking for somewhere to spend the night and it just so happened that we couldn't find a room where we stopped because there was a Star Trek convention in town.
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  416. When I watched Classic Who here in the States, we had to wait anywhere from one to three years for new seasons, plus the sixteen years between the Classic and the New Series. I think I can survive the change from the Doctor Who Christmas special to the Doctor Who New Year's Day special.
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  417. Same here, and I'm American.
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  418. The narrator did say that New York City had focused on getting the above ground area rebuilt first before tackling the subway station.
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  419. Extra Credit: Do so without using swear words.
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  420. And you have proof of this?
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  421. Happy New Year, UAE!
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  422.  @JorgeRamos-ix1jm  Or better yet, Ivanka should just stay away from events like the G20.
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  423. In my opinion, two things: (1) Obama started the process of opening up diplomatic relations and relaxing some of the rules regarding Americans traveling to and doing business with Cuba. Trump seems determined to dismantle anything that Obama did during his administration. (2) As the video pointed out, Trump believes that the Cuban-Americans in Miami want him to crack down on all interactions with Cuba. And the older members of that community tend to vote Republican.
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  424. Bob Baker  What part of the video was not correct?
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  425.  @theaquarian5849  This isn't my channel, so I have no say in who is and isn't allowed to post, so you're not invading anything I have control over. However, if this was my channel, people like you would be barred, not because of your opinions, but how you choose to express those opinions. I'd want any forum of mine to be an oasis of civility in the desert of ugliness that seems to have taken over the internet.
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  426.  @theaquarian5849  How is it "fascist" to want a civil conversation?
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  427. I'm sure there are exceptions, but I've noticed throughout my lifetime that long hair Chihuahuas tend to be more mellow and short haired ones more temperamental. No idea why the hair length would make a difference unless the gene for that is somehow connected to the temperament gene.
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  428. What was political about this video?
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  429. Guy in charge of canons: "Oops, sorry, my watch was set to Newfoundland Time." 😁
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  430. Especially when you consider that it wasn't any run of the mill sex tape, it supposedly featured him and an underage girl.
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  431.  @rykerhasyounow  I'm not saying their race and gender should be brought up every time these women compete, but for a documentary, I see nothing wrong with highlighting that they are competing in a field in which women like them don't traditionally participate. Who knows? Maybe some young Black girl will see this and be inspired to become a rodeo rider herself.
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  432.  @wheeldealstt5445  Says the person whose fellow Trump supporters have a very unhealthy obsession with a woman who hasn't been relevant since November 2016.
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  433. Those cameramen running after the hearse are disgusting.
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  434. I want to see both the Democrats and Republicans cry next year and in 2020 as American voters wake up and vote for third parties and true independents.
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  435. +Rina Moree Considering that Harry's own father is divorced and married another divorced person, I don't think anyone within the Royal Establishment is going to bring that up as an objection to the marriage. And what does Meghan's ancestry have to do with anything?
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  436.  @xNaeja  Makes perfect sense to me. Stores that use self-checkout are saving money on salaries, so if I'm the one doing the work, why shouldn't I get some sort of a discount?
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  437. She reminds me of one of my cousins. This female cousin is around six feet tall, yet still likes to wear really high heels.
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  438. +James At Still fulfills the category, though. 🙂
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  439. +Fanboy Killer That's why it never made sense to me why quite a few of the insurance companies here in the US would (up until Obamacare was passed) refused to pay for birth control pills. I've never seen any statistics to back this up, but I would imagine that keeping a woman on birth control during her child bearing years would cost the insurance company less money in the long run than paying for pregnancies and the actual children up until adulthood (which according to Obamacare, is now 26 years old). I'll get off the soapbox now. 🙂
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  440. +ruthmeb Because Watson told him to wear it. : D
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  441. +David Chalmers I know there have been some exceptions (Ten wearing a tux to fancy parties comes to mind), but as a general rule, when has any Doctor cared about what was "appropriate" clothing? : )
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  442. +Guardian Eris Very true.
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  443. +Luka Yu The Queen's youngest grandchild is named James. But, then again, the likelihood of him inheriting the throne is very, very slim (he's currently tenth in line, I believe).
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  444. Martin Guzman   I'm sorry you misunderstood my post.  I wasn't stating that the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus was fiction.  Just that any movie featuring Him is because it will inevitably end up showing Him or the people around Him say and do things that aren't directly mentioned in the Bible.  Plausible dialogue and actions, yes, but still fictional. Hope that cleared things up for you.   : )
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  445. Tebigong101 The only Doctors I really have had the hots for are the Fifth (Peter Davison) and Tenth (David Tennant). So funny that they're related now.
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  446. 3:38 -- "What's so wrong with that, you ask?" How about the very high probability that it's illegal?
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  447. +Katie Baily Fox shouldn't have aired the ad at all. Would an ad praising the determination of a stalker have been accepted? How about an ad encouraging a drunk person to get behind the wheel of his/her vehicle? No? Why not? Because stalking and drunk driving are illegal and so was what the mother in the 84 Lumber ad was doing.
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  448. Is it some sort of hipster irony that WatchMojo cites China and Iran on this list yet used their media outlets as video sources to point out other countries that also aren't journalist friendly?
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  449. +Claire H It was Mycroft.
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  450. +Cory Sarzotti The batteries ran out because of Clara. ; )
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  451. +Shyla Sebring Have you ever watched any of Jeremy Brett's series? If you haven't, do so. I promise it'll make you change your mind about who should be number one.
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  452. +Jamestech No disagreement from this American.
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  453. +Bailey Edwards I've always considered them as security guards by another name. Don't do anything to get kicked out of the bar or nightclub and they won't mess with you.
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  454. +Mustafalllica Maybe we'll get to see him and Benedict Cumberbatch together in a Marvel movie (assuming Doctor Strange does well enough for Marvel to keep BC as Strange).
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  455. +Aloha732 Another bit of trivia: Lucy and Desi had to fight long and hard with the CBS brass to get Desi on the show. The higher ups didn't think anyone would believe and/or accept Lucy and Desi as a couple due to their differing ancestries.
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  456. +Loras Tyrell Indulging in some WhoTrek? ; D
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  457. TheRecreator   This is true.  When TPTB during the Third Doctor's era wanted to create a villain from the Doctor's own people, the idea was that the villain would be the Moriarty to the Doctor's Sherlock.
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  458. tomlikespizza Something unlikely to hear in a McDonald's (at least in the US): an employee speaking Standard American English and "Wow, you got my order right!"
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  459. @Helen Scott: Did you hear that last sentence before the clip ended?  The boy apparently didn't want to get a picture of him with Capaldi.  I bet that boy is kicking himself now.  *LOL*
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  460. +GreyHulk2 Plus, the Mechanoids, the Sensorites, the TARDIS team being shrunk to the size of ants, the TARDIS team jumping ahead a brief time in their future and seeing themselves as museum attractions, the "TV" set that let you see any event that had ever happened (like the Beatles playing), Monoids (and the futuristic ark they were on), the Celestial Toymaker, the Meddling Monk, and WOTAN. And those are just the ones I came up with without googling! No sci-fi elements in the first four seasons, my derrière! 🙄
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  461. ***** "Gummy bears are animal bones." Yeah, so is everything that's gelatin based (jello, the coating on medicine capsules, marshmallows, etc... ). Gelatin has been used since at least the Middle Ages. I'm shocked that you believe the use of gelatin is something recent.
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  462. Chuck Berry was famous before he died.
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  463. +Montage Matador I'm surprised Pizza Hut, Dominos, or any of those places survive in Chicago. Like you said, that area has way better choices for pizza.
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  464. +rymdalkis Ireland would be acceptable to me as well.
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  465. There's an area that's called the Northwest Angle that's officially part of Minnesota, but residents have to travel through Manitoba to get to the rest of the US.
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  466. @Jonathan: What part of this video wasn't accurate?
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  467. ​ @adamxcx  It's a kilt.
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  468. Mumy was in three episodes of Twilight Zone. I'm going to assume, though, that you're talking about "It's a Good Life" (the one in which he played the creepy kid who could make people disappear if they didn't indulge his every whim).
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  469. Yeah, because toppling regimes in the Middle East has worked out so well for the US thus far. 🙄
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  470. This was before David started dating Georgia.
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  471. @Bobby Roonee: I have. My cat was growling at someone passing by the window and happened to burp at the same time. It came out sounding like a bark.
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  472.  @orbachinpothik3279  I was thinking more along the lines of making the military an actual career like Harry and Andrew.
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  473. +Gato Gate Yes, I understand that the referendum was illegal, but I don't think that checking off a box on a piece of paper and trying to deposit said paper in a box justifies actions such as being kicked, having one's hair pulled, or being shot at with rubber bullets.
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  474. The next major one is probably going to be Archie's christening.
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  475. If I'm remembering correctly, her last two dogs are now living with Sarah, Duchess of York.
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  476. You'd think that someone like Nancy Pelosi would realize that there's a high probability that a camera could switch to her at any time during the speech. Therefore, she should've tried to maintain a neutral expression. Every time I saw her she looked as if she was sucking on a sour apple cough drop.
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  477. Uh, how can the CBC be blocking comments if I just read and am now responding to your comment?
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  478. Not that I don't disagree with you, but there's a time and place for comments like that. Please don't diss her passing by dragging that alleged human being into the conversation.
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  479. Spanish isn't endangered by any means.
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  480. +GT Thomas And apparently still doesn't. Wasn't there some sort of Twitter cat fight last year or the year before between her and Jada Pinkett-Smith that was about Will?
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  481. I think both sides are freaking out prematurely. Wait and see what the actual decision is before praising or condemning it.
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  482. Plus, the added medical insurance for the kids and disruptions to the mother's schedule because of the kids' needs (e.g., Mom can't come in because little Suzie is ill).
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  483. Excellent public speaker. I wish her lots of luck in her career.
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  484. How to best communicate with patients is part of "worrying" about them.
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  485. Jennifer Burrell  Where do you get immigrant language issues out of this? This is about English and French speaking residents of New Brunswick.
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  486. There was no way Trump was going to pick Rubio simply because they're from the same state. Under the Constitution, electors from State X can't vote for both a presidential and vice-presidential candidate who are also from State X. In other words, if Trump had picked Rubio and they had won Florida, its electors could vote for Trump for President and someone else for VP or someone else for President and Rubio for VP. They couldn't vote for both of them.
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  487. Same here in the US! 🙃
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  488. So if Chansley is convicted, he'll have ready made grounds for appeal in that he didn't have competent counsel because his own lawyer openly slandered him.
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  489. If these twits on Twitter aren't just running their mouths, I give their "boycott" about four months.
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  490. The embargo is also hypocritical in the sense that there are numerous countries besides Cuba whose governments are less than democratic, to put it nicely, and have less than stellar human rights records, yet the US still trades with and has full diplomatic relations with those countries (the owner of this very YouTube channel being a prime example).
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  491. There's nothing in the video that suggests that they aren't sending their children to a state or private school. They're not hermits.
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  492. Another thing is that Rittenhouse had no business traveling to Kenosha, a city in which he wasn't residing in at the time, while unrest was happening.
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  493. It already has.
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  494. Every effort to minimize our environmental impact helps.
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  495. What would you rather have her do, frown and stick out her tongue at the cameras? 🙄
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  496. +ckmanzano What are they saying that's false?
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  497.  jbond5150  You don't seem to be a Trump supporter, so why are you using their language?
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  498. @Bruce Bruce: As long as companies are willing to advertise on Carlson and Pirro's shows, Fox News won't do anything to reprimand them.
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  499. Somehow I don't think the lack of an absent monarch is going to radically change this country.
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  500. But that's not what Trump claimed.
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  501. Latinx is not a language.
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  502.  @3941602  So you mean the alleged "movement" to use the word, "Latinx", to replace "Latina" and "Latino"? Why didn't you say that in the first place? I don't think "Latinx" is as prevalent as you believe. As far as I'm aware (and I realize I could be very wrong), only the US uses that term.
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  503. @TinyKemper 25: "Time Crash" was a Children in Need skit.
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  504. 0:30 -- That one looks a bit like my Chihuahua, except mines redder.
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  505. @Scot Fretwell: At least they're getting out of the house and having fun, while socializing with real people and getting exercise.
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  506. Does Canada have stricter rules as to which family members are allowed to join the original immigrant?
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  507. If I misunderstood, someone please correct me, but is the reason these officers aren't testifying in person is because they're claiming they're traumatized? If so, that's a load of baloney sauce. If the families, who lost loved ones, can show up, so can they.
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  508. @Tilted Two: I don't know what the custom is in whatever barbaric country you come from, but in most reasonably civilized countries, bodies are placed in coffins or otherwise covered before burial (unless the deceased or her/his family chooses cremation).
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  509. It being an overcast day makes the deserted streets look even more eerie.
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  510. Okay, now it's time for Sir Richard Branson to reciprocate by sending someone from Doctor Who into space. 🙃
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  511. +Brian Priaulx Like many media outlets, CBC airs what they believe their viewers want to watch. And by clicking on this video, you told it that you want to watch more of the Markle soap opera.
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  512.  @jason4275  I doubt it. By the time William becomes king, all the Cambridge children will probably have at least one child each, which will make the likelihood of Archie and any subsequent Sussex children (if any) inheriting the throne slim to none. There'd be no point in granting a title of prince or princess then.
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  513. The reason why Catholics who would've been in the line of succession to the British throne aren't is because the British monarch is also the Supreme Governor of the Church of England. It makes no sense for someone in that role not to be Anglican.
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  514. I know this is a comedy skit and not a reception at Buckingham Palace, but shouldn't the woman who knocked on the dressing room door have called him "Sir Lenny" instead of "Mr. Henry"?
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  515. And a loss for freedom of speech.
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  516. +JJ White What I find hilarious is that some people can't even compose original insults and have to use words ("libtard", "snowflakes") that their talk show deity told them to use.
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  517. If I was visiting London, the only reason I'd want to see Downing Street is to get a picture of Larry.
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  518. 6:05 -- How about those parents actually be parents and tell their little darlings not to use their cell phones during class unless it's part of the lesson?
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  519. I've read comments from Tr - - p supporters on other forums who have insisted that the counting of votes must be done the night of the election. How do they expect that to be done if the ballots must be counted by hand three times?
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  520. +Anna Fowdy Not when he started on Mork and Mindy.
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  521. Actually, Chauvin has to serve a minimum of 15 years.
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  522. I've always been under the impression that they were students.
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  523. Sad that your education and/or maturity level makes you susceptible to media personalities and politicians telling you what words to use.
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  524.  @Yo-pz1em  Again, Camilla wasn't divorced when she and Charles were seeing each other in the 1970s. If you have proof otherwise, please share.
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  525. Other people have nightmares of Tr - - p sitting across the table from Putin, not negotiating, but giving the Russians whatever they want.
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  526.  @johnmartinez7440  I don't really like or dislike it, it just looks weird.
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  527. @Joe Obama hasn't been President since January 20, 2017, so why are the cages still there?
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  528. How does losing seats and the chance to be part of the government make Vox the "winner"?
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  529. I don't think the comment sections should be disabled, but the people in charge of them should do a better job in enforcing basic civility.
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  530. He got his life back? Too bad that 17 young people can't say the same thing.
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  531. ​ @TheLumpyOne  Even if he hadn't done or said anything, I doubt any potential buyer doing due diligence would end up buying that home.
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  532. Wouldn't that essentially kill the tourism industry, though, if people were required to be citizens before purchasing anything here in the States?
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  533. That's sad when a pet is a better parent than the actual parent.😕
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  534. This didn't take place in Hollywood.
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  535. Very rare, yes, but not impossible for a couple that got married before they even hit adolescence.
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  536. 0:05 -- The way the chimp opened her mouth, it almost looked as if she said, "Wow!"
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  537. As far as I've been aware, Prime Ministers and First Ministers have never been elected directly by voters, so how Yousaf was selected to be Scottish First Minister isn't anything abnormal.
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  538. Not that there's anything wrong with a woman being the older person in a couple, but it still surprises me that Barbara Gordon would be paired up with Dick Grayson. If I'm remembering correctly, when she was originally introduced in the comics, she was already a grown woman while Dick was still being portrayed as a teenager.
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  539. Sir Kim didn't say anything that most of us weren't thinking already. He just did it in a more diplomatic and educated manner.
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  540.  @yobb89  The only tragic event in American history that's referred to by its date that I'm aware of is 9-11. I've never heard anyone refer to tragic events like Pearl Harbor, the Challenger explosion, or the Sandy Hook shootings by their dates (12-7, 1-28, and 12-14 respectively).
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  541. Especially Tegan. She wasn't one of my favorite companions, but the fact that she's present means that Janet Fielding is doing better after her cancer battle.
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  542. Trump said, "rapid due process".
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  543. Did you know that both shows were created by the same guys? And that Whose Line was a British show long before the US version premiered?
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  544. Some people just don't appreciate how good they have it, do they?
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  545. This was a private initiative, not government.
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  546. If I was one of the protesters, I'd be ticked off at all those guys who are just standing around with their smartphones and not helping.
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  547.  @barkmaker  I don't know about that. Look at the Proud Boys. Its name sounds like a gay singing group and many of them dress like the biker from the Village People.
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  548. Yet he and his supporters whine about immigrants not learning English.
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  549. +Sean Conley It's people like you who are true examples of cruelty.
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  550. "... why would you do a good deed for an organisation that indirectly killed your child." Because you're not doing a good deed for the organization, you're doing a good deed for the people who end up receiving the child's organs.
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  551. Fox News should be sending flowers and a card to CNN every so often to thank it for the free advertising.
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  552. Not Netflix, Disney Plus.
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  553. I'm assuming this means he's not even going to be using a courtesy title?
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  554. Ask Trump. It's his Justice Department.
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  555. Red Dwarf only Number Two! That should've been Number One and 3rd Rock Number Two! For shame!
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  556. +Tenzin Lama And the other side would want to tax Batman out of existence since Bruce Wayne is one of the 1%. : )
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  557. +agenttheater5 Yeah, I always considered swing dancing to be a 1930's-40's thing.
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  558. Probably due to its widespread scope and massive loss of life.
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  559. +Ironed Sandwich Milton is definitely an acquired taste.
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  560. +Traeschi35 This is an one off special. No connection to the other episodes.
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  561. xADesignz   Oh, you know they would.   : )   I'd really love to see Sherlock's reaction to the TARDIS as well. There's a neat piece of funny fan art floating around online that has Sherlock, John, and the 11th Doctor inside the TARDIS.  John doesn't seem to have much difficulty accepting that the inside is bigger than the outside, but Sherlock has a mental breakdown because the existence of the TARDIS shouldn't be possible.
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  562. +DAVID S Oh, no, I didn't meant that you had errors in your post. I was expanding upon your reply to Fimation77, who did have numerous errors in his/her post besides spelling. I'm sorry if I gave you the impression that I was criticizing you. : (
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  563. +Imy Walker It might be how a Victorian era person would've said the address.
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  564. +Maya b Who cares? She got her picture taken with an actor she admires. If I was in a similar situation, I wouldn't care one iota that my fantasy picture ended up not being a selfie. : )
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  565. I seriously can't fathom how people believe that. Cruz wasn't even born when the first murders attributed to the Zodiac Killer were committed.
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  566. Da Pumaface   There are precedents for the Doctor to be played by an actor who has been on the show as another character.  The current Doctor, Peter Capaldi, has had two roles in the Whoniverse: Caecilius in "The Fires of Pompeii" (Series 4) and John Frobisher in Series 3 of Torchwood.  And during the Classic Era, the Sixth Doctor, Colin Baker, played a Gallifreyan guard during the season right before the one in which he became the Doctor.
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  567. After all these years, I still don't know if there's a specific name for these cookies, but they're small shortbread cookies with a dollop of fudge icing on top. I've never seen them outside of the Baltimore, Maryland area. They are soooooo gooooood!
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  568. +Benjamin Tooby Have you ever seen Jeremy Brett's series? I love Cumberbatch's portrayal, but to me, Brett is best.
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  569. +Roos van Vlijmen I'd love to see Andrew Scott as Victorian Moriarty, but I don't think he's going to be in it. That is, unless Moffat and Gatiss decide to surprise us.
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  570. +Aralis J I always root for the bulls. : )
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  571. +Sean Marion I don't think there'll ever be an African American Bond. There very well could be a Bond of African or Caribbean descent who is British, though.
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  572. Amanda Brodersen   This special will air in December.  Season 4, last I read, won't be aired until 2017.
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  573. +Alexander Flores That reminds me of something my dad told me: One night he was listening to an oldies request show on the radio and this young girl calls up and asks for a song by Paul McCartney. The DJ asks her if she wants to hear a song by Wings or the Beatles. Her reply? "I didn't know he was in another band besides Wings."
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  574. +Ryan Bitzer One of my favorites was the Taco Bell ad for having the guts to refer to soccer as "real football" during the airing of a Super Bowl.
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  575. I think of The Carol Burnett Show as more of a 70's show than a 60's one.
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  576. Looking forward (in no particular order) to Sherlock, the remainder of this series of Doctor Who, The Night Manager, and The Hollow Crown (assuming I'm correct as to who I saw at 0:51).
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  577. +Random Ross Indulging in a bit of WhoTrek there? ; D Just watched Star trek Into Darkness last week. You probably already knew this, but it had Noel Clarke in it. Not for very long, though. Poor guy. : (
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  578. +FullBlown Kennedy wasn't shot on live TV.
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  579. I agree. I don't know how well known Billy Crystal was before Soap, but considering that his character on that show was one of the most controversial characters in TV history up to that point, not many people didn't know who he was after that series premiered.
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  580. She wasn't a child star, though.
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  581. In the case of Whose Line, I think what helped the American version to succeed was the presence of Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, and other assorted comedians that had appeared in the original UK version.
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  582. +whutzat Cumbernut sounds neat.
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  583. +Harrison Huff I was thinking the same thing, but considering how the number one pick died, I'm okay with Steve being number two. Not that there's any good way for someone to die, at least Steve was doing something he loved and knew the risks he was taking, as opposed to that poor singer getting shot and killed on stage.
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  584. +Sri K Sounds like you're thinking about the Doctor Who Christmas special, "The Snowmen". And there's only a brief bit where the Doctor is pretending to be Sherlock Holmes, but it's still funny.
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  585. +jack french The fact that Democrats and Republicans still keep getting elected tells me that the majority of Americans still are uneducated. 😁 But, seriously, it's just that I get annoyed with people who seem to believe that Clinton was unjustly denied the Presidency, using the fact that she won the nationwide popular vote as their justification. 😒
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  586. Elementary over Sherlock (BBC)? You've got to be kidding? Mycroft is the epitome of style and how can you go wrong with Sherlock's coat and purple shirt?
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  587. +Rick Canty I'm surprised that wasn't mentioned in this video. I have to confess that what little I know about Jessica Jones is mainly from what I've read online, but it seems that her time being under the influence of Purple Man was a major part of her character development and general story.
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  588. And try to poison each other's poutine. : )
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  589. No, I cried as well.
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  590. +Golgotha_Mythos69 He was definitely a pioneer in movie make up and visual effects besides being a good actor.
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  591. +MrCool2monkey Ooh, I hadn't thought of that. They could go with the opening they have now with Victorian scenes rather than modern ones. An updated version of the Granada series opener is possible as well.
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  592. +fatbaby73 Whenever I think of Dallas, I think of it as more of an 80's show than a 70's one.
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  593. I would've made the Statue of Liberty number one.
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  594. +Nick Muscat I thought their MPs always refuse to take their seats because they refuse to swear loyalty to the Crown as required?
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  595. clperry1701   Oh, good.  Although there were female doctors in England at that time, it was still rare, so I wonder what Molly's role will be.
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  596. He was fantastic in the drama roles he was in, but I think he's considered a comic actor first and foremost.
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  597. The Melissa McCarthy Kia ad should've been number two and the Hyundai ad featuring military personnel being able to watch the Super Bowl and interact with their families using virtual reality should've been number one.
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  598. +Ladyy Door My understanding is that this special has nothing to do with the previous series. Just like +Jonathan Sapida posted, this special is something Moffat and Gatiss wanted to do for fun.
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  599. iacomary   That creeped me out just reading it.
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  600. I don't think I would've put Tiger Woods at number one. Not that I condone adultery, but I would assume that all of his infidelities were with consenting adult women, unlike some others on this list.
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  601. +Darren Wijaya The original stories the show is based off of were written and set in the Victorian era so Moffat and Gatiss decided to do an one off special set in that time period. Nothing to do with any previous or future seasons.
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  602. +Miguel Angel That would probably explain how he was able to resist Catwoman prancing around in her skin tight bodysuit (I'm assuming it was a one piece, it's been a little while since I've seen any pictures). ; ) Speaking of which, now that I think about it, I feel sorry for those ladies that played Catwoman. Their bodysuits (or whatever) had to have been so uncomfortable.
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  603. +Jennifer Ferguson Probably not much different. Anonymity tends to bring out the latent stupidity in all of us.
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  604. +Amanda Ingels Secret deodorant used to have an ad campaign that showed a guy trying to use his wife's Secret because "it's strong enough for a man", but the wife told him he couldn't use it because "it's made for a woman".
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  605. I do love my Sherlock, sharp cheekbones and all, but I really think Colombo should've been number one.
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  606. +AU Packmule Well, bugs are natural, but it did gross me out when I heard about that.
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  607. 0:35 -- I think William can forget about George following in his footsteps on the polo field. LOL
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  608. #3: Actually Penny is way out of Leonard's league.
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  609. I heard about these a little while back and supposedly they have been very helpful for mothers-to-be to be more comfortable and confident when it's time for them to feed their newborns.
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  610. I was at home and I'm not ashamed to admit that I started crying (happy tears).
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  611. 1Girl248   Then Moffat and company are misleading us.  Every time I've seen them talk about it this year, they keep saying that the special is its own little "bubble", meaning that it has nothing to do with what we've seen before or what we'll see next series.   : )
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  612. +1Girl248   *SPOILERS, SHERLOCKIANS* Turns out you were right.  Good thing I watched the special by myself because as soon as it was revealed that the Victorian era was modern Sherlock's drug-fueled imagination, I called Moffat and Gatiss (but mostly Moffat) lying bastards for nearly a hour.   : )
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  613. +Cold Winter Your analogy needs to be tweaked a little bit, in my opinion. You said that how we deal with transgender people now was like finding out that a family member was schizophrenic or bipolar and not trying to get them help. My take on it is that the way we "help" them now is more akin to encouraging the schizophrenic that his/her hallucinations and delusions are real and should be pursued.
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  614. +Jared Wignall That was one of my favorite sketches. Besides the fact that it's just plain funny, I always wonder what it was like to write it, having to think and/or research all those ways to say "dead".
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  615. +Fredrik Jonsson Depends on where those seats are at. If you can't see the singer from where you're sitting except on the big screens, then $40-$50 is a waste of money.
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  616. Number one should now be the final minute of "The Lying Detective". But that could change after next Sunday.
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  617. +ptonpc ASL developed from French sign language.
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  618. Ido Merchav    I guess I should've been clearer in my response.  ptonpc mentioned that there are "many differences between even BSL and ASL".  I was trying to point out that the main reason for that is the two sign languages have different origins.   : )
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  619. +Montage Matador But the average person who decides to order food for home delivery isn't going to automatically think of Sharper Image.
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  620. It's understandable. I can't speak for anyone else, but in cases like this, where I didn't personally know the deceased, any sadness I feel tends to be for the family and friends who are missing their loved one. Even more so when it's a child or pet who has lost a parent or owner.
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  621. @Edgy Kenny: Not as long as you keep clicking on its videos.
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  622. Doesn't excuse the President from acting and tweeting with a similar maturity level.
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  623. I guess the Republicans are in a hurry to see President Kamala Harris.
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  624. Ireland has been an independent republic for around ninety plus years already.
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  625. If the Twitter twits aren't just running their mouths, I predict it'll be four months max before they come back to Publix.
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  626.  @leonardoalpha6006  I may be wrong, but I could've sworn that the Russos confirmed that she's alive.
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  627. UK voters are voting for their Parliamentary representatives, not a head of state.
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  628. Neither does the US really.
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  629. Jon doesn't have a goof opinion of CNN, to put it mildly. I doubt he'd ever accept an offer for a show from it.
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  630. The people of Florida, in effect, "hired" Scott to be governor and devote his full professional attention to that office. Running for another office while still governor is, in my opinion, a violation of the oath he swore to when assuming office.
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  631.  @stevemasterson7776  Unless I misheard or misread the story, these were high school students.
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  632.  J LS  DeSantis shouldn't have said anything about it in the first place. Unless someone works for him, he has no right to tell someone else to take off a mask that person is voluntarily wearing.
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  633. @Tree: Clicking on its videos isn't going to help your prophecy come true.
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  634. Why people still use Facebook is beyond me.
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  635.    There's no excuse for making ignorant and racist comments.
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  636. +lovejesus12012 Not to mention those who are either being deliberately provocative or just plain stupid by making comments about the 9-11 attacks, when it can't be any more obvious that the topic of the video is 911, the emergency number here in the US.
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  637. Says the person who took the time to click and comment on this video.
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  638. Why now and not before the country declared itself a republic?
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  639. Not that I'm planning any mass shootings, but if I had brought guns or other weapons to a hotel, they wouldn't be in plain sight, even if I had a "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door.
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  640. @blendedtonesable: Exactly. There aren't too many places that don't experience some form of severe weather or similar natural disasters (e.g., wildfires, earthquakes) on a regular basis.
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  641. 2:30 -- That's some mental contortion there to be able to somehow connect some guy hitting the wrong button by accident to Obama's birth certificate. That's Cirque du Soleil worthy. I'm also surprised that a Fox News personality, in effect, told him, a Fox News viewer darling, to drop that subject (twice) and answer the actual question she asked.
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  642. Says the person who took the time and effort to click on this video and leave a comment.
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  643.  @stanleywong58  Maybe if these guys dressed more like Civil War soldiers instead of the biker from the Village People, I'd be more inclined to think of the name "Proud Boys" in a different light.
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  644.  @nydabeats  Right now, neither since, being titled, she doesn't use a surname. If, however, she and Harry decided to chuck it all and become private citizens, they'd have the surname of Mountbatten-Windsor.
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  645. +Monarchist 18 Actually, the Catalonian government wants to remain in the EU. However, if I'm remembering correctly, the EU has already told Catalonia that if it declared independence outside of what Spanish law allows, it won't recognize an independent Catalonia.
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  646.  @johnsimpson8893  The action of engaging with something you claim to dislike.
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  647. While you're still clicking on its videos?
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  648.  @mariaerobles5852  Who says the person "suzy q" is wishing for is either a Democrat or Republican?
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  649. Depends on how long the islands have been trying to get Edinburgh and/or London to pay attention. There does comes a point where people just might try something radical (like talk of breaking away from the mother country) to finally get some attention on their problems and needs.
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  650. Back in the 1980s, there was a song recorded to raise money for famine relief in Africa that was called, "Do They Know It's Christmas?"
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  651.  @platinumpatience5307  You're welcome. 🙂
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  652. If I was in Pelosi's position, I would've been more blunt. My quote would've been something like, "I think the President should be impeached and removed from office, but as long as there are a significant number of Senators who will support him no matter what he does, impeachment is a waste of time."
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  653.  @shimmyshams8056  If you want to be mad at Trump for using legal means to reduce his tax bill, that's your prerogative, but in principle, he's not doing anything that every other American that files a tax return doesn't do. He just has larger numbers than the average American. This doesn't mean that I agree that we should have all these deductions, loopholes, and whatnot in our tax code, but as long as they are there, I don't begrudge anyone for using them, as long as it's done legally.
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  654. 26:08 -- This was actually Caroline's third marriage.
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  655. I wonder how many people realize that the troops being sent to the border aren't actually going to be engaging anyone in combat?
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  656. I'll go along with that, but if you are denied entry, you should be told why.
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  657.  @IkeOkerekeNews  It doesn't matter who suggested it, it won't accomplish its goal in the US as long as our tax code remains the same.
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  658. Too bad that the King didn't copy what his father did with Chavez and told Trump to shut up.
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  659. I was making a joke.
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  660.  Boston 508617  And what generation do you belong to that compels you to make rude comments?
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  661.  @fortisfortunaadiuvat9262  I'm not accusing you of lying about the statistics, but if I learned nothing else in STAT 101, it's that statistics can be misinterpreted. Okay, Nickelodeon's ratings may be higher than CNN's, but the average Nickelodeon viewer more than likely doesn't watch any news network anyway, so to claim gloating rights over it is in error.
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  662.  @brothersanguinary9072  Actually, I think Nickelodeon's target audience is more mature. 😀
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  663. Unless you're financially dependent upon the show, why waste your time looking up that information?
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  664. Well, the BBC interprets your clicking on this video as caring.
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  665. pim telman  Well, that's the problem, the smart people in America are too smart to put themselves and their families through the process and media scrutiny that running for President entails these days.
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  666. And he portrayed Vincent (a.k.a, the Beast) in Beauty and the Beast which was on CBS back in the 80s.
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  667. Limbaugh and Jones do have similar styles of delivery.
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  668. "James" isn't one of Charles' names.
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  669. Even if you watched it as it aired, it's still not "live" since the speech is recorded in advance.
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  670. I didn't see any endorsement by VOA for any candidate in this video.
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  671. Don't count the Queen out just yet. Her mother lived to 101 years old.
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  672. Unless you're insinuating that the shooter became a violent racist due to non-consensual fentanyl use, I fail to see how your post applies here.
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  673. And it's the first one she actually saw happen as she was unconscious when Six regenerated into Seven.
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  674. You realize that this baby is only seventh in line, right?
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  675. +Lone Wolf That doesn't excuse Trump from criticism.
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  676. It's not that much of a stretch to assume that if they are paying for their cell phone contracts (or prepaid cards, if they have those in the UK) and their internet access, they are probably also still paying for their TV license.
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  677. In this particular election, I don't think it was loyalty to Newsom or the Democratic Party in general that spurred turnout as much as not wanting to hear the words, "Governor Larry Elder".
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  678.  @lucyhill7965  I don't know what the vaccination rates are for Denmark, Norway, and Finland, but if they are anywhere close to Sweden's 96% vaccination rate, how can you say that Scandinavia is "safe from vaccination"?
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  679.  @pag282  You apparently don't like the CBC, yet you're supporting its YouTube channel.
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  680. If I remember correctly, I was told from the moment I first received my (USA) passport to keep it on me at all times when in a foreign country.
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  681. @Caleb Bryant: Most counties in Florida have designated shelters.
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  682. Well, as far as I'm concerned, she succeeded.
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  683. When Musk was in the process of buying the company, there were quite a few Twitter critics who were celebrating the supposed return of "free speech" to the platform. I had a feeling then that he wasn't going to be the savior they were expecting and these suspensions give some credence to my speculation.
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  684. Jodie is so adorable! 😊
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  685. 0:02 -- Reporter: "... if you could spell that out." Trump: "No." 🤣
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  686. @wilson suarez: The video wasn't about the pros and cons of different energy sources.
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  687. Proof?
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  688. The first step in making your wish come true is not to click on videos that you know are going to feature her.
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  689.  @Semper_Iratus  If you think I'm wrong about companies not being obligated to provide platforms for our speech, then please show me a link to the appropriate US law.
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  690.  @furtivedolus2504  If you're trying to say I'm wrong and companies are legally obligated to publish our thoughts, then please show me the link to the applicable US law.
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  691.  jbond5150  I don't disagree with your assessment of Trump, but we shouldn't be stooping down to the level of a Trump supporter by using derivatives of the vulgar r-word. That's pretty much the same as using the n-word in my book.
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  692. If anti-abortion advocates are letting the public know which doctors provide abortions, could they be cited for "advertising"?
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  693. She is gorgeous. Her reactions to the jokes were just as funny.
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  694. And here is CNN helping them out by giving them prominent coverage. 🙄
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  695. Let's say I work at that clothing store used in the video as an example. If I'm on a snug budget and know I'll be taxed on that $25 I'm saving with my discount, then I'll either skip purchasing the sweater altogether or I'll end up looking for a comparable deal at a competitor or online. Both scenarios result in the employer losing a sale.
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  696. ... whether you like it or not. (To borrow part of a quote from the Sixth Doctor.) 😊
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  697.  @nordmenn0855  I've read figures that state anywhere from 70 to 90 percent of Canadians live within 100 miles of the US border. However, it has nothing to do with wanting to "become American" and more to do with the habitability of Canadian terrain.
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  698. Because, traditionally, Sinn Fein has been a radical anti-British political party. For example, if someone from that party is elected to a Northern Irish seat in the UK Parliament, that person usually refuses to take up that seat because she/he refuses to swear allegiance to the monarch.
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  699. If I'm remembering that episode accurately, at some point Gary (I think) was trying to say "Princess Michael of Kent", but it came out as "Princess Monaco of Kent". And, needless to say, he got razzed for it for the rest of the episode.
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  700. During the early days of UK's lockdown for covid, the nation was encouraged to come outside once a week and clap to show appreciation for the NHS medical personnel who were stretched to their limits and beyond dealing with the pandemic.
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  701. Irony of ironies: the ad at the beginning of the video was for a gun holster.
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  702. The only sentence of yours I agree with is that it is sad to see Carter as physically frail as he appeared. However, I'm pretty sure the decision for him to attend his wife's memorial service was made between him, his doctors, and his family.
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  703. In regards to that question about who the Doctor, Mycroft, and Sherlock would vote for, I don't think Sherlock would even be aware or care that there was an election. I can't think of detailed examples right off the top of my head, but I'm fairly certain there were at least a couple a conversations he had over the course of the series in which he wasn't aware of who well known political figures were.
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  704. +sands journey That puzzles me just as much as it annoys me. When you're at an event (sporting event, movie, concert, etc...) that you paid good money to attend, why would you want to have your face and attention glued to your phone instead of whatever it is you paid to see?
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  705. Don't ask. Trump might take that as a challenge.
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  706. Your number one and two are perfect as is.
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  707. Just remember, although this is a step in the right direction, most of these corporations are simply pausing their contributions, not eliminating them entirely.
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  708. +docbar Why can't both entities be antagonistic to the US? P.S. I would include the Republican party in that list of enemies as well.
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  709. +DasUB00T Any children that Diana might have had with Dodi, or anyone else for that matter, wouldn't have been part of the official Royal Family or titled. It's funny that some people seem to be focused on the possibility of Diana being pregnant with Dodi's child, which wouldn't have meant diddly, yet they never bring up the very real concern of having the al-Fayeds that close to Prince William.
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  710. +midnight rider Just because I don't buy into the "Diana was murdered" rubbish doesn't mean I believe that Diana was a saint.
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  711. Says the person who voluntarily clicked on the video.
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  712.  @marvantony9655  Still counts as a view to VOA.
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  713. Another thing he wasn't called out on was that $700 million that Denmark is supposedly losing every year on Greenland. Where did that figure come from?
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  714. So sad that someone who was shown for maybe two or three seconds upset you so much.
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  715. He wasn't the King then.
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  716. If there's going to be a ban on anyone entering the US who's traveled to Iran in the previous 14 days, why not have a similar ban on people who traveled to South Korea and Italy as well?
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  717. Happy New Year to Hong Kong from the US. 🥂
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  718. I haven't been following this story that closely, so I probably missed it, but if the captain knew Italy wasn't going to welcome her ship, why didn't she try to go somewhere else?
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  719. Someone else had suggested removing the trucks from the bridge via helicopter and dropping them into the river. I suggested that perhaps the trucks could be impounded instead, then charge the maximum allowed fine for the trucks to be released back to their owners.
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  720. "You will never again see a tweet from President Trump." I can't think of too many sentences that sound as beautiful as this one. 🥳
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  721.  @jason4275  That's true, but the point I was trying to make is that if someone was born without the title of prince / princess and is far enough down the line that there's no realistic chance that she / he will ever become the monarch, I don't see why that person would be granted the title.
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  722. All the royal babies of this generation have had their weights announced in pounds.
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  723. Cybermen aren't robots.
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  724. Where in the video did anyone say receiving the pizza was contingent on who the recipient voted for?
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  725. I'm from America and I love British humor. : )
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  726. +Anna Fowdy Mork and Mindy is what made the general public aware of him, though.
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  727. No challengers that have a good chance of winning the Democratic nomination.
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  728. Her statements expressed her thoughts quite well.
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  729.  @Frankie5Angels150  For starters, Charles and Camilla didn't even meet each other until 1970, when they were in their early 20s. And even if they did have a child out of wedlock, that child is not the "true heir" to the British throne as illegitimate children are excluded, even if the parents eventually marry.
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  730. @Ted Cameron: Whatever reason made Flake change his mind, it wasn't to keep his seat. His seat is up for election this year, but he declined to run again.
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  731. +Amiri That sounds like a good idea, then people would be less likely to inundate the comment section with, "What about so-and-so?", when "so-and-so" was on the first list.
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  732. Unless whoever wins replicates or surpasses Reagan's 1984 results, it won't be a landslide.
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  733. "He lost his mind." Pot meet kettle.
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  734.  @jptrainor  I was simply pointing out that the 24 week limit in Florida is no longer accurate, not offering an opinion about it.
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  735. The dad said that he was told when Rosie was first diagnosed not to use sign language with his daughter because it would impede her learning speech.
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  736. I'm going to guess that you've never listened to VOA.
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  737. +witch, please How about people who don't care if she's African, European, or a pink and purple striped unicorn as long as they are happy? How does that make you feel?
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  738. I think it's using a Chinese vaccine.
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  739. If that was really a major concern of yours, then you would've been doing something to alleviate that instead of making snide comments here.
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  740. I don't think there is a sign, at least not in ASL. You would fingerspell it. I can't say whether or not you'd do the same in British Sign Language.
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  741. He was planning on celebrating his 50th wedding anniversary by taking a trip out of the country. If a flag gets placed on his record for not returning his (non-existent) green card, he could be barred from re-entering the country.
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  742. Then why didn't the Social Democrats win enough seats to govern alone?
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  743. Question from a curious American: Has any separatist politician actually presented a plan as to how things would be run (in regards to head of state, currency, trade with Canada and US, etc...) if Quebec should ever become independent?
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  744. Not every voter in Florida (including myself) voted for DeSantis. And if we, as a state, have an ounce of brains between us, we'll be voting him out this November.
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  745.  rdmo83  And probably came to a similar conclusion.
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  746. Traditionally, here in the US, we use mozzarella as the pizza cheese. Can that be used in this recipe?
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  747. @Chris Webster: Quit, yes. Retire, not so much.
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  748.  @shatteredreality11  I think the fact that he did it through an illegal activity makes your point moot.
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  749. 4:46 -- BBC and ITV already launched a joint streaming platform about a couple of years ago. It's called Britbox.
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  750. +B.D. Cooper Or 24 hours of MASH between 3 or 4 channels.
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  751. In the US, fanny is slang for butt. In the UK, it's slang for vagina.
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  752.  @t.dmytryshyn2615  My suggestion would be to impound the trucks, then impose the maximum allowed fine for the truckers to get them back.
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  753. It's so sad that some people have to look for conspiracies in everything. It must get very stressful.
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  754. Trump fans must be really confused right now. Two of their beloved deities sniping at each other, who to support?
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  755. +Anthony Rupert Nobody saying not to use these things, just that if any of them stopped existing doesn't mean we'd stop existing.
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  756. If they were true "[UK] indigenous people", they would've had the decency to express their "national beliefs" on a different day than the one set aside to honor UK military veterans and war dead.
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  757. I've never been one for cooking shows. I guess it was because most of the recipes weren't what "real" people eat, plus the hosts were usually as personable as a rock. However, Nadiya has me hooked. She's sweet and energetic and most of the recipes I've come across so far have been things that I can make for normal, everyday meals or desserts.
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  758. Politics is part of the news.
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  759. "Bisexual" means that someone is attracted to both genders, so it's quite possible for a bisexual male to be married to a woman.
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  760. Apparently, you do or else you wouldn't have clicked on this video and took the time to comment.
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  761. If I'm remembering correctly, Bryan joined in on the chase of Arbery and blocked him in between his vehicle and the McMichaels' vehicle(s).
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  762. The only poll that means anything is the one on November 5, 2024.
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  763. It's just so sad that some people seem to be obsessed with a network that they allegedly don't like.
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  764. Does anyone know the name of the background music?
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  765. @Cecilie M: There has to be trials first.
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  766. Which has nothing to do with this video, but thanks for playing.
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  767. @jjaabb44: Most of her duties involve bringing attention to charities and other causes she supports.
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  768. +evancortez2 If Sears Canada was having similar problems as the main Sears here in the States, their deterioration started long before Amazon became a major player.
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  769. I've got a novel idea for the young man featured in the video: Don't wait for the government to step in, start looking into retraining opportunities yourself.
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  770. So you borrowed someone's computer or phone to post that comment?
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  771. It's been my observation that when entities like VOA turn off the comment section, it's because too many people are being ugly or the channel is anticipating many ugly comments. If people can't be civil and mature, why should they be given a platform?
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  772. @Jessica Pessica: I'm sorry to hear that. Nobody was hurt or (at worst) hurt seriously, I hope?
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  773. Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor is the baby's name.
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  774. +dan the man Unless your ancestors were there to meet the first European settlers, you are a descendant of an "import".
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  775. The western US was Spanish speaking long before Americans even thought to move there.
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  776. Yet here you are watching it.
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  777. I was wondering why he didn't just go to the US directly?
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  778. Not everything in life is political.
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  779.  @slapdat.byteme  You did by mentioning Biden in the comment section of a video in which he wasn't seen, heard, or mentioned.
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  780.  @theaquarian5849  My "... looser, 'highlighted' comment"? Just how does a comment become looser?
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  781.  @theaquarian5849  Nobody should be banned for their opinion. If someone refuses to be civil about it, that's a different story. So, back to my question, how is it "fascist" to want a civil conversation?
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  782. That would be funny if Scotland did something similar to this should it become independent.
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  783. Does it really matter?
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  784. That would go over well during the Christmas shopping season. 🤨
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  785. This was from four years ago. And if you use words derived from the vulgar r-word, you are a Trump supporter.
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  786. Editing would be too expensive. I'm sure it's just makeup.
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  787. +Jennifer Burrell Nice rant. Now what exactly does that have to do with Canada? New Brunswick, specifically?
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  788. He looks like a mix of Yorkie and Chihuahua to me.
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  789. @Aniq: This supposedly happened in 2004.
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  790. Why would we? Neither one was involved in royal duties this year.
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  791. I'm not Canadian, much less a Toronto resident, but I would think that an election for mayor would be considered a major one for at least the residents of that city.
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  792. Many people aren't willing to relocate to an area like Julesburg. Partly because of its remoteness and partly because it probably doesn't pay as well as a suburban or urban school district.
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  793. @Israel Peralta Is Macron's wife officially employed as an "adviser" to him?
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  794. ​ @peterw2714  They can always time their cruises so they can spend some time at the ports they want to explore further.
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  795. How much more reliable can you get than the baby's father?
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  796. It took the Speaker roughly 90± seconds to say what he had to say. What disastrous events happened in the UK in that time frame that could've been prevented if Bercow hadn't taken that minuscule time to admonish Johnson?
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  797. We had the opportunity to make some changes this past November, but most voters can't see beyond Democrats and Republicans.
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  798. Freedom of speech works both ways. Once a viewpoint is presented, other people have the right to either agree with or respectfully challenge that viewpoint.
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  799. But why suspend accounts that are discussing the suspension of the first account?
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  800. Last I remember, the rules on that are being relaxed to some extent.
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  801.  @dereknueveuno  It's not the physical aspect of the work that I have a problem with, it's the fact that if I'm paying $(X) for a product when someone checks it out for me, then I should be paying less than $(X) if nobody is checking it out.
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  802.  @cenkuygur42  In the 35+ years that I've been aware of politics, I've never seen a group of people so obsessed with the losing candidate of a presidential election as Trump supporters are.
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  803. Not directly, no, it was for lying about it under oath.
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  804. Regarding Married with Children, for a series that prided itself on being "edgy", it was surprisingly more old fashioned than many of its contemporaries in that, before Kelly and Bud became adults themselves, you never heard them refer to adults by their first names. For example, even if they were making fun of Marcie, they always referred to her as Mrs. Rhoades or Mrs. Darcy.
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  805. +InsaneMusic576 They'd be even kinder if we could have a Wholock Children in Need or Comic Relief sketch.
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  806. +I am the Meme Lord Back to the Future was a movie, not a TV show.
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  807. +James Anthony I guess being the only woman to headline a variety show (for 11 seasons, no less!) didn't count for anything to WatchMojo.
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  808. +Random Videos That's kind of the point here. If they're the candies I'm thinking of, they're not allowed in the US because there's small toys in them that little ones could choke on.
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  809. Charlie Wilson's War, I believe.
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  810. I saw that and my first thought was that there is no way that set would be allowed on a mainstream TV show today.
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  811. +Sadiewolf1395 Same here! I usually have to order them online from Utz since I don't live in Maryland anymore.
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  812. +Ross Greiner I believe it was mentioned at the beginning of this video that the focus was going to be on individual villains as opposed to entire races of baddies. : )
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  813. That skit with Eddie Murphy and Stevie Wonder was one of the best.
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  814. +Vercalos al'Corlin Then there's the theory that fans of both Bond and Doctor Who have: Bond is a Time Lord and the different faces are the result of regenerating. ; D
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  815. +Jakub Badełek If not for putting Hitchhiker's as a honorable mention, then definitely for not putting Red Dwarf as Number One.
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  816. +Nathan Applegate If you're cooking just for yourself, you can get multiple meals out of what you bought. You're not going to eat 8 pieces of chicken (assuming you bought a whole chicken, which would be less expensive) at one sitting. That could last you 4 meals (assuming you normally get a 2 piece meal at KFC).
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  817. WatchMojo, you really dropped the ball on this one. The fall of Communism in Eastern Europe was the most important event in the 90's.
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  818. 2:50 -- "Want to see the four corners of the globe without the hefty assault to your savings?" (emphasis mine) Uh, sweetheart, have you ever been to any Disney theme park?
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  819. +Eddie Ceja And how would someone commit murders from the time before he was even born (in Canada, as you pointed out) until around the time he was three years old?
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  820. +Davide La Monaca Just the special.
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  821. I think it's fairer for each parent to have his/her own day to be the center of attention.
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  822. +yağız ozylmz But without the success of Mickey, Western animation as we know it wouldn't have progressed the way it did.
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  823. +Regina Emma But Brett's portrayal was the closest to the books.
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  824. Maya b That happens to me too. : )
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  825. +Bryan Allen And Mickey Mouse started in the late 1920's.
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  826. Down Range Film   *pats empty old age home rocking chair*   Have a seat next to me.  Tom Baker was my first Doctor, too.  However, Jeremy Brett was my first Holmes.
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  827. +InsaneKidBuu логика And how would someone commit murders from the time before he was even born (in Canada, no less) until around the time he was three years old?
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  828. +InsaneKidBuu логика Well, at least you picked someone who was actually alive during the Zodiac's spree, even if future Governor Greg Abbott supposedly made his first kill at the tender age of eight. 🙄
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  829. +SuperEdge67 And I am unanimous in that!
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  830. The narrator said that superhero teams were going to be on a different list.
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  831. +Hinz Zimmler No, this is an one-off special. Last I heard, Series Four will start filming this next spring.
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  832. Sherlock's green plaid suit: more than a bit not good.
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  833. +Amrita Sengupta Especially Secret Smile.
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  834. +Mark Dowse The list focused on fictional interspecies couples. Their creators can choose to have them be able to have children together (Dragon and Donkey, for example) or not. Regardless, the narrator didn't specify that the couples listed had to be able to procreate to be a romantic couple.
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  835. +JizzJazz DK If I'm going to go to jail, I want it to be for something worthwhile. Trump isn't worth the physical effort to actually slap him, much less serving the jail time.
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  836. Does that make Molly his Night Pathologist? : )
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  837. +Gen X. They are brothers. I could be wrong, but I always took "bromance" to mean a very close (non-romantic) relationship between two men who aren't related.
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  838. Let's see, I have watched or am currently watching six out of ten of the ones ranked (Fawlty Towers, Graham Norton, Monty Python, Sherlock, Blackadder, and Doctor Who) and one of the honorable mentions (Are You Being Served?). Plus, if I ever get caught up with what I have recorded, I may start watching Luther. I'm American, but I watch British TV almost exclusively. : )
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  839. I got the impression that this video's focus was people in the entertainment industry, not politicians.
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  840. +Debbie Chapman I think it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that they weren't going to consider duos in which both partners are cops.
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  841. I'd be lying if I said I don't read anything online, but I can't help but feel like this increasing reliance on books, magazines, newspapers, etc..., being accessible mainly or solely online is going to come back and bite everyone on the proverbial posterior one day.
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  842. ***** Nothing if "fewer magazines" means that only publications that people actually want to read are being published. I used to work in a grocery store and you wouldn't believe how many magazines that hadn't been purchased were pulled each week. Massive waste of paper. Unfortunately, the company couldn't cut back on just the ones that weren't selling because, like cable, it was a package deal in which less popular magazines were bundled with more popular ones. I know that sounds like an argument to put more things online (which looks contradictory to my original post), but I can't help but think that if something were to happen that hindered access to the Internet, how will we get access to the most current printed information if everything is online?
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  843. +Adélia Braga Would you like a shock blanket? ; )
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  844. +FightmanProd If the whole special is as dark as the trailer, Doctor Who references (if any) are going to be very subtle.
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  845. But, to play devil's advocate for a moment, with characters that have the longevity of the Joker or Batman, doesn't it make sense to periodically (like about every 20 years, give or take) refresh the origin story for a new generation of readers?
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  846. +Flaming Ninja Oddly enough, I was just thinking about that recently. I'm not sure if there is one word or trope to define Q, but I don't think "villain" is it. He doesn't gain anything (other than relief of his boredom) from most of his encounters with the Enterprise. In fact, the opposite is usually true. The crew (usually Picard) almost always comes away from encounters with Q with a better understanding of themselves and/or the universe around them.
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  847. +Bryson Graves The day after the assassination.
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  848. I don't think most people would consider that a "crappy" job.
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  849. +Randy Rogers That really all depends on your dentist. The ones I've been to in the past twenty years have all been pretty decent. In fact, the only thing that irritates me about going to the dentist is how long my appointments take.
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  850. Amy Brennan I'll wager that there probably either is or shortly will be at least one video floating around here on YouTube with Rory Bremner as Trump.
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  851. +Nathan Johnson I had to go back and double check myself, but yeah, they're there. Probably the closest we'll see to a proper Wholock on screen. : (
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  852. I would guess it's because none of their songs were topping the specific charts that were mentioned at the beginning of the video. Considering the era, I wouldn't be surprised if Black artists and groups were deliberately ignored whenever these charts were compiled.
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  853. +jokerhalo1 Oh, gosh, yes. That's why I was really dreading her appearance in the 50th anniversary special. My thought was if she had a hissy fit over Sarah Jane, she was going to have a full blown tantrum over Clara. Thankfully, it turned out not to be Rose in the special. Billie was really good as The Moment.
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  854. As much as I would wish that, I think that would've been mentioned by now.  However, Moffat could pull a trick like he did with "The Day of the Doctor" (i.e., Tom Baker showing up unannounced) and have Ian pop up at the end.
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  855. +Victor Hernandez Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, etc... : )
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  856. +Sandman In the credits of the American shows, the original British ones are acknowledged, so I'm assuming Norman Lear had permission to work with the original concepts. To me, that's not technically a rip off, more like copying. And regardless of whether we call it a rip off or a copy, the likelihood of the average American having seen the original British series at that time was slim, so to them these shows were original.
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  857. Sandman I guess I didn't make it clear enough that it really doesn't matter if you want to call it a rip off or a copy, the main point is that the American versions were new to American audiences.
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  858. Sandman Look, I was just expressing my opinion as to the nuance between "rip off" and "copy". You don't have to agree with me, I'm okay with that. So let's both stop the rehashing, if for no other reason than to keep the other people on this thread from getting continual notifications that aren't really adding anything to the conversation. : )
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  859. +ajmittendorf Neither's Hasslehoff, but he's on the list. : )
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  860. +Matthew Brunette Unless someone can show me an actual transcript that recorded every word that every person in that battle said that matches the dialogue of the movie, I maintain that the movie is just as much a fiction as The Passion of the Christ. Both are based on true events, but include plausible fictional scenes and dialogue to help tell the story. : )
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  861. *****   Wow.  Thanks.   : )
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  862. +Luke Preston Well, to be fair, Ricardo Montalban was about 15 years younger when he first appeared in the original Star Trek series.
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  863. +White Chocolate That Executive Order didn't address illegal immigration at all. The only people it affected were those who either already had the legal documents to come here or were in the process of obtaining them.
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  864. The Whovian  Darn it, I'm feeling like Sherlock today - I'm always missing things.  I guess I was so focused on how the elixir helps Time Lords that I forgot that it kept the Sisterhood young and immortal, but only as long as they drank it on a consistent basis.
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  865. Yay!!!! The roundels are back!
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  866. +muzumaki619 The nationality was going to have to be changed anyway. Yugoslavia hasn't existed as a country since the 1990's.
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  867. I'd rather have Krystal than White Castle.
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  868. +The Toxic Atheist It's an one-off special for Christmas.
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  869. The 84 Lumber ad shouldn't be on here. Commending and encouraging illegal acts is not something that should be praised.
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  870. It's true, though. During the last few decades of the 19th and the first couple of decades of the 20th century here in the US, there was a strong movement to ban alcohol and that culminated in the 18th Amendment to the US Constitution which did just that. The amendment was in effect from 1920 until 1933, when the 21st Amendment was passed which repealed the 18th.
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  871. If you're going to include British talk shows, Graham Norton is way better than Jonathan Ross. Craig Ferguson should've been on the list itself, not a "Honorable Mention".
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  872. 1984's Spinal Tap introduced Billy Crystal to a wider audience? Uh, has WatchMojo ever heard of a sitcom called Soap?
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  873. +NiCoDeimus I'm hoping we'll see a few more references to the Brett series throughout the special.
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  874. +mk6rfc1 I only watched the Halloween episode and that was because one of the characters dressed up like Captain Jack Harkness. Poor guy kept on having his sexuality questioned every five minutes.
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  875. +Armando Antunez But, be honest, what else does it have? The only things I can think of to see that aren't theme parks are the science center, the art museum, and the Florida Mall (actually got lost in there once!).
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  876. I loved the Tide ad!
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  877. DrTenochtitlan   Forgot about Kamelion.  Unfortunately, that's too easy to do since he was only in two stories. That character had such potential.  It's too bad the technology then wasn't as advanced as the concept.
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  878. The Joker shooting and paralyzing Barbara Gordon (even if he wasn't aware that she was Batgirl) should've been a honorable mention.
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  879. +Sri K Unfortunately, I don't think we'll ever see a crossover between the two as a canon episode (either series) or a full special. Something like that would be better suited as a sketch for Children in Need or Comic Relief.
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  880. Sri K   True, but I'm still keeping my fingers crossed for a Children in Need / Comic Relief sketch.    : )
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  881. +jack french Under the procedure set up in the US Constitution for the election of the president, the nationwide popular vote has about as much relevance as a Kardashian selfie to a blind person.
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  882. There are times that using a credit card can't be avoided, but for most daily purchases, we should strive to use cash as much as possible.
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  883. He's on the 70's list. I consider him more of an 80's character, but WatchMojo didn't ask my opinion. Oh, well. ; )
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  884. +MrPleers Nearly everyone did back in the 60's.
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  885. +Takiyah B Depends on what state you're in and possibly how old you are. Where I live, I know that children aren't allowed in the back of a pickup.
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  886. +geronimo It's an one-off special for Christmas.
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  887. Most conspiracy theories don't let a small thing like facts get in the way. : )
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  888. Did Chapman stalk Lennon before killing him or just kill him? The beginning of the video said that people who just up and killed celebrities weren't going to be included.
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  889. +Dennis Bowers (Fazzel) Their fries and biscuits are to die for as well!
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  890. +ThatDoctorWhoFangirl Last I read, Series Four is supposed to air in 2017.
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  891. +jackdev73 Season / Series 9 finale showed an older White Time Lord regenerate into a younger Black Time Lady. Season / Series 8 introduced us to a female Master. It's entirely possible we could see a female and/or ethnic minority Doctor at some point. And as long as TPTB pick an actor / actress because of his/her talent and not his/her skin color and/or anatomy, I'm perfectly fine with a non-White and/or non-male Doctor. P.S. And I'm as far from the left as the Sun is from Pluto.
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  892. +Schmutz Lord I love Cumberbatch's portrayal, but as far as I'm concerned, the best Sherlock actor of all time was Jeremy Brett. If you ever get a chance to see his work, do so.
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  893. +Ronnie Moore I don't think Moffat and Gatiss ever claimed they were trying to make a faithful adaptation (as far as the stories are concerned). They take elements from the canon stories and some things from non-canon works and create new(ish) stories.
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  894. susiewousie   Thanks.   : )
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  895. +Sonya Dingman Ron Howard didn't act much as an adult. After Happy Days, his focus shifted to directing and producing.
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  896. +Timothy Robinson Either it's a misprint or perhaps Jeff Beck did record his version before Stevie Wonder's in 1972, but didn't release his album until 1973.
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  897. +Dinoman217 Because her solo movie is coming out next year.
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  898. +Ricky Spanish The way I see it, he just jumped ship before the Conservative Party made him walk the plank. There was no way he was going to finish out the year without a leadership challenge.
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  899. Here in the US, technically what you're supposed to do is write on the front of the envelope something like "No Longer at This Address" and put it back in the mailbox. But I do agree with you that I'm not going to waste my time, the intended recipient's time, and the post office's time for obvious junk mail.
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  900. +Christopher Bell It does depend on what the definition of "failed" is. Kodak, although probably on its last legs, is still in business. It may be "failing", but it hasn't "failed" yet.
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  901. +Dena Spohn My Girl Scout troop ended its meeting early that night so we could get home in time to find out who shot him.
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  902. I'd love to see references to Susan, Ian, and Barbara in this episode.
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  903. +JMG Network: I'd love to see Torchwood come back, but that's going to take some creative scheduling to allow John Barrowman to film that and Arrow.
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  904. I liked the Sixth Doctor. : )
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  905. I've heard the "Paul is dead" rumors for decades, but I've yet to hear any reason as to why the Beatles and those associated with them would go to so much trouble to keep the death from the public, hire a double who's coincidentally just as talented, then supposedly insert "clues" that reveal what they were trying to hide to begin with!
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  906. +Brad Wright I was hoping for a trailer during the Super Bowl, but I think they're still filming.
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  907. +Karen Brown I heard on France 24 that there was also a very high number of intentionally spoiled ballots as well.
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  908. +theAngryscotman After, if I'm remembering correctly. Her Christmas special aired between Series Two (2006) and Three (2007). Comic Relief usually airs in March and this video was from 2007. : )
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  909. +djuraster You might want to re-watch the video. Monty Python was number one. Extras was a Honorable Mention.
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  910. +Devin Mitchell Well, supposedly a lot of government officials are part of or paid off by the cartels, so it would make sense that there would be official harassment (or worse) of Mexican journalists.
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  911. +Roman Oropeza Nobody's looking for them to bring to trial and even if someone was, the Bushes haven't fled the US to avoid capture.
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  912. +Viltorm They also used CCTV America (China) and Press TV (Iran) as sources to show examples as to why other countries on this list are not journalist friendly. If this wasn't such a serious subject, I'd probably be roaring with laughter at the irony.
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  913. +Kamal Yuya November 2016 was my understanding.
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  914. +Vyselink Robin Williams would be number one.
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  915. +Nick Muscat I can't say anything good or bad about Corbyn because, although I consider myself an Anglophile, I'm American and don't really know that much about him. If your sources are correct about the Sinn Féin MP's taking their seats, thereby violating one of their core principles (swearing allegiance to the Crown), just to keep the DUP out of government will be a very interesting development.
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  916. +Tommy Strong Not for the purposes of this video, I agree. But in general, adopted kids are just as much the children of their adoptive parents as biological ones.
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  917. Shanon Thompson What I meant is that I wished Moffat / Gatiss had produced a purely Victorian episode, like they kept insisting that it was going to be. Not that I didn't enjoy what actually aired, but as a late Victorian era geek, I would've enjoyed the special better if they had kept it in that era for the entire time.
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  918. +Απόστολος Κοκκαλης In regards to the actor that best portrays the character of Sherlock Holmes as presented in the original stories, I'll wholeheartedly agree that the best was Jeremy Brett. Now as far as Cumberbatch is concerned, if you don't like him as an actor in general, that's fine. Everyone to their own opinion and all that. However, if you don't think he's a good actor because he doesn't portray Sherlock Holmes exactly as in the stories, just remember that he's only acting out what was written for him. If you don't like the characterization, blame Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss.
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  919. +ogdayflow I thought I heard her voice asking someone, "Who are you?" However, considering that she wasn't a character from the books, it's sadly quite possible we won't see her in this special. I hope I'm wrong, though. : )
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  920. 2:49 and 3:08 -- Creepiness factor times 1000 if you know that those two are brother and sister in real life.
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  921. The story I heard (whether it's true is another matter) was that Marvel really didn't want anyone other than Cumberbatch for this role, but when he initially declined, that's when they approached Phoenix.
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  922. +Jordan Rhea Pretty much the only reason she's even known is because she's Elvis' daughter and Michael Jackson's ex-wife. I think she tried a music career of her own, but if she's still doing that, her audience isn't mainstream.
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  923. +Jess Caron As far as best Doctor, I have to abide by the Brigadier's assessment: Splendid chaps, all of them. My favorite companion (classic era): Leela My favorite companion (modern era): Donna My opinion on Moffat: He's the love child of the Master and Moriarty. : D
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  924. +Jen Zim Knowing the type of people that slither around the Internet, I'm sure there's at least a handful of people that probably do think it was faked. : )
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  925. Man of a Thousand Faces, which featured James Cagney as Lon Chaney.
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  926. +Nate England It's also a very old genre. I know (even though I can't seem to remember the names of the movies at the moment) that I've seen silent films with either the same or a similar concept.
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  927. I'm American so forgive me if I'm missing something, but I think Sturgeon is a little out of touch with reality. It appears that her main motivation for a referendum isn't independence for independence's sake, but so that Scotland can remain in the EU. However, even if the EU allows an independent Scotland to join (which is extremely iffy as long as Spain holds out), it was mentioned during the run up to the last referendum that Scotland would have to go through the same hoops as any other potential member. No fast track just because it was part of another (soon to be former) EU member state, despite Sturgeon's belief otherwise.
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  928. I'm fond of the late Princess Grace, but she was not the original "It" girl. The first woman to be identified in that way was Clara Bow back in the late 1920's.
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  929. I love that picture at 0:21.  It's almost as if little George is saying, "Enough with the camera, Mummy!  Baby sis and I are trying to have a sibling bonding moment here!"   : )
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  930. The narrator said that the teams had to be comprised of more than two people.
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  931. +Chris Westergaard Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. If I was WatchMojo, I wouldn't have included clips of it in the video either.
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  932. +Cat Hatdress I'm old enough to be your mother and I, too, still love Animaniacs.
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  933. +lauren dyet Assuming you're referring to the current program starring Benedict Cumberbatch, you can see the exterior of "221B Baker Street" on North Gower Street in London. I don't believe you can visit the set where the fictional flat's interior is located because that's only set up when filming (or so I was led to believe). Since Torchwood isn't currently on the air, I doubt the interior of the Hub is still set up. However, you can visit the area that's above where the Hub was located (Mermaid Quay at Cardiff Bay, Cardiff, Wales).
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  934. I cried (happy tears, of course).
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  935. +blackfemme I'm White and I couldn't agree with you more about how Blacks get shut out of mainstream history classes (at least they did when I was going to school, I don't know about now). Up until my last couple of years of school, there wasn't one peep about any Blacks between the Civil War and MLK.
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  936. Learned something new today: I had no idea Errol Flynn was Australian. I always thought he was British.
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  937. If this really was a "Top 10 TV Dramas of All Time", where are the shows from the 50's through the 80's? This was more like, "Top TV Dramas of the Past 25 Years".
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  938. I know this sounds geeky, but what I wish they could've done at the end of the movie is have Pine's Kirk start "Space, the Final Frontier ...", then have the Captains from each TV series say a bit of it, ending with Shatner's Kirk.
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  939. 7:40 -- One of the most ironic clips ever! 😁
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  940. Why did you click on this video then?
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  941. I would imagine that it would depend on the profession and where each partner is on the career ladder within that profession.
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  942. +Yeshu Prove to us that she didn't.
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  943. Despite the name, The Phantom of the Opera isn't an opera.
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  944. +Sammy Lane I don't think that was Henry Fonda, that looked more like McLean Stevenson to me.
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  945. +Vamshi Darisi I love Cumberbatch as Sherlock and as an actor, period. I think he is one of the best actors out there today. However, the highest he should be on any list of Sherlock portrayals is number two. Number one should always be Jeremy Brett.
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  946. Remington Steele should've been a honorable mention. If I remember correctly, pretty much the only definite thing we knew about his background by the time the show ended was who his biological father was.
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  947. Hellboy wasn't the only notable role for Ron Perlman in which he was heavily made up: Beast from Beauty and the Beast (co-starring Linda Hamilton) ring a bell?
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  948. TheRecreator  TPTB = "The Powers That Be" Sorry about that.  I usually try not to use acronyms unless I'm fairly certain they're common knowledge.   : ( 
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  949. +Mongo Boogie Non-human characters weren't eligible for this list. If they were, I know KITT would've been on the list instead of Knight.
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  950. The Doctor himself said that it's possible for him to die before regeneration can start, so I wouldn't have had him on this list. Jack, however, definitely does belong here.
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  951.  @Jedi_Spartan  Addison? Yes, he played one of Missy's subordinates in the last couple of episodes of Series 8. He might have also appeared in a few of the teaser clips of Missy that aired throughout the series, but I don't remember for certain.
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  952. +Kemyon Patrick I remember reading that. I'm in awe of people who can improvise like that, to me that shows some serious intelligence.
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  953. +Ida Berg That's pretty much true for most movies based off books.
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  954. +circle114 I saw his Hamlet last month. It was awesome!
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  955. +Darxis And when you sell it back, even if it's in pristine condition (no highlighter lines, notes or other damage), you get maybe $25 for that $150 textbook.
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  956. *****   All I'll say is how Molly is portrayed is not too unexpected, given the time period it's set in.
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  957. I think WatchMojo should've split this up into decades or generations or something along those lines because although certain events may have made the "world stand still" at the time, those same events are nothing more than words in a history book to subsequent generations.
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  958. This video lasted longer than Scaramucci did. 😁
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  959. +Sintar07 Oddly enough, I was just thinking about that recently. I'm not sure if there is one word or trope to define Q, but I don't think "villain" is it. He doesn't gain anything (other than relief of his boredom) from most of his encounters with the Enterprise. In fact, the opposite is usually true. The crew (usually Picard) almost always comes away from encounters with Q with a better understanding of themselves and/or the universe around them.
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  960. +OceanBlue Well, I can't speak for Canadians, but this American is disgusted with people like you who have the online manners of afternoon radio talk show hosts. I say "online manners" because people like you usually don't pull the same stunt in real life, knowing that you'd have to face real consequences for your repugnant behavior.
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  961. To mess up a quote of the Brigadier's: Splendid chaps, both of them. 😊
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  962. 9:23 -- Is that Bruce Jenner? If so, the irony of the photographer moving the camera away from him to take a picture of a woman is beyond mere words.
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  963. That was the only one I knew was going to be on the list. Although my beliefs about homosexuality probably don't jive with a lot of people's, I have to appreciate what a strong statement having those two men performing together on stage was.
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  964. #10 -- What about the guy from the FedEx commercials in the 80's?
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  965. Rhapsody in Blue is a toughie to classify. My personal opinion (which is based on having no academic musical knowledge whatsoever) is that it's a hybrid: a blend of classical and jazz. I would imagine that classical music purists / snobs wouldn't consider any of Gershwin's works as being anything close to classical.
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  966. I remember WebTV. I actually was thinking of getting one, but I can't remember why I didn't. Just as well, right? : )
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  967. +camfoster16 theEaglesfan I would lean toward DiCaprio.
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  968. +Monika Devi Have you ever seen any of the series featuring Jeremy Brett? As much as I love the Cumberbatch, Brett is the definitive Holmes.
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  969. +ryandc ranchdel Does it matter? : p ....
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  970. +Jason Birch Maybe they all forget about the brakes? ; D
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  971. +Russ Wright There's no question that Kennedy was killed. All of the conspiracy theories surrounding his assassination focus on who may have done it and/or who may have ordered it to occur.
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  972. Russ Wright  You're welcome, but I don't think you were being stupid. There were a few celebrities on the list whose conspiracy theories focused on them possibly still being alive.
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  973. +TJ Wells That would be nice. If he is in it, I wonder if Andrew Scott will portray Moriarty closer to how the books depict him instead of his Joker-esque / Simm Master persona? I do like how Andrew Scott portrays Moriarty, but I generally prefer my supervillains to be more cool, calm, and calculating. I'm weird, I know. : )
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  974. +Rubie Wildstone If the clip that was released back in July is any indication, we'll see quite a few subtle and not so subtle references to the Granada series in this special.
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  975. 1:28 -- That's a very good example of why the #10 stereotype exists. People like Clinton can't or won't acknowledge that if someone enters this country without going through current legal procedures, that person is already a criminal.
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  976. +playstaionplayer 1220 He just lost one state, not the entire nomination (which I hope happens).
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  977. Mongo Boogie Kid friendly show. That's the term I was trying to think of. : )
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  978. Homer Simpson may be more popular, but if it wasn't for the success of Fred Flinstone, Homer would only be a doodle in Matt Groenig's sketchbook.
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  979. Oh, wow, you're right. I don't know if Matt Smith can pull off an American accent, but as far as looks go, he'd be a good contender for the lead if there ever was a movie about Lloyd.
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  980. +MegaStarly I just rewatched this and I think you may be on to something about Davros. The Sister mentioned that the unknown person and the Doctor had been enemies from the start, which is not the case with the Master and the Doctor. They used to be close friends when they were growing up on Gallifrey.
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  981. +Randy Brown That was the one in which Sisko dreamed he was a writer in the 1950's, right? Even if I can't remember the story title, that was one excellent episode.
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  982. +Kelvensmarticles The one thing I have to give many 9-11 conspiracy nuts credit for is that at least they know who the President of the United States was on that day.
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  983. +Felipe Rico Another thing I believe Lucas started was the merchandising promotion of a movie before the movie was even released (The Empire Strikes Back).
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  984. +Al Orange I knew there had been a TV movie about Jonestown, but I couldn't remember who played Jim Jones.
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  985. +misterrcommenter That does sound like something Moffat would do.
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  986. +Deinonychus2 Trump becoming President will be a punishment for this country, but not because people have been too PC.
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  987. +Stormer Ferrari Yeah, celebrity workout videos were definitely an 80's trend.
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  988. If I had to pick a drug in the Doctor Who universe that should be real, I'd go with refined Spectrox (from "The Caves of Androzani"). It's not the key to eternal life, but it apparently lets a regular user live and be in good shape for much longer than currently possible.
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  989. #3 -- Not really a surprise to see a mugshot for any singer or musician of Bowie's generation.
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  990. WatchMojo UK thinks you do since you took the time and effort to voluntarily click on the link to this video.
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  991. +JohnnyElRed Yet the King didn't follow in Franco's footsteps, even when he had an opportunity when rogue army soldiers stormed the Cortes in 1981.
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  992. +McGarnickle But only as a honorable mention, which stinks. How can you put a character who defined 80's fashion for men as simply a honorable mention?
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  993. *****   Yes, that would be more appropriate than coal.   : )
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  994. "She looks almost exactly like Tina Fey!" -- my very first thought the first time I saw Sarah Palin on the news back in 2008.
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  995. That reminds me of a video I saw last year around the start of lockdowns. A couple was being interviewed to see how they were coping so far and the interviewer went grocery shopping with the husband. The husband didn't have a regular mask, so he put on a red bandana to enter the store and I remember thinking that he looked more like he was going to rob the place than shop there.
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  996. The President is exempt from the Hatch Act.
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  997. They did the same thing back in 2014.
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  998. What's even more pathetic is wasting one's time clicking and commenting on a video that the person knew he/she wasn't going to like.
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  999. As long as we keep electing Republicans and Democrats, we are.
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  1000. @malabo10: Yeah, 3½ minutes out of the 1440 minutes a day that CNN is on the air is really going to make people forget the serious news. 🙄
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  1001. It's how Maori greet each other. I'm not sure if it's a ceremonial / formal greeting or an everyday one, though.
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  1002. And he's more reliable because ... ?
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  1003. You were fantastic, Jayde.
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  1004. No, if you're making the claim, you do the research and provide the proof.
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  1005. There's another reason why May doesn't want Northern Ireland to stay within the customs union, although I haven't heard anyone mention it yet: Scotland would want the same deal since a majority voted to remain. If that happened, it'd just be a matter of time before both places severed all ties with the UK.
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  1006. @miniimufin: It's a charity that's building these homes and community, not the government.
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  1007. If there are such things as alternate realities, I imagine there is one in which Catherine is a primary school teacher.
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  1008.  @fassolhermani5984  Was he even Catholic? Oh, well, I guess in an alternate reality, it might not even matter.
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  1009. If Muslims are looking for a presidential candidate who's going to force Israel to stop attacking Gaza, they're not going to find one this year. I can't think of any of the four significant candidates (Harris, Oliver, Stein, Tr - - p) who either will be willing or have the pull with Congress to do so if she/he ends up in office.
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  1010. Based on what I've seen so far of the trial, plus the fact that the guy who took the video suddenly asked for a plea deal (which was rejected by the prosecution), I'm leaning toward thinking that they won't. 🤞🏻
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  1011. I doubt it'll ever be shown to the public ever again because it's too fragile.
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  1012. This was a skit for Comic Relief, a biennial telethon to raise money for projects in the UK to help the poor and/or disadvantaged.
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  1013. Lucky you. The cheapest I can get a gallon of milk around where I live is $3.77.
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  1014. I think it said "nearly" one million.
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  1015. Usually, if something makes me sick, I avoid it.
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  1016. The video showed both citizens who lived in foreign countries and those who lived in the overseas territories voting.
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  1017. Is the joke at 2:46 the one you mean? If so, the implied question is asking when will England next win the World Cup (the last time was in 1966).
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  1018.  @borednow  You're welcome. 🙂
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  1019. US Presidents aren't court martialed (kudos on spelling it right, by the way) for crimes or serious ethics violations. They can, however, be impeached (by the House), then removed from office (by the Senate) if it's believed either or both of those occurred. What in this video is a crime or ethics violation that Biden should be impeached for?
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  1020.  @courtzfrancis8104  Considering the circumstances, not to mention the locations, were entirely different, I fail to see what relevance Zimmerman's trial has here.
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  1021.  @trommelbiel  I don't live in Northern Ireland, so I can't comment on what the people who do live there feel. However, considering the bitter history of the region, I would imagine that it would take something drastic (like maybe a significant economic downturn) for many current unionists to rethink their position of wanting to stay within the UK.
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  1022. My unanswered question: Why didn't the Avengers mention Doctor Who in their list of various movies and TV shows that dealt with time travel? 😒
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  1023. Did you compile this list before Infinity War? Because there's at least four moments I can think of from that movie that could've been considered for this list. "Why is Gamora?" The Cloak of Levitation smacking Tony's shoulder. Drax and Gamora's admiring Thor's body and Star Lord's jealous reaction. "I am Groot." "I am Steve Rogers."
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  1024. +Dee Cee If I remember what I've heard correctly, once you've renounced your US citizenship, it takes going through a lot of hoops to regain it. Someone who has renounced her citizenship wouldn't just be able to say, "Oopsie, I changed my mind," at the first sign of trouble and become American again.
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  1025. I call baloney sauce. If we all woke up tomorrow morning to find that every rich person, celebrity, and royal family member became the most environmentally conscious people on the planet, you'd just find some other excuse not to do your part.
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  1026. The problem is that the ones who have the potential to be good presidents are too smart to enter the race.
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  1027. Mythologized beings have no power over anything except in the imagination of those who think they're real.
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  1028. Assuming that you're referring to Biden, the very fact that he's the nominee shows that the Democrats don't want to win this election. The reason why I say this is because if you look at the past 45-ish years, the only times the Democrats have won the White House is when their nominee has been someone outside the DC establishment (or, in Obama's case, had only recently joined it). Biden is the very definition of a DC insider.
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  1029.  @dickjones8119  Did you even read my post or did you just decide to let everyone know you have a hate-on for CNN?
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  1030. +Juanco_"C.E.O." Did it ever occur to you that in the immediate aftermath she was in shock? It's not exactly a common occurrence to see your husband's brains literally blown out in front of you. As far as her composure at the funeral is concerned, not only did she have three days to process what had happened, but she couldn't very well look after her children if she was freaking out (personally, I think children that young shouldn't be at funerals, but that's a different soap box).
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  1031. Waiting until the proverbial last minute, not unlike Parliament, apparently.
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  1032. @Libtarded Truman, Eisenhower, and Lyndon Johnson might disagree with you about that.
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  1033. +TrustkillProductionz This wasn't meant to be a hard news segment. I thought most people understood that.
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  1034. +CAM BRO Without Bugs there wouldn't have been a Pinky and Brain.
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  1035. Happy New Year, Germany!
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  1036. 1:33 -- Elizabeth's father was George VI, not George V (he was her grandfather).
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  1037. I haven't heard one way or another, but I would imagine she'll be resigning her Senate seat before the new Congress meets in January.
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  1038. I know it's been a long time since I was in a math classroom, but I don't remember ever having to know American geography to solve equations.
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  1039. Do you have proof that she has no proof?
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  1040. A kindergarten level of maturity is too ambitious for Trump.
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  1041. The Voice of America is not targeted at a domestic audience.
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  1042.  @Eusantdac  I suspect wes vill is making a poor attempt at a joke.
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  1043. 0:21-- I can't help but feel that this Texans for Vaccine Choice group might be more interested in making money than promoting a cause.
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  1044. +03avalanchetruck I did call out Rubio for doing the same thing back in 2016. Why would I need to repeat myself?
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  1045. +03avalanchetruck Then why even bring up Rubio?
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  1046. I didn't know the US Democrat Party ran German public broadcasting.
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  1047. I'm going to guess that it'll be something along the lines of Trump, not unlike Jesus Christ, can do no wrong and anyone who says otherwise is evil incarnate.
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  1048.  @stevemasterson7776  If you wouldn't want DeSantis to tell your kid that he/she had to wear a mask against your better judgement, then you shouldn't want him to tell anyone else's kid that she/he has to take off a mask.
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  1049. Your actions don't match your words.
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  1050.  @NoLeadsEnt  Even though I'm not British, I am well aware that the House of Windsor (the current legal name) was renamed from the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha in 1917 to help quell any thoughts that the Royal Family's sympathies laid with Germany. I am also well aware that the previous house, the House of Hanover was of German origin. "Origin" being the key word. I'm of mostly Irish and German ancestry and even though I have some interest in what's going on there, my loyalties don't lie in those countries. A similar thing can be said of Harry and the rest of the British Royal Family. They may have German ancestry, but in every way that counts, they are British.
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  1051.  @NoLeadsEnt  We're talking about the current members, not their ancestors.
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  1052. Coming up on BBC America, an actual British TV show.
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  1053.  @lesviesblanchescomptent  The US doesn't use an "u" in the word "color".
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  1054. @Just another ... : It's not the opinion that's insane, it's how these people present their opinions.
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  1055. I would be very surprised if he was.
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  1056.  @marksawatzky8562  Which would be dying.
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  1057. There have been years in which Time has picked a thing or concept as the "Person" of the Year (the personal computer in 1982 and the Earth in 1988), so I had been thinking that the coronavirus should have been chosen since it had the most impact on the world this year. Failing that, it should have been health care workers as a group.
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  1058. @Zarcon2008: If I wasn't interested, I wouldn't have clicked on this video, much less left a comment.
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  1059.  @nicholasgiokas3111  Depends on one's definition of "African American". If you take that term literally, then yes, Obama is an African American as his father was an immigrant from Kenya. If you define the term as someone who's descended from slaves brought here from Africa centuries ago, then no, Obama is not an African American.
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  1060. How sad can people's lives get that they see conspiracy in the most innocent of situations?
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  1061. The drainage system was probably designed and built based on Las Vegas' average rainfall.
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  1062. A good rule of thumb if you doubt what a national news outlet is saying is to look up local news sites.
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  1063. I'm in the US and I believe we have a similar problem. For the most part, secondary school students are expected to go to university even if their interests and/or aptitude aren't a good fit (never mind finances, but that's a different issue).
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  1064. My state (ironically, Florida, where this rally was held) has required photo ID as long as I can remember and I've never heard anyone whine about it.
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  1065.  @jayv9779  I wouldn't put it past Trump to try to get around that somehow.
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  1066. Biden, Obama, Cory Booker, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, John Kerry, Ted Kennedy, Al Gore, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Gary Hart, and Bob Dole are some of the people that I can think of off the top of my head who, during my lifetime, have run for President while either being a (then) sitting or former Senator.
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  1067. They look like a sweet couple. If you don't mind me asking, how long have they been married?
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  1068. The suspect was wielding a knife when he was shot.
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  1069. I don't recall ever reading anything in the US Constitution that allows for a presidential election to be nullified. If there ever was a scenario in which it could be proven that a President obtained the office through fraudulent means, the worst thing that could happen to him/her politically is an impeachment and removal from office.
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  1070.  @tedrobertson1344  I don't have any objection, in theory, to being allowed to look at your own vote, but when it comes to voting, I don't trust technology beyond pen and paper all that much.
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  1071.  @jonnyd7663  Can the Time Stone be used to bring back living beings? The only thing I can remember Strange using it to play with in his movie was an apple. And Vision, although sentient, isn't flesh and blood.
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  1072. I knew about Jason Bateman and Kurt Russel.
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  1073. @Gretch 420: You must think these two women must be the most powerful women on Earth if you believe they can compel a majority of the other 433 members of the House to pass such a law and compel Trump to sign it.
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  1074. +LJHB48 The BBC believes you care because you clicked on the video. Every click is like a thumbs up to a video publisher. It's amazing how many people can't understand that.
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  1075. Since Bush Senior didn't personally engage with Saddam Hussein, I don't think it really qualifies for this video.
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  1076. He's been going bald for at least a few years now.
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  1077. Using a low power FM frequency to transmit a movie's audio isn't something new. Most drive-ins that I'm aware of have been doing that for decades, long before COVID-19 popped up.
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  1078. In that hypothetical situation in which the French monarchy is restored, would the monarch necessarily have to be the eldest living direct (or closest to direct) descendant of the last monarch? If I'm remembering correctly, there have been situations in European history where someone who wasn't a direct heir to a particular throne was invited by a country's government to become its monarch.
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  1079. "Other Half Lives".
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  1080. Impeachment is only the first step in the attempt to remove a sitting President and, per the Constitution, is the sole responsibility of the House. Once a President is impeached, the Senate tries him and votes on whether or not to remove him.
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  1081. Placing it on a plastic bag isn't going to sit well with the environmentally minded king. 🌍
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  1082.  @mouseutopiadystopia24601  Even though there are homosexuals who are far right, the philosophy as a whole (in the US, at least) is not gay friendly.
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  1083. That figure does seem kind of low when you consider that YouTube is a worldwide platform.
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  1084. Wasn't that retconned or something when the Doctor fixed the crack in the universe?
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  1085. Your actions suggest otherwise.
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  1086.  @hcwcars1  So Trump gets a smiley face sticker for that irrelevant accomplishment?
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  1087. Lila isn't an attack dog (unless you're a squirrel).
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  1088. +Hector Morales Definition of "joke" according to Merriam-Webster dictionary: 1. a :something said or done to provoke laughter; especially :a brief oral narrative with a climactic humorous twist b (1) :the humorous or ridiculous element in something (2) :an instance of jesting :kidding
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  1089. Your actions don't match your words.
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  1090. That's a sickness not limited to any one political party.
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  1091. Or it could've been an accident. Those do happen.
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  1092. Only if he wants to work in certain government positions as far as I understand the bill.
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  1093. Probably because they'd make even less sense.
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  1094. Trump didn't say that you needed an ID to drive your groceries home. He said you needed one to buy the groceries. Period.
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  1095. Ross Perot was a true independent.
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  1096. I don't know if it's a "clear" path, but I'm sure Chauvin's lawyer will try to navigate it.
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  1097. +Jim B. Were there riots in the UK over that? I don't recall reading about any.
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  1098. I can't believe people are still using mindless words and phrases like "Fake News". Don't they realize how uneducated it makes them sound?
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  1099.  @RH-cv1rg  First question: Yes. Second question: All of them. If business owners can't run their companies without being reimbursed by the federal government, then perhaps they should find another way to earn a living.
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  1100. Based on our track record here in the US regarding holding police officers accountable for illegal actions, it wasn't a given that the jury would have come back with guilty verdicts.
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  1101. Uh, I don't think Le Pen supporters consider themselves left leaning.
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  1102. tom Dobyns  Yet you clicked on one of CNN's videos. Thanks, by the way, for helping to keep its YouTube channel alive and well.
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  1103. Trump makes Bush Jr. look like the head of Mensa.
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  1104.  @homeroserrano3865  A fancier way to say "boot licker" or "butt kisser".
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  1105. I'm guessing that WWE either wouldn't give permission or the money it was asking for permission was too high for WatchMojo. Having said that, however, I don't think WatchMojo should have started these Top 10 WWE videos unless they could've obtained the rights to air the clips.
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  1106. I'm sorry, but what I'm seeing on my end isn't making any sense. Could you re-post the comment, but in English, please?
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  1107. I noticed that as well. I had to actually search to even find this video. Usually if it's a big enough news event, there'll be at least one video in the home page recommendations.
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  1108. I wonder where the device you used to post that comment was made (the parts as well).
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  1109. +J'Nay Vann Yeah, I had read somewhere about the possibility that the hush money could be considered a campaign contribution. And not only did Trump supposedly not sign the NDA, both he and Daniels were referred to by fake names throughout the document. I'm no legal expert, but surely a contract can't be valid if the individuals' legal names aren't used? I'd be very surprised if Trump gets anywhere with that suit.
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  1110. I remember when people weren't trying to sound cool in front of people that they don't know and probably never will by using parrot words like "woke".
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  1111.  @mrsose1872  Insults have more punch if (a) you know the background of the person you're trying to insult and (b) it actually addresses whatever problem you have with said person.
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  1112.  @mrsose1872  I said people using parrot words were trying to sound cool, not that they were successful in doing so.
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  1113. +Michael Langley Bad timing. 😒
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  1114. Be careful what you wish for. The next thing being banned may be something you like.
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  1115. This isn't the BBC News channel.
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  1116. @Blowin Kk: So I guess doctors and dentists who don masks to treat their patients are criminals?
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  1117. Yet people are supposed to believe you without any proof?
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  1118. Question from an American: Does every province have the power to limit how many immigrants settle in their territory or does Quebec have this power due to its "special status" within Canada?
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  1119.  @MattBiden  Making Alaska and Hawaii states simply changed their status within the United States. They had already been territories from 1867 (Alaska) and around 1900 (Hawaii).
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  1120.  @himbisaquatics  What people like that don't seem to realize is that, even if the UK had an elected head of state, there probably wouldn't be much difference in the taxes paid. The elected head of state would still have an official residence, need security (along with his/her spouse and minor children), go on tours, etc..., just like the current head of state.
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  1121.  American Paisa  Actually, the furloughed workers aren't eligible for unemployment benefits. I can't remember the exact wording, but it has something to do with the workers eventually being paid for their lost time that makes them ineligible.
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  1122. I was under the impression that, since Beatrice is not a working royal, she doesn't receive any government money.
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  1123. Except for supposedly being a Communist, you could say pretty much the same thing about Trump. He also only cares about himself and what will make him look good.
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  1124.  @ussstropicana  No. Two terms, period.
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  1125. Then CBP should have told her that.
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  1126. No, I thought it was a neat concept as well.
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  1127. That bit Ed Byrnes did about "How's My Driving" brings to mind a practical joke I thought up but never did. What you'd do is call one of those numbers and tell whoever answers that the driver is following all the traffic rules and make compliments like how smoothly he changes lanes. You know that's going to really confuse the person on the other end because nearly everyone who calls does so to complain about someone's driving.
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  1128. Kelloggs Pumpkin Spice Mini Wheats are really good also.
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  1129. Even though I love orange flavor paired with chocolate (especially dark chocolate), but I never thought of doing this with a brownie. It looks so yummy. 😋
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  1130. Which has what relevance to anyone besides those with a financial stake in those companies?
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  1131. Red Flag laws seem like a good idea in theory, but before I would support them, I want answers to these questions: Who will determine if the gun owner is a legitimate threat? What criteria will be used to determine that? What will the gun owner need to do to prove that he/she is no longer a threat or never was a threat in the first place? What will prevent disgruntled neighbors, friends, family, etc..., from making a false report against a gun owner?
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  1132. I didn't see anyone named Brandon in this video. Is he your imaginary friend?
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  1133. Although it would be in insurance companies' best fiscal interest to cover OTC birth control, I can't see them doing it without a law requiring them to do so.
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  1134. What people don't seem to understand is it's not the death rate that's the problem with this virus, it's the high contagion rate which puts strain on the medical infrastructures and other necessary entities (e.g., fire departments, schools, etc...). For example, let's say you call your local fire department to report that your house is on fire and the dispatcher tells you that most of the fire fighters are either ill or in quarantine and the remainder are on other calls. You may never contract COVID-19, but you could fall victim to it anyway.
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  1135.  @kavic1234  Unless you have a financial stake in the company, why do you care what CNN's ratings are?
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  1136. That wasn't a beating, that was an annihilation.
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  1137. It's California School for the Deaf - Riverside.
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  1138. @Show Me What You Got: Since there has been no evidence made public that the shooter was motivated by a social, religious, and/or political belief, I'm not making that call.
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  1139.  @cherylladd6065  Considering that this happened in Texas, there was a good chance at least a handful of the customers were carrying guns. Why didn't they stop the shooter as gun cultists seem to think they're required to do?
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  1140. @Gooey 911: You do realize that Trump was a celebrity before being elected President, right?
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  1141. The only major difference between you and me are maps. If I'm at home and want to figure out how to get somewhere, I'll get on my laptop and access Google Maps. If I'm not at home, I'll either use a folding map or ask for directions since I don't have a smartphone either.
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  1142. A cop should think twice before kneeling on someone's neck.
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  1143. I can't see it being a full stroke if he was able to "come back", for lack of a more proper medical term, after about 30 seconds. If this was caused by any neurological problems, my money is on a TIA.
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  1144. +Lone Wolf I consider myself borderline libertarian, but I'm not holding my breath for these talks (if they occur) to accomplish anything concrete, mainly because I suspect that North Korea has an ulterior motive. To be blunt, I think it's a trap. Not a trap in the sense that North Korea is planning on killing or kidnapping Trump, but in the sense that Kim knows full well Trump has an impulse control problem and can be easily goaded into saying something Kim can use as his rationale to instigate hostilities.
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  1145. The fall of the Berlin Wall wasn't the only "prediction" made by Laugh In. Another episode with a news of the future sketch (in this case, the future was 1988) referred to then California Governor Reagan as "President Reagan".
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  1146. Free the rest of us from politically oriented comments on a non-political video.
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  1147. K-9, then Kamelion, then Nardole. I forgot about Handles.
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  1148.  @Wannabe_Baby  I always liked the idea of Kamelion. However, the technology wasn't advanced enough at the time to be able to utilize the concept properly.
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  1149.  @ridds777  I know, but it doesn't seem like it would quite be the same thing as having a resident monarch.
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  1150. It was bad enough the players weren't showing respect at home. Now they've decided to be disrespectful overseas as well. Great job eradicating the ignorant American stereotype, guys. 🙄
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  1151. +Russin Outlaw Catalonia's unilateral bid for independence is illegal under the Spanish Constitution. For a independence referendum to be legal, it has to be voted on by the entire country, not just the region looking to separate. Having said that, however, I can't say that I'm liking how the central government is handling the situation. Its heavy handed approach is just going to alienate the Catalan people even further and possibly change the minds of Catalans who originally didn't want to break away from Spain.
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  1152. "No adult has time for this." Well, since you not only had the time to click on this video, but also leave a novella length comment, the only conclusion I can come to is that you're not an adult.
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  1153. I prefer to know when severe weather may be heading my way.
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  1154. There are numerous news outlets here on YouTube that have the full press conference if you want to hear what Trump said without any commentary.
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  1155.  @wisenber  Then why are you continuing to argue the point?
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  1156. #7 -- A similar thing happened with Bobby Heenan when he was with WCW. A wrestler either fell on or otherwise bumped into the announcers' table during a match on Nitro and apparently that wasn't part of the script because Heenan said something like "What the f - - k!" After the next commercial break, Heenan broke character even more by apologizing to the TV audience for his language. The funny thing is that apology shocked me more than the swearing. Although it was a bit of a shock to hear someone say that word on mainstream TV (even if it was cable), it wouldn't have been totally out of character for someone like Heenan to swear. However, it was very out of character for him to sincerely apologize for it.
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  1157. I was thinking of K-9 and Kamelion.
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  1158. +William Oman Impeachment is like an indictment. Clinton will go down in the history books as being impeached, just not removed from office based on that impeachment.
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  1159. A 17 year old, from what I understand.
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  1160. @Eric Armstrong: If you believed that, you wouldn't have had the inclination to click on this video, much less leave a comment.
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  1161.  @gadiantonrobber5692  I can't agree or disagree about Newsom's performance as governor since I don't live in California. But I do live in Florida and if we had a recall election in which my choices were the current governor (who acts more like a banana republic dictator than a law abiding governor) and someone I perceived as even worse (don't know who could be worse, but let's pretend), I'd very reluctantly vote not to recall DeSantis.
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  1162.  @gadiantonrobber5692  "I dont live in FL, but to me Desantis is fighting FOR your rights." And that is a excellent example as to why I try not to judge how other states are run and/or who's running them. The perspective of someone who does live there can be vastly different than the perspective of someone who doesn't. You believe DeSantis is fighting for my rights, I see him as trampling over the rights of almost everyone in this state.
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  1163. Thank you, CBC, for not naming the shooter. 👍🏻
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  1164. Stein's always been more than just an actor. He's been a lawyer, a law professor, a speechwriter for Nixon and Ford, and an author & journalist (mainly political and economic topics).
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  1165. The US Constitution would disagree with you. "The House of Representatives shall [choose] their Speaker and other Officers; and shall have the sole Power of Impeachment." https://www.senate.gov/civics/constitution_item/constitution.htm#a1
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  1166. To be honest, I don't know what the procedure is regarding how a Senate trial is instigated, but I'm pretty sure, whatever happens or doesn't happen, the record of the House voting for impeachment will still stand.
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  1167.  Lawn Mower  Then you might have mixed feelings about Sweden. Their vaccination program is voluntary, but the vast majority of children are vaccinated.
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  1168. Political parties are private groups and can set up whatever rules they wish to select the candidate they want to represent them in the general election.
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  1169. Your actions don't match your words.
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  1170. ​ @pag282  Yet, by clicking on a video from this channel, you're helping to justify their jobs.
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  1171.  @pag282  What I'm pointing out is that, with every click, you're showing that CBC is a wanted and viable service. Kind of hard to make an argument for defunding when you're doing that.
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  1172. @Suz McCaughey: I don't disagree with that, but there are instances where you can't just run home and make a burger.
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  1173. The First Amendment doesn't compel anyone to provide a platform for people's speech.
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  1174.  @rosasandoval5011  Are you implying that I'm not a US citizen? If so, that's not a good idea in any way, shape, or form.
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  1175. I'm not Canadian either, but I was glad to see the Raptors win. I like to root for teams that either haven't won a championship in their sport or haven't won one in a very long time.
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  1176. @Trafalgar Law: And hypocrite Republicans refuse to do anything about people who employ illegal immigrants. If that problem is addressed, there won't be as many people trying to come here illegally.
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  1177. My reaction is that DeSantis needs to grow up. That is not acceptable behavior from a governor.
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  1178. @7thAttempt - I really think that Patrick Stewart must've felt that way at times while he was playing Picard.
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  1179. Those accusations can be spread across every US President of the past 20 years.
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  1180. @dwaltz123: It reminds me of when Diana first visited AIDS patients without gloves. I remember someone I knew wondering if that was a wise thing for her to do and I told him that I was sure the Palace wouldn't have allowed her to do it if it wasn't safe. Nobody was going to risk having the (then) future queen and mother of the next heir contracting HIV herself. I'm bringing this up because I'm sure a similar attitude exists for the risk of Meghan contracting Zika. If it was considered likely, she wouldn't be traveling to those high risk areas.
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  1181.  J Kerfont  My definition of "tourist": a visitor who forgot to pack their brains before leaving home. 🙃
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  1182. It's not the business of the US specifically, true. However, as a member of NATO, it does have the right (along with any other member) to bring up concerns that a fellow member may not be fulfilling an agreement.
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  1183. The question should be why does CNN give Lindell and Fox News free advertising?
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  1184. It's supposed to be the craziest theories. Johnson having Kennedy killed would still be a stretch, but at least the motive (becoming President) is plausible.
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  1185. Is that dessert strawberry ice cream?
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  1186. Is it allowed if it's made out of beef, turkey, or plant based "meats"?
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  1187. @Daniel Bostock: So this caravan isn't really heading to the US? Okay, I'm sure that'll be a relief to the Border Patrol. And Trump can also call back all those troops he's sending as well.
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  1188. You're right, I think the dress would've looked better if she had a belt or something to define her waist.
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  1189.  @ze3934  The law may not, but common sense should've.
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  1190.  @dennismanson6621  I'd prefer that people express themselves like somewhat educated adults.
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  1191.  TUBER SURFER  Just because someone isn't a Trump supporter doesn't mean that she / he voted for Clinton.
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  1192. A little crude, but I agree with the sentiment. 🙂
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  1193. IF that was true, then all the more reason the McMichaels should've let the police handle the situation that day.
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  1194. +Ryan McCarthy I don't think anyone could have summarized it any better.
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  1195. I interpreted Andi's joke about being racist as referring to people of Middle Eastern or South Asian descent since those people are usually the first ethnicity we think of whenever terrorism is discussed.
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  1196. The expectation of Anderson's giggle was the only reason I clicked on this video. He's so adorable when he does that. 😊
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  1197. +moplum The Electoral College doesn't assess the suitability of a Presidential candidate. It's sole duty is to cast electoral votes based on which candidate won the most individual votes in the states the electors represent.
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  1198. @Cory Allen The Democratic Party of today is not the same party of the 19th to mid 20th century as far as support of civil rights are concerned. If civil rights were the only issue, a modern day average Democrat who found himself back in, let's say, 1898, would feel more at home in the Republican party of the era. An average Trump supporter in the same situation would've been welcome with open arms by the Democrats of the same era.
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  1199.  @ThatGuy68580  If you have to tell others to look things up themselves, that usually means your claim or accusation is bogus.
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  1200.  @rwh5350  "I understand it’s ultimately a selfish move by the company as they potentially save hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical/dental as well as maternity and “sick” time missed by the employee." I try not to be a cynical person in general, but I can't help but agree with you about that.
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  1201. I've already seen some comments to that effect on other forums, although the more popular comments are claiming that Mike Pence has the power to unilaterally reject certain states' electors.
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  1202. So you're okay with someone who risks his personal safety and ignores his duties as a governor to fly off to a foreign country without telling anyone, including his own security detail?
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  1203.  @someguy1143  Be careful what you wish for. A government with that kind of power won't stop with just the news outlets you don't like. Or as a wise man phrased it: "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya".
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  1204.  @furtivedolus2504  Until you can show me a United States law that requires private companies to provide platforms for speech (as I originally requested of you) or admit that you can't, our part of this conversation is done.
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  1205. There was. https://youtu.be/UXPwtzuNhm4
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  1206. No Sophie Rhys-Jones?
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  1207. 2:37 -- To play devil's advocate, maybe persistent fare evaders wouldn't be that way if they were prosecuted on their first offense.
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  1208. I hope not. I knew a woman who had the same problem with her pregnancies that Kate had (the severe morning sickness) and I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
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  1209. Unless it's some legal requirement, I don't see what the point was of having someone interpret the French version of the proclamation into English. I think the vast majority of people watching knew that what was being said in French was pretty much the same thing that the guy had just said in English.
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  1210. No, Prime Minister, this is all on you. You had two and a half years to get this done. It reminds me of a student putting off studying, then scrambling to read the entire textbook on the school bus the morning of the test.
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  1211. I think the bear said, "I know you like to eat, too."
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  1212. Everyone who took part in the riot is responsible as far as I'm concerned. If it was up to me, anyone arrested for taking part in this riot would also be facing a felony murder charge as well.
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  1213.  @brettthorndike1079  Only because advertisers were threatening to bail.
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  1214.  AMERICAN PATRIOT  No problem. 🙂
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  1215.  @MaisieDaisyUpsadaisy  If the treatment for people who believe they're something they're not didn't consist of indulging the patients, there wouldn't be any risk of them becoming infertile.
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  1216. Why would Lesotho's foreign minister be embarrassed at Tr--p's remarks? It's not his fault that we have a president who can't find the US on a map, never mind any African countries.
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  1217. You do realize that Shatner consented to go on this trip, don't you?
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  1218. People like you remind me of my dad when he "boycotted" the NFL over players kneeling during the National Anthem. He didn't watch the games, but he still looked at NFL news on TV and other stuff online. I told him as long as he had any interaction with the NFL, he wasn't truly boycotting it.
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  1219.  @Sir-Cuntington  I have a suspicion that you missed the point, but that's okay. You keep on "boycotting" the show.
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  1220.  @Sir-Cuntington  Sorry, I'm not fluent in gibberish.
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  1221. Who do you think would've benefitted had the suit been successful?
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  1222. I could hazard a guess as to why you'd never see a school with the concept in a poor neighborhood. Since nearly everyone is convinced that you need to be on a device 24/7 to get ahead these days, a suggestion that poor kids not use technology in school would get the person proposing it accused of elitism and/or racism (if the poor kids in question are also minorities).
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  1223. Probably not.
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  1224.  @LD-by7ko  Okay, thanks. 🙂
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  1225. I don't necessarily agree about the vaccinations, but I do agree that many kids' immune systems aren't being allowed to develop naturally. That lack of development (in my opinion) is also a contributing factor to all these food allergies that I don't remember being as prevalent among my classmates.
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  1226. This way of voting could still work with the Electoral College. Right now, the candidate who wins a plurality of votes statewide (except in Nebraska and Maine) gets all the electoral votes for that state. The only difference I can see with ranked-choice voting is that the winning candidate for a state would have a majority of votes (50% + 1) as opposed to a plurality.
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  1227. VOA (Voice of America) is a government agency.
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  1228.  @bobs182  Trump's personality disorder is apparent to anyone who watches and listens to him for more than a minute.
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  1229. The only people I've noticed who seem to be fixated on Hillary Clinton are people who support Trump.
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  1230. This is the question I'd love to ask him at the debates: "Governor Scott, you took an oath of office to perform the duties as governor for the State of Florida until January 2019. However, you're now running for US Senate. If the people of Florida can't trust you to honor the oath you swore to as governor, why should they trust you to honor the oath you'd take as a US Senator?"
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  1231.  @CannibalMan09  That's all it takes.
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  1232. @Annette Smith: I could be proven wrong, but I would imagine that if the Queen was going to grant Baby Sussex the same exemption she gave the younger Cambridge children, it would've been announced already.
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  1233. So CNN and the other news outlets set up this certification panel? Where's the real one, then?
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  1234. Aww, Nico is so adorable. 🥰
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  1235.  @sergiovillarreal386  That's why I said if.
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  1236. 2:02 -- Maybe my memory is faulty, but I thought Common Core started under Bush, not Obama.
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  1237. I think NYC is pretty solidly Democratic now. It doesn't have to add more Democratic voters to the rolls. Besides, it's statistically impossible for every one of those estimated 800,000 new voters to be Democrats.
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  1238. Has the PM said anything about tightening the laws regarding who is allowed a gun permit in NZ? Of course, this guy was bonkers and probably would've been able to get some weapons regardless, but it seems to me that allowing only NZ citizens the ability to get a gun permit might have helped prevent this.
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  1239. @Jay Christy: Not as long as you keep clicking on its videos.
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  1240. You're welcome. 🙂
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  1241. No. In Japan, if a princess marries a commoner, she becomes one herself. So she is no longer Princess Mako, but Mako Komuro.
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  1242. At least Sarah Palin can claim to have some governing experience, which is more than I can say for Ivanka or her father.
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  1243. @Cory Allen What does that have to do with the election fraud that occurred in North Carolina?
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  1244. That's all year round.
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  1245. This is a good example of how the awful presentation of a good argument can negate the point trying to be made. I actually agree with the point the mayor was trying to make as far as not giving special treatment to any specific demographic, but all that went out the window the moment he said "colored people". By the way, who (besides this mayor) still uses the term "colored people"? I thought that died out with my grandparents' generation.
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  1246. I've always been against government support of private schools, but from the opposite end of the debate. If private schools want to stay private, they shouldn't be accepting government money.
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  1247. Considering that whoever the next US President is won't be inaugurated until January 2021, yes, Trump (sadly) is still going to be President throughout 2020.
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  1248. Not so much late in the warning, but late in doing something about it.
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  1249. @BloodofYeshuaMessiah: You believe in Tinfoil!Soros? Do you still believe Santa is real as well?
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  1250. We all are going to be judged by God and each one of us will be found wanting to some degree.
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  1251. I'm sure there are thousands upon thousands of North Carolinians who would disagree vehemently with your opinion.
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  1252. Hong Kong didn't have a choice. It was handed over to China by the British, as per the Sino-British Joint Declaration of 1984.
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  1253. Not surprising. I think Dasani is nasty.
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  1254. It was someone hitting the wrong button during a shift change.
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  1255. +T S To suggest that an American citizen be deported for expressing his opinion (even if I vehemently disagree with how he's doing it) is more anti-American than being disrespectful during the National Anthem.
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  1256. Serge Pamphile  "... unsafe and cheap [C]hinese goods." Including the device you used to watch this video?
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  1257. If you really meant that last sentence, you wouldn't have wasted your time clicking on this video, much less commenting on it.
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  1258. So what's going to keep these vigilantes from becoming gangs themselves?
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  1259. CNN is not helping the overall decrease in civility in the public sphere by airing Trump's coarse language. 😡
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  1260. I voted yes to return the right to vote because I believe it's the right thing to do, but I don't think the vast majority of those who regain that right are going to take advantage of it.
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  1261.  @JamesBateman11  Hannity opened himself to being subpoenaed as a witness, definitely, but he didn't break any law in that clip by mentioning what he claims Cohen told him. If Hannity is lying and repeats that lie in front of Congress or a court, then he'd be breaking the law.
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  1262.  @allaboutwwe9269  True, but Diana was the daughter of an earl, so she went to good schools as well.
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  1263. Isaiah Gauthier  You do realize that, except for being "politically correct", you've described Trump?
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  1264.  @byunbaekhyun2283  I seriously doubt that the media would be using such a nickname for a group of male lawmakers. Are you suggesting that my criticism is "patriarchal & misogynistic nonsense"? News flash: The very reason why I'm criticizing this is because I am a woman and it irks me when professional women aren't treated the same way in the media that professional men are.
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  1265. You should be held accountable for spreading rumors without proof, but we don't always get what we want.
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  1266. @barkmaker: Not that I disagree, but what does that have to do with a video about a Middle Eastern children's TV show?
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  1267. 2:45 -- You'd think someone Trump's age would remember that the Lone Ranger wore a mask around his eyes, not his nose and mouth.
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  1268. Thanks for justifying my cynical belief that people like you were going to spin this video to support your baloney sauce.
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  1269. The one woman mentioned that one of the things to make international students feel more welcome at US colleges was offering English language classes. That puzzles me simply because if I was looking into attending college abroad, I wouldn't pick a country in which I wasn't a native speaker or had near native language fluency in the language of instruction already. College is hard enough even when you do understand the language the professors are speaking.
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  1270. When WatchMojo claims Drax said something that Mantis did, then shows Mantis saying it not even ten seconds later. 🙄
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  1271. I don't see how Sears fits the category. The only significant difference between what it started out as and what it became is the addition of more products.
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  1272. You'd think that if people were committing voter fraud to benefit the Democrats, they would've fixed it so that the Republicans lost their Senate majority as well as lost the White House.
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  1273. I was under the impression that was usually the case for UK patients treated at NHS hospitals.
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  1274.  @maniacram  Well, unless you believe in reincarnation, there's only one physical life. 🙂
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  1275. Assuming you're referring to this video as a whole, you do realize that you're helping to support this "propaganda" by clicking on it, don't you?
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  1276. More like something is rotten in the state of Trump's brain.
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  1277. I'm a bit surprised that wasn't mentioned.
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  1278. Thanks a lot. I so didn't need that image in my head. 🤢 Now I have to go find some brain bleach.
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  1279. @Ani Bell: Bravo. 👏 Very well thought out analysis. 👍
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  1280. I know the official position of the UK government at the time was that Britain should remain in the EU, but didn't it occur to anyone within the government that the voters might have voted to leave and planned for potential exit negotiations accordingly? I'll admit that I'm not following this too closely, so maybe I'm missing some vital information, but it seems to me that the UK entered the negotiations not unlike a student who didn't study at all during the school year and is now facing a tough final exam.
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  1281.  @catlover1986  From what I've read and heard about this area, the people there don't have any problems with being American citizens, per se, it's just that it's a pain in the posterior to have to leave the US and travel through Canada, just to get back into the US to do basic things like seeing a doctor or go grocery shopping.
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  1282.  @wisenber  If it was easier for the residents to use the water route to go anywhere else within the US, what country this community wants to be in wouldn't even be an issue.
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  1283. Says the person who helps keep CNN relevant by clicking on its videos.
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  1284. VOA is US media. US government funded media to be precise.
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  1285. Usually, when a channel turns off comments it's because it either has received or anticipates receiving a lot of comments from people who don't know how to act like educated and mature adults.
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  1286.  @wd2115  There's no excuse not to be polite in this day and age.
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  1287. Tom and Jerry? Tex Avery's works?
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  1288. @Denise Glover: So what you're saying is that Omar is so powerful that she can compel a body of 435 people to do her bidding? 🙄
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  1289. I don't mind the physical aspect of it, I just object to paying the same price as someone who uses a cashier if I'm the one doing her job.
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  1290. The third country you're thinking of is Canada.
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  1291. You'd think that in a country where olive oil is a major food group, keeping olive farms going would also be in the public interest.
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  1292. +midnight rider If there was anything to that conspiracy theory nonsense, a murder wouldn't have occurred because Diana might have been pregnant with Dodi's child. It would've happened because the Royal Court would've been concerned about the al Fayeds (esp. the father) having undue influence over William.
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  1293. +midnight rider That made about as much sense as your original post.
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  1294.  @chrislowe8746  But until recently, nobody could touch him because he was under the protection of the Ecuadorian government. Once that protection was revoked, Assange was arrested.
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  1295. Colin's been a fervent supporter of Jodie since it was announced she was going to be the Doctor.
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  1296.  @marvantony9655  Thanks for continuing to click.
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  1297. The video was about refugees from other countries sharing their first Thanksgiving meal in the US.
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  1298. But she did flee the country.
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  1299. @BrooklynBorn 83 It's been my experience that if someone tells me to look something up myself, that generally means the claim is bogus.
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  1300. @BrooklynBorn 83 My experience with researching is a moot point. If you make a claim, it's on you to back it up, not me.
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  1301. If Clinton has done anything illegal and she's not at least on trial right now, who's fault is that? Could it be the person in charge of the Justice Department? Or the person who hired the person in charge?
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  1302. I don't see Harry's position as much different than family members like the Duke of Gloucester or Prince Michael of Kent (i.e., not senior royals by any means, but are usually present at important royal events).
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  1303. Other than the videos for The National, the videos I usually see with the comment section disabled are those whose topics tend to attract people who can't act like mature human beings online.
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  1304.  @inabluemoon1  I guess I didn't interrupt your psychotic rambling after all.
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  1305. The BBC considers New Year's Day to be part of the Christmas season.
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  1306.  @robertcwalkeriii6267  "Mommy, Obama did bad things too!" doesn't excuse anything Trump has done and said.
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  1307. Because McCain didn't want him there. I can understand why. Trump wouldn't be able to resist somehow making himself the center of attention.
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  1308.  Diana Burnett  Someone has to show sympathy for people like you who've had their lives ruined by Meghan simply existing.
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  1309. Alpha Alcove  The vast majority of the people resigning and being fired though are people that were hired by Trump.
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  1310. She is American. 🙄
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  1311. +Karl Loustalot Krabs would be more likely to install one of those kiosks that you order and pay at yourself. It'd be cheaper in the long run.
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  1312. This is a Canadian broadcaster.
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  1313. What is a "correct" panel and what did this panel say that was inaccurate?
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  1314. I would say that he did because someone has to explain to Iron Man and/or the other surviving Avengers that Doctor Strange can't see the future beyond his own death. And, since he was able to see a timeline in which the Avengers prevailed, he must either not really be dead or is somehow resurrected before Thanos' defeat.
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  1315. Serious question: What purpose is silver going to serve if things get bad enough that current currencies can't be used? In a situation like that, wouldn't bartering make more sense?
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  1316. Rslee Lee  The UAE is nowhere close to being a democracy.
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  1317. I wouldn't have been worrying about the bugs crawling towards me as much as the snakes.
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  1318. +Matt Hong And the sad part is I can't imagine many of these commercials being effective to the tune of $5 million (except maybe the movie trailers).
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  1319. Adorable! 🥰
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  1320. Why make the poor baby wear either one? He needs an Orioles jersey. 😀
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  1321. One of my local grocery stores set up a similar system in which you're supposed to go one way down each aisle. The theory (emphasis on "theory") being that would result in less people in each aisle and you would be able to keep your distance better.
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  1322. I hate to burst the bubble of the alternate reality you live in, but the Electoral College cast its votes and Biden won.
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  1323. Where in the video does it state what the mayor's political affiliation is?
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  1324.  @ricardoalvarez2800  I'm probably going to sorely regret asking this, but what Muslim would've become king or queen? Any children Diana and Dodi may have had wouldn't have been in the line of succession since Diana herself wasn't.
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  1325.  @themanwithnoname4385  Well, when I hear "Kardashians" I think of classless slatterns, so I thought I'd set the record straight.
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  1326.  @LE-zy2od  The closest Meghan would ever get to that is if George inherits the throne while still a minor. In that scenario, more than likely Harry would be George's regent until he comes of age.
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  1327.  @LE-zy2od  You might want to check the official website of the British Monarchy. As of right this moment, Harry is sixth in line. There is always the possibility he could become king, but with William having three children, the likelihood is pretty low. https://www.royal.uk/succession
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  1328. Not everybody wants to watch serious stories 24/7.
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  1329. They were third cousins, if I'm remembering correctly.
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  1330. Sounded more Latin to me.
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  1331. I hate to say it, but picking Allred as your lawyer is almost as good as saying that you're lying about whatever the accusation is.
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  1332. +zbudda http://www.foxnews.com/world/2018/07/31/north-korea-possibly-constructing-new-icbm-missiles-report.html
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  1333. +zbudda Trump said he'd stop the joint US-South Korea military exercises that North Korea is so scared of (big surprise to South Korea). And that's just what was made public. Who knows what else Trump promised Kim during their meeting that wasn't made public? Nice try with the "Mommy, he did it, too" argument. Even if I agreed with you that Obama was in the wrong, that doesn't excuse any bad decisions Trump makes.
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  1334.  @Coltranized  Why should the Democrats care about him at all? If they have a vision, solid plans to carry it out, and a candidate who can sell the first two, then it won't matter who else decides to run.
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  1335.  @Coltranized  If you have to resort to vulgar name calling (which is being reported, by the way), you have no argument.
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  1336.  @Coltranized  I'll rejoin this conversation when you can respond like a mature adult.
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  1337.  @rinato7757  If he's a citizen of Denmark, that is his country.
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  1338. I've got an even better idea. If the news outlet isn't catering to your worldview, don't watch it.
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  1339.  @Ribbitplease  His grandfather, George VI, was a stutterer as well.
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  1340. Considering this segment wasn't reporting any news, I'm failing to see what news was fake. Perhaps you could enlighten us?
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  1341. I can think of at least 535 federal employees that don't deserve their paychecks.
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  1342. I'm of the belief that the editorial team never noticed it. I know I wouldn't have if I hadn't heard about it before watching the documentary.
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  1343.  @wednesdaya5285  Perhaps your question would be better directed at CBC directly?
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  1344.  @Woodbug-b7t  I want Trump out as much as the next person, but I just don't see a need to pop the champagne cork every time someone close to Trump gets busted. At the rate that's going, the world would run out of champagne before Trump finally leaves. 🙃
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  1345. Why not?
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  1346. If you have children, you still would have the right not to have them vaccinated, just be prepared to home school them or maybe send them to a private school.
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  1347. Hopefully, you'll never have to read posts like yours about a friend or family member.
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  1348. At what cost for the country that accepts aid from China?
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  1349. In all seriousness, I really do suspect this could be a trap of sorts. Not the kill or kidnap type of trap (although that's not outside the realm of possibility), but more like Kim goading Trump into saying something that would give him the pretext to attack South Korea and/or the US.
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  1350.  @guff9567  Your time machine malfunctioned again. You're still in 2023, not pre-December 1991.
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  1351.  @Georgian1717  And Obama received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009 without doing anything to deserve it, so forgive me if I'm not impressed that Assange has been nominated for the same award.
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  1352. Wrong or poorly worded headline. Nothing in it about anti-mask people bothering others.
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  1353. @Pan-European Novorossiyan Confederate Republican Kids who were born in France to immigrant parents didn't exactly have a choice in where they were born and raised, did they?
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  1354. More accurately, the Capitol Police and whatever federal department(s) it falls under should launch a countersuit.
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  1355. +Kara Ruckle Speaking of normalizing crazy, could you have imagined even just a year ago that mainstream news outlets would've printed and/or repeated that word verbatim?
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  1356. Omar was brought to the US as a child. It's not like she could've said to her parents, "No, thanks. I'll stay here in Somalia by myself instead of moving to the US."
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  1357. She bought a jar from the supermarket.
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  1358. @HatRatt: Unless you're pure Native American, at least one of your ancestors was an immigrant. I guess they should have stayed in whatever country or countries they came from to "make their own dream countries".
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  1359. I'm one of those who thinks this doesn't go far enough, but it's a good start. What I'd also like to see is a candidate's mic muted if (a) he/she goes over the time allotted or (b) she/he isn't answering the question asked.
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  1360. Only a bigger one would bully minors into taking them off.
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  1361.  @miketammaro5609  Especially if you don't have a "smart" phone in the first place.
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  1362.  @peterbondy  If you're referring to "Alice" in the original post, I believe the commenter was parodying Alice in Wonderland.
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  1363. Nathan's "mask" makes him look more like he's going to rob the store instead of shop in it. It reminds me of a guy I saw enter the grocery store ahead of me the other day. He had something on that covered his entire face except for his eyes and I hesitated for a second before going in myself.
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  1364. Silvia.
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  1365. Just like I tend not to take seriously people who parrot words and phrases like "fake news".
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  1366. +Roland Lytle Obviously, Fox News must be in on the conspiracy as well. 😀
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  1367. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  1368. The First Amendment to the US Constitution only guarantees that the government won't prevent anyone from or punish anyone for exercising their right to free speech. It doesn't compel private companies like YouTube to provide a platform for your speech.
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  1369. Apparently not boring enough to keep you from clicking and commenting on this video.
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  1370. Common sense should have told that couple that when you're in a relatively enclosed space with thousands of other people, there's always a chance that you could contract something (and I say this as someone who's been on three cruises and hope to go on more sometime in the future).
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  1371. From what I understand, the shooter wasn't involved in an altercation with any of his victims, so there wasn't anything to walk away from.
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  1372.  @ferdorski  Wouldn't it make more sense to post a rant against MSNBC on one of its own videos instead of one of CNN's?
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  1373. Where did you get the idea that the Queen has nixed anyone from Harry and Meghan's guest list (which as of a couple of weeks ago hadn't even been discussed yet, according to Harry himself)? William had stated in an interview that when some palace officials gave him a guest list for his wedding, he was overwhelmed by the number of people on it whom neither he nor Catherine knew. He went to the Queen to discuss it and William said the Queen encouraged him to scrap it and rewrite the list as he saw fit. If the Queen had that attitude towards William's wedding guest list (which was a more important occasion as far as protocol was concerned), surely she would be just as hands off regarding Harry and Meghan's guest list?
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  1374.  @johnnymonoxide9220  How is a company's willingness (or not) to pay decent wages tied to its stance on abortion?
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  1375. I just finished reading Sarah's book, This Victorian Life, and I'm glad to see that she finally got that woodstove and sewing machine she wanted.
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  1376. My guess is that the interview was conducted sometime before April 6th but, for whatever reason, wasn't released until April 26th.
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  1377. In the US, it's the name of an iconic TV character (who'd blow a gasket knowing a quarter Black baby shared his name 😜) and an iconic comic book character (a redhead, ironically enough).
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  1378. Last I read there were 57 sailors reported as injured, but I don't know how serious their injuries were.
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  1379. I wondered that myself. Maybe it's a rights issue?
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  1380. I'm not a fire investigator, so I could be wrong, but wouldn't the point of origin of an electrical fire look different than the point of origin of a fire started by a cigarette?
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  1381. Professional press is the 4th Estate. The 5th Estate is "citizen journalism".
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  1382. Deport Mexicans from Mexico?
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  1383.  @ZZ_Tops_007  "Chica", actually. 👩
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  1384.  @ZZ_Tops_007  It's a picture of my late dog.
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  1385.  @ZZ_Tops_007  Thanks. I had him since he was 6 months old and he was 16 when he had to be put to sleep this past October, so we were together for quite a while.
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  1386. In this case, Iran is saying what many people already believe.
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  1387. So are people who can't write proper sentences in English.
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  1388. What's exciting is seeing all these people clicking on CNN's videos and helping to keep its YouTube channel up and running.
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  1389.  @selcuk7239  I didn't read the video description, my bad. 🙁
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  1390. I don't agree with the number one spot. Since Chuck Cunningham was the inspiration for the trope name, he should have been number one with Judy Winslow at number two.
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  1391. The vast majority of Canadian citizens entering the US for vacations and other short stays don't need a visa. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/tourism-visit/citizens-of-canada-and-bermuda.html
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  1392. +Dadson worldwide What I'm sick of is people dragging politics into the comment section of a video that has absolutely not an effin' thing to do with politics!
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  1393. The approximately 57,000 people who live there might disagree with you about the land being uninhabited.
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  1394. No, Biden wouldn't automatically win. If people still voted for a hypothetically dead Trump, the electors that he would win could still vote for Pence.
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  1395.  @Personal-Day-5562  0:10 -- Maisie's haircut.
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  1396. It hasn't been announced what kind of cancer Charles has, just what kind he doesn't have. As far as Catherine is concerned, my only critique of how her situation was handled is that she should've followed her father-in-law's example and put out the occasional photos or videos showing her keeping up with what's going on with her charities and other groups she's involved with. I won't claim that would've stopped all the speculations and conspiracy theories, but I believe it would've kept them from spiraling as out of control as they did.
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  1397. "Posh Takeover" -- That is the perfect sign for gentrification.
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  1398. 6. So what happens if the power goes out or the processing system goes down or is hacked? 4. Never mind the future. I don't watch network TV now and I don't miss it. 2. You can have my landline when you pry it from my cold dead hands. 😁 But, seriously, I've been through too many tropical storms and hurricanes to know that you need a back up in case the electricity goes out and you can't charge your cell phone for an extended period. Most landline phones are electric dependent as well, but you can get one that just plugs into the phone jack. 1. I hope paper doesn't totally disappear. It's just quicker for me to write down notes and other stuff using paper and pen(cil) than it would be to use the computer (and less chance of me getting distracted). I don't mind e-books, but I prefer physical reading material.
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  1399.  @jptrainor  You're welcome.
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  1400.  @bananahammock9119  Considering that O'Neill lives in Northern Ireland which is currently part of the United Kingdom, "God Save the King" is the National Anthem of her country.
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  1401. Attacker: I'm here to attack you. hockeyslade: Could you wait a few minutes? I have to dig up my gun. Attacker: Sure, no problem.
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  1402.  @HI-gj1qn  My post wasn't intended to gauge how well St. Kitts and Nevis was or wasn't doing as an independent country. I was simply pointing out that Anguillans could have changed their mind about becoming independent themselves.
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  1403. 2:15 -- If you can't verify the authenticity of the videos, then why show them?
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  1404. Not to mention that he still holds a grudge against the media (as a whole) for the death of his mother.
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  1405.  @melgrant7404  That's true.
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  1406. @Gabriel: If you had true faith in Trump, you wouldn't have to stump for him this early.
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  1407. Queen Elizabeth II wasn't alive then.
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  1408. +Mr Misanthrope Rich, definitely. However, I seem to remember the press making a big deal out of Catherine's non-aristocratic background before her marriage.
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  1409. +Mr Misanthrope I'm not sure if there's a set-in-stone definition as to who is a commoner, but I would imagine that if you don't have a title or at least have a parent or grandparent who has one, most people who care about things like that would consider you a commoner. A suitable partner for a Royal? Looking at it from a total outsider's perspective, I would say that if the partner is expected to take up any Royal duties, some ideal qualities would be that he or she be friendly, not prone to crippling stage fright, able to think before he/she speaks extemporaneously, etc... .
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  1410. Love this! 👏
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  1411. I hate to burst the bubble of the alternate reality you live in, but when you click on these videos, you're helping CNN's viewing numbers.
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  1412. Chris Addison, but this clip was originally aired before his appearance on the show.
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  1413. Wasn't that adorable? 😊
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  1414. Name me one male Doctor who never had any problems piloting the TARDIS.
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  1415.  @shelleycline3542  Be careful what you wish for. A government that can impose those kind of restrictions won't stop there. You'll find yourself one of those not allowed to vote under some excuse before too long.
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  1416. +Mr. Wolf You know the difference between a consenting encounter (as immoral as it was) and sexual assault?
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  1417. +Mr. Wolf It doesn't matter if Moore was a Democrat, Republican, or Prohibitionist when these events took place. Illegal is illegal regardless of political affiliation.
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  1418. Where in the video did it say that the display was sponsored by the US government?
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  1419.  @danw918  Ultimately, that's correct. However, it was either tacky or clueless of this guy to say he got his life back when 17 of the students (and their families) he was supposed to be trying to protect that horrific day will never be able to say the same thing.
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  1420. 0:55 -- What the reporter is saying: "I hear your point. I hear your point. Absolutely." What the reporter is probably thinking: "This lady is a total nut case. I'd better back off before she mistakes CBC for CBS or CNN".
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  1421.  @captinbeyond  "Mommy, they do it, too!" is not an argument. There is no excuse for whoever called in this bomb threat. I am so tempted to start calling what others call "whataboutism" the "Tattletale Defense" because that's exactly what the people that use it remind me of: little children tattling on others. Mother: Suzie, you're going to be in big trouble for calling in that bomb threat. Suzie: But, Mommy, a Bernie Sanders supporter shot Rep. Scalise!
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  1422. Idiot reporter for standing in flood waters. You don't know what is floating around in there.
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  1423.  @fitwill73  I usually don't even bother with people who aren't mature enough to use words instead of pictures only. Instead, I report them for spamming.
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  1424. As long as Stewart didn't change his name for criminal reasons, why do you even care what he chooses to call himself?
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  1425. Which happens in every country on Earth whether their head of state is a monarch or a president.
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  1426. It's been my experience that people who tell me to "look it up" usually have no idea what they are talking about.
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  1427. A governor is elected statewide and whichever candidate has the most votes out of all the votes cast in the entire state wins. Gerrymandering has nothing to do with who wins because there aren't any such things as gubernatorial election districts to manipulate.
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  1428. Your actions contradict your words.
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  1429. Just like you show the world your unhealthy and disgusting soul?
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  1430. @Robert Dog: VOA is the international news service of the US Government.
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  1431. Don't forget Canada.
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  1432. Wasn't this originally aired live?
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  1433. Everybody that uses that phrase online should be banned from posting anywhere for six months to a year.
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  1434. @Will's Adventures: I wholeheartedly agree with you, although I'd throw in the entire federal financial aid system, not just student loans.
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  1435. True, but they aren't using government or corporate owned electricity to keep those running.
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  1436. There's a reason why law schools don't teach "Mommy, they did it, too!" as a defense method.
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  1437. I would've loved to have seen at least one of those kids tell DeSantis firmly (but politely) and loud enough for the mic to pick up, "No". It's a word people like him don't hear often enough.
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  1438. So now that the statue is down, everyone in Richmond now has a good job, lives in a nice house or apartment in a crime free neighborhood, and their children attend state-of-the-art schools, right?
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  1439. I suppose he could open the Canadian Parliament, but I don't remember reading or seeing anything where a monarch has done that. Oh, well, there's always a first time for everything.
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  1440.  @mauricerose3082  Sorry, since this video is on a Canadian news channel, I assumed you were referring to the Canadian Parliament.
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  1441. You really think Trump has ever set foot in a grocery store? 😉
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  1442. +wally ramos I just went to the grocery store today. No ID required. 🙂
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  1443. +Jose Moreno Including the device you used to watch this video?
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  1444.  @realityplatform4317  The problem is some people don't think enough.
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  1445. I'm sure if Meghan plans on renouncing her US citizenship, she won't do so until she actually becomes an UK citizen.
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  1446. I didn't realize that it didn't become an annual tradition until recently (well, for this old lady, the 1990s are recent 😁).
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  1447. David Wilson  You're not that much of a challenge.
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  1448. +Mattie love I doubt Markle's claims are true. Someone like Harry knows better than to discuss politics with someone he doesn't know very well.
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  1449.  @paulgibbons2320  This wasn't the only story reported that day, I'm sure.
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  1450. Anything's possible, but considering William had to see how adultery tore his family apart, I doubt he's going to go down that same path.
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  1451.  @karenm7993  You won't get any argument from me about that.
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  1452. I've always said that Fox News would never boot the likes of Carlson and Hannity unless keeping them cost the company more money than getting rid of them. My guess that's what ended up happening with Carlson. The powers that be may be scapegoating him as a primary reason as to why the company now has to shell out nearly $800 million. Note: I am not defending Carlson by any means when I say he's being scapegoated, just that he's not the only one at Fox News responsible for its current legal troubles.
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  1453. Wouldn't you want to forget about him too?
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  1454. How is choosing where you want to shop unconstitutional?
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  1455. Last I read, the Prince of Wales doesn't have that kind of power.
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  1456. From the day you can use the potty by yourself, you're told to always wash your hands after using the toilet, but when you think about everything you touch during the day, wouldn't it also make sense to get into the habit of washing your hands before using the toilet as well?
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  1457. Beiber was in the original CSI , not the Miami one, but I agree that his performance sucked. Am I a bad person for being happy when his character was being gunned down? 😀
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  1458. You made a point, Chris, although I don't think it was the one you intended. This video is just one more example of how the major political parties are only interested in gaining and maintaining power, not the needs of this country.
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  1459. Because French and English are the official languages of Canada.
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  1460. JadeWarrior  Okay, thanks. 🙂
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  1461.  @JackSardonic  Yes, I know that. However, when I posted my original comment, I was under the impression that the British Caribbean territories would also be negatively affected by Brexit (I don't know how it actually turned out since I haven't come across any videos or articles about the region after the UK officially left the EU.). That's why I was wondering why the people of these territories weren't allowed to vote on Brexit as well.
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  1462. The same people created both shows.
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  1463. Before hitting the "Comment" button, ask yourself this: Would I want my friends and family to see such a comment in the immediate aftermath of my death?
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  1464.  Scrotus Maximus  You can express those opinions without being ugly about it. The people I was hoping in vain would heed my advice are those who can't seem to express themselves like mature adults.
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  1465.  Scrotus Maximus  Case in point.
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  1466.  @AspectStudio  Real humans don't use the r-word.
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  1467. +imaspacewoman But Canada does, and this is a Canadian broadcaster. What's your point?
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  1468.  Jennifer Erickson  There'd be no point. It's rotted away from not being used.
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  1469. If he never traveled out of the country, he wouldn't have needed one.
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  1470. Not that I don't agree with you about the pay, but something else is needed to entice teachers to move to areas like the one featured in this video.
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  1471. A medical doctor, no, but she does hold a PhD, which by tradition, does accord the privilege of being addressed as "Doctor Biden".
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  1472.  @blackwidow6729  Okay, I was wrong. It's an Ed.D. degree according to her alma mater. Still a doctorate. https://www.cehd.udel.edu/in-support-of-our-ed-d-alumna-dr-jill-biden/
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  1473.  @thedevilsadvocate3577  What's wrong with a variety of races and cultures being represented in children's books?
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  1474. Why? He was born in the UK.
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  1475.  @russianbot2179  Well, I'm sure the families and friends of those killed will be so relieved to hear that. 🙄
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  1476. Did it ever occur to you that maybe the results aren't due to people loving Newsom, but more to do with disliking who could've replaced him even more?
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  1477. The US side is Derby Line, Vermont, and the Canadian side is Stanstead, Québec.
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  1478.  @patriciayoung8956  My original point was that this video was focusing on the female royals who are high up in their countries' line of succession, if not the heiress apparent. Not any daughters who are not eligible, regardless of why.
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  1479. As far as I'm concerned, if it gets the job done with minimal environmental impact, it doesn't really matter in what century the technology or idea originated.
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  1480. Even if I was someone who blindly voted for anyone with a (R) after her/his name, I wouldn't be voting for Casey DeSantis. I want to see female politicians who worked their way to where they are, not those whose main or only qualification is that they're the wife, daughter, whatever, of a male politician.
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  1481. Are you referring to the kids interviewed at the beginning of this video? If so, they seem to be speaking English well enough.
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  1482.  @kyblore  If those same people can't make their point without bringing up Soros, then they don't have much of a point in the first place.
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  1483. If I'm remembering correctly from my days as a navy brat, the Commissary also didn't charge the local tax on what would be taxable items off base.
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  1484. Why was she determined to dock in Italy? You'd think she could've found a port in another country that would've been more agreeable within two weeks.
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  1485. One thing that would help get Congress back on the right track is for voters to stop voting for anyone with a (R) or (D) after her/his name.
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  1486. Were these sheep that escaped or were they being herded somewhere?
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  1487.  @krystellbourgoin1825  Next year, eat the candy canes, don't grind them into a powder and snort them.
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  1488. I was kind of wondering that myself. Since Tr--p isn't the sitting President, nor (as far as I know) was asked to officially represent the US, I don't get why he was invited in the first place.
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  1489. Which has not a blessed thing to do with this video, but thanks for trying.
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  1490. The government still has to pay a land owner if it seizes land through eminent domain, but it could end up being way less than market value.
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  1491.  @juanitashatley9438  I'm just pointing out a fact. I didn't say that I agreed with said fact.
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  1492.  @fredo1070  Not that I'm a big fan of alcohol myself, but what does Trump's abstention have to do with anything?
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  1493. @David James: Be careful what you wish for, people with that kind of power don't stop with just those entities you dislike. Or as a wise person on another forum stated, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya."
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  1494. We did. Apparently, the people at WatchMojo have no appreciation for cleverness.
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  1495. If the guy's not going to resign and whatever procedure Virginia has to remove a governor isn't being implemented, what else is there to the story?
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  1496. It also takes a special talent to sound like a fascist (e.g., using the "r" word) while condemning other alleged fascists.
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  1497. If you really believed that, instead of wasting your time clicking and commenting on this video, you would've been watching videos focusing on the environment. All you've accomplished is to encourage the BBC to upload even more videos like this.
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  1498. +UnKnOwN Mini I'd check with the countries you're interested in to see what is required for you to move there and become a citizen. You don't want to renounce your US citizenship unless you've already obtained citizenship in another country.
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  1499. +UnKnOwN Mini If I had to permanently move to one of those countries you mentioned, I'd go with Singapore. One of its official languages is English and, at the risk of sounding like an arrogant American, it seems Westernized enough that I would have an easier time adapting to the society and culture there.
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  1500. It's bad enough to read and watch stories about Trump when he's the topic, please don't drag him into conversations that don't concern him.
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  1501. Anne Campbell  My father also uses his middle name since he's a "junior" and it avoided confusion between him and my grandfather (when he was alive).
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  1502. As an American, I can't wait for the day this show gets cancelled.
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  1503. Maybe you're getting Cuba confused with Puerto Rico?
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  1504. That applies to just about every company that tried to set up shop in a foreign country and failed.
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  1505. @Bon Shea: Hawkins and Jorgensen are the only two candidates that I'm aware of who are on the ballot in enough states to theoretically win 270+ Electoral College votes.
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  1506. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
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  1507. Or people coming in legally, then not leaving when their visas expire.
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  1508. I don't know much about him, but I've seen him in interviews promoting Infinity War, and he is hilarious.
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  1509. Facebook is a private company. It has the right to set rules for the behavior of those who use its site and to expel anyone who violates those rules.
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  1510. What's funnier is that people like you even care about imaginary numbers that have no meaning to anyone other than those who have financial investments in the network.
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  1511. What county or city in this country uses AI for anything related to elections?
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  1512. Hate to burst your conspiracy theory bubble, but I've seen the same behavior among doctors who get paid in a similar fashion by capitalism loving insurance companies here in the US.
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  1513. ​ @janettemasiello5560  Where did it mention in this video that the two people profiled weren't citizens?
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  1514. +Mathieu Leader The age would be right for Byng, but he was a General in WWI.
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  1515. There's nothing on the vast majority of credit cards that verifies the person presenting the card is the holder of the card. I can't think of any business or government agency who would accept one as an ID.
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  1516. These weren't federal charges.
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  1517.  @cincin0722  You're welcome. 🙂
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  1518. This man's situation has nothing to do with him not "integrating" into Canadian society. He has been Canadian from birth, but the document that should have proven that are no longer considered valid.
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  1519. Maybe it's rare in the British Isles?
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  1520. I think Hannity should be fired simply because he's a childish bully, but I haven't heard one word today that actually indicates he committed any crime.
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  1521. Since I'm not a professional geneticist, I could be wrong, but I don't think this baby will be very dark at all. Meghan is pretty light compared to her mother and Harry has, of course, fair skin.
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  1522. David Wilson  It's a bit hypocritical for you to call others "stupid" or "idiot" or "dummy" when your own posts are riddled with capitalization, punctuation, and spelling errors.
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  1523. Partly South Asian as her mother was from India.
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  1524. I hope and pray you're being sarcastic. 🤔
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  1525. Wins in what respect? Speaking French or convincing voters to let him and his party continue to govern?
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  1526. Yes, she does.
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  1527.  @meh4062  I do agree the title should be changed. What I was disagreeing with was calling the video clickbait (again, based on my understanding of the phrase). Misleading, yes, but not clickbait. 🙂
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  1528. Unless you're one of the candidates participating in Thursday's debate, your mic isn't being muted.
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  1529. @Samantha W: Your comment is nothing but baloney sauce. If you truly believed what you're stating, you wouldn't have clicked on this video, much less made a comment.
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  1530. @consuelos consuelos How do you know Jorge Ramos is Mexican and wants "open borders"?
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  1531. PBS (stands for Public Broadcasting System)
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  1532. Maybe the New York and Boston Marathons should be looking at this for inspiration? 😀
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  1533.  @GLORYNEVADASMITH  That's what irks me about US foreign policy towards Cuba. Countries like China, Saudi Arabia, Russia, et al., enjoy full diplomatic and trade relations with us and you know they aren't stellar examples of respecting human rights.
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  1534. +Dennis Janda Elected officials being banned from malls is not an everyday occurrence, so I can understand remembering after all these years that Moore had been banned.
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  1535. +Dennis Janda Yes, I have worked retail both in a mall and other locations. Do I remember all the banned people? No, of course not, but referring back to my original post, if I had been told that a local elected official was persona non grata , I'd probably still remember that to this day since that would have been very odd. Actually, the guy being interviewed did say he told someone that Moore was in the store, but whoever he told said it was okay. If it had been me, I would've assumed that the ban must have been lifted.
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  1536. Christmas was celebrated on December 25th ages before anyone thought about living in America.
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  1537. What was incorrect in this video?
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  1538. I think it was Ontario.
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  1539. How ironic is it that most of these clips featured the latest persona non grata of the entertainment world, Chris Hardwick?
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  1540. VOA (Voice of America) is a government agency.
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  1541. @RASCAL CITIZEN: What was inaccurate in this video?
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  1542. No, it's VOA (Voice of America), the US government's international broadcasting service.
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  1543.  @aneeshprasobhan  You're welcome. 🙂
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  1544. As well you should be. 🙂
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  1545. There was an elevator / lift in there, although I'm sure that isn't going to change your overall opinion of the house. 😊
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  1546. He always reminded me of the serial killer from Manhunter (the 80's version).
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  1547. I wouldn't think so. Based on what Kate said in this video and the original statement issued when she had her surgery, whatever type of cancer she has is down in the abdomen or pelvic area.
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  1548. Never have thought much of Johnson, but I'll have to agree with him here. France needs to grow the flip up. I don't blame it for being unhappy at losing a lucrative contract, but that's no reason to recall ambassadors and have a public tantrum.
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  1549.  @casteretpollux  Well, since you supposedly have more knowledge about the situation than I do, please educate me.
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  1550.  @casteretpollux  It's been my experience that people who tell me to "look it up myself" (or words to that effect) usually have no idea what they're talking about themselves.
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  1551.  @anthonybanchero3072  What do American politics from 100 years ago have to do with St Pierre and Miquelon being a French territory?
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  1552. If it were up to Trump, people like you would be arrested for aiding the enemy (i.e., clicking on CNN's videos).
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  1553. Nothing against Stewart personally, but haven't we learned our lesson about electing people to high office whose last job was TV host?
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  1554. We all still need to do our best to minimize our environmental impact regardless of why the climate is changing.
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  1555. @Stormy Colours A simple use of common sense would've clarified it if he/she had really watched the video.
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  1556. There's also a Betty and Veronica meet Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn crossover and (if I'm not mistaken) an Archie meets Batman '66 (meaning the Adam West version) one.
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  1557. Out of curiosity, what about their dependents? When I was growing up, my dad was in the US Navy and I had the same access to the armed forces' health facilities as he did, at no charge. That stopped at age 18 (or 23, if you were a full time college student).
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  1558.  @Rabascan  Thanks for the info. 🙂
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  1559. They're Trumpsplaining. 😁
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  1560. I've heard reports of people at the Ottawa protests who had Confederate flags as well as Trump ones.
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  1561.  @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304  But that was from internal forces, not external.
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  1562. People don't gain weight overnight, they're not going to lose it overnight. While someone is trying to lose weight, would you rather have them walk around naked or in clothes that fit and look appropriate for the occasion?
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  1563.  @greyghostie3327  Please explain how you came to that conclusion from my original post.
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  1564. And the reason why was in this video: deductions, credits, and other write offs.
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  1565. If this video is ever updated, I'd still rate the Streisand appearance as number one, but number two would have to be Brad Pitt as Dr. Fauci.
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  1566. I used to be a notetaker for disabled students at a community college and the composition of the remedial English and math classes shocked me. I can understand a class having younger students like the ones I assisted or older students who hadn't been in school for a while, but most of the class looked as if they just graduated high school.
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  1567. I wonder when someone at CNN and/or FOX news will have the light bulb click on in her/his head and realize that segments like this are nothing more than free ad time for their competitors.
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  1568. It's Johnny Carson, not Jimmy Carson.
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  1569.  @samsen3965  If people could be made smart again, having smart politicians would take care of itself.
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  1570. What would the title of the Head of State be and how would the person occupying that office be selected or elected? Or would the roles of Head of State and Government be merged like it is here in the US?
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  1571. Variety of Products: Walmart Variety of Services: Walmart Parking Convenience: In my area, I think it's Target. Ease of Shopping: Target. The location in my town usually isn't as crowded as Walmart and it keeps a decent number of registers staffed so you don't wait in line as long as you do at Walmart. Overall Customer Service: Target
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  1572. +Dragon Ball Universe Captain Marvel / Shazam was first published back in 1940. Carol Danvers didn't assume that title (which itself only first appeared in Marvel comics in 1967) until 2012. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Marvel_(DC_Comics) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Marvel_(Marvel_Comics)
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  1573. With help from the Great Pumpkin and Santa Claus. 🙄
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  1574.  @Camo_Live  The comment I was replying to seems to have been deleted, so I'm guessing that "Wil Williams" may have gotten the Oscars and the Grammys mixed up. I'm also guessing that his overall tone was ugly because that would explain my snarky last sentence.
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  1575.  @theaquarian5849  What am I looser than?
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  1576.  @AmedeeBoulette  I just watched your video of your kitten's first day at home. That was too adorable!
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  1577. Disappointed that "Take on Me" by A-ha wasn't on here.
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  1578. No, Clinton wouldn't have been any better, but that doesn't mean Trump should be immune from criticism.
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  1579.  @davidgreen5099  Putin might want to restore the Soviet Union, but as of right now, that country does not exist and hasn't since late 1991.
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  1580. How about an accident?
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  1581. That might be a pilot program because the Walmarts in my area still use plastic bags, although they do offer reusable bags for sale.
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  1582.  @alabernathy8348  Northeast Florida. 🙂 That'll be a good thing if Walmart does get rid of its plastic bags. As much business as it does, I'm sure a significant number of plastic bags in landfills and littering our streets and natural areas originated there.
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  1583. So what exactly is in St. Louis Park that makes it attractive to "infiltrators"?
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  1584. It seems that there's a bit of a discrepancy between the video title and what was actually shown.
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  1585. Both mainstream parties are only interested in gaining or maintaining power and the benefits (including monetary) that come with it.
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  1586. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  1587. This wasn't a news report, it was an analysis. Thanks for clicking on the video and keeping CNN alive and well.
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  1588. The audience for videos like this isn't domestic.
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  1589. This really should be titled "Top 10 Shocking Politician Arrests". "Top 10 Political Arrests" makes it sound as if the people were arrested for their political beliefs and/or activism.
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  1590. The First Amendment to the US Constitution guarantees that the government won't prevent you from or penalize you for exercising your right to free speech. It does not require private businesses to provide a platform for that speech.
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  1591. Which has what to do with Orson Welles discussing the 1938 "The War of the Worlds" radio broadcast?
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  1592.  @MadGaming_TV  To people of my generation here in the US, BBC comedies and Doctor Who were our first exposure to British TV.
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  1593.  @lordvader6378  I don't engage with those spammers, just report them.
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  1594. In all the years I've been old enough to follow politics, I've never seen so many people obsessed with the loser of a Presidential campaign.
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  1595. If you're referring to the bits I think you're referring to, the panelists didn't use the steps out of consideration for the comedienne who has cerebral palsy.
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  1596. A toy store I used to work at had one of those that wasn't for sale for some reason, but it still worked, so whenever I had to open the store, I'd bring a cassette and listen to music while I set up.
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  1597. We need more guys like him running this country.
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  1598. Although I want to see Trump out of office ASAP, I don't need him out to realize what a horrible President he has been so far.
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  1599. The various US news organizations haven't done anything different than they have for every US presidential election for decades.
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  1600.  @loostreaks3581  The only tears on my end will be happy ones when I see Trump walk out of the White House one last time.
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  1601. ​ @Laura-rp9rt It wasn't just Tennant's narration. There were also two pictures of Ncuti Gatwa in the background and a small TARDIS.
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  1602.  @Tao_Tology I loved that line. 🥰
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  1603. @Logan: As long as this show's been on, it's inevitable that the same or similar jokes will reappear, especially when the same categories are reused ad nauseam.
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  1604. The problem is that Trump is the President. He has to have an eye on him at all times much like a toddler with a box of matches standing in a room flooded with gasoline.
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  1605. The story I heard was that he was channeling the emotions and experiences of friends of his who were in situations like Will's (the character, not the actor).
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  1606. David Wilson  If a guy here in the US "had a bad day" and did the same thing to a random family, you know he'd be facing either life imprisonment or the death penalty (depending on the laws of the state where the massacre occurred).
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  1607. David Wilson  You implied that the deaths of 17 non-combatants should be shrugged off just because someone "had a bad day". That sort of callous attitude is what is truly awful.
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  1608. David Wilson  And you have no empathy for murder victims, so I guess we're even.
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  1609. David Wilson  Nice job with the assumptions, especially about my gender.
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  1610. The video showed a bit of all the Presidents who took part in turkey pardoning.
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  1611. Colorado wouldn't be a good location. It wouldn't be able to stay open all year and too close to Disney's California location.
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  1612. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  1613. @Aurα вírdч: Proof?
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  1614.  @antoinesubitlescoups338  The goal of propaganda is to make Adversary A look good and/or make Adversary B look bad. Since, as far as I know, Qatar (the country where Al Jazeera is located) is not in conflict with Spain, how does this video accomplish either goal?
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  1615. The only thing that changes is the nationality / ethnicity of the "undesirables".
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  1616. In this case, it's voter suppression since, if these people didn't realize their party affiliation had been changed, they wouldn't be allowed to vote in the next primary.
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  1617. Has the First Minister ever been directly elected by Scottish voters?
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  1618. More like a cult leader.
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  1619. Clinton will be 89 by Election Day 2036. Under normal circumstances, it's not beyond the realm of possibility that she could still be alive then.
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  1620.  Diana Burnett  "I'm over them so much that I'm going to mention them as often as possible," said people who need to assess their lives.
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  1621. Although I don't think the electoral votes will be anywhere near that high, if it does end up being Trump vs. Avanetti, I would sadly predict a Trump win in 2020. That is, unless the American public finally wake up, realize that neither major party gives a flip about them, and vote in a candidate from a third party or true independent.
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  1622. I think he is getting a series of stories via Big Finish.
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  1623. There's a difference between free speech and how that speech is expressed.
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  1624. +Vancouver Island Waterjet Regardless of what demographic boxes a person can check off, the arrest was wrong and the person arrested should be shown sympathy.
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  1625. My first sighting of the Soros Fairy today!
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  1626. How does the state ensure that the mail in ballot was filled out by the appropriate voter?
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  1627. +hyndscs It wouldn't matter if Anguilla was able to decide on its own that it would keep the status quo with St. Martin if that overseas territory wasn't able to respond in kind due to instructions from France / EU.
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  1628. +Christian Snow If ancestry was still very important to the British Royal Family, there's quite a few people that wouldn't have been allowed to marry into it. Mike Tindall (Zara Phillips' husband), the Duchess of Cambridge, Autumn Phillips (Peter Phillips' wife), and the Countess of Wessex are just a few I can think of off the top of my head.
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  1629. +Sumz 17 An Oscar winning American actress whose heyday was the early to mid 1950s. She "retired" to marry Prince Rainier of Monaco in 1956. Sadly, she was killed in a car accident in 1982 when, after suffering a sudden stroke, she lost control of her vehicle on a mountain road.
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  1630. Poor sentence construction, not knowing what positions the supposed key players held, using all caps, and using swear words are facts that lead me to ignore conspiracy theorists. If they want us to take them seriously, they have to learn how to present their evidence as if they were trying to convince us to hire them.
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  1631. +Tidal Yacht I would imagine that most of the reasons would apply to traveling into the future as well since a time traveler may be tempted to use what he/she learns from the future to benefit him/herself or try to alter or stop what that person considers to be bad events (which could lead to even worse happenings).
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  1632. Or it could be set in an alternate reality.
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  1633. Did Trump make any comment about it? No, let me clarify that. Did Trump make any reasonable comment about it?
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  1634. +brooklynemtp589 I wonder if the fact that he can be killed by decapitation kept the compiler(s) of this list from considering him truly immortal?
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  1635. The conspiracy theory about Paul McCartney's "death" never made any sense to me. Why go to all the trouble of getting someone who looks like him to fool the public if the remaining Beatles are going to confirm the death by placing messages about it in their songs?
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  1636. +Darth Dag On all major highways there's a sign when you cross into Virginia that tells you that radar detectors are illegal.
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  1637. Saying "Song of the South" is banned in the US gives the impression that a government entity told Disney they're not allowed to show it.  I don't believe that's true.  It would've been more accurate to say that Disney decided not to show it ever again to avoid controversy and possible boycotts.
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  1638. +rwsthedemonking What about the elderly or disabled who can't drive? If I trusted the technology behind driverless cars, I'd say it was a godsend for them. Assuming they were able to own their own driverless cars, they'd be able to be more independent, not having to rely on friends and family to run errands and such.
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  1639. +DaLagga Oddly enough, I was thinking about Q recently. I'm not sure if there is one word or trope to define Q, but I agree that "villain" isn't it. He doesn't gain anything (other than relief of his boredom) from most of his encounters with the Enterprise. In fact, the opposite is usually true. The crew (usually Picard) almost always comes away from encounters with Q with a better understanding of themselves and/or the universe around them.
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  1640. +zenfrodo I wouldn't classify War of the Worlds as a hoax. Like you said, it was never intended to fool people.
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  1641. I listen to Radio 3.
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  1642. +Back to Back M's If I'm remembering correctly, Joker's henchmen restrained Gordon almost as soon as Barbara hit the floor.
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  1643. Use some freakin' common sense. Ted Cruz wasn't even born when the first murders happened. And he wasn't born in California.
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  1644. Sigrid Nilsen Use some common sense. If the descriptions from the time were accurate, the killer was in his mid to late 20's to early 30's, which would put his age between mid 70's to early 80's today (assuming he's even still alive). So unless Ted Cruz has the best plastic surgeon in the history of plastic surgery, he doesn't look anywhere near the age that the Zodiac Killer should be today.
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  1645. Sigrid Nilsen Speaking of Terminators, unless you can discuss this like a sane person, I'm terminating this conversation. You're either a troll or someone who has legitimate trouble distinguishing between fiction and reality.
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  1646. +Cheddah Slammer That's so odd that Burger King won't let you choose what toppings you want on the hot dog. It's never been an issue with their other products.
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  1647. +Donna A I'm American and I don't really care for them (at least not in my candy, for some weird reason) either.
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  1648. Bologna sandwich.
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  1649. +A. Mortem He's probably already played one at some point, but I think Hugh Laurie would be an excellent bad guy.
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  1650. Tafami   In what respect?  Not nasty enough?  Too campy?  Just curious.
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  1651. Tafami I'll have to see if a clip is here on YouTube.  I never saw Tomorrowland, and to be honest, if what I read in reviews was accurate, I don't really want to. Thanks for indulging my curiosity.   : )
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  1652. +Venos Ford This list doesn't include actors.
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  1653. Dear WatchMojo, Thanks for making us feel like we should be on our deathbeds. Sincerely, Everyone Born before the 1980's
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  1654. +Kennith Franklin Might depend on how far we (as a planet) advance in space exploration. But, I agree with your general concept.
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  1655. ***** You're welcome. : )
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  1656. +Theodor Mauros I've never read the comics, so I'm only going by what I've read elsewhere and what I've seen on these videos, but Purple Man doesn't seem to be the manic type. If I was going to compare what I've seen so far to the performance of a Master, it'd have to be Delgado's version.
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  1657. +thejesscen I love Sherlock, but you're right, the cliffhangers aren't really nail biting. The closest it's had to a good cliffhanger (in my opinion) was the end of Series 3.
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  1658. I would assume that with the movie premiering, WatchMojo wanted to repeat the video so people (like myself) who weren't familiar with the comic could learn a bit about the background of the character.
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  1659. +chrizzo006 I have a sneaking suspicion we'll see quite a few references, subtle or otherwise, to the Brett series throughout this special.
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  1660. +Linda Taylor I guess it would all depend on how the writers wanted to use them. If we're talking a scenario in which the 12th Doctor bumps into a previous self and they have an adventure together, the only classic era Doctors that could do that now are Paul McGann (8th) and maybe Peter Davison (5th). A scenario similar to this video, in which the actor is playing a character other than his Doctor, could have any of the classic era Doctors return.
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  1661. +JK Wiseman Even though Dallas started in the 70's, it had more of an 80's vibe to it.
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  1662. +metalhead If I understood the narrator correctly, Jack was excluded because he's supposedly better known as the lead in Torchwood than as a companion on Doctor Who. Whereas Sarah Jane, even though she did star in her own series, is better known as a companion. In other words, ask someone which TV show the character of Captain Jack is associated with, WatchMojo believes that the average person will say Torchwood. Ask someone which TV show the character of Sarah Jane is associated with, the average person will say Doctor Who.
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  1663. I think most people who know who Harrison Ford is know that he's a pilot.
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  1664. +Nikita Ramera I think it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that they weren't going to consider duos in which both partners are cops.
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  1665. I don't watch the series, so I don't know the character's name, but the actor is Arthur Darville.
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  1666. +James Fleischmann Only if you can get John Barrowman involved. Then there would be two Captain Jacks! And as an added bonus, seeing Sherlock extremely thrown off his game by Jack Harkness flirting with him.
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  1667. This was posted four years before the accusations started coming out against Savile.
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  1668. +Rob Maxwell Regardless, she wasn't a teenybopper when she became famous.
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  1669. In the UK, right? Here in the States (and I think in Canada as well), we celebrate it in May. : )
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  1670. +Matt blacker I think it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that WatchMojo looked at comics that could be adapted for a live action movie or TV show. Maus could only be adapted in animated form.
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  1671. John Frank   Yes, it can, but this list was looking at comics that could be adapted as a *live action* movie or TV series, not animated.
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  1672. John Frank   No problem.   : )
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  1673. +New Razza Are you referring to that video by John Smith? If so, that wasn't an official BBC video. Also, the creators of Sherlock have frequently stated that they aren't going to film a crossover. That's a shame since I think it would make a great Children in Need or Comic Relief sketch. Short bits like that seem to be where Moffat really shines.
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  1674. Ionut Maris  I'm pretty sure I remember Moffat saying that he was okay with it, but others on the Sherlock production team weren't.  And I'm also fairly certain that Gatiss is on record as not being in favor of it.  So I guess we know who to badger to persuade him to change his mind.    ; )
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  1675. @Thomas Hague: I think it's the beard making him look older.
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  1676. Smashy Smashy Eggman   "You're gonna feel a tad silly when you watch the actual episode" *SPOILER FOR SPECIAL* Why?  Every time Moffat or Gatiss discussed this special this year, they insisted that this was a one-off special, having nothing to do with the regular series.  And, against our better judgement, many of us believed that up until the first modern day scene.    : )
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  1677. Spare Hawk Me watching the special: *SPOILER* "Moffat and Gatiss are lying bastards!"   : ) 
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  1678. Jenile Mirage   The comment wasn't wrong based on the information that was given directly from the production team.  They said this special was going to be in its own "little bubble". P.S.  It's "e-i-e-i-o" in the Old MacDonald song.
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  1679. Jenile Mirage   You'd think we Sherlock and/or Doctor Who fans would know better by now that if we're vehemently told something about an episode or series, we should know it's a lie or red herring.    : /
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  1680. +sinclair rinascimento Not unless there was something in the series that indicated any couples had been intimate.
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  1681. Check the date this video was originally released. It was before Bowie's death.
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  1682. +Dillon K My aunt made one for me as a Christmas present. The body was cloth instead of plastic, obviously, but it looked just like the ones you bought in the store.
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  1683. +Nomar Ramon I think that's my favorite SpongeBob episode. : )
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  1684. The number one movie picked was made before 1990? That's more shocking than anything I would consider offensive in list of movies.
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  1685. 10:21 -- WatchMojo, that boy wanted to do more than just be or date the Doctor. ; D
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  1686. Leela should've been in the Top 10, not a Honorable Mention. Peri shouldn't have even been mentioned at all, Honorable or otherwise.
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  1687. +Carson Welch Me too! Want to partner up in a structural engineering firm since obviously the only qualification is to have played with Legos? ; D
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  1688. +Lalit Padekar It's not. I would imagine that if a crossover were to ever happen, it wouldn't be as dark as this trailer is suggesting the special will be. A crossover, in my opinion, would be more suited for a sketch on either Children in Need or Comic Relief.
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  1689. +Botchamania JEEZUS I think WatchMojo was using the broad definition of "classical".
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  1690. #1-#10 and Honorable Mention goes to Tony's Pizza in Crescent Beach, Florida.
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  1691. Numbers one and two should've been switched.
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  1692. +Luke Ferraro I understand why they didn't put him on the list. Being the first Black person elected US President is historical, but it's too soon to judge the long term impact of what he actually did and didn't do.
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  1693. Although I think Martha is the most beautiful of the New Who companions, I don't consider her sexy. To me, being sexy is more than simply being physically attractive. I can't really put into words what I consider sexy, but none of the New Who companions have it. River, on the other hand, has "it". To me, she's the sexiest female character in New Who.
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  1694. Gabe Azevedo   Important to way more people than were living in the US at the time.
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  1695. Vaporwave sounds like something I'd be willing to give a try.
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  1696. +Victor Rooroh It's a TV special, but will also be aired in cinemas around the world.
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  1697. Who do you think creates a lot of these excuses?
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  1698. +Daniel Mart But that wasn't his "day job", though. IMdB lists ten credits as an actor compared the list of well over a hundred for directing and producing.
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  1699. +Daniel Mart Sorry. I have this very bad habit of forgetting that I'm communicating with people who may not be familiar with American sayings. The point I was trying to make was that although Andy Warhol may have done some acting, he's better known for directing and producing, so I doubt WatchMojo would've included anyone playing him on this list.
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  1700. +Assassin Master And how does someone commit murders before he's even conceived? And while he's in a different country, no less?
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  1701. Actually, this is from Episode 2, the one that was postponed due to the murder of the MP, Jo Cox. The episode was aired last night.
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  1702. You're welcome. : )
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  1703. +ZenzetiveHD Or Dutch. I was on a cruise that stopped in Curacao and I bought some Dutch chocolate bars that were out of this world. I'm American, but after having both British and Dutch chocolates, I have to say that most of our chocolate bars are rubbish.
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  1704. +Ppp Gameboy *SPOILERS, SHERLOCKIANS* But wouldn't that be more of a hallucination since it was drug induced?
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  1705. +josh parker I wonder if the fact that they can be killed by decapitation kept the compiler(s) of this list from considering them truly immortal?
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  1706. +ender-girl Queen-of-the-end It's not a sci-fi comedy.
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  1707. +Bayartsengel I have a sneaking suspicion we'll see quite a few references, subtle or otherwise, to the Brett series throughout this special.
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  1708. +kylephantom4 Series 9 hadn't started when this video was posted.
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  1709. 1:06 -- Probably the only thing that I'll ever agree with Obama about.
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  1710. +DAVID S Spell check, proper capitalization check, and punctuation (& the number of spaces that go after them) check. : )
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  1711. DAVID S You're welcome. : )
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  1712. +EPICFINALBOSS I think I get what he meant when he said that, but the timing was way off, what with it being not too long after 9-11.
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  1713. +Kitty Locascio There was never any indication that they "danced". Different story with the Tenth Doctor and Queen Elizabeth I, though. ; )
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  1714. +Mark Ukrainetz The phrase "separation of church and state" isn't in the Constitution. It was lifted from writings of Thomas Jefferson. Having said that, I do agree that sports and politics should not mix.
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  1715. +chloe louise I think it was the way Sherlock said, "We are ready to begin," at the start of the trailer.
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  1716. +ManicallyMetal You and your family may celebrate killing Native Americans (which is really sick, by the way), but others get together with family and/or friends to show appreciation for the good in their lives.
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  1717. +Marlene Barajas I love Sherlock as well, but assuming WatchMojo was referring specifically to the current BBC series (2010 - present), it's a relatively new fandom, so it hasn't had the chance to have a similar impact as some of the others listed.
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  1718. The September 11th Memorial should've been on the list itself rather than a Honorable Mention.
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  1719. +bluebear1985 Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition! : )
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  1720. +georgian swimmer The list focused on votes that had a significant long term historical impact. It's way too soon to judge if Trump's election will fall under that category.
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  1721. +Douglas Brown In the nine months it takes for a pregnancy, a guy could theoretically father 270± children if he had sex once a day with a different woman each day.
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  1722. +Anon Undeclared I think WatchMojo was looking at movies in which scenes had to be cut or changed due to real life events.
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  1723. I'm fairly certain WatchMojo was focusing on things JFK was either responsible for or did himself.
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  1724. +A Imraah Actually, the reason they ended up making the pregnancy a dream was because Katey Sagal had a miscarriage.
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  1725. If you leave the annotations on, you'll notice it was corrected. : )
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  1726. +Lotha Fist The list is focusing on foods that traditionally are heated, but still taste great when they aren't hot.
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  1727. ***** I've heard of it, but that sounds so nasty.
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  1728. Bewitched should've been a honorable mention.
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  1729. +AbigailSmith99 Sherlock usually airs on PBS Masterpiece Mystery. I'm sure they'll air this, it's just a question of how long us Yanks are going to have to wait to see it after it airs in the UK.
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  1730. TheJrbdog   True.  I'm probably not going to watch it on PBS anyway.  I'll either get it off of iTunes or through "alternative" sources.
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  1731. +Lily Mason Have you ever seen him in his US series, House? His character in that show was not a nice guy by any stretch of the imagination.
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  1732. +JayCat123 To make sure WatchMojo gets it right. : )
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  1733. +Bob Tom It's a one-off Christmas special.
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  1734. Bryan Allen   Yeah, I do remember reading that.  : )
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  1735. +Marc Ocica There were only three items on the lost that dealt solely with the US (declaration of war on Japan, Lincoln's election, and the 19th Amendment to the Constitution).
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  1736. +biancademonet If you're not making the version with cheese, how do you keep the applesauce from making the bread soggy?
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  1737. Angrymonkeyboy  Ok, thanks.   : )
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  1738. +Krishnan unni He's not a superhero by any stretch of the imagination.
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  1739. +Ka Leung Why? The last time a main character died (and stayed dead) was back in 2009 when the character Lindsay Duncan played in "The Waters of Mars" killed herself. I'm counting her as a main character only because she was credited as being the Doctor's companion for that special. If you don't consider her a main character, you have to go all the way back to 1982, when Adric died. Now if you want a show within the Whoniverse that likes to kill off its main characters, look no further than Torchwood . Out of its original six main characters, only two were left by Series Four.
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  1740. +JamesLinton17 I'm only coming up with four: Katarina (1965), Sara Kingdom (1965), Adric (1982), and Adelaide Brooke (2009 special, "The Waters of Mars"). Who's the fifth?
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  1741. +JamesLinton17 I'm going to have to cordially disagree with you about Amy and Rory. When I think about a show killing off characters, I assume that the cause of death is anything but death from old age. Unless Moffat ever claims otherwise, I'm assuming that Amy and Rory died of natural causes based off their ages on the gravestone.
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  1742. GURken   Thanks for the link.   : )
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  1743. +Debbie Lough As I re-read the stories now, the Holmes voice in my head is Brett, but the Watson voice is Freeman.
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  1744. Vader is also Leia's father!
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  1745. +Rodrigo Trujillo The only thing confirmed right now is that the showrunner, Steven Moffat, is stepping down. However, I do believe that it will be announced this year that Capaldi's going to leave at the end of the 2017 series.
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  1746. +Nabila Ghina Fadhila Here's something to ponder: Cumberbatch and Miller appeared together on stage in Frankenstein a few years back. If Cumberbatch is successful as Doctor Strange, he might just end up appearing with RDJ (Iron Man) in a Marvel movie within a few years. If that ends up being the case, then Miller and RDJ need to appear together in the same project at some point and then all the best known 21st century Sherlocks will have worked with each other.
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  1747. +Nick S My favorite was the spoof of It's a Wonderful Life.
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  1748. I can't say I'm a NASCAR fan, but I will always remember Earnhardt's death because of the wrangling between the Earnhardt family and the Orlando Sentinel, which led to the Florida Legislature exempting autopsy photos from the Open Records law. Essentially, what had happened was the Orlando Sentinel wanted to look at the autopsy reports and photos as part of its investigative reporting on the tragedy. Understandably, the Earnhardt family objected to the photos being released to the newspaper because they were concerned, despite promises being made that the photos would be for its eyes only, that the photos would be leaked to the public.
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  1749. +Mr. Obvious The Fifth Maybe you should be listening to real Christian music to help you rid yourself of that ugly anti-Christian attitude.
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  1750. +manzilla48 Krynoids would be good.
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  1751. Jonathan Jmaster  The last time Omega was on TV, it was the Doctor who defeated him.  In that story, Omega died because his attempt to gain a stable body failed.
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  1752. +stigmajosh I never got into Ab Fab myself, but it always seemed to be a popular series. Surprising it didn't make the list.
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  1753. This is true. Either one of them should've been easy to beat had the opposite party nominated a credible candidate.
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  1754. +Teebz 1000 I think the big difference was the age of the actors / characters. There were people here in the States that were uncomfortable with the idea of underage actors / characters engaging in sex acts and drug use.
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  1755. +Teagos Teagos It didn't take a court case for him to become President.
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  1756. Taco Bell's Chihuahua is a short hair. That's nothing compared to a nice fluffy long haired Chihuahua (see user pic to the left).
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  1757. +phantastic013 According to the video, he pawned his remaining belongings to get the ticket.
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  1758. And this was live, right?  Awesome.
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  1759. I don't see how Potemkin and Birth of a Nation ended up on this list. Propaganda they may be, but they weren't examples of war propaganda. Neither movie were pushing for or against any conflicts their nations were engaged in at the time (there were none as far as I can remember).
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  1760. +mikeyb1335 He was on the list of 70's comedy actors.
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  1761. I can see why Karen Gillan was picked to play Jean Shrimpton. Britney's naughty schoolgirl look isn't really iconic. I can't say I know exactly what men think about (since I'm female), but I'm fairly certain that ensemble (in general, not necessarily on Britney) has been part of many a man's, shall we say, less than pure thoughts.
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  1762. +BoatingTurtle Not true. There are definitely 10 or more actresses whose heyday was in the 1920's that WatchMojo could draw on for a Top Ten list.
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  1763. +Ashter Moon Yes, that was Mohammed Ali. I had forgotten he did those ads until I saw that clip.
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  1764. The Doctor doesn't die, he regenerates.
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  1765. +Captain Marvel Wilson If WatchMojo does decide to make an updated video, I want them to wait until after Doctor Strange is released.
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  1766. +Cain Jenkins Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think Rambo would qualify since it premiered in the mid 1980's, about 30-35 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  1767. Klaus Peters   Maybe.  We still don't know for certain if Moriarty was behind that video or if someone else is using that image for his/her own purposes. After recently reading "The Final Problem", my theory at this point is the culprit is Moriarty's brother.  The story starts out with Watson explaining why he's telling Sherlock's side of the conflict between him and Moriarty.  In that explanation, Watson mentions that a brother of Moriarty's had been spreading his side of the story and Watson wanted to let the truth be known. Since the story never specified if the age of the brother in relation to Professor Moriarty, Moffat could bring Andrew Scott back (if available and willing) as Jim Moriarty's twin brother.  If not, then another actor comes in as an older or younger brother.
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  1768. +PtolemyAtheling I know he was hired by Obama to a post in which he was supposed to be a liaison with the Asian-American community, but as far as I know, he never ran for a political office.
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  1769. I wouldn't classify it as slang. It's just the shortening of a longer word, like referring to gasoline as gas or a cellular phone as a cell phone.
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  1770. +Luke Newman I would imagine that general fraud laws would cover the situation if no contract was involved. Let's say you went to a store to buy laundry detergent and when you got home you found apple juice in the bottle. If the store refused to replace the product or refund your money, you could sue them for fraud even though there's no contract between you and the store.
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  1771. johnvile   The PBS Masterpiece version of this trailer has a lighter picture.  It's still generally dark, but some things you can see better.
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  1772. +Mathieu Leader It's an one-off special for Christmas.
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  1773. +Cyndi Keely I'll be the first to agree 100% that what President Bush did was inappropriate (regardless of the gender of the recipient) and it's pretty obvious to anyone with eyesight that Chancellor Merkel didn't welcome the gesture. But sexual harassment? That I don't agree with, based solely on that clip. I don't think Bush was trying to come on to her or otherwise be disrespectful. And, by the way, I'm a woman. 🙂
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  1774. +João Prado It's not a diplomatic blunder because he hasn't grabbed a female world leader there -- yet.
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  1775. +Claire McCoy It's a one off special that Moffat and Gatiss are doing for fun. The original stories were written and set in the Victorian era.
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  1776. *****   Just think of it as a alternate universe fanfic we get to see instead of read.   : )
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  1777. +SWAG Team Because it's so severe compared to most other countries. Even if a drunk driver killed someone here in the US, the worst he'd get is a life sentence even if the state still has the death penalty on the books.
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  1778. +LippensEnte I just saw Hamlet tonight with Cumberbatch and I do think he's going to definitely be remembered as one of the best British actors of his generation. However, this list seemed to be focused more on those with long, enduring careers, with the exception of Ewan McGregor and Christian Bale in the Honorable Mentions. If I interpreted the criteria correctly, then Cumberbatch definitely should've merited a Honorable Mention.
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  1779. +rossmcl177 Where did you get the idea I was claiming that Prince George was 10th in line when I specifically stated that it's the Queen's youngest grandson, James, who's 10th in line?
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  1780. +rossmcl177 We're good. 🙂
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  1781. +RampantFury925 Hopefully, it'll be a few more years yet before Charles has to make a definite decision.
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  1782. +Elizabeth Johnson I'm sure he has, hence the rumors that have been around for years indicating that he plans to be known as George VII. And if the Queen lives as long as her mother (which is looking quite likely), he'll have about another ten years to keep on thinking about it. 🙂
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  1783. +Elizabeth Johnston In most countries that have a Prime Minister, that person is the head of government, not head of state. The head of state in those countries is either a president (like France) or a monarch (like Canada).
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  1784. My first thought was that she's holding a fob watch at 1:44, but at closer look, it appears too thin to be that type of watch. But whatever it is, it's real important if the Doctor's entrusting her to watch it for him.
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  1785. +Matthew Skoyles Oh, yeah, I forgot about that trailer! I bet you're right.
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  1786. Did I miss something or did this piece not answer the question presented in the title?
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  1787. +Miyamoto Musashi We don't have to worry about a Kardashian being able to send our children to war, make government budgets, keep our streets safe, etc... .
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  1788. Back in the 60's (first run) and 70's (syndicated re-runs), you couldn't tell that Cesar Romero hadn't shaved his mustache, but with all the modern technical stuff that's been done to the Batman TV episodes, it almost appears as if the makeup crew weren't even trying to hide the mustache.
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  1789. You acknowledge Lon Chaney's contributions to horror makeup techniques, yet have him listed in the number nine spot? Seriously? : (
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  1790. #3 -- Wasn't that the story North Korea picked up from The Onion?
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  1791. +David Loomis It really wasn't the HIV, it was what Magic Johnson did that caused him to contract HIV that prompted companies to drop him. Personally, I find it hypocritical for him to have been dropped when you know that there are other sports figures who do the same thing or worse that continue to get paid millions of dollars a year from these same companies.
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  1792. CSI: Miami and Miami Vice would have been an interesting one.
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  1793.  @pencraftbyjawahir909  If I'm remembering correctly, in the comics, Doctor Strange had a relationship with a woman who was called the Night Nurse (she helped patch up superheroes who could get hurt). And since I'm a Sherlock/Molly shipper, I asked the original poster (who jokingly called this a Doctor Strange trailer) if that made Molly the Night Pathologist.
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  1794.  @pencraftbyjawahir909  You're welcome. 🙂
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  1795. +sunshizzleyou Personally, I think it makes them appear like morons.
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  1796. Considering that Trump is running for US President, I'm calling out WatchMojo on its claim that no politicians were going to be featured on this list.
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  1797. +hull294 So a potential Bond really should be in his mid-30's to mid-40's.
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  1798. +Jon Kimberson Based on the clip in this video, I assume the character of Harley made an appearance sometime during the series run.
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  1799. +shizukagozen777 I'm American and I have to agree with you absolutely about my National Anthem (doesn't mean I'm not proud of it, though). It is a difficult piece to sing. And sadly, a lot of American singers make it even more so by trying to be creative with the notes and/or music. I thought the choice of France as the number one anthem was a good one.
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  1800. shizukagozen777    "But it's a powerful song which suits very well to your country I think." -- I think that describes your anthem quite well, too.
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  1801. My aunt made homemade Cabbage Patch dolls for me and a friend for Christmas 1983. If it wasn't for the cloth "skin" she used instead of hard plastic, you wouldn't have been able to tell which ones were hers and which were the store bought ones.
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  1802. I remember that one! It happened in London, right?
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  1803. +BlueTaurianBull The UK hasn't officially exited yet. And what issues are you talking about? The surge of nationalistic populism? Actually, the Brexit referendum was a side effect of that, not the cause.
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  1804. +Deathcoke Mars I can't comment on how he's received by comic readers, but considering he's the main character in a popular TV series, can you really consider him an underrated superhero?
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  1805. +Rafsup Good point.
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  1806. +Esparza Cartoons Then the cops are called to the scene, only to be confronted by the uncle who's a vampire TV chef and the wacky neighbor whose dreams of being a singer clash with her job as one of the world's top surgeons. ; )
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  1807. Knew all of those! 😛
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  1808. +ralph mccormick I wonder if the fact that he can be killed by decapitation kept the compiler(s) of this list from considering him truly immortal?
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  1809. +Daisy Ann Even though the Queen can't directly tell a Prime Minister what to do or not do, he'd be stupid not to at least listen to to someone who has been exposed to the political goings on of the UK and the world for sixty plus years. I'd find it surprising if the Queen hadn't influenced a Prime Minister or two to do or not do something over the years.
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  1810. I'm surprised the flag of the Bahamas isn't on this list.
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  1811. The only reason Castro was able to keep the Cuban economy from total collapse for so long was due to support from the (then) Soviet Union. When it collapsed, I think Venezuela was able to pick up some of the slack for a little while, but once both countries were out of the picture, Cuba's economy tanked.
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  1812. #2 -- "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly."
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  1813. +Clarrisani ‍ WhoLock is a crossover fandom.
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  1814. +Godminnette2 I like the idea of WhoLock, even though I know the only realistic way it could ever happen on TV is in something like a Children in Need or Comic Relief sketch. I'm also a wee bit older than 22 and rarely peek in on Tumblr and DeviantART. : )
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  1815. +Nola Alexander It'll be airing on PBS in the US. Don't know how long we'll have to wait, though.
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  1816. +Matthew K Yeah, I wonder why it wasn't on here? That story broke last year.
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  1817. +slash slash Although I agree that solely for the purposes of this video, the adopted children shouldn't count, the adopted children are just as much the children of the parents as the biological ones.
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  1818. +Tommy Scannell It's an one-off special for Christmas.
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  1819. The narrator said at the beginning of the video that the National Anthem wasn't going to be included.
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  1820. I think people that refuse to use common sense while playing it should be banned. For example: A mother was threatening to sue the game makers because her daughter got hurt playing Pokemon Go. The mother had this idea that the game should've warned her teenager that trying to catch a monster on a busy highway wasn't a good idea.
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  1821. +Ngacier Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. All of those movies you mentioned premiered well after that cutoff point.
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  1822. +JohnLarry Jerry First permanent European settlement in present day US that is still occupied is St. Augustine, Florida, which was founded in 1565. And I'm pretty sure there were attempts at settlement even before that.
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  1823. JohnLarry Jerry   Then please tell me why St. Augustine had a huge celebration for its 450th anniversary last September.
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  1824. CamRebires   I knew about that, but they never established any settlements that endured to the present day.   : )
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  1825. I'll admit to being a (diet) sodaholic, but I've never tried to justify it as a "health" food. More like the lesser of two evils (sugar version vs non-sugar).
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  1826. Bill Anthony It started in 1967 and ended in 1978, so the majority of its episodes were set in the 70's. I also have some vague memories of watching some episodes in its later seasons. Those two reasons are why I consider the Carol Burnett Show more of a 70's show than a 60's show. : )
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  1827. I'm sure if I ever really sat down and thought about it, I could come up with a few celebrities that I think have what it takes to be President of the US, but not anyone on this list.
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  1828. +Yami Sora I think the reason why that version wasn't shown was because the BBC Sherlock version of "The Hound of the Baskervilles" was essentially a new story that was inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips that could correspond with the scenes in the book.
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  1829. I thought number one was pretty much common knowledge.
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  1830. +TehWhiteTiger I think he's spread himself too thin by running two extremely popular series. I would suggest that he drop Doctor Who as showrunner and focus on Sherlock, but he'd still have to have something else to occupy him during the downtime between Sherlock series.
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  1831. TehWhiteTiger   To be honest, I don't think Moffat's been that terrible, but I do agree about him taking the show "all over the place bad".  And I really do think one of the reasons (if not the main one) is because of Sherlock.
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  1832. +ShmartinJo If what I've been reading and hearing from the creators of Sherlock is true, I don't think you'll need to watch any of the other episodes before this special. If you do go ahead and watch the previous episodes (which I highly recommend), keep in mind that the series' normal setting is present day. This special is just something fun the creators of Sherlock wanted to do since the original books were written and set in the Victorian era.
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  1833. +VanityByMari No disagreement from me, but Tina Turner is primarily a singer.
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  1834. +V Lord Of what?
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  1835. But it was the phonograph that had the staying power.
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  1836. I'll bet not a lot of people outside Florida know about Fort Mose. It was a settlement for free Blacks established about 1738 by the Spanish territory's governor.
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  1837. Blues Brothers should've been Number One.
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  1838.  @sexysagi  True.
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  1839. Arnold Schwarzenegger may not be American by birth (and thus ineligible to become a US President), but he is American by naturalization.
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  1840. I don't like Obama, but I definitely appreciate the history that was made when he was elected.
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  1841. +FrootieGirl And isn't Matt Smith dating Lily James?
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  1842. key marguerite   Which couple?
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  1843. +April Duus Not that I'm saying that if there were voting irregularities they shouldn't be investigated, but who cares what the nationwide popular vote was? It's the popular vote of each state that determines the winner of a Presidential election.
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  1844. April Duus I get sick of both sides bringing it up because it has no relevance to who won the election. Whether we agree with it or not, our President is not elected by nationwide popular vote. Trump won the Electoral College vote, he's President, end of story.
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  1845. I'm fairly certain WatchMojo was focusing on things JFK actually did or was responsible for in ranking these moments.
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  1846. It seems like WatchMojo didn't follow its own criteria when compiling this video. Just about everyone selected, except for Rich Little (who should have been number one) and maybe Frank Caliendo, aren't professional impersonators. In other words, although people like Dana Carvey and Jim Carrey may be excellent at impersonating other people, that isn't what they do all the time.
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  1847. +Anthony Austin The sonic screwdriver as we know it started its life during the Second Doctor's era, but really became prominent during the Third Doctor's time (appropriate, since that Doctor was really into gadgets). I don't think the Seventh Doctor ever used it. But, to make a long story short, you are right about the screwdriver being integral to a good portion of the Classic Who series.
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  1848. Anthony Austin   I don't know if Seven used it in the movie.  I only saw the movie once and that was when it was originally released.
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  1849. kylo ren  If Capaldi sticks with the average length of time an actor has played the Doctor in New Who (nearly 3 years), then Series 10 would more than likely be his last or next to last. But, until I hear an official announcement, Capaldi is still the Doctor for the forseeable future.
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  1850. The weirdest thing about this is that there was a McDonalds ad right before this promoting its $1 Coca-Cola special.
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  1851. +Gerald Bieniek The only thing we'll have to agree to disagree on is the laugh. Maybe it's because Romero was my first Joker, but his laugh is my favorite. Otherwise, I totally agree with you. : )
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  1852. +roganjr77 The 60's series was never meant to be serious and it definitely succeeded. : )
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  1853. Don't get me wrong, I like CSI: Miami, but as far as overall quality of cast and stories, CSI: NY was the better spin off.
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  1854. Nate Carraway  I knew that.   : )
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  1855. +Dawn of Justice Productions I cried a lot (happy tears, of course)!
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  1856. +TheCapitaineCarnage I'm no expert in French voting procedures, but I don't think a voter's motivation for his/her selection has any bearing on who the winner is.
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  1857. +Lukas Kotsios At the beginning of the video, the narrator said that non-humans weren't going to be considered.
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  1858. +Super Gamer I'm way older than a teen and I don't drive because it makes me too nervous. And I have just enough intelligence to realize that a nervous driver is not a good thing, so I don't drive. : )
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  1859. That sounds really good.
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  1860. I can understand being passionate about your favorite team, but if that passion "inspires" you to commit violence against people and/or property, perhaps you should consider a different hobby.
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  1861. I'm fairly certain that if you ask the average person what two roles Rowan Atkinson is best known for, Mr. Bean and Blackadder will be the answer. Not Mr. Bean and Johnny English.
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  1862. ***** Not every immigrant is going to be arriving from an area that has access to English language education. Yes, there is the Internet, but even if an immigrant had access to that, he/she will still most likely arrive here without fluency in English. The only way most people truly learn a foreign language is if they have to use it on a regular basis and many non-native English speaking immigrants won't have that opportunity until they arrive here. And regarding hypothetical government sponsored ESL classes: Yes, the US doesn't have a de jure official language, but since the citizenship test requires a certain level of competency in English, I would imagine any language classes set up for immigrants by the Federal Government would have to teach English.
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  1863. ***** I think you missed the word, "hypothetical", in my post about government run language classes. My point wasn't whether or not I was in support of such classes, it was that if such classes existed, they would have to teach English because to become a citizen, immigrants have to show a level of proficiency in that language (despite the fact that the US has no official language). I also never said that I don't expect immigrants to make a good faith effort to learn as much as they can about their new country and new language (if applicable) before setting foot in it. However, I don't expect newly arrived immigrants to be experts on Americana, nor do I expect them to be as proficient in English as someone who was born and raised here. I got the impression that you do, but I don't think that's realistic. And why does the remainder of your response imply that I'm pro-illegal immigration? I don't believe I mentioned anything that could be interpreted that way.
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  1864. Nah, I'd say just delete it. No point in keeping it up if the guy was only at the White House for a week and a half.
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  1865. During the Honorable Mentions segment, it would've been nice if there was something indicating how the celebs mentioned were related.
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  1866. ***** I don't think that, considering WatchMojo stated the relationship for every other pairing, it was unreasonable to expect it for the pairings in the Honorable Mentions segment. : )
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  1867. ***** Thanks. I don't know why, but I had a feeling that McDowell was Siddig's uncle.
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  1868. I always thought the TV version of Barbara Gordon's Batgirl came before the comic book version?
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  1869. +ultrajd Rosa Parks is the woman you're thinking of. However, she wasn't a women's rights activist, she was involved in the civil rights movement.
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  1870. *****   You're welcome.   : )
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  1871. I haven't read much of Batman (except The Killing Joke) in ages, but I believe some writers like to portray her as an anti-hero, which WatchMojo said was eligible for the list.
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  1872. I remember when he was on Bosom Buddies.
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  1873. +ukulele177 No one is perfect, but when a company hires someone to be its spokesperson, they expect him/her to publicly behave in a way that doesn't bring bad publicity to the company.
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  1874. +neetrab I don't know about "crooked", but I definitely would say that I think his reason for filing wasn't due to wanting justice for Ms. Constand. I'd lean more towards this DA wanting a high profile case for his own political and/or egotistical gain and this case couldn't have been more perfect. Well, except for the fact that there's no forensic evidence against Cosby.
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  1875. +taqu Also, I think the British have the right idea with keeping the seasons shorter than us Americans do. Our shows usually have about 20 to 26 episodes per year, whereas most British shows seem to be about 6 to 13 episodes per year. I think it gives the production teams plenty of time to make sure what they're working on is going to be good rather than just trying to fill up time.
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  1876. +jamie davey That's because if Picard was faced with any of these opponents, his most likely course of action would be to offer them some Earl Grey (hot) and ask them to sit down and talk about what's bothering them. ; )
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  1877. @Ulices Rdodriguez: It's been my experience that most new and innovative technology is expensive when it first comes onto the market. My family's first VCR in 1984 was around $500. The last one I bought (a VCR/DVD combo) about 10 ten years ago was around $100.
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  1878. It's not a surprise to anyone thirty-five or older that Hugh Grant has a mugshot.
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  1879. #6 -- I had heard the reason why that collaboration happened was to shut up the people who were saying Eminem was homophobic.
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  1880. +ajmrowland Out of curiosity, does that store stock primarily mainstream videos or does it focus on titles that may be too old and/or eclectic for services like Netflix?
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  1881. ajmrowland   Wow.   I haven't seen a video store, except adult ones (from the outside, I swear!), in probably about 10 years, give or take.
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  1882. +G Rodriguez Of course he did! : D
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  1883. +Oscar Hayden (Perdition Bound) You're not too far off. I watched House for a few seasons mainly because I was fascinated by the fact that Hugh Laurie, a Brit who was mainly know for madcap comedy, was playing the lead. And I really liked his performance, but the series itself got too predictable and I stopped watching.
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  1884. +Brady Ward Neither was MASH or The X-Files.
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  1885. +Buddy Jesus "Carnival" in this sense refers to general fairs and festivals, not the period before Lent.
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  1886. Other than the odd airport with regional art collections and exhibits, I can't think of any US airport that comes close to having the amenities and attractions shown at the airports in this video.
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  1887. Proud of him for assaulting women?
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  1888. +Krayola Singh No agency or government is looking for him, and even if one was, Bush hasn't fled the US to avoid capture.
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  1889. Series 9 hadn't started when this video was posted.
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  1890. Ben Quick Oooh, I like that idea.
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  1891. Ben Quick How did you get the letters to go upside down?
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  1892. +Mariana Campaniço Not sure. I haven't heard or seen anything about it either way. If Moffat and Gatiss try to make this special more like the books, Mycroft either won't be in it or his involvement is going to be brief. In the books, Mycroft didn't stray far from the Diogenes Club.
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  1893. +Burt Macklin But the spokesperson gig made him a bit of a celebrity.
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  1894. I think the bikers' hearts were in the right place, but that doesn't help him while he's inside the school building.
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  1895. Random Ross   I still thought he did a good job considering he had hardly any dialogue.  He let his facial expressions do the talking.
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  1896. +Nicholas Marakovic I'm not to fond of pickles, but everything else sounds yummy. Is it cold or grilled?
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  1897. Nicholas Marakovic   It does sound yummy.  Thanks for the info.   : )
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  1898. Lore and Data are twins in the sense that they look exactly like one another. Not all the twins mentioned in this video were even related.
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  1899. MrKaywyn It's still one of my favorites, not because I think it's hilarious, but in appreciation that the guys must've poured through every thesaurus in the UK to write that sketch.
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  1900. +Fullmetal Gamer And under the procedure set up in US Constitution to elect the president, Clinton having more votes nationwide was as relevant as a Kim Kardashian selfie to a blind person.
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  1901. Peanuts began in 1950, not 1947.
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  1902. +Inga Turner Still, when most people hear the word "traitor", they think of someone who did something that endangered one's own country or a group of people for the benefit of an enemy state (or at least one that isn't so friendly). Not simply changing one's mind about political allegiances.
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  1903. +CannonManXD Fusion I do, but I'm a half breed as far as language is concerned. Mother was Southern and Father is Mid Atlantic (Baltimore to be specific).
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  1904. +laewful In what way? There's a difference between just being a jerk and doing things such as rape, murder, abusing your children, etc,,, ,
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  1905. +DrewPicklesTheDark Package delivery won't be going anywhere, but mailing things like letters and greeting cards are on the decline.
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  1906. +CINESHARES ShareWithUs Propaganda? Yes. War propaganda? No.
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  1907. +The Wiggly Truth I don't think you're overthinking it. It's everyone else who doesn't think enough about the potential problems and consequences of new technology.
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  1908. +Dahkittydoonsta Technically, I'd say yes, but considering that this is the Doctor's first female body, she'll probably continue to call herself a "Time Lord" because that's what she's used to doing.
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  1909. +Kai isjello Specifically, an argument between Sherlock and the Twelfth Doctor. That would be epic.
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  1910. +Dena Spohn I'm a bit conflicted as to whether Fonzie or Archie should be first, but I agree with you about Hawkeye and JR.
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  1911. +Maria Sings I was so certain that Terrell Owens, Dennis Rodman, and Mike Tyson weren't of predominately European descent. Shows what I know. Read above with heavy sarcastic voice.
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  1912. I would've made Rubix number two and Cabbage Patch dolls number one. Cabbage Patch dolls were the first toy I remember that spurred normally rational, sane adults into acting like animals while trying to obtain the dolls for Christmas. My "Cabbage Patch" doll was homemade by my aunt. The head was cloth instead of plastic, but it looked just like the ones in the store.
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  1913. There'a some spots where I live where it's actually more dangerous to cross at the zebras / crosswalks than to jaywalk.
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  1914. I would seriously question the sanity of anyone who would want to go to nearly all these places as a tourist. I say "nearly all" because I would imagine that in someplace like Rio de Janerio, you'd have a much lower risk of something really bad happening if you stayed around the tourist zone and not wander into the residential areas.
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  1915. 7(a): Smearcase cake -- similar in style to cheesecake, but with a thicker consistency and richer taste.
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  1916. My mother claimed that Earth was the insane asylum of the universe.
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  1917. +IceboundStar Oddly enough, I was just thinking about that recently. I'm not sure if there is one word or trope to define Q, but I don't think "villain" is it. He doesn't gain anything (other than relief of his boredom) from most of his encounters with the Enterprise. In fact, the opposite is usually true. The crew (usually Picard) almost always comes away from encounters with Q with a better understanding of themselves and/or the universe around them.
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  1918. 3:15 -- TARDIS!!!!!
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  1919. It all depends on the criteria each source prioritizes. Although the narrator did say WatchMojo was also looking at cleanliness and efficiency, the main focus was on the interesting or unique amenities these airports offer. It could be that neither Abu Dhabi nor SFO had that same flair that Dubai does according to whoever WatchMojo had compiling the rankings.
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  1920. +Ethan Hess Could you be a little more specific? Numerous hurricanes have affected the Eastern US coast.
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  1921. 3:17 -- The very definition of irony.
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  1922. Me too!
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  1923. +Martin Vela-Sanchez Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. The movie you mentioned premiered long after that cutoff point.
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  1924. +Joshua Lopez Although there was a lot of flak aimed at Limbaugh, I don't think he lost any significant number of advertisers over it.
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  1925. Joshua Lopez   I can't think of anyone that still listens to him either.  I'll confess that I used to listen to him for a short time back in the early 90's, but I quickly got sick and tired of him not letting anyone but him talk (even when I agreed with him), especially if that person had an opposing view.
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  1926. +Matthew Lewandowski I'd have to go back and double check, but Bush being responsible for 9-11 may be on WatchMojo's original conspiracy list.
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  1927. +Jim Humphries Although I would also rank Tom Baker as the best Doctor overall, I subscribe to the Brigadier's assessment: "Splendid chaps, all of them."
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  1928. +mike rubin It's British slang for "guy".
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  1929. TheEdo789   If you believe what the Master said, Peri's "death" was a illusion set up by the High Council.
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  1930. +D1ttoDud3 Odd considering they both have had the same guy in charge (or in Sherlock's case, he's one of the people in charge) for the past six years.
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  1931. +sephiroth17181 We don't want him either. Maybe we can have a bilateral conference to determine a solution that's acceptable to both countries. ; )
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  1932. +18Darkside I don't think it'll get rid of truck drivers, but they won't be driving. I think there will still be a need to have a person accompany the freight to keep an eye on it and to verify that it reached its destination.
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  1933. +Frank Maphoto Not that I condone adultery, but at least Tiger Woods had sex with consenting adult women. However, I think most people would put pedophilia in the "worst transgression" category.
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  1934. +Robert J. Williamson I know it was shown in the US because I remember watching it about 30 years ago. I think it was one of those series that individual PBS stations had to purchase on their own. That could be why it's not remembered as well as it should be here in the States.
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  1935. +joeyconservative If I had been a South Carolina resident at the time, I would've been more bent out of shape over the fact that he left the country without letting anyone know where he was going. That is just plain irresponsible for someone in his position.
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  1936. If you have cable or satellite, check to see if your plan has BBC America. His shows air on there within a few weeks after the UK airing.
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  1937. +MrBellboy55 Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  1938. +Jack Glaser Yes, they did. I survived that era mostly in one piece. ; )
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  1939. +Maine Man This CEO won't have to go in for his yearly prostrate check up since all his proctologist has to do is watch the video. : )
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  1940. +Andrew Nunya If I'm remembering correctly, Knight Rider already has had one revival and one reboot.
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  1941. +ZiGGA I haven't seen the first cycle, but I've seen both episodes of this current one and I would highly recommend it. And I don't really consider myself a Shakespeare fan.
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  1942. +Cole Hersom I spent the summer in Newberry one year babysitting my cousins. Nice little place then, but from what I've read, it's built up a bit.
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  1943. +alex t The two projects that really changed my perception of Robin Williams were Dead Poet's Society (movie) and Homicide: Life on the Streets (TV).
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  1944. And Hanukkah.
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  1945. How can you not like the Animaniacs theme song? 😲
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  1946. +WatchMojo You really should've waited until this season was finished.
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  1947. +unpredictablemove88 She really hasn't been around long enough, I think, for a list like this. Besides, her only claim to fame right now is Fifty Shades and that wasn't exactly Oscar worthy material.
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  1948. The only way Angel is going to come back anytime in the near future is to either totally reboot it or set it in Angel's past/future with a new actor playing the main character since David Boreanaz isn't available.
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  1949. +fox inuasha The video is called simply "Wholock". The username it's under is "John Smith". From a technical standpoint, it is an awesome video.
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  1950. Regarding the late Princess of Wales, where in the world did that "Miss Spencer" in the narration come from? Prior to her marriage, she was Lady Diana Spencer, and addressed as Lady Diana.
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  1951. +Ada Pieńkowska My local grocery store here in the US sells pączkis the week before Ash Wednesday. I don't know how authentic they are, but they are so good!
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  1952. +LifeInPink999 I haven't read or heard anything official about that yet, but I do hope so. If he is, it'd be interesting to see if Moffat and Gatiss tweak the relationship between the Holmes brothers to reflect their less antagonistic relationship in the books.
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  1953. 10:18 -- That is true. A friend of my dad's asked for no-salt fries all the time. That way he knew the fries were freshly fried since they would have to make a new batch.
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  1954. Not when this video was originally produced.
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  1955. +shiva1008 What numbers? And please don't start spouting off that Trump didn't win the nationwide popular vote. For good or bad, under the procedure set up by the US Constitution for the election of the President, the nationwide popular vote is irrelevant. It's which candidate can win the statewide popular vote in the right number of states to obtain 270 plus Electoral College votes that wins the election. I've never been that crazy about the Electoral College set up myself, but until someone comes up with a better way to do it (other than simple plurality), it is what it is.
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  1956. shiva1008 That's not an answer. What specific numbers that actually have a bearing on who was elected are you referring to?
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  1957. shiva1008 Unless you're a Presidential trivia buff, the number of people who show up for an inauguration is irrelevant. How is democracy threatened or enhanced by turnout? Like I mentioned in my original post, nationwide popular vote has no bearing on who's elected President. Is the Electoral College the most fair system? I don't think so, but neither do I want the highest office in the country elected by a simple plurality. Actually, the fact that so many people showed up for that protest reinforces that our democracy, although far from perfect, is still breathing. No argument from me on points 4, 6, and 7. It still makes me want to bang my head against a wall to think that people actually voted for Trump despite all the obvious indicators that he was not qualified to be President (didn't want Clinton, either, by the way). I tried to be a point 5, but it was like talking to a brick wall whenever I tried to point out examples of points 4, 6, and 7. The really sad part is most of the people I discussed this with thought those examples were assets instead of liabilities.
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  1958. 1:57 -- You call that "disfigured"? Try watching the 1925 silent film version.
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  1959. +Brian Scalabrine Oh, yeah, same here, but that was about 40 years ago.
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  1960. Two words: crab chips! : p ....
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  1961. +TheMad Commenter The "phone booth" can hold way more of my friends than the DeLorean. : )
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  1962. +False Flagger And swim in the library. Well, unless that got moved around during the latest remodel.
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  1963. +Alex Jimenez That should've been number two.
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  1964. It hit me last night that this will, in all probability, the last time we *see* Tom Baker in Doctor Who (we can still *hear* him on the Big Finish audios).
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  1965. At the time this was recorded, she was Andy Murray's girlfriend. They're married now.
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  1966. +Connor Lachmanec I suspect we'll be seeing quite a few of those throughout the special.
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  1967. Where's "Where's the beef"?
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  1968. Eddie Murphy's "Mr. Robinson" wasn't really an "original" character since he was parodying Mr. Rogers.
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  1969. One big plus, David is apparently not doing an American accent in this series. I love him, but I'd rather hear his natural accent or what I call his "Doctor" accent.
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  1970. I guess it all depends on how you felt about the deceased. : )
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  1971. I'm going to have to disagree about "Government/How to Vote" being a Honorable Mention. It should be at least in the top five. I've read too many comments, blogs, etc..., online over the past 10-15 years (especially after the recent Presidential election) that show how uneducated a lot of Americans are about basic civics.
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  1972. Aww, come on, WhoLock not number one? WatchMojo, you do realize that is the crossover that would be the most (even though Moffat has insisted otherwise) likely to happen.
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  1973. *****   Well, that's true.  It wasn't Epcot at Looney Tunes World that I went to a few years ago.   : )
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  1974. HowlingSnail   I'd wager it has more than that.   ; )
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  1975. 2:58 -- Every prescription drug ad here in the States spends half the ad listing the side effects.
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  1976. Okay, I'm good with having Thriller as Number One, but Material Girl should've been Number Two.
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  1977. +bruno cremasco Deaf people are capable of driving cars, but I get your general point.
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  1978. +Sonny0612 Little House on the Prairie is a series for whores? I must have missed the episodes in which Laura wins blue ribbons at the fair for putting out, along with the episodes in which Ma and Reverend Alden have quickies behind the church.
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  1979. He wasn't a child star.
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  1980. +Birgit Schwäbe If you're referring to the 1996 movie starring Paul McGann, that was a TV movie. Even though TV episodes have been shown in theaters, there's never been an actual Doctor Who movie.
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  1981. +Afif Ibrahim I'm not sure what year this particular special is supposed to be set in, but I'm guessing either within the 1880's or 1890's.
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  1982. Afif Ibrahim   Yes, I know the first three seasons are set in the modern era, but the Christmas special is set in the Victorian era.  This time period is when the original Sherlock Holmes stories were written and set.
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  1983. +Rafael Pelayo I'm not that into Bond, so forgive my lack of knowledge here, but I think Bond could be Black since the core characteristics (as I understand them) of the character don't really suggest a specific ethnicity other than British. And British people can range from white as snow to black as night. Now from what I know about characters like Black Panther, I'd agree that they can't be played by a White actor because of a vital part of the character itself wouldn't allow it. A White actor couldn't realistically portray a prince or king (I forget which Black Panther is, sorry) of an African tribe.
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  1984. If you were actually inside your friend's house and he/she knew you were using it, that wouldn't be illegal. What would make it illegal is if you were, for example, sitting outside in your car using the WiFi signal and your friend had no idea you were there.
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  1985. Euro Pimp Productions I'm usually a pretty good reader, but somehow I missed that it was the neighbor's house. : s
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  1986. Martin Espino   I didn't even really think about it, that's the term I grew up with here in the US to collectively describe people who aren't White.  I don't ever remember hearing it being used in general conversation as a derogatory term. But, now that I'm re-reading my post, I realize I should've used "non-White" or a similar term because there are more countries in which Whites are the minority rather than the majority.
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  1987. +WesleyB1994 So are sonic sunglasses and electric guitars. : )
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  1988. +Tessax92 I'm extremely greedy. I want a blue box that contains the Fifth Doctor, the Tenth Doctor, and Captain Jack (after they've kidnapped Sherlock, Inspector Lestrade, and Doctor Strange). :p...
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  1989. +Daniel Attrell I'm not sure whether that would be made into a horror movie or a farce.
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  1990. +Cris Leak I don't mean to sound callous, but blowing up hospitals or skyscrapers (in fictional universes) usually doesn't have the dramatic impact that something like the torturing or killing of major characters does. A possible exception would be is if a major character or someone important to a major character was in the building as it exploded, which reinforces that individual drama has more impact.
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  1991. Re: #7 -- I love how people start screaming, "Censorship!", when a company decides not to sell a product. Censorship is the government mandating what can or cannot be expressed by an individual or group. If the Australian government had told the makers of Grand Theft Auto that they couldn't distribute their game in the country at all or not without government mandated changes, then that would be censorship.
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  1992. +Daisy Tapia A new recall was issued a couple of days ago.
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  1993. These facts about Brazil are impacting or could impact its hosting of the Olympics.
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  1994. +MADHAV VEER He's not wealthy, is he?
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  1995. Leslie Holmes   Wow, thanks. blushes
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  1996. +joshjhutton It's not a sport like football or basketball, but the wrestlers still put their bodies through a lot of punishment. Look at Daniel Bryan who recently had to retire because of damage due to repeated concussions.
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  1997. +samus20018 They're an 80's phenomenon.
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  1998. +Amirrul Rasyid I'm sure it'll be on shirts before too long. : )
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  1999. susiewousie   Is it a purely Sherlock (TV) or Sherlock Holmes (books) fanfic or is it a crossover with Doctor Who (since I always assume Doctor Who when I see "The Master")? And why would anyone want to quit reading fanfic?   : )
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  2000. +juusiismoivaa This video was commenting on terrorism in general.
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  2001. Eurovision is a contest between nations, many of which use established singers or groups to represent them. The purpose of shows like American Idol is to find and promote new talent.
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  2002. The last time I can remember a main character on Doctor Who dying and staying dead was Adric back in 1982. Although I suppose you could count the character Lindsay Duncan played in "The Waters of Mars" in 2009 since she was credited as being the Doctor's companion for that episode. Torchwood , on the other hand, ended up killing off all but two of its original cast of characters.
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  2003. Sonya Dingman   No problem.  : )
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  2004. 12:05 -- Oh, Prime Minister! ; D
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  2005. +Matthew Moussa The narrator at beginning of the video said that this list was confined to Christmas themed episodes of regular series, not specials made specifically for Christmas.
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  2006. +Lisa Metzgar I believe "The Hounds of Baskerville" was written by Gatiss.
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  2007. I wouldn't classify War of the Worlds as a hoax. To me, a hoax is an intentional act by one party to fool another party. War of the Worlds was never intended to fool anyone into believing that Martians had really landed in the US.
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  2008. Dinoman217 Oh, okay. : )
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  2009. +Rem Winks And usually pretty badly. Whose Line is one of the few that didn't get totally lost in the British to American translation.
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  2010. inertiia joy I've seen a few clips of the IT Crowd (British version) online and it doesn't interest me. The concept of Life on Mars (British version) sounds intriguing, but I've got so many other shows to catch up on right now, I dare not start another one. As far as "not everything needs to be [A]mericanised" is concerned, hon, I'm American and I agree 100% with you. My theory is that our major TV networks don't think the average viewer wants to watch anything "foreign", even if the language is the same. Which is a weird attitude to have, considering how many British shows have become quite popular with mainstream audiences over here.
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  2011. No Greatest American Hero?
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  2012. +Ali Shah Those were shows from the 1960's.
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  2013. +Alex Meyer I would imagine that Clara Bow would be number one or two in such a list. I’m partial to Mary Pickford myself, but Clara seems to be the more popular female silent era actress among people who even know what silent films are.
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  2014. #2: First battle by that name happened in July 1861, second one happened in August 1862. #1: Quite obvious.
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  2015. +pozzibleMovies The best answer I could find is that, for the President's safety, all food and floral gifts have to be destroyed. However, I did see an article (can't remember source now, sorry!) from 2014 that claimed that year's shamrock offering was planted in the First Lady's garden.
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  2016. +lesyayandfilksongs I love both, but if I had to pick one, it has to be Brett. The way I see Brett's performance as Holmes is like this: pretend there's a sci-fi machine that can scan a book and create a flesh and blood version of a character in the book. Well, this machine scanned the Sherlock Holmes stories and spit out Jeremy Brett.
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  2017. lesyayandfilksongs   If you look at the clip that was released back in July, the music and the crowd scene at the beginning are very similar to the Granada series.  There'll probably be other shout-outs throughout the special. I do like your idea of Sherlock playing the Granada series theme on the violin.  That'd be so cool.
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  2018. What game show was he on?
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  2019. metsoneredsoxtwo Thanks. : )
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  2020. +Dylan K Saint Pierre and Miquelon.  Plus, there are, I think, three islands in the Caribbean that are part of France.
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  2021. +Mrarnell bob (MrFarnell) Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  2022. +EASYTIGER10 I'm American and I remember when I first read that Hugh Laurie was playing the title character in House, my first thoughts were "Hugh Laurie? The guy from Blackadder? In an American drama?" Oddly enough, the fact that the same man who gave us the Prince Regent in Blackadder III was in a drama series was more surprising than him doing an American accent (which was superb).
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  2023. None of the CSI series had a very high body count in regards to their main characters. In fifteen seasons, the original CSI lost three main characters (only two if you're not counting that girl that died in the pilot). In ten seasons, CSI: Miami lost two. And, in nine seasons, CSI: New York didn't lose any (Aiden wasn't a main character by the time she was murdered).
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  2024. +SHmysterlover1224 1224 They're "partners" or whatever the term is these days for people that are pretty much married, just not legally. I believe they've been together about 15 years.
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  2025. +Chris Figg With Jayne Mansfield on the list, not hardly. : )
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  2026. JR is on the 70's character list.
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  2027. I'm not ashamed to say that I cried (happy tears) when I realized the mysterious voice was Tom Baker's.
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  2028. But the point of the video is that these are skills secondary school students should be learning as part of the regular curriculum, not something that is optional.
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  2029. +racpatrice I think it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that they weren't going to consider duos in which both partners are cops.
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  2030. +ala'a aliens Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  2031. +louislungbubble I would think it's more for the benefit of anyone who either has never seen the show (such a shame) or hasn't seen it in so long, he/she may have forgotten some of these sketches. I'm American and I've seen all of these sketches at least a gazillion times. : )
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  2032. Yeah, I was really surprised that he was on the list at all, much less the top spot.
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  2033. +LuisWRXSTi That was Knight Rider. That aired in the 1980s.
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  2034. +Neeraj Gooriah (SugarBoy) This is an one-off special.
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  2035. +UncleJ4 I wonder if the fact that he can be killed by decapitation kept the compiler(s) of this list from considering him truly immortal?
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  2036. Like most of the people in Sherlock's life, John does have a tendency to not really make Sherlock face the consequences of his words and actions most of the time, but I think describing him as "milquetoast" isn't quite accurate.
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  2037. +Damann 123 Everyone in the US should know (the fact that most Americans apparently don't is another issue), but these videos are seen by people all over the world.
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  2038. I had always assumed that there was, for lack of a better term, a basic food allowance for the First Family for their private meals.
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  2039. I know the 1924 film, Greed, doesn't meet the criteria because it's original release time was 140 minutes, but if the director had his way, it would've been one of the longest movies ever at 462 minutes.
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  2040. 2:11 -- A vice-president and president having opposing views wouldn't have been uncommon in the early years of the US. I don't remember how long this lasted (and right now, too lazy to look it up), but at the beginning of this country, the vice-president was the runner-up of the presidential election. Can you imagine how the next four years would play out if we still had that in effect now? shudders
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  2041. +RandomFandom 3 Have you even seen any of Jeremy Brett's Sherlock series?
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  2042. RandomFandom 3   Seriously, if you ever get the chance, do so.  Most accurate to the books portrayal I've ever seen.
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  2043. How about American subtitles as well? ; )
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  2044. +matt1389347 343 That reminds me of when my parents went to some local place in the South and my mom ordered a chili dog. You and I know that's supposed to mean a hot dog with chili on top, right? Apparently not to the cook where my parents were at, his/her idea of a chili dog was chili in a hot dog bun.
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  2045. +Ace Delizo Same with Garfield.
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  2046. #6 -- The Killing Joke being a notable exception.
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  2047. +MrAmi4 FNY She was underage at the time and some people were uncomfortable with someone her age being presented in a sexy pose.
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  2048. MrAmi4 FNY   Sorry, I should've clarified that.  I try not to be an arrogant American, but sometimes I forget that a good portion of the people who read my posts aren't from the US.     : (
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  2049. Coca-Cola should've been number one. My dad was in the military and he would tell me that the one thing that he could always find no matter what country he went to was Coca-Cola, even in the middle of nowhere.
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  2050. +Lexi Burris Even if WatchMojo acknowledged that Jenner prefers to be referred to as Caitlin, the video still would've mentioned that in everything Jenner appeared in before 2015, the credits read "Bruce Jenner".
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  2051. *****   You're welcome.   : )
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  2052. JR was included in the 70's list (which I don't agree with, but anyway ...). Bart Simpson wasn't included because animated characters weren't eligible. I don't know about Roseanne.
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  2053. +Swagraki Kenpachi I think it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that they weren't going to consider duos in which both partners are members of law enforcement.
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  2054. About thirty years ago, there was a woman who had a puzzle almost solved. She lands on whatever was the highest amount on the wheel at the time and could've picked one letter that had four spots on the board, but she picked a letter that only had a couple of spots. And you knew she knew what the puzzle was because the letter she picked wasn't a common letter and she solved it right afterwards.
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  2055. +Master Penquin But not live as they were happening.
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  2056. +Rainy Productions Not in the US as far as I know.
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  2057. Carlton was just a honorable mention? For shame!
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  2058. #2: Last I heard, the use of Facebook wasn't obligatory. If you don't approve of its policies, don't use it.
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  2059. +Brett h I'd also speculate that if someone truly still believes the Earth is flat, he/she may not believe that mankind has traveled in space either.
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  2060. +Rossm3838 In regards to the shows you mentioned, very few people in the US had seen the British version of those shows. That's part of the reason why I think their American remakes did so well. No comparisons to the originals. The original British (and the one Australian) shows in this video, however, are widely available to US viewers. Much of the target audience for the American remakes have seen the originals already, so there will be comparisons that don't favor the remakes.
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  2061. #8: The guy that played Urkel actually turned out to be good looking.
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  2062.  @nunya1261  I don't disagree, but it did generate a lot of controversy at the time. That's why I figured it'd be on the list.
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  2063. I don't see how Bill Cosby made this list. His "controversy", the allegations of rape / sexual assault, is definitely not being ignored.
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  2064. 4:55 -- Today's Useless Trivia: Michael Douglas' co-star in The Streets of San Francisco, Karl Malden, was the long time spokesman in ads for American Express.
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  2065. 5:18 -- Putting something other than powdered sugar on a funnel cake? Disgusting!
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  2066. He wasn't old when the original Knight Rider aired.
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  2067. +Ricardo Valdes I thought that was the number one requirement to work in the Trump administration. No, wait, being a total jerk is the second most important requirement. The first is that you have absolutely no experience in whatever position you're being hired for.
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  2068. +Nina Tabbal I love Sherlock as well, but assuming WatchMojo was referring specifically to the current BBC series (2010 - present), it's a relatively new fandom, so it hasn't had the chance to have a similar impact as some of the others listed.
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  2069. Yeah, he's been a fan for decades.
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  2070. Top 5 or 10 Celebrities Who Are Better Known for Something Other Than Whatever Originally Made Them a Celebrity (Must be positive things. No murderers, rapists, etc... .) Example: Jerry Lewis became a celebrity as a comedic actor. However, most of my generation know him best as the host of the annual Muscular Dystrophy Telethon.
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  2071. +gustavo romero This video is from 2012. Cosby's rape accusations didn't make the news until this past year.
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  2072. Robin Williams at number six? Seriously? : (
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  2073. +Sissy Not to mention that you can't carry anything in it. Really great for going to the grocery store. (note sarcasm) : )
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  2074. I can understand why someone would claim that autos were a fad. Until Ford came along, cars were something only the rich could afford.
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  2075. +super built Because it's rare for WatchMojo to recognize that anything in pop culture happened before 1990.
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  2076. +arfmania Although I agree with you 100% about Brett being the best, I also love Cumberbatch's portrayal. I'm at a loss, however, as to why you think the modern series is trying to "fool everyone". The creators of that series have never said they are trying to do an exact interpretation of the Conan Doyle stories.
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  2077. +waltt But Star Trek 2 did continue the story of an episode of the original series.
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  2078. +Mirko Kriskovic Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  2079. Ed was joking that Andy Murray was tired of his girlfriend (they're married now) going on and on about how cute and funny Ed is.
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  2080. +Unipro James Because to many people, she's attractive. She tops my list of most beautiful New Who companion.
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  2081. +Cupcake Kat I thought he was going to hit Benedict in the face at one point.
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  2082. I don't think WatchMojo was factoring in "official" wartime acts.
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  2083. Usually, anytime supernatural elements were in the story, there was a scientific explanation for them.
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  2084. Numbers one and two should be switched, in my opinion.
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  2085. Actually, seeing Bob Saget being not so family friendly isn't that big of a surprise. If I'm remembering correctly, it's been well known for years that his stand up routines are adult oriented.
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  2086. +fiorezazur That's an interesting point. I would imagine all but the most xenophobic would have no internal point of reference as to why the English and the French weren't best buddies. So the casting of a non-Caucasian actress plays up the "foreigner" aspect of the character.
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  2087. Well, the whole point of a business is to make money and if a company does something that their customers and/or potential customers don't agree with, then it's in the best interest of the company to rectify the situation before the customers decide not to patronize that company anymore. Although it's not something that was offensive, the best example I can think of where a company ticked off their customers and had to quickly engage in damage control was when Coca Cola brought out New Coke back in the mid 80's. People hated it and let Coke know, not only by communicating with the company, but also by not buying that product. Coca Cola got the message and brought back the original Coke.
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  2088. Diamond Tiara Oh, I agree 100% with that. We, as a society, do tend to overreact over the smallest irritants. However, my point was that even though private companies don't have to answer to any legal authority for being offensive, they do have to answer to their customers. And if their customers feel offended enough (regardless of justification), it's in the company's best financial interest to rectify the situation.
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  2089. +Harkness78 McCartney's daughter ranked high probably because she's one of the top fashion designers in the UK, if not the world.
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  2090. The Tide Joe Montana stain ad is one of the best ads ever because just like the Ravens wife made the 49'er husband cry, 49'ers fans cried the night that ad premiered. : )
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  2091. We all know it wasn't the virus itself that got Magic Johnson dropped as a spokesperson, but the admission that he slept around. I find it quite hypocritical on the part of those companies considering how many sports figures do the same thing or even worse, yet make millions of dollars a year from these same companies as spokesmen.
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  2092. Footnote for #8: Up until the 1980's, those phones were rented from the phone company.
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  2093. Carol Burnett should've been number one or two.
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  2094. If this list is ever updated, you have to add the Twelfth Doctor!
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  2095. +thunderbreak I think I'd rather have Luthor as President.
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  2096. +Dan Geiger I think the focus was on brands that the general public should be familiar with. Before its scandal hit the news, how many average people had even heard of Enron?
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  2097. +Grace Skerp I have a sneaking suspicion we'll see quite a few references, subtle or otherwise, to the Brett series throughout this special.
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  2098. +Taylor Lynn I don't think so. I think this will be a regular story, just set in the Victorian era. However, having said that, I do think there will be references to the popular 1980's Granada Sherlock Holmes series that starred Jeremy Brett. But not so obvious as to make this episode look like a parody.
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  2099. +The Master Of Gaming Me too! Want to partner up in a structural engineering firm since obviously the only qualification is to have played with Legos? ; D
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  2100. I would've liked The Abominable Bride better if Moffat / Gatiss had told the truth about it being purely a Victorian era episode, but it still was very good.
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  2101. My 9th grade Spanish teacher told us that English was considered one of the most difficult foreign languages to learn because there are so many exceptions to the rules.
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  2102. I would guess it's because he's the one most familiar to the average viewer of WatchMojo videos.
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  2103. That was 1903, I believe.
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  2104. +mikeface1 Well, I did say, "I believe", which implies an admission that I could be wrong. And it's not "Ol' Boy". The "Ol'" part is correct. The "Boy" part isn't. 🙂
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  2105. Wow. And here I thought my fellow Americans had the monopoly on having a superiority complex over how things are said or done compared to the rest of the world.
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  2106. I'll agree with your second opinion, but not the first. If it wasn't for Lucille Ball, many, if not all, of the rest of the list wouldn't have come along.
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  2107. +Lennard Jaros Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  2108. Max Carroll   If the shuttle explosion was faked, then the astronauts didn't die (at least not from the explosion).  At least that's how someone who would believe it was faked would probably explain it. And just for the record, I don't believe it was faked.
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  2109. The original Star Trek series started two years before 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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  2110. +patrick Katalenas Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  2111. HowlingSnail   Ironically, even the producer of Doctor Who during the 1980's, the late John Nathan-Turner, had been accused in 2013 (via a book) of taking advantage of young male fans during his tenure.  I don't know if any of the accusations have been substantiated though.
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  2112. +Samlock I just saw Hamlet tonight with Cumberbatch and I do think he's going to definitely be remembered as one of the best British actors of his generation. However, this list seemed to be focused more on those with long, enduring careers, with the exception of Ewan McGregor and Christian Bale in the Honorable Mentions. If I interpreted the criteria correctly, then Cumberbatch definitely should've merited a Honorable Mention, but not quite a Top Ten spot. Yet.
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  2113. Cailin Coane   That's good to know.  I wonder what type of character Victorian Molly is going to be.  It wouldn't be too implausible for Victorian Molly to still be a doctor of some sort, but assuming that Moffat / Gatiss are going to try to adhere to the values and attitudes of that era, I'm not expecting her to be.
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  2114. +Rubashow I agree that the Bible is the best book ever, but the narrator said at the beginning of the video that books with multiple authors weren't going to be considered. Yes, God was the guiding force, but it was a variety of people that physically wrote out the manuscripts.
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  2115. Yes, I know that organic food doesn't have any extra special nutritional value when compared to its non-organic counterparts, but considering that organic food is (supposedly) grown or raised without things like pesticides and unnecessary antibiotics, doesn't that make it somewhat healthier?
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  2116. +Mo TDM David's always had a wide range of acting roles. I don't think he's considered an actor that's typecasted.
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  2117. Mo TDM   Speaking of DT as a bad guy, are you going to watch Jessica Jones?  There's only been one trailer with him in it and it was just his voice, but let me tell you, he sounds super creepy!  I don't have Netflix, so I'm hoping that iTunes or something similar will carry it.
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  2118. +5610winston Open faced roast beef or turkey with gravy is so good!
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  2119. +MrHeadbanger366 You and I think along the same lines. I definitely would rate Lon Chaney higher than a 6.
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  2120. +lollaughs09 But he wasn't best known as a movie actor when he was a kid.
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  2121. +Audrey pathkiller If you get a chance, you must try Five Guys. It's pricey, but like the narrator said about Shake Shack, you get what you pay for.
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  2122. It's extensions.  He had to have them weaved in for the play he's currently in.
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  2123. +DalekRoll If you're referring to the 1996 movie starring Paul McGann, that was a TV movie. Even though TV episodes have been shown in theaters, there's never been an actual Doctor Who movie.
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  2124. I have a theory about why there are different James Bonds: he's a Time Lord! ; D
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  2125. I don't see why the numbers matter anyway. The only two people required to show up at any Presidential Inauguration are the President-elect and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
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  2126. You're welcome. 🙂
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  2127. +MrYoutoube1 I wonder if the fact that he can be killed by decapitation kept the compiler(s) of this list from considering him truly immortal?
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  2128. +Sabrina Lim He was primarily known as a musical theater actor in the UK before appearing on Doctor Who and Torchwood.
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  2129. I hold the same view as the Brigadier: "Splendid chaps, *all* of them."
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  2130. ~ Hipnarla ~ The writer of the very first Doctor Who story in 1963 passed away in 1977.
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  2131. How could you not include "Tongue Tied" from Red Dwarf?
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  2132. +derek August of 1814.
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  2133. +Tom Klomfar Oddly enough, I was just thinking about that recently. I'm not sure if there is one word or trope to define Q, but I don't think "villain" is it. He doesn't gain anything (other than relief of his boredom) from most of his encounters with the Enterprise. In fact, the opposite is usually true. The crew (usually Picard) almost always comes away from encounters with Q with a better understanding of themselves and/or the universe around them.
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  2134. +iacomary Fright Night being a good example. But then, I've never been a horror movie fan, so my judgment on the movie itself may be off.
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  2135. Star Wars is too dependent on special effects to make it on Broadway.
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  2136. Why is Joan Collins on this list? I thought everyone who followed the Star Trek franchise knew she was on the original series.
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  2137. I would wager that most of my generation or a bit older first heard most of these on a Looney Tunes / Merrie Melodies cartoon.
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  2138. One of the pharmacists I used to work with would recommend flat ginger ale for people feeling nauseous.
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  2139. +Robyn Wolph WatchMojo is a Canadian channel. I wouldn't expect their staff to have the same affection for American patriotic holidays that we do.
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  2140. +Robyn Wolph That's okay. A lot of people aren't aware of that. 🙂
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  2141. +twistedblktrekie Regarding the part about Black and Hispanic computer science and engineering graduates not being hired or Black people not getting loans, my question is has anyone ever dug a little deeper to find out specific reasons why? I ask this because I find it difficult to believe that most of the people responsible for hiring at engineering / technology firms or approving loans wake up in the morning wondering how many non-White people they can screw over that day (although I'm sure there probably are some that do). Maybe I'm being naive, but wouldn't it be more productive to answer specific difficulties rather than just pointing fingers and claim that a group of people are racist?
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  2142. +twistedblktrekie When I was going to school, up until my last history class in 11th grade, Black people popped up during the Civil War, then disappeared again until Martin Luther King, Jr., began his fight for Civil Rights. That was confusing to me during my younger school years and I'm White.
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  2143. +GasMaster At a mega shopping center near where I live, there are four places to get Starbucks: two regular Starbucks shops, Barnes and Noble, and Target.
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  2144. +michael hall Doesn't matter. Most of these pairings listed will never happen anyway. It's just something fans think would be fun to watch.
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  2145. ben1ben2ben1  I'm American, but I tend to watch mostly British TV, so I can't agree or disagree with you about if American TV is in a Golden Age.  My issue is that when someone claims to have a list of the best TV dramas of all time, then I expect to see representation across the decades that TV has been a mainstay in American homes.    : )
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  2146. +Noemi Rodriguez He was a political activist, not an entertainer.
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  2147. As an adult, Ron Howard's main claim to fame is as a director, not an actor.
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  2148. +vanhunks Funny that, I thought the only good part of Avatar was the overall cinematography. Hated the story because it really wasn't original or even trying to be. I've seen films from the silent era with the storyline of White guy falls for native girl, embraces her culture, and defends her people against his own.
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  2149. I find it difficult to believe that the pole dancing doll was ever near a store that catered to families and/or children. That looks more like something Spencers would sell.
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  2150. I know nothing about cars other than they get you from point A to Point B, but it seems like it would've just been easier for Volkswagen to make the engine compliant with emissions standards than to create very specific software to cheat the tests.
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  2151. Parts of the movie were filmed in Nepal, but in the Doctor Strange comics, Strange traveled to Tibet to find a cure for his damaged hands.
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  2152. +Victor Barugahare Since I have to live with Trump, metaphorically speaking, I find him more scary than hilarious. 😧
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  2153. +Kriti Sharma This was posted before Series 4 aired.
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  2154. +Dedrick0429 What part of Florida do you live in? Even in the northeatern part of the state, it drops down to 40 degrees (Fahrenheit, I'm assuming) or less as the high for one or two weeks out of the year.
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  2155. +Johan Mahoney-Berg To most Americans at the time, Archie was just as original as the Fonz. British TV wasn't as easy to find back then and the likelihood of the average American having seen the original British series was slim.
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  2156. That was an act of war, plus it was airborne.
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  2157. +Pig Twins What I'm visualizing from your description looks nice. : )
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  2158. +Witting Dart Michael Jackson was a child during the period this video covered. Elvis, although controversial in some circles at the start of his career, was a mainstream conformist compared to just about everyone on this list.
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  2159. Scoot over. The only one I heard about was the Fine Brothers.
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  2160. +Samlock The reason I think Sherlock was listed as an Honorable Mention has to do with its relative newness as a fandom. It hasn't had the chance to have a similar impact as some of the other fandoms listed.
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  2161. +Snows Nothing I haven't seen Hannibal, but I definitely agree with the other two. If they had to pick a Sherlock Holmes character, why did they pick one from Elementary?
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  2162. +Waccoon Unfortunately, in the US at least, our legislatures (state and Federal) tend to be reactive rather than proactive.
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  2163. +Roguemember Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  2164. There was an "As Seen on TV" product a few years back that was binoculars that you wore like glasses. To be honest, I bought it as a desperate last minute gift for someone, but when he opened it and I got to try it for myself, I was amazed that the lenses were just as good as standard binoculars. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find that product since.
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  2165. +T4RD1$ No idea. That should've been number one considering that its probably the only crossover that could happen if Moffat and Gatiss could be persuaded to change their minds about it. I know it would probably just be either a Children in Need or Comic Relief sketch, but it would be awesome. : D
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  2166. +Techno spinner Gaming I had the Sesame Street version of the house. The figures were Fisher Price versions of the characters and the "rooms" in the house were places like Mr. Hooper's Store and Bert & Ernie's bedroom.
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  2167. +RandomFandom 3 I love Sherlock as well, but assuming WatchMojo was referring specifically to the current BBC series (2010 - present), it's a relatively new fandom, so it hasn't had the chance to have a similar impact as some of the others listed.
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  2168. +MinecraftSurveyCorps Your local PBS station. If you missed it on the 1st, PBS will repeat it on the 10th.
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  2169. How about "Ten Celebrities Who Aren't As Rich As You Think"? Not meaning celebrities who blew their wealth, though.
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  2170. +Marige OBrien I think you're thinking of Gloria Estefan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloria_Estefan#1990:_Cuts_Both_Ways.2C_tour_bus_collision.2C_surgery.2C_and_recovery
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  2171. +Colt558 A technicality, I know, but he was in charge of a space station, not a ship.
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  2172. 3:09 --- If they wanted a Doctor Who fourth wall break, they should've included the bit from the Eleventh Doctor's regeneration scene in which he talks about not forgetting one line, not one moment when the Doctor was him. It may not be a in-your-face 4th wall break, but it definitely sounded more like Matt Smith, the actor, saying those lines rather than the character of the Eleventh Doctor.
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  2173. +The Mighty Allen Not only limiting it to two companies, it's also limiting it to superheroes / villains. There are other comic book characters that use magic, like Sabrina (from the Archie universe) and Wendy (from the Casper universe).
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  2174. +ImTwoCents That's what's always intrigued me about elections in countries like Canada and the UK: how does someone vote if he/she prefers Party A's candidate for MP, but doesn't want Party A's leader to be PM?
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  2175. iiMagic MSP   So no one in Canada has ever faced a situation like, let's say, preferring a Conservative candidate for MP of his/her riding, but really doesn't want whoever the Conservative leader is at the time to become PM?  Or vice versa: Canadian voter wants the leader of the Liberals to become PM, but can't stand the Liberal candidate running for MP of his/her riding.
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  2176. +jpowers55 True, but the wrestlers still put their bodies through a lot of punishment. Look at Daniel Bryan who recently had to retire because of damage due to repeated concussions.
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  2177. jpowers55   But stunt doubles don't have to speak in front of live crowds.   : )
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  2178. jpowers55   Sorry if I'm not being clear.  I do believe professional wrestling is entertainment, not a sport along the lines of football or basketball.  However, just because it's not a sport doesn't mean those guys and gals in wrestling just show up for work with no physical preparation and come away from their matches injury free.
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  2179. yamiimax  The wrestling that is done in places like high schools, colleges, and the Olympics is a sport.  Wrestling as performed by the likes of John Cena, the Rock, and the Undertaker is scripted entertainment.
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  2180. +Guyona Buffalo Your local PBS affiliate.
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  2181. There are other meats you can make bacon out of, you know.
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  2182. +BloodiestCODY It's an one-off special. Last I read, Series Four was scheduled to start filming in the spring.
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  2183. +Michael Churchill Everything I've read and heard so far indicates this special is going to air sometime on or around Christmas Day. The Children in Need telethon airs in November.
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  2184. +Aidan The Huemeister Only if Le Pen had won.
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  2185. +Uncle Peanut 38 I remember playing Pong at a friend's house. Just two little straight lines trying to hit a pixel, yet it was one of the neatest games I played as a child.
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  2186. If I had to judge based solely on the clip that was shown for number nine, I'd never would guess that it was a comedy. Plus, except for the fact that the monsters came from outer space, it seemed more horror than sci-fi.
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  2187. +luis grant This is a list for TV characters. I'm pretty sure there is a similar video featuring movie characters.
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  2188. luis grant No problem.   : )
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  2189.  @DrWhoFanJ  I haven't rewatched any of Capaldi's first season, so I wasn't sure. Thanks. 🙂
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  2190. Even though the video didn't mention it, I'd guess that the "scandal" was the suspicion that the contestant had inside information.
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  2191. If it wasn't for pioneers like Mae Young and The Fabulous Moolah, most of these other ladies' experiences with wrestling would be solely as male wrestlers' arm candy.
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  2192. Not that I really care if either of them wins, but I was surprised at that prediction considering everything I've read said Beyonce was going to win just about every Grammy she was nominated for this year.
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  2193. Shaun Hicks You are a ray of hope. : )
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  2194. Jessica Sims You are a ray of hope. : )
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  2195. slapmyfunkybass The Lone Ranger was a radio program which later became a TV series. The hero was a Texas Ranger who was left for dead in an ambush and saved by a Native American named Tonto. The two would travel around fighting bad guys. The theme tune was the "William Tell Overture".
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  2196. slapmyfunkybass You're welcome. : )
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  2197. +Blue_Phoenix Best comment I've read in this thread. Expressed my own opinion perfectly.
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  2198. Affleck hasn't "been seen around that much in a [great while]"? So you haven't heard of a movie by the name of Batman v Superman that came out a few months ago?
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  2199. communistjesus And you can still make time to post comments that make such silly assumptions. Where in any of my posts did I mention at what stage of life I was at or if one or both of my parents were still living?
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  2200. +Samuel Preston Well, then have your countries become American territories so you can vote in the next election.
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  2201. +Jason Mikhail Poe I'd have to go double check myself, but I was always under the impression that the Barbara Gordon version of Batgirl was created for the TV series first, with the comic version coming out not too much later afterwards.
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  2202. +MJW238 Yeah, I don't remember the exact details as to what he owns or doesn't own, but a lot of the stuff he used to do while he was on NBC weren't legally his per his contract, even if he was the one to have originated the idea.
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  2203. +Edith Ann It's important, but not common enough in the sense that nearly everyone who watches this video has used it at least once during their lives.
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  2204. +Elijah Foltz "... especially when the Doctor regenerates back into a man in a few years." Maybe, maybe not. It'll probably depend on how well Whittaker is received and what actors/actresses try out for the role whenever she decides to go.
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  2205. +Brad Johnson No argument from me about that episode, but she doesn't fit this video's topic. I always assumed that most people who followed the Star Trek franchise knew she guest starred on one of the original series' episodes.
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  2206. +Jondde--Mr It's a cute (and unoffensive) name for the fandom. Doesn't matter how it originated. : )
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  2207. I'd classify JR Ewing as a memorable 80's TV character rather than a 70's one. I'll never forget the night that JR's shooter was to be revealed. My Girl Scout troop ended its meeting early so we could all get home in time to watch it.
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  2208. +Ryan Dylan I know many of my fellow American citizens have barely enough brains to string together one coherent thought per day, but I think quite a few of us did notice that not all the facts presented were about Trudeau specifically. : )
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  2209. AJ Zebadua   Without looking anything up before typing this (I promise on a stack of Bibles): Ottawa, in the province of Ontario, is the capital of Canada. If I'm interpreting "subnational geopolitical division" as you meant it, Canada is divided up into ten provinces and three territories (not entirely sure about the number of territories). The Canadian head of state is officially Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.  However, she is represented by a Governor General. Yes, the United States isn't officially a democracy.  We were set up to be a democratic republic. And it's very true that quite a few of my fellow citizens wouldn't know any of the above, especially the bit about the US not being a pure democracy.
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  2210. +kaustabh das My theory at this point is that next series / season will introduce a brother of Moriarty's who has taken over Jim's criminal network and is responsible for the video. In "The Final Problem" (original Conan Doyle story), it is mentioned that Professor Moriarty has a brother, a Colonel James Moriarty. However, the story doesn't mention if this brother is older, younger, or a twin. My guess is that if Andrew Scott is available and willing, the brother will be a twin.
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  2211. No Osgood from Doctor Who?
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  2212. No pun intended, but WatchMojo dropped the ball on this one. I know it just happened only a week ago, but Super Bowl LI should've been number one.
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  2213. Yeah, I noticed that a bit later. : ( to me for not being more observant.
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  2214. +Andrew Brady I liked "The Abominable Bride". Granted, I would've liked it soooo much better had Moffat/Gatiss not lied through their lying teeth about it being a purely Victorian story. : )
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  2215. +Hannah Shoshana Depends on whether or not you believe he's the Face of Boe. But, seriously, you're right. In reality, we'll never see the Doctor die as long as the show is popular and profitable. Within the Whoniverse, however, there's nothing to indicate that the Doctor can't die.
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  2216. +Screaming Dean I remember the night that the shooter was revealed. My Girl Scout troop ended our meeting early so we could all get home to see who did it.
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  2217. The only reason that I was surprised by Charlie Sheen's announcement was that it's been ages (maybe about twenty years, give or take) since someone as high profile as him went public with his/her diagnosis.
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  2218. +I'm bored, i'm the chairman of the board And if there's anything you don't understand, there are plenty of people online who will be more than happy to explain things to you. : ) Just watch out for people like me who have been into Doctor Who since the 1970s-1980s, I tend to overexplain at times. ; )
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  2219. +Rhiannon Winchester How was it controversial?
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  2220. +Rhiannon Winchester I guess I'm not everyone. 🙂 Was it perfect? No (especially that cheesy Baker Street explosion special effect). But I enjoyed it.
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  2221. Moriarty wasn't a doctor in the stories, he was a professor.
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  2222. +Fabe 2020 So how does a Canadian baby commit murders in California?
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  2223. I would imagine that it has to do with age of consent laws. The reasoning is probably that if someone isn't legally old enough to have sex, then that person shouldn't be buying condoms. And as far as an age limit on the packaging is concerned, I live in the States and I don't remember ever seeing an age limit on condom packages here.
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  2224. +rataflechera How did you get italics in your post?
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  2225. rataflechera Thanks! : )
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  2226. The only thing that surprised me was that their relationship lasted as long as it did. It usually doesn't bode well for a solid lasting relationship when one of the couple has already gone through two spouses (Angelina) and the other one is cheating on his current spouse (Brad).
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  2227. +Futurefs33 If I had a million dollars to spend on travelling, I'd go to places here on Earth that I've always wanted to see.
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  2228. His service is pretty well known.
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  2229. I wish WatchMojo had given even just a couple of words as to why the Honorable Mentions were picked (e.g., XYZ Airport - free meals) because I would love to know why O'Hare was picked. I've never been there myself, but all I've ever heard about it has been neutral to negative.
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  2230. +zXOcdestroyerXz This video was probably completed before that hit the news.
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  2231. *****   It's been way too long since I sat down and watched the series, so I may not be remembering things correctly, but doesn't she perform autopsies as well?  If so, wouldn't she have to be a medical doctor?  I had always assumed she was one because of that, but I'm going by how these things are usually done here in the States.
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  2232. *****   Thanks for the answer to Molly's credentials.   : )
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  2233. Here's irony for you: the ad that was shown before the video was for Jay Leno's new car series.
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  2234. +Reloaded Dice Funnel cake should have been number one. : )
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  2235. +Marvel Dragoness Never had that. Sounds interesting.
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  2236. Why doesn't the US have a glut of structural engineers? It's apparently such an easy field to get into since the only qualification is that you've played with Legos. ; D
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  2237. Am I imagining things or is the animated Purple Man voiced by Brent Spiner?
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  2238. +Brenton Nash All three were famous prior to their deaths.
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  2239. The advantage most of these toys have over toys today is that the child had to use his/her imagination and be somewhat active.
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  2240. @Everyone (except for people who are going to be ugly about it): I am so sorry that the spoiler was showing. I thought I had that hidden under the "Show More" link. That should be fixed now. Again, I do apologize. : (
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  2241. Chiko was here   I was apologizing for inadvertently showing a spoiler that I thought was hidden.  Definitely not apologizing for Moffat.   : )
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  2242. 1Girl248   Yes, Moffat and Gatiss do love to mislead.  In the long run, I guess it is preferable to knowing everything before watching.  However, I'm a huge sucker for almost anything relating to the late Victorian era and was really looking forward to the TV show's version of its source material.  Overall, the special was good, but I wished it had stayed purely Victorian.
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  2243. Does Boston have any sports teams that aren't hated?
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  2244. #10: To Live and Die in LA was okay, but I liked William Petersen in Manhunter way better.
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  2245. Jan Terry   Yep.    : )
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  2246. +Ryan Good Either you were daydreaming in history class or you had the worst teacher in the history of the profession.
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  2247. The only reason I can think of not including Olivia Benson is because WatchMojo is using that "one per franchise" rule it uses sometimes for these lists. However, even if I'm right, the wrong female cop was picked from the Law & Order universe. It should've been Olivia Benson.
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  2248. +Anna C November 4th in the US. I think it's the week before in the UK.
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  2249. +Yogi Chopra I was hoping for a trailer during the Super Bowl, but I think they're still filming.
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  2250. +Main man Maryles To be perfectly honest, I'd say half of the people who are looking forward to the movie are either fans of Marvel in general or Doctor Strange specifically. The other half (including me) want to see Cumberbatch, regardless of what the plot of the movie is.
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  2251. +jim jimjim Well, maybe we can sit down and figure out a solution that's acceptable to both countries because we certainly don't want him here in the US.
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  2252. +Trenton Secoy Are you referring to the video by John Smith? If so, that wasn't an official video from the BBC. The creators of Sherlock have insisted that they aren't going to have the two shows crossover, which I think is a real shame. A crossover sketch for Children in Need or Comic Relief would've been fantastic.
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  2253. +morderwarg They probably haven't started filming yet.
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  2254. Maybe some viewers of Charlie's Angels really wanted to find out more about Charlie, but I can guarantee that most male viewers couldn't have cared less about him.
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  2255. +Gab Chan Then why were homosexuals the most noticeable group to be affected? Most of them don't reproduce anyway.
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  2256. +Samie Carvalho Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. Rambo wouldn't qualify since that series premiered a good 30 to 35 years after the cutoff point.
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  2257. +william gaunce Me, too! I don't actually create any set ups, but I love looking at them.
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  2258. I was just at a McDonalds today and I thought I saw McWraps (or something quite similar) on the menu.
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  2259. +Hedsy .The plague lord I love Cumberbatch's version as well, but if you ever get the chance, watch some of the 1980's Granada series starring Jeremy Brett. You'd swear that he stepped right out of the pages of the original stories.
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  2260. Only movie I'm looking forward to this year is Doctor Strange.
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  2261. +rasoul davand I'm assuming that you're referring to when the Joker was the Ambassador to the UN from Iran? Definitely memorable, but compared to other moments on this list, I would rank it as a Honorable Mention.
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  2262. Did that guy wanting to buy a gun win his lawsuit?
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  2263. +zane trevor cooper Probably because the hot dogs are deep fried in cornmeal batter.
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  2264. I'm surprised Niles and Daphne from Frasier didn't make it onto this list.
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  2265. +Chris Holman Probably because more people use vacuum cleaners than have flown on spaceships. : )
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  2266. What really surprised me about this list is how many of the covers were released within such a short period of the originals' release.
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  2267. No puppymonkeybaby?
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  2268. As far as modern music history is concerned, number one should be the introduction of commercial radio. How many of these moments listed here (except Beethoven, obviously) would've happened if people had never heard the singers/bands on the radio first?
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  2269. I think Benedict Cumberbatch is one of the greatest actors out there right now, but I can't see him as Bond. He'd be able to pull off the suave, witty, womanizing part, but I can't see him doing the physical stuff.
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  2270. 5(a): Many of the Samoan wrestlers in the WWE past and present are related to Johnson.
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  2271. James O'Blivion I have a sneaking suspicion we'll be seeing quite a few Granada shout-outs in this special.
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  2272. +Thomas Steenbergen There are two Star Trek women (Uhura and T'Pol) and nearly two Doctor Who women (Martha, with Amy Pond as a Honorable Mention) on this list, so having more than one woman from a franchise appears to be allowed. : )
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  2273. +VB Pfannk Interesting to know that Americans aren't the only ones who think they're above respecting other countries' cultures and practices.
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  2274. +intothetrees Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  2275. Yeah, one theory floating around was that the eldest son of the (then) Prince of Wales was the killer. That's been pretty much debunked, partly because Prince Albert Victor wasn't even in London when two of the murders occurred and partly because the general consensus is that he wasn't the brightest light bulb in the lamp store (at the very least, not bright enough to possess the anatomical knowledge that Jack the Ripper had).
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  2276. +Jack Jack Not the Walkman brand, but yes.
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  2277. +unoitisim Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  2278. +Laura Kaletka Harry is a nickname for Henry.
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  2279. Buffy should've been higher. If it wasn't for her and Xena, a lot of the others wouldn't exist.
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  2280. +Christian Tyler Hannah The introduction of modern day Batgirl.
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  2281. Christian Tyler Hannah   But my point is that she was introduced in the 1960's TV show.  And I thought she was cool then.   : )
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  2282. +XenomorphQueen I'm assuming they were either the same species or close enough to being the same.
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  2283. 0:51 --- Those eyes and cheekbones are unmistakable! I'm assuming that's a clip from The Hollow Crown?
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  2284. +SpottedClaw I don't know if they are actually out on the market yet, but the shoes were officially unveiled recently. I saw a video here on You Tube showing Michael J Fox demonstrating them.
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  2285. Maybe my American brain is missing something, but would Northern Ireland really try to leave the UK? The only things I would see happening is that (a) the result, regardless of the winner, would be extremely close and (b) the losing side would retaliate with violence.
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  2286. Kazi Islam It was a 55/45 split in favor of not leaving the UK. I wouldn't call it a large margin either.
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  2287. Depending on one's definition of fame, Grace Kelly never technically walked away from it. She remained famous, albeit in a different setting.
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  2288. +Aiden Blond Under the way the US Constitution sets up the method by which the President is elected, the nationwide popular vote has as much relevancy as a rotary phone. Clinton having more individual votes nationwide than Trump is nothing more than a trivia fact for history and/or political geeks.
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  2289. +LnD Carmine Yes, I know that. That's why I'm sick and tired of people whining that Clinton won the popular vote.
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  2290. #8 -- That bit about patients being able to request their own tests makes no sense. If a test result led a patient to seek medical treatment, the first thing a doctor will do is order the same test (conducted in the traditional manner) to confirm the diagnosis. And then there's the wonderful world of insurance to consider. Insurance companies will not pay for any blood tests not requested by a doctor, so patients are going to have to pay out of pocket.
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  2291. Wow, what a difference in the tone between this clip and the trailer!
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  2292. Not in the original comic. Cell phones, especially ones with texting features, were a good 30 or so years in the future.
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  2293. The only thing I could imagine that would've kept TV from becoming a permanent fixture in our living rooms would've been if the cost of the sets had been too high for the average families to afford.
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  2294. The one and only. : )
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  2295. Flipqy Nearly all the villains on that show were played by well-known (at the time) movie & TV stars (e.g., Cesar Romero, Burgess Meredith, Eartha Kitt, etc...).
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  2296. +charl99ie You'd need a single video for the Moffat era alone. Heck, you'd need a single video just for last week's episode, "Sleep No More". : )
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  2297. +Steven Sanders I don't know if it's true, but I remember hearing somewhere that directors rarely had to do retakes with Frank Sinatra. When asked about it, he pointed out that when he's singing on stage, he didn't get retakes and that was the same mindset he used when he was acting.
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  2298. Impressive Hulk Hogan impersonation.
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  2299. Salty Boosack That would be cool, but if they start filming the new Doctor's first series before the regeneration episode is aired, the cat'll be out of the bag. There will be at least one person watching the filming who won't be able to resist posting something to social media.
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  2300. Yeah, I really can't believe George Carlin has a mugshot after being arrested on obscenity charges. 🙄
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  2301. +kordulus I'm now considering a career as a structural engineer since the only qualification is to have played with Legos. ; D
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  2302. +ocelotecpatl It was kind of weird that the man who created one of the most logical and scientific minded characters in literature also believed in spirits.
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  2303. I've always assumed that when I tell people that I'm Irish and German it's understood that I'm referring to ancestry, not nationality (which is American). But after seeing some of these comments for this video, I guess I was wrong.
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  2304. +Luli Unwin Well, you were close about who John should have cheated with. ; )
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  2305. +through the looking glass I would've been freaking out because you never know what diseases people have. The director should've stopped the scene as soon as he saw that much blood and before DiCaprio smeared it all over the actress.
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  2306. It's Donald Glover, not Danny, although both are too old.
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  2307. I think water parks should be a separate category.
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  2308. +Lotte Larsen But what has she really done other than be Elvis' daughter and Michael Jackson's ex-wife?
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  2309. That's similar to the concessions at the movies. When you step foot onto Disney property, it has a captive audience, so it can charge almost anything it wants. Having said that, the last few times I was at Disney parks, it was half and half as far as outrageous prices. Yes, the food and drink are usually way more than off site, but not all the souvenirs are. I noticed that if it's not labeled with the Disney name or a Disney character (e.g., items sold at the country pavilions at World Showcase in Epcot), the prices are more reasonable.
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  2310. +robotguy Mayim is still active in her field, if what I've read is correct.
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  2311. Mrs. Hudson was looking at Mycroft, so I doubt it. : )
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  2312. +RocketeerAndRoll Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  2313. +Marc Sosio I don't think it happens often, but unfortunately, when it does, many of the incidents end with the death of the infant (especially in areas that get very hot during the spring and summer).
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  2314. +Midna2love Actually, I'm crying because your post is riddled with spelling and grammatical errors.
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  2315. They aren't robots. There are living creatures inside the casings.
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  2316. +Mongo Boogie No, but you really couldn't call it a serious show either. Most of the time, the car chases and gun fights didn't leave anyone seriously injured when you know that wouldn't happen if those situations were real.
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  2317. +Chuck Kopsho I totally agree with you.
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  2318. +Justanotherfangirl Oh, yes, no matter how many times I've seen any of the Weeping Angels episodes, I still jump when they move.
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  2319. +michael luke This April was the latest I heard.
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  2320. +Sheriff565 Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  2321. +Cartman C There's a farm near where I live that has longhorn bulls and there are signs on the fence that warn people to stay at least 10 feet away. What did I see while passing by a couple of months ago? A handful of tourists taking a selfie right up against the fence. 🙄
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  2322. +MrSubscriber77 Not to mention that if you're in unfamiliar surroundings, it's not advisable to not be able to hear what's going on around you.
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  2323. +IlikeTrainsguy100: Despite the pictures in this video's thumbnail and the clips shown, the contest was supposed to have been between the two characters, not the two current TV shows in which they feature. With that in mind, although I consider myself a bigger fan of the Doctor than of Sherlock Holmes, I've got to say that Sherlock is the more iconic character.
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  2324. +Matthew Anthony They're both.
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  2325. That depends on which subgroup (probably not the correct term, but hopefully my meaning is clear) they belong to.
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  2326. +Ash Medalla I know, really? The Doctor can die if he either runs out of regenerations or dies before the process can get underway. And if he were to die, he wouldn't pop back up like Jack could.
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  2327. +Shane G I prefer hot (or at least warmed up) fried chicken, but I've eaten cold fried chicken before and I think it's good.
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  2328. +GetMeMyBleach And some wings made with Old Bay. Had those for the first time this past Christmas and they were fantastic!
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  2329. +Cobax I wouldn't insult a Zygon by suggesting that Trump was one of them. 😁
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  2330. +MegaStarly I'm leaning towards Missy. The Doctor's never had much fondness for Davros.
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  2331. +Dale Sullivan I'm here in the States and my grocery store sells a handful of British chocolate bars. They usually run about $1.80 to $2. They are soooo worth it, though!
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  2332. +Billy Bowden Or Douglas Fairbanks (Senior)?
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  2333. +wtflol jk This video is from 2012. Although I believe there were rumors for years about Cosby's infidelities, the accusations of rape didn't really blow up until this past year.
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  2334. wtflol jk   Same here.  : (
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  2335. +Kara A. I must be in the minority of Whites then. Based on what I saw during the trial, I have serious doubts that he committed the murders himself. However, I suspect that he knows who the murderer is.
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  2336. I believe his actual release date is in October.
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  2337. Agreed on both counts. Betty White should have been number one as far as I'm concerned. It's got to count for something when you've been on hit and/or critically acclaimed shows in nearly every decade since TV began. And, sorry, Kelsey Grammar, but it shouldn't count if the multiple successful shows feature the actor or actress playing the same character.
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  2338. +Kha Zix I was thinking about salaries throughout the video. I think it would've given the relative "expensiveness" of a city a bit more context if I knew what the average salary for an "average" worker was. That and whether or not the average people of that city benefit from different government programs (health care, subsidized housing, etc...).
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  2339. +Code Revolution I just finished re-reading Hound of the Baskervilles. I don't know why Holmes is complaining, it was his decision. : )
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  2340. +Knightshade08 Yeah, seriously? People who have never watched anything Star Trek related in their lives (not me!) can quote numerous bits of it.
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  2341. +Ryan Treadwell Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  2342. +Nishith Parikh There's no connection between the end of the third series (set in present day) and this special (set in the Victorian era). However, it would be cool to see Victorian Moriarty. : )
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  2343. Desmond Wilson   Sweet.   : )
    1
  2344. From what I remember of The Killing Joke, I don't think so. She definitely was stripped naked, but I don't remember anything that even implied that the Joker or his henchmen assaulted her sexually. And, again, if I'm remembering correctly, the Joker targeted Barbara because she's Commissioner Gordon's daughter, not because he found out that she was Batgirl.
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  2345. The Bundys may be the most dysfunctional TV family, but Al and Peg did one thing right. I don't remember anytime when Bud and Kelly (up until they were adults themselves) didn't refer to other adults as Mr./Mrs./Miss Surname. I can't think of too many post-1960's TV kids that do that.
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  2346. 8:50 -- A rectangular box that houses primitive Earth communications equipment that has the capability to travel through time and space? Why does that sound vaguely familiar? ; )
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  2347. +Jos Spriggs That's the one where Sisko dreamed he was a 1950's sci-fi writer, right? I remember the episode, just not the name. That was such a good episode.
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  2348. +Marzhan Dinova The original Conan Doyle story is called "A Scandal in Bohemia", but when it was adapted for Sherlock, it was renamed "A Scandal in Belgravia".
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  2349. "Pigs in blankets" are usually small sausages wrapped in a croissant roll.
    1
  2350. +Elijah Pisani Didn't know that. Sounds tasty. : )
    1
  2351. +Tommy Atkins Jimmy Stewart stayed in the reserves after his World War II stint was finished, retiring in 1968. Big difference in my book between just serving your time and making a career (albeit a side one in Mr. Stewart's case).
    1
  2352. +Trent Buday I believe it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that deliberate acts weren't going to be included.
    1
  2353. No Gal Gadot?
    1
  2354. I was thinking more along the lines of these first two episodes are really the last in this series' timeline and subsequent episodes are going to lead up into this. I really hope Moffat hasn't burnt out his brain cells with this series.   ; D   I want my Series 4 Sherlock not to end up wibbly wobbly, timey wimey.
    1
  2355. Ethan Posford   Yeah, I saw a bunch of those pictures this week.  So now my theory is that what happened to Clara, Missy, and the TARDIS was similar to what happened to Rose in "Bad Wolf"/"The Parting of the Ways".   The question I have, though, is why would the Daleks keep them alive if the Doctor already believes they're dead?  I guess I'll find out later today.   : )
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  2356. +Blackanamanian9 Or Five Guys.
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  2357. I love "War of the Worlds".
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  2358. +The muslim Atheist Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  2359. I would've thought Superman's death would've been number one.
    1
  2360. Not that I wish for illness or assassination upon anyone, but who knows if the legacies of any of these people would've been the same if they had survived.
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  2361. *****   I can't speak for others, but the way I see it is that even though the Doctor as a character is an alien, he's British in spirit.  To me, it's such a core part of the character that having an actor/actress (no matter how good he/she is) who isn't British would just ruin it. I'm American, by the way.    : )
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  2362. Can you really call the Ayds diet candy a marketing failure? The diet aid was on the market way before the disease was publicly known. It was just a weird coincidence.
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  2363. The big difference between Rushdie and someone like Escobar or Eichmann is international cooperation. There was no way that any Western government was going to help Iran search for, much less extradite, Rushdie.
    1
  2364. +s3lfFish Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. The wars and conflicts you mention all occurred after that point.
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  2365. s3lfFish   Yes, you are correct in that the wars / conflicts you mentioned did occur within the 20th century.  However, the criteria for this list (according to the WatchMojo narrator) was that the film focus on a war / conflict that occurred in the first half of the 20th century.  Anything after World War II or Korea (and that's stretching it) wouldn't be eligible for this list.
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  2366. +Immortalcheese I'm surprised to read that. I would imagine that with all the porn available online, it'd just be easier and more private to watch that instead.
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  2367. Immortalcheese   Could be.
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  2368. +one .view That's in real life. Radiation can do whatever it wants to in fictional universes. : )
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  2369. +Xin Ying Chan Yep. Wholock before there ever was such a term. ; )
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  2370. +Baffled Brandon Don't I wish! ; p ...
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  2371. He's done some decent drama work, but I think most people still consider him primarily a comic actor.
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  2372. +DanRyzESPUK Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  2373. Avatar's message was far from "masked".
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  2374. +Majoaventuras Superboy wasn't a sidekick, he was Superman as a teenager.
    1
  2375. +liez rams The responsibility goes both ways.
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  2376. +Wesley Rim Didn't the narrator say at the beginning that characters that were considered out and out psychopaths, like Joffrey, weren't going to be included?
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  2377. +Addey Edmunds Good argument for Mickey to be number one. When was the last time any of us stepped foot into Warner Brothers World in Orlando or Warner Brothers Land in California? ; D
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  2378. If I'm remembering correctly, the modern day Batgirl (a.k.a. Barbara Gordon) was also introduced on TV before showing up in the comics.
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  2379. +Sandro The Great This is an one-off Christmas special taking place in the era that the original Sherlock Holmes stories were written and set. Plot wise, no relation to what we've seen already or will see in the future.
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  2380. I know there's no such ranking, but I would say that number two should be number one and a half since if there had been no 9-11, we wouldn't have gone into Afghanistan. However, I think we probably would've ended up in Iraq anyway.
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  2381. +TrianglesRPurple It's not (assuming Wikipedia's article is correct).
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  2382. +strauss smit Yes, but they aren't related to the F W Woolworth company that used to do business in the US.
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  2383. strauss smit   That's okay.  Woolworth isn't exactly a common name, so it's understandable to think that the companies may be related.
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  2384. +Motionlessinbrides Speaking for myself, I don't really equate nachos with fairs, carnivals, etc... .
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  2385. I saw pictures of him in Richard II with the hair loose and it looks even worse.  I can't wait until he finishes up the play and goes back to his regular hairstyle.
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  2386. +Lucy Robinson There was never any indication that they "danced".
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  2387. Lucy Robinson  I believe it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that the main criteria was for the couple to have consummated their relationship.  And in the case of the Tenth Doctor and Rose, there was never even any coy hints (unlike the Tenth Doctor and Queen Elizabeth I) that had happened.    : )
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  2388. That must have been a very generous allowance. : )
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  2389. Because no government has charged him with anything and he hasn't fled to another country.
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  2390. +isabel vazquez There's no point for a series to kill off a "boring" character because the viewers aren't going to care.
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  2391. Yet you're aiding the "enemy" by clicking on these videos.
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  2392.  @buildthewallwiththewoke  "... behavior of the weak"? Really? It seems to me that it's the weak who can't break away from things they say are bad for them.
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  2393.  @buildthewallwiththewoke  No, nothing wrong with that at all. Who knows, you might just learn something new or look at an issue in a new light. It's how you're reacting, however, that makes no sense to me. If CNN causes you to react like a cornered animal ("CNNemy"), why watch it?
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  2394.  @buildthewallwiththewoke  Which brings the conversation back to why you would continue to help out a channel that you feel is so toxic it incites you to post inane responses like "CNNemy" or long winded responses like above that doesn't even answer the question I asked.
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  2395. VOA has been in existence since 1942.
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  2396. In Doctor Strange's movie, it was claimed that when you looked into the future, you couldn't see beyond the time you died. That being the case, Strange is either not actually dead and his astral form is floating about somewhere or he is totally dead, but will somehow be resurrected in time to see Thanos' final defeat. Otherwise, he shouldn't have been able to see that one time line in which the Avengers prevail.
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  2397. Yes.
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  2398. @clunckalex: Not everyone in Sydney watches the fireworks in person anyway.
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  2399. So it's okay for the people of the US to have an attitude of "America First", but the people of other countries aren't allowed to have similar feelings for their own countries?
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  2400. You're right in that the media doesn't decide elections, but they do make informed guesses as to which candidate is going to win each state and, subsequently, the presidency. News outlets have been doing it for every election I can remember and even further back than that based on various videos of pre-1984 election coverage here on YouTube.
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  2401. Did you notice that the baby was waving too? **LOL**
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  2402.  @7khalili  That's how I took it.
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  2403. What did he loosen?
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  2404. So why enable it by clicking on its videos?
    1
  2405. Why wouldn't it be?
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  2406. If that's what he meant, that's what he should've said.
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  2407. @judodavid1: We're still in Afghanistan nearly 10 years after the capture and execution of the mastermind behind the reason we invaded that country. What makes anyone think going to war with Iran is going to turn out any better?
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  2408. My condolences to Anderson and his family.
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  2409. I wish I could give you more than one thumbs up. That was very clever. 👍🏻👍🏻
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  2410.  @Linda43  It's not being removed permanently, just until the HBO execs can come up with a good disclaimer.
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  2411. @the great all mighty G: Canada doesn't seem to have a problem with that.
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  2412. Why no Winter Olympic Opening Ceremonies?
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  2413. If he had a pair, he'd disassociate himself from the Republican party.
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  2414. If you're not a Trump supporter, why are you using a derivative of the ugly r-word?
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  2415.  @PRIME024  Maybe I'm not explaining myself clearly. Let me try another approach: Would you use a word whose origin was the n-word? If the answer (hopefully) is no, then why are you using a word whose origin is in the r-word?
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  2416. How so?
    1
  2417. Why do people who claim Meghan is seeking attention actually pay attention to her?
    1
  2418. You can't spread God's Word when you can't breathe.
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  2419. Let Greenland decide its own status.
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  2420.  @JFDoria79  That's for Greenland's residents to figure out, not anyone else.
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  2421. I read somewhere that Larry was supposedly four years old when he came to live at Downing Street in 2011, so that would make him approximately seventeen now. He's an old baby.
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  2422. Did you know that Google owns YouTube?
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  2423.  @toocutepuppies6535  You're welcome. 🙂
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  2424. Even if the US changed the laws governing birthright citizenship to jus sanguinis only, new laws cannot be applied retroactively. Therefore, if your fantasy law were to come to pass, anyone born on US soil before the new law went into effect would still be a citizen from birth.
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  2425. So Congress, which is responsible for drawing up the budget, had nothing to do with it?
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  2426.  @Knightswoop1  I didn't say Obama didn't share in the blame, but that blame has to be allocated to everyone involved in drawing up and signing off on spending bills.
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  2427. Do you know how to spell "know"?
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  2428. Either figure shows that there are a lot of people not happy with this new law.
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  2429. Really? I thought these were people exercising their right to free speech by expressing their opinions as to what's going on with Trump and his attempts to build a border wall.
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  2430. Probably couldn't get permission or WatchMojo didn't want to pay whatever fee was being asked by the WWE.
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  2431. He's still out there with his own website and radio program on shortwave.
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  2432.  @Rooted_Locs  Same thing here in the States. We waste so much money on things that shouldn't even be the federal government's responsibility and our vets pay the price.
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  2433. @Keith30403 - Too bad that woman can't be thrown into a bin!
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  2434. If the video's stated topic was "Pros and Cons of Various Energy Sources", then I'd expect those questions to be answered in it.
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  2435.  @chrissiedyson21  Does Bradley Walsh sing?
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  2436. You have to show ID when buying groceries that cost more than a specified amount? I'm glad I don't shop wherever you do because the only time I show an ID at my grocery store now is if I'm writing a check. I never have had to show ID just to buy groceries.
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  2437. It'll be a hollow victory for Trump, though. If Twitter and the like have to be more cautious about what's being uploaded to their sites to avoid lawsuits, they won't have much choice but to start banning contentious accounts. And Trump's is one of the higher profile examples.
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  2438. Just like it investigated Clinton and put her in jail?
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  2439.  @Sneaky-Sneaky  Trump has had nearly three years to have the DoJ build a case, indict, try, and imprison Clinton. The fact that he hasn't as of yet shows that he knows he doesn't have a legitimate case or that he just plain lied.
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  2440. @just_be: When Columbus first arrived in what would later be known as the Americas, he thought he had reached India, so he believed the native population he encountered to be Indians. I have no idea, other than plain laziness, as to why it's still in use in the US today.
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  2441. The way Trump tells it now, Bannon was essentially someone who sneaked into the White House (somehow getting by security) and stood around twiddling his thumbs all day.
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  2442. +leapsplashafrog We all need to make sure our comments match the video. This video doesn't have a blessed thing to do with war.
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  2443. The Senate itself can't overturn the election. This is what could happen, however: If someone in Congress wants to challenge the legitimacy of a states' electors, he/she may do so, but that person must have someone from the opposite chamber sign off on it with her/him (e.g., if Senator X wants to challenge the electors from Georgia, a member of the House of Representatives must sign off on it with the Senator). Once a state's electors are formally challenged, each chamber of Congress holds a brief (up to two hours) debate, then votes on whether or not to reject the contested electors. The catch, though, is that both the House and Senate must vote to reject the electors. If one chamber votes to reject and the other doesn't, then the electors must be accepted.
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  2444.  @JJones-nf9ce  What wasn't correct in this video?
    1
  2445.  @JJones-nf9ce  It's a simple question. If you can't answer it, then your claim is null and void.
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  2446. The Haitians in Springfield are here legally.
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  2447. If DC was going to be absorbed by a state, it would make more sense for it to be absorbed by Maryland since DC is on the Maryland side of the Potomac.
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  2448. @Douglas Dobson: Somehow I doubt racist people in this country differentiate between the two categories before deciding to say or do something ugly.
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  2449. How is this executive order a "choice" for businesses that want their employees vaccinated?
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  2450. Did you just pop in from an alternate reality? The Electoral College voted for Biden 306-232. The only formality left is the tally of the electoral votes in Congress on January 6th.
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  2451. If you really believed that, you wouldn't be clicking and commenting on "western msm" videos.
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  2452. Why now and not before it became a republic?
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  2453. If you really believed that, you'd be spending your time watching and reading "real news" instead of this "twaddle".
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  2454. The last time the question was on a census form everyone had to answer was in 1950.
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  2455. He's supposed to have a stand alone movie next year, if I'm not mistaken, but I guess the timeline for that could be set before this movie.
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  2456. If Ryan is still a Trump supporter, he didn't help Trump in that press conference. Claiming that the President of the United States, who's supposed to be a mature adult, is trolling people only strengthens the case of the people who want to see Trump out of office.
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  2457. The decision to photoshop the pictures was made by one teacher, not the school administration or the county school board.
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  2458. Why would the BBC report on what someone who hasn't been relevant since November of 2016 had to say?
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  2459.  @930Tony  What office is Hillary Clinton running for?
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  2460. I'm voting for someone other than a Democrat or Republican because I'm sick of both sides.
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  2461. Not a bad idea. 👍🏻
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  2462.  @laurenjamieson8411  Impeachment, in and of itself, is an indictment, so the House could impeach Trump. However, you're right in that the Trump boot licker controlled Senate would never vote to remove him from office.
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  2463. Unless the suspect in this tragedy helped carry it out somehow, I fail to see the relevance here.
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  2464. I remember reading a version of that story in which that was the moment he decided to give up doing drugs altogether.
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  2465. What in this report wasn't correct?
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  2466. And what makes you a more trustworthy source of information?
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  2467. And that young cello player!
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  2468. It also probably has loads of titles that the streaming services wouldn't consider "popular" enough to offer.
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  2469. If Virgin Galatic does something similar, the person riding has to be one of the actors who played the Doctor on Doctor Who.
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  2470. Two things which William has no power over and, if he suggested them, there'd be a major outcry that he was interfering in political matters.
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  2471. That would decrease turn out, not increase it since many people who would be fortunate to get off would take advantage of the three day weekend to travel somewhere.
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  2472. In what reality is that going to happen? The only very, very, very remote shot Trump has at this point is that Congress rejects enough states' electors to throw the election to the House. And the reason I say "very, very, very remote shot" is because both chambers of Congress have to agree to reject any state's electors and you know that's not going to happen.
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  2473. To be honest, I don't see where that should be the British government's concern. British people in EU countries have had two years to either start the process to become a permanent resident or citizen of the country they currently reside in or make arrangements to return to the UK.
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  2474. Not that it has anything to do with this video, but if those attempts had been organized by the Democratic Party or comparable organizations: (a) there would've only been one and (b) we wouldn't be calling it an attempt.
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  2475. Your imaginary friend, "Brandon", has nothing to do with gas prices, unless his imaginary job is head of an oil company.
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  2476. I read a cute story in Reader's Digest in which a woman babysits identical twin babies and their five year old sister. The woman asks the mother how she'll be able to tell which baby is which and the mother says not to worry, the five year old knows how to tell them apart. Later in the evening, after bathing the babies, the woman, wanting to put the right pajamas on the right baby, asks the big sister which one is which. The little girl says, "That's easy. April always wears blue."
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  2477. I know it's not the Queen's normal practice, but I think the statement would've had more impact had she appeared on TV to say it.
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  2478. In other words, Sacoolas got away with killing that kid. 😠
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  2479. I don't have anything against the idea personally, but the reason why it's Remembrance Day is because the day is the anniversary of the official end of World War I.
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  2480. I hope Jana decided to keep the curly hairstyle. It's more flattering on her.
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  2481. And how much money is this school board going to waste, again, changing the names back to where they were in the first place?
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  2482. Clicking on these videos won't help them go away.
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  2483. It hasn't even been a year since this one was revealed and I doubt the BBC is going to want to shell out the money for a new one just because a new Doctor is taking the helm.
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  2484.  @theboss-wy4cn  How can you claim to want a "respectful debate" when you use the ugly r-word?
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  2485. Must be to you since you chose to click and comment on this video instead of searching for a video about a politician who became irrelevant in November of 2016.
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  2486. But even if the pamphlets stated what type of bombs that would be used, I don't think that would've helped the general Japanese public prepare since nobody knew what atomic bombs were or the type of damage they could do to a human body.
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  2487. Landslide? Not hardly. Take a look at the 1984 Presidential election where Reagan's 525 Electoral College votes swamped Mondale's 13. Tr--p's 312 Electoral College votes versus Harris' 226 was squeaking by in comparison.
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  2488. Princess Eugenie is the younger daughter of Prince Andrew (the Queen's third child) and Sarah, Duchess of York.
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  2489. 9:00 -- Forrest Gump may not be the brightest bulb in the lamp store, but I'd rather see a planet populated by kind and honest people like him than a bunch of Tucker Carlsons.
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  2490. Then why are you watching CNN?
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  2491.  @ivanp4874  More like come to be laughed at for your cluelessness. All you accomplish by watching these videos is to add viewer numbers to the channel, which in turn encourages CNN to continue the very behavior you're criticizing. 😆
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  2492.  @ivanp4874  Your click counts as a view, so thanks for doing your bit to keep this YouTube channel active. 👍🏻
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  2493. To be honest, if that recording exists, it really doesn't have much value anymore. When you consider that everything that Trump's done so far hasn't mobilized people to call for his resignation, I doubt watching him watching two women urinate on a hotel bed is going to be a deal breaker.
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  2494. And Tex Avery!
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  2495. The only way this will affect the election is if Trump dies. Otherwise, most people have already made up their minds by this point as to which presidential candidate they're voting for.
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  2496. Where did it say in the video that Trump was specifically responsible?
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  2497. I'll agree with you that she had poor judgment, but that doesn't negate the fact that she was in that situation due to an illegal act by that officer.
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  2498. I was taught the same thing about always keeping the passport on you.
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  2499. What was incorrect in this video?
    1
  2500. Yet, here you are enabling it by clicking on its videos. 🙄
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  2501. The irony is so strong in this post.
    1
  2502. They were all there. Maybe you missed Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie because they weren't wearing hideous hats like they did at William's wedding. 😀
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  2503. I thought Debbie was referring to the Duchess of York (née Sarah Ferguson).
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  2504. Then your preferred media companies.
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  2505. @Melissa Benson: The only requirements to be US President is that the office holder must be a natural born citizen (which isn't dependent upon the citizenship status of one's parents), at least 35 years old, and have resided in this country for at least 14 years. Even though I'm not planning on voting for Harris, I can't say that she doesn't meet those qualifications.
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  2506. Well CNN thinks you do since you took the time to click and comment on the video.
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  2507.  Lynne Hunter  Isn't it, though? You'd think that people like Greg would understand that all they're doing is encouraging the media to cover the Sussexes even more.
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  2508. Using that immature and stale phrase is pathetic, I agree.
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  2509. ​ @ccutehoney  I do remember seeing off brand dolls that were White and brunette, but I don't remember any White brunette Barbies during the 70s.
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  2510. Let's say I claimed that snowflakes were purple. It's on me to prove they are, not on you to prove they're not, because I'm the one making the claim. Same thing with the claim that voting and/or election fraud occurred. It's on the accusers to prove it, not the accused to prove otherwise.
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  2511. The simple answer to the question is because enough people are willing to pay the prices charged. If the public put their collective foot down and said, "No more," then the fast food companies would be forced to cut prices.
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  2512. I said from the beginning that the Borg were simply Cybermen with a better budget. 😀
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  2513. Never would've guessed that nose wasn't real.
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  2514. Your actions don't match your words.
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  2515. Your actions don't match your words.
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  2516. Then how was it a yokel from North Carolina was able to enter the restaurant where the alleged children were allegedly held and fire off his rifle without being killed by the armed security that should've been there to (a) keep the alleged captives from escaping and (b) protect the alleged perpetrators?
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  2517. I think there still would be for areas like the one featured in this video.
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  2518. Nah, they're going to be bigger on the inside than on the outside. 😁
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  2519. When did Trump say he meant to say you needed ID to buy groceries with a credit card? Unless I hear him clarify himself, I have to base my reaction on what he actually said, not what others wished he had said.
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  2520.  @vanessarheadart9708  Again, my original comment is based on what Trump actually said and not what others believed he meant. He didn't say that he meant an ID was needed for buying groceries with a credit card or buying age restricted products. He said that you needed an ID for buying groceries, period, which is not true.
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  2521. Since when is a media outlet required by law to provide a platform for speech?
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  2522. If I'm remembering correctly, the Queen and Duke were third cousins, which is usually considered far enough apart to not be classified as inbreeding.
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  2523. If there's a YouTube channel I don't want to watch, I just don't watch it. I certainly don't go out of my way to click on it and make comments. All that accomplishes is to encourage the channel provider to keep on posting videos.
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  2524. CNBC, please tone down the "background" music.
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  2525. #5 -- Trying to make up for your atrocious rendition of the National Anthem, Christina?
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  2526. I was thinking the same thing. Roasting, even though done in good fun and with the consent of the person being roasted, is usually much more brutal than just ribbing each other.
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  2527. If someone doesn't want to be called racist, sexist, etc..., then maybe his / her words and actions shouldn't give that impression to others.
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  2528. Concession by a losing candidate is tradition and good manners, it's not a legal requirement. The only thing required of Trump is to be packed and ready to walk out the White House door by noon on January 20, 2021.
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  2529. I thought Sweden had dropped that case?
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  2530. No, just for the Northern Ireland Assembly.
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  2531. It's tradition that a President's predecessor and any surviving former Presidents attend the inauguration. Because Trump didn't win, he decided to have a temper tantrum and not attend.
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  2532.  @odyseeisbetterthanyoutube9132  I hate to burst your bubble of alternate reality, but three of the surviving five former Presidents did attend. And even if they didn't, so what? It's not required that they be there for Biden to be sworn in.
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  2533.  @odyseeisbetterthanyoutube9132  What I did was point out incorrect statements by the original poster and by you.
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  2534.  @odyseeisbetterthanyoutube9132  How else was I supposed to take it? I was commenting on why Trump didn't attend despite it being tradition for former presidents to do so. You then claimed none of the former presidents attended, which was not correct.
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  2535.  @odyseeisbetterthanyoutube9132  Just because someone doesn't like Trump doesn't automatically mean that person is a Biden supporter.
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  2536. So how should services that your government provides (or is supposed to provide) be paid for?
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  2537.  @simpslayer7839  If you look at my comment again, you'll notice I did acknowledge that governments don't always deliver on the services they're supposed to provide to their citizens. However, a debate on what governments are or aren't doing wasn't really what I was aiming for. What I sincerely was curious about was what you think should replace taxes as far as government income is concerned.
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  2538.  @bluntcabbage6042  Did I not explain myself clearly enough? All I was asking the original poster was what he/she believed should replace taxes if she/he believes that "tax is theft and is legal slavery" (from first post in this thread)? I am not debating whether or not governments are using our taxes wisely or whether they have the right to levy them at all.
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  2539. You still would be able to choose to purchase alcohol. However, anything you buy would come with a warning label, which you would be free to ignore.
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  2540. It's a beautiful piece.
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  2541. Should've asked Kevin Vickers to sort out this mess. 🙃
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  2542. That was how I interpreted it. I don't know the Canadian rules and/or laws governing inquiries like this one, but if possible, those officers should be forced to appear under penalty of contempt (or whatever Canada calls it when a person disobeys a court or government summons). If the families of the victims can manage to show up in person, so can the officers.
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  2543. In the case of ASL, that's because Thomas Gallaudet, who opened the first school for the Deaf in the US, learned educational methods and sign language from Laurent Clerc, a French Deaf teacher. Gallaudet did approach British educators of the deaf first, but for some reason I can't remember, they didn't want to share with him, so he went to France instead.
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  2544. I think you mean the British government, not the Crown. The Queen can't tell Scotland it can stay or go.
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  2545. If this does turn out to be deliberate, then one group of people knows exactly how the fire started (the perpetrators) and one group will discover how it started (the investigators).
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  2546. I've heard that Playboy's news articles are generally well respected by the journalistic community, but since its primary reason for existing is not news gathering, how do its correspondents get a hard pass?
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  2547. +Dee Cee Fair enough. 🙂
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  2548. Considering that this wasn't a scheduled stop, why would you expect crowds?
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  2549.  @thomaslind7610  I wasn't referring to the city, but the ice cream shop.
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  2550. I don't get too bent out of shape over it because context is the key. If I'm talking with fellow Whovians and mention "the Doctor", everyone knows who (no pun intended **LOL**) I'm talking about. If I mention to a friend who isn't as familiar with the program that a new Doctor has been chosen, he/she would think that I switched real life medical providers. To those people, I would say a new Doctor Who has been chosen.
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  2551. That would make sense. No one else besides maybe Captain Marvel would be in a position to come across the ship. And if I'm remembering correctly what I read about the mid credits scene of Captain Marvel, it appears as if she went straight to Earth, so it's probably not her who rescues Tony and Nebula.
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  2552. No problem. 🙂 His role in that episode is just so iconic, it's easy to forget that he appeared in two other episodes.
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  2553. +beaconinthedark I still have a miniature one, somewhere in storage.
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  2554. I call anyone, regardless of what country they call home, a terrorist if he (and sometimes she) goes around killing as many innocent people as possible in the misguided belief that those murders will somehow achieve a political aim.
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  2555.  @NeverLetLoveGo  Whose christenings have you actually seen, meaning actual ceremonies as opposed to the comings and goings from them?
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  2556. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  2557. Considering that you took the time and energy to not only click on this video, but also leave a comment, I'd say that you do. 🤣
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  2558.  @robynhawkins48  Really? When I'm bored, I try to find something to do that I actually like. So as I pointed out in my original comment, this video and/or its topic must be something you like, especially since you added another view to it.
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  2559. Chauvin may be eligible to be separated from the general population.
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  2560. Confident people don't need to write novel length comments.
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  2561. Okay, so totally off topic, but does anyone else think this Maria Butina looks like Louise Brealey?
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  2562. But you are supporting CNN by clicking on its videos.
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  2563. Was a Brexit referendum even being seriously talked about in 2014? The referendum itself didn't take place until 2016.
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  2564.  @arfermo853  I'm not arguing for or against a new referendum. I'm just curious if there was serious talk about the possibility of Brexit in 2014 and if that influenced how Scottish people voted on the independence referendum of that year.
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  2565.  @arfermo853  Sounds exactly like what happened here in Florida back in 2018. We had a vote on whether or not ex-felons should automatically receive their voting rights back once they've completed their sentences. It passed, but our less-than-esteemed governor and legislature decided to be really nitpicky on what "completing the sentence" meant. Most voters understood it to be prison and parole time and nothing more, but the powers that be decided to have it include any monies owed by the ex-felon which, for many of them, is simply impossible.
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  2566. The temptation to point out the logical conclusion of that statement is so strong.
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  2567. You tell us, you're the one who clicked on it.
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  2568. @John Matrixx: All that counts are the clicks, which you help contribute.
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  2569.  @christopherwalkinalloverya5824  What I find puzzling is that it's mostly Trump supporters who bring her up every chance they get. News flash: She lost two years ago, come join the rest of us in 2018.
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  2570.  @christopherwalkinalloverya5824  Liberal? Me? 🤣 Thanks, that's the best laugh I've had so far today. Hon, I'm as far from liberal as the Sun is from Pluto. And not that it's really any of your business, but I didn't vote for either Trump or Clinton. I think it's the Trump supporters who are delusional because they're the ones who keep talking about her. Like I said in my previous post, she lost two years ago. She's in the past, keep her there.
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  2571. Based off the callous comment you posted, I'd say you were a supporter of that party.
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  2572. You know that's baloney sauce. Don't stoop to the level of a Trump supporter.
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  2573. Are you seriously claiming that the Democrats won't be the majority in the House when Congress starts its new session in January? Where did you get that information?
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  2574. Not that I have any disagreement with what Keilar is presenting, but she could present it in a more professional manner.
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  2575. That doesn't give anyone the right to kill over 3000 innocent civilians.
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  2576. Are there still nuns who wear habits?
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  2577. The irony is strong with this one.
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  2578. And don't use that phone for anything else.
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  2579.  Dave Prosser  To keep the information on your personal phone out of the hands of the app and/or your employer and to keep your personal phone safer in case that app gets hacked.
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  2580. The US wasn't responsible for directly shooting down the plane, true. However, the point McCain was trying to make is that the US irresponsibly set a chain of events in motion that led to the downing of the plane.
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  2581.  @echo116  I think you missed the point. Yes, Iran is directly responsible for the shooting down of the plane. However, would that plane have ever been in danger if it wasn't for the actions of the US?
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  2582.  @echo116  Obviously you aren't understanding my posts and, right now, I can't simplify it any further.
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  2583. Maybe the family celebrates both?
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  2584.  @anitapodsudek8041  Despite your narrow minded view of the world, there are families in which one parent is Christian (nominally, at least) and the other Jewish (again, at least nominally) and they celebrate both sets of holidays.
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  2585. The federal government is responsible for at least part of the replacement costs because a federal highway crossed the bridge.
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  2586.  @j.michaellopez9880  It was 1936, actually. Considering Edward's purported Nazi sympathies, it's a good thing that he abdicated well before World War II started (1939).
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  2587. Because there's no law that states a business can't discriminate against you because of who your employer is.
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  2588. And I'm sure you've submitted your evidence to the appropriate authorities.
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  2589. I can't put my finger on why, but I don't trust Musk. I have a suspicion that those who think he's some sort of social media savior would end up extremely disappointed if he were to buy and control Twitter.
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  2590. Don't give me that baloney sauce that it's the Democrat's fault that Trump's agenda regarding immigration (legal and otherwise). Republicans have been in charge of the House and Senate from day one of Trump's presidency.
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  2591. The only one I can't see that theory applying to is Doctor Strange. Yes, another sorcerer could come forward to take up his position at the Sanctum Sanctorum, but that person wouldn't be called "Doctor Strange" since "Doctor Strange" isn't (as Peter phrased it) a "made up name".
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  2592. +Jason Gelband What my mind zeroed in on in the original post was that there had been or could be multiple people using the same superhero title (e.g., Peter Parker & Miles Morales were both Spider Man). However, if Doctor Strange never comes back, there could be a new sorcerer character fulfilling the same role, but he/she couldn't actually call his/herself "Doctor Strange" (unless that person happens to be a relative of Strange's and a doctor in his/her own right).
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  2593. Fine, then let everyone who currently lives in the Caribbean move to the continent of their ancestors since hardly anyone there is indigenous.
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  2594. Harris' father isn't African-American, he immigrated here from Jamaica.
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  2595.  @drakesessions3544  I still wouldn't cover what my competition says or does (again, unless it's part of a bigger story like the bombs left at CNN back in 2018) because the last thing I want to do is give my competition free advertising.
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  2596. I don't know. Many of Trump's supporters are so far gone, they'd probably think it's was their patriotic duty to lose their job, pay more for basic needs, and/or pay more in taxes.
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  2597. Harris wasn't my choice for the first non-White and/or female VP, but I greatly appreciate the historical significance of her election.
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  2598. The music comes from the drinking song, but thte words were written by Francis Scott Key.
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  2599. Maybe WatchMojo didn't want to include a movie that needed a spoiler warning since it's only been a little over a week since the release of Infinity War. Otherwise, I'd agree that he should've been on a list like this.
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  2600. In and of itself, there's nothing wrong with wanting to end suffering due to a lack of resources. So, as far as meeting the criteria for this video, I think Thanos qualifies. You apparently don't think so, so we'll just have to agree to disagree.
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  2601. All this video is looking at is the motivation of the villain, not how he/she plans on obtaining that goal.
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  2602. Neither one of us is saying anything different, so this is going to be my last post on this topic. I think Thanos had a justifiable motivation, even if, obviously, his methods to achieve his goal weren't justifiable by any definition. And I also believe that he could've been on the list, but I think this video was already in the pipeline when Infinity War was released.
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  2603. If Meghan is a con artist, she must be a really good one since she conned you into talking about her when the video doesn't even breathe her name.
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  2604. +Richie Holland Wouldn't that be less of an issue for her since she's gaining residency through marriage?
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  2605. Why would anyone else care about your imaginary friend, "Brandon"?
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  2606. The Queen is 95 years old, Biden is 78. The US Constitution doesn't set an upper age limit on any federal political office.
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  2607.  @yesterdayyousaidtomorrow4034  Okay, but the US Constitution still doesn't set an upper age limit for federal office.
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  2608.  @yesterdayyousaidtomorrow4034  Really all depends on the person.
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  2609. Trump could very well win, but unless he can replicate or surpass Reagan's slaughter of Mondale back in 1984, the victory won't be by a landslide.
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  2610. 1:52 -- She's lucky I'm not her boss. I wouldn't tolerate unprofessional language like that.
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  2611.  @johnboko7110  "She should have written it down on a book" Well, not everyone is perfect like you. 😒
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  2612.  @niccolomachiavelli8763  Even if Prince Philip wasn't the Queen's husband, just the fact that he's a World War II vet would merit more than "just any funeral". However, viruses don't give a flip whether the deceased is the "third most important guy in Britain" or a window washer, so the UK government set rules for how many people can attend funerals and, as far as I know, the Royal Family is planning on adhering to it.
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  2613. Unless Trump can beat Reagan's 525 - 13 Electoral College vote win over Mondale in 1984, Trump won't win by a landslide (should he win).
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  2614.  @MrMaharlika1016  I never said it was a competition between Reagan and Trump. If Trump wins in 2020, it won't matter whether it's by 1 or 538 electoral votes. My point is that, in my opinion, the hypothetical win shouldn't be described as a "landslide" if the margin isn't as large as Reagan's 1984 win.
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  2615. Eusunt Dac  Can the UK say, "Oops, sorry, we've changed our minds," this late?
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  2616. Not that I expected the news announcer to be doing somersaults over this, but she could've sounded a little more cheerful.
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  2617. That actually makes a stronger case as to why Trump shouldn't continue to be in office. Normal people his age don't behave in such a childish manner.
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  2618. Well, I will have to concede that if it wasn't for all the news media treating his campaign seriously instead of the joke that it should've been viewed as, he wouldn't be President now. As far as the media focusing on Trump now, I see it in the same light as keeping an eye on a two year old who has a tendency to walk out of the house and into a busy street the second your back is turned.
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  2619. What Trump and his ilk don't seem to realize is that if Facebook, Twitter, etc..., are held to account for what's posted on their sites, they're going to limit their liability by purging controversial accounts. And guess who has some of the more controversial accounts on those sites?
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  2620. This tragedy occurred in Florida, not Maryland.
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  2621. This is nothing new. During the primaries, all the candidates claim their same party opponents are going to bring fire and brimstone upon the country if elected, then when a nominee is clear, those who weren't picked turn 180° and hail the nominee as the second coming of Christ.
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  2622. I think it's hilarious that you just insulted yourself.
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  2623.  @newport1141  You know what "stupid" really is? It's knowing that you don't like something (a TV show, a certain food, etc...), yet continuing to partake while whining how much you don't like it.
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  2624.  @newport1141  Depends on what you're reading. If a 50 year old can't understand a book written for a five year old and she/he doesn't have a mental impairment, that can be considered stupid. On the other hand, if you're reading an academic journal in a subject area that you're not an expert in, you're probably not going to understand all of it, but it doesn't mean you're stupid, just not knowledgeable about the subject.
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  2625.  @newport1141  Looking at the state of your posts, I wouldn't be questioning other people's educational achievements if I were you.
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  2626.  @newport1141  Our educational achievements (or possibly the lack thereof) have no relevance to this conversation.
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  2627.  @newport1141  IQ only has meaning if you're trying to get into Mensa or trying to get your child into a special education program (in the US at least).
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  2628.  @newport1141  "I do feel that you should be more open to different opinions and be careful on what and how you post." Looking at your very first post in this conversation makes the above sentence seem a bit contradictory.
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  2629.  @newport1141  Nope, you didn't upset me in the least. I just like pointing out discrepancies between a post that whines about a video or channel and the fact that the commenter voluntarily clicked on it, knowing that he/she won't like what's being shown.
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  2630.  @newport1141  Wow, your grasp on reality doesn't seem too secure. If I don't exist, then why are you continually responding to my posts?
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  2631.  @newport1141  "and it makes me laugh!" You know what makes me laugh? Watching people like you continue to click on the videos of a channel you claim to dislike (which you've done about 15 times from the beginning of this conversation). I'm sure CNN appreciates your support.
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  2632.  @newport1141  Again, looking at how you write sentences, I wouldn't be calling others stupid if I was in your shoes.
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  2633.  @newport1141  "There is a reason you cant find a job and have more that 40k in college debt." And you came to this erroneous conclusion how?
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  2634.  @newport1141  "Special powers" is not an answer.
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  2635.  @newport1141  That doesn't answer the question, either.
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  2636.  @newport1141  "what do you want to hear?" One of two things: what information you used to come to the incorrect assumption that I don't have a job and am currently saddled with massive debt from college or you admitting that you just made up all of that.
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  2637.  @newport1141  Nope, it doesn't work like that. You made the claim, so it's on you to prove it if challenged.
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  2638.  @newport1141  Not for me.
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  2639.  @newport1141  I have nothing to prove. I'm not the one who made the accusation.
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  2640.  @newport1141  Regardless of the correct word, you're still not answering my question.
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  2641.  @newport1141  As I mentioned before, it's on you to prove your assumption, not on me to confirm or deny it.
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  2642.  @newport1141  Not going to happen. My personal life is none of your business unless I choose to make it so.
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  2643.  @newport1141  If you're not going to answer my question, then there's no point in continuing this particular conversation.
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  2644. Residents of DC have been able to vote in presidential elections since the 23rd Amendment to the US Constitution was ratified in 1961 (which would mean the first presidential election for DC residents was in 1964).
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  2645. @Raul Leal: For now, Dr. Ford's part in the Kavanaugh story has concluded with her testimony. And even if she still was an active part, it is possible for a news organization to cover more than one story at a time.
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  2646. Please don't speak for me.
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  2647. Where was any mention of politics in this video?
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  2648. Maybe in your version of reality, people can't possibly do something nice that doesn't benefit them monetarily, but that's not how many people are in the real world. It may not seem that way from watching the news, but they are around. Speaking of living in different realities, who do you think would become President should Biden resign or be removed from office?
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  2649. Be careful what you wish for. A government with that kind of power won't stop with banning just the people you don't like.
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  2650. +Alex da Vinci Please don't use the term "Trump Derangement Syndrome". It only makes the user sound like a Trump supporter.
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  2651. +Merchiodos I don't have a smartphone. I do have a (by today's standards) basic cell phone, however. And a landline.
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  2652. If Trump was cooperating, those papers would never have left the White House in the first place.
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  2653. Personally, I thought he was trying to cheat, but if Barker had outright accused him of doing that and the guy denied it, that could've been bad PR for the show so I suspect it was decided just to let him have the prize to avoid any problems.
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  2654. If you're going to have a racist freak out about it, just remember that any children Harry and Meghan may have are only going to be ¼ Black and don't have too much of a better chance than you or I of inheriting the throne. The latter is actually the more important consideration to remember if you're going to wail and gnash your teeth about the Royal Family's "bloodline" being tainted.
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  2655. Wouldn't surprise me, but the investigation is just starting.
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  2656. I'd rather have Canada's "boring" politics than the chaos we have here in the US.
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  2657.  @GeraudRulz  As far as I'm concerned, I don't think there's anything wrong with that idea in theory. The problem is how Trump wants to accomplish it. In the US, any changes to the Constitution have to go through an extensive procedure that involves a super-majority of US states. What Trump is proposing is bypassing that constitutionally mandated procedure and simply signing an executive order overriding the 14th Amendment.
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  2658.  @pattysmith3920  If the 14th Amendment needs to be reformed, there is a constitutional procedure for that and that procedure is not an executive order.
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  2659.  @GeraudRulz  Actually, my thoughts on birthright citizenship came before Trump. Maybe he's copying me? 😉
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  2660.  @radiatedlesbiannun4786  And what case is currently before the Supreme Court that's going to accomplish that?
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  2661. That doesn't give anyone the right to threaten retaliatory violence.
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  2662. The book, To Serve Man, turned out to be a cookbook.
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  2663. Do you really expect anyone to take you seriously with a post like that?
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  2664.  @rich-qk7dc  Ask Trump, he's the one who promised she would.
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  2665. Your actions don't match your words.
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  2666.  Shadowy Outcomes  Harris can't hold both offices at the same time, so she'd have to give up her Senate seat by January 20th (the day she's sworn in as VP) at the latest. I was just speculating that she might do so sooner because she'll probably be spending more time preparing for her new role than fulfilling her responsibilities as a Senator.
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  2667. Has London ever had an earthquake in modern times?
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  2668. Omarosa wasn't elected to any office. She was hired by Trump, but I don't remember what her job was.
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  2669. I wonder how much the Mexican boarder is paying for his/her room and board.
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  2670. I believe I read somewhere that he was going to end up there, but what his exact role will be, I don't know. I can't really imagine that a dog with his training will simply be a comfort dog, though.
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  2671.  @tommyrwestbrook5799  Kind of hard to have people arrested if you can't tell police who they are, what they look like (especially for online threats), or if they leave before the police get there.
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  2672. "Mommy, Clinton did bad things too!" is not a defense.
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  2673.  @MalleusDei275  It's still unnerving to hear a President say he'd be willing to break the law if the opportunity presented itself.
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  2674.  @MalleusDei275  Yet again, you're trying to excuse Trump by pointing out that Clinton may have done illegal things as well. If you're going to defend Trump, then do it with arguments that address what he said or did, not by using what I call "The Tattletale Defense" (so named by me because people who use it sound like kids tattling on others: "Mommy, they did bad things, too!").
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  2675.  @MalleusDei275  I'm not talking about Obama or Clinton. That's not the topic of this video.
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  2676. +Richard Herrero Making educated guesses as to how people may have voted is not how a referendum or election should be conducted.
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  2677. +Richard Herrero No argument from me about that.
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  2678. I would like to think that Biden has more important things to do.
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  2679.  @steveb365  Thanks for proving my point.
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  2680. @Jess Red Thanks for proving my point.
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  2681. If it was up to me, I'd be fining Trump's campaign and/or his lawyers for wasting the courts' time by presenting arguments that have nothing to do with the filed case.
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  2682. @Liberty Doctrine: So US military and diplomatic personnel stationed overseas are committing fraud every time they vote?
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  2683. My rule would be that if it's not your turn to speak (including if you go over your allotted time), your mic is shut off.
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  2684. +Roma X Have you ever listened to the radio programs? Bit corny by modern standards, but I still enjoy them. There's a bunch here on YouTube and run between 20-30 minutes depending on if the uploader kept in the original commercials.
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  2685. I get that you love the alleged human, but the video isn't about him.
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  2686.  @rumblebudgie2085  But apparently not old enough to understand that when you click on a video, you're only encouraging the channel to continue such coverage.
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  2687. You don't quite understand how constitutional hereditary monarchy works, do you?
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  2688. Santa's not real? 😲
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  2689. Which has what to do with this video?
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  2690. Be careful what you wish for. A government that has no hesitation to ban sites you don't like will eventually end up banning something you do like. Or, as a wise man once said, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya."
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  2691. #6 -- Although it may not have been part of the script, I don't think Punk's reaction was out of character.
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  2692. +DED DOA I'm surprised that people can't seem to grasp the concept of when they click on a video, it tells the video publisher that there's interest in the topic, and it encourages more of the same. Then they wonder why there's so many videos about that topic.
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  2693. +DED DOA Okay, I can understand the argument about the license fee. As far as autoplay is concerned, however, that can be turned off.
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  2694. Not current news, true, but it is a record of an historic event.
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  2695. There's no legal requirement for Trump to admit that he lost the election. As long as he's packed and ready to walk out the door of the White House by noon on January 20, 2021, he can whine and cry about the results for the rest of his life.
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  2696.  @epatricialofton9094  The First Amendment doesn't require that private companies provide us with platforms to express ourselves.
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  2697.  @epatricialofton9094  Businesses that are open to the public do have the right to expect their customers to adhere to basic rules of conduct. And if some customers refuse to do so, the businesses have the right to remove the unruly customers from their properties. That's essentially what happened to Taylor Greene.
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  2698.  @epatricialofton9094  You're right, you don't understand.
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  2699. ​ @Kevin-s7s Despite being the daughter of a US Navy sailor who served in Vietnam, I don't really have an issue with anyone who did whatever he could, legally, to avoid the draft. Just don't lie to me about it.
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  2700. Unless you have a financial stake in CNN or the people that work there, why do you even know or care how many people are watching it (clicking on its YouTube videos does count)?
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  2701. That's two more sentences than I know. My answer to every question would be "Je m'appelle [my RL name]" (My name is [my RL name]). 😁
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  2702.  Xarhtna  Mine have been Donna, Bill, and Graham.
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  2703. @JogBird: Trump's not up for re-election this year.
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  2704. The problem with making Juneteenth or any other holiday a federal one these days is that the focus usually shifts away from the meaning of the holiday and towards being simply a day off work.
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  2705. Kristen berer  Manafort didn't work for Obama.
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  2706. Kristen berer  And what does that have to do with the Obama administration since Manafort didn't work for him?
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  2707. +Dutchman in paradise Doesn't mean I think it's right.
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  2708. Not that Rudolph and Charlie Brown aren't iconic Christmas viewing, but they aren't "movies". They're TV specials.
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  2709.  @edward9862  "Look it up." = "I'm peddling nonsense."
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  2710. @Eusunt Dac: He was under the patronage of the Spanish monarchy, though.
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  2711. Which has what to do with raccoons and doughnuts?
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  2712. +Antonius Raja I can't dispute that, but that shouldn't excuse the excessive force the Guardia Civil used against peaceful protesters.
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  2713. +Alexandre Wozikowski And how exactly would forcing people of European descent from North America to Europe work? If the vast majority of those people had a choice, they'd want to go to the UK or Ireland simply because those countries use English. Both countries together couldn't handle hundreds of millions of immigrants. And if they didn't have a choice, how do you determine where they would go? Ancestry? That's not going to work out too well since we're so mixed, most of us probably don't even know what our ancestry exactly is.
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  2714. +ThePp12345678 The last I heard was that Catalonia, if it gains independence, wants to be part of the EU.
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  2715. +Sir Francis T. Woolridge "Every" law enforcement? It just seems to me, from what I had seen live from Sky News and France 24 (both streams legally available here on YouTube 👍) the morning of the referendum, that the response of the Guardia Civil was out of proportion to the actual actions of the Catalan people and government. Although the referendum was illegal, it was civil wrongdoing as opposed to criminal, and should've been addressed as such.
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  2716. +Sir Francis T. Woolridge Plus, I believe that all the current EU members have to approve a new nation's application anyway, right? I think I read somewhere this week that Spain had already stated it wouldn't approve a Catalan application even if the EU considered it.
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  2717.  @pampage7162  Or gators.
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  2718. I didn't see any protesters in this video.
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  2719. Not that I'm disputing what the man said, but his observations and the official statistics aren't necessarily going to match.
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  2720. I can understand being frustrated at having to fix someone else's mistakes, but since there's nothing Trump can do about whatever he believes Obama did or didn't do, he should put on his big boy undies and get on with it.
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  2721. The two have to go hand in hand.
    1
  2722. I do have a cell phone, but not a smartphone. A co-worker of mine asked me why and I asked him why do I need one? He mentioned some of the bells and whistles smartphones have and I agreed that those would be cool, but why do I need a smartphone since all I need is something that makes and receives calls. He never could answer that question.
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  2723. Did they ever perform those impressions in front of the person they were impersonating?
    1
  2724. The irony is strong with this one.
    1
  2725. That's what always puzzled me about Ireland joining the EU. It spent centuries trying to kick the English out so it could run its own affairs, then turns around and voluntarily joins an organization that tells it how to run its own affairs.
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  2726. I guess that guy really hated Jason because those were phone calls that you had to pay for on your next phone bill and, if my memory hasn't totally collapsed, those 900 numbers usually were pricey.
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  2727.  @amigojones5962  Just because I refuse to worship Trump doesn't mean I lean left politically.
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  2728.  J LS  I hope you didn't give yourself a black eye after your knee jerked so hard from assuming my political views. I was born in Florida, have family here, partially raised here, and spent the last 35 years here. I love Florida. It's the people that are running it I have problems with. The "large majority" love DeSantis? Thanks for the best laugh I had all day. You do remember that he barely won against Gillum back in 2018 by approximately 33,000 votes?
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  2729. Businesses didn't hold guns to our heads forcing us to buy Chinese made products.
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  2730.  @NoLeadsEnt  My point was that people shouldn't be judged for what their ancestors may have done. Would it be fair to you for me to hate you solely because an ancestor of yours may have committed atrocities?
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  2731. It's not like this couple knew nine months ago that there was going to be a pandemic when their baby was due.
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  2732.  @lesviesblanchescomptent  Believe me, I can be very critical about how people communicate in English. However, my intention here was to be informative, not confrontative.
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  2733. It amuses me when people say we shouldn't trust what Group A says and to heed what Group B says instead without giving any evidence as to why Group B is any more trustworthy than Group A.
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  2734. Well, it definitely meant something the Guardians considered "bad words". Your interpretation is just as plausible as anyone else's. 🙂
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  2735. 1:15 -- And there you have it folks, the perfect example of irony. 🤨
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  2736. Not just yesterday. This has been in his system for about two weeks.
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  2737. Because the US isn't an authoritarian state, as much as certain groups like to whine and moan otherwise.
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  2738. "Mommy, she / he did bad things, too!" is really getting old and boring as an excuse. 🙄
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  2739. If that comment is aimed at Stewart, it seems like he's doing more by not being a politician.
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  2740. Because they're closeted CNN lovers. 😁
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  2741.  @jpvalley3839  You're not under any legal obligation to click on every video that YouTube recommends to you.
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  2742.  @jayk8756  Then "almost everyone" would be staying away from CNN's videos. Doesn't make any sense to be clicking on the videos of a channel you supposedly "hate". The only thing that's being accomplished is encouraging the channel to stay active.
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  2743.  @jpvalley3839  That's the impression I received from your original comment.
    1
  2744. Why bother recognizing "West" Jerusalem as the capital if there are no concrete plans to move the embassy?
    1
  2745.  @susanmansell5081  It's been approximately 21 years since the alleged rape, the statute of limitations has probably run out by now.
    1
  2746. These so called singers who try to sing the anthem before major sporting events would do well to watch her and see how it's supposed to be done.
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  2747. I wouldn't mind seeing Remote Control, Card Sharks, and Win Ben Stein's Money come back. Weakest Link was an okay show, but I only watched it when they had celebrity contestants.
    1
  2748.  @jimgritty7064  Makes sense.
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  2749. Which has what to do with this video about a US military base in South Korea?
    1
  2750. I'm going to take a wild guess and say that the Danish PM's native language isn't English and she probably wanted to be sure that she said what she wanted to say clearly and accurately.
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  2751. Did you see that map of the 1984 election that Jon showed? Tr--p's results weren't anywhere close to that, so I don't see how anyone can claim he got a "HUGE TSUNAMI TIDAL WAVE of a victory".
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  2752. I don't know the ins and outs of Georgia law, but the general principle of "felony murder" is that if you commit a felony and someone dies, you're held responsible whether or not you actually killed that person.
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  2753. How do you know that?
    1
  2754.  @barkmaker  If I'm not going to be voting in person, I ask my Supervisor of Elections office for a ballot, it's sent to me, I fill it out, then send it back in. The procedure is the same whether I choose not to vote in person or won't be in my county on Election Day.
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  2755. Tr - - p would never have picked Rubio anyway since they're both from Florida and the electors from that state wouldn't have been able to vote for both of them.
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  2756. Because CNN knows the number of registered voters in the remaining areas to be counted and figured that even if every one of them voted to recall Newsom, it still wouldn't put the "Yes" vote at the 50%+1 vote needed for Newsom to lose.
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  2757. @NPC #8264419 : Thank you for helping to keep this channel on YouTube for those of us who don't have cable / satellite TV.
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  2758. In 1984, Reagan slaughtered Mondale in the Electoral College with 525 electoral votes to Mondale's 13. That is a landslide. Regardless of who wins this election, the result isn't going to be anywhere close to that.
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  2759. Why? Because their interpretation of the case wasn't in lockstep with Trump's wishes?
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  2760. Don't blame WatchMojo, blame Fodor's. That's where WatchMojo got the list.
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  2761. Although I probably won't be voting for Kennedy, I agree that people need to break free from the idea that there are only two choices for President.
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  2762. This video had nothing to do with who currently occupies the White House.
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  2763. Your actions don't match your words.
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  2764. So that live hearing didn't happen? Okay. 🤨
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  2765. @mboiko: At the time this video was uploaded, I don't think Ms. Kim's race had been called. That'd be my guess as to why she wasn't included. Now as to your assertion that the BBC was ignoring Republican women, take another peek at the 0:56 mark. That Republican woman is Marsha Blackburn, the first woman to be elected US Senator from Tennessee.
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  2766. This is France 24, a French news network.
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  2767. Why couldn't both scenarios happen?
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  2768. That doesn't sound appetizing to me, but I'm sure there's at least one person who would consider that the best food on Earth.
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  2769. Most of the people of Greenland are Inuit.
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  2770. Which has what to do with whether or not Melania finds him attractive?
    1
  2771. It's been approximately 21 years since this alleged rape occurred. The statute of limitations has probably run out by now.
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  2772.  @angussstudio6139  In theory, I agree. However, the longer it takes for the crime to be reported, the less likely it'll be that law enforcement and prosecutors will be able to gather solid evidence to convict the suspect.
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  2773. Ask whoever should have charged and arrested him.
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  2774. I didn't vote for DeSantis.
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  2775. If everyone who makes nasty comments about Meghan online just simply ignored her instead, the media would stop the coverage.
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  2776. In my opinion, number three was more "Conan vs. NBC" rather than "Conan vs. Jay".
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  2777. VOA is hardly a "mainstream" outlet.
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  2778. @Da, Taper: The Democrats of the Civil War era were the more conservative party and the Republicans the more liberal. Neither party of that era would recognize their modern counterparts.
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  2779. The insurance policy was taken out by a university, not the federal government.
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  2780. The Electoral College can't be done away with by a stroke of a hypothetical President Biden's pen. It needs a Constitutional amendment, which requires that 38 state legislatures agree to it. I don't envision that happening anytime soon.
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  2781. Apparently she came to her senses.
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  2782. Everyone is capable of cheating.
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  2783. I'm disappointed that an educated person like Amanpour would use the parrot phrase, "nothing burger".
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  2784. From what I understand, they're fine.
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  2785.  @hcwcars1  Regardless of whether one thinks she's a criminal or a humanitarian, it puzzles me why she was determined to reach Italy when there were other ports she could've sailed to which would've allowed the ship to dock.
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  2786.  @Irishtradchannel  That doesn't give anyone the right to threaten her life.
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  2787. Oh, you better believe he was one (at least to me **LOL**). As I pointed out on another forum, the Fifth Doctor was the only one I had less than pure thoughts about until the Tenth Doctor came along. Ironic, isn't it, that the two Doctors I found the sexiest are now related? : )
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  2788. So let's just repeal all laws since there will always be some people who "ignore" them.
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  2789. And start a war with the other 20+ members of NATO?
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  2790. I don't think his goal is to control speech as much as how that speech is conducted. For example, I could simply say that I disagree with you about a politician or political issue and that should be acceptable under the ordinance. However, if I disagree with you by using words denigrating you for your (perceived) lack of intelligence, your race, gender, (perceived) sexual orientation, etc..., that would probably be illegal. However, I'm not saying that I agree with the ordinance because, in cases like this, there's always the question of what is considered "offensive" or "nasty" behavior and who makes that determination that could tip it into censorship territory. I just don't think this mayor has the conscious intention, at this point, to censor speech.
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  2791. When people stop paying attention to them.
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  2792. @midnighfairy: However, by the time Trump posted his tweet, the forecast had drastically changed and Alabama was no longer in the cone of concern. If you really want people to "stop going against Trump", then perhaps you should ask him to grow up and act like a responsible adult who's willing to admit when he's wrong.
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  2793. It launched in 1980, which would mean it's celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
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  2794. The next US Presidential election isn't until 2024.
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  2795. The next US Presidential election isn't until 2024.
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  2796. I think it was pretty obvious that he didn't know the answer. Why try to spoil something so sweet?
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  2797.  @austineggiman294  You know what happens to people who say that. 😏
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  2798. It was cancelled at the end of its 10th season in 2012, the first one of the CSI franchise to end.
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  2799. It's only racist if you think Sam Wilson shouldn't be Captain America only because he's Black. I've only seen three MCU movies (Doctor Strange, Infinity War, and Endgame), so I may not have all the facts to support my opinion, but isn't Bucky still dealing with his PTSD or whatever from being the Winter Soldier? Perhaps that's why Steve decided to pass on the shield to Sam because he knows that Bucky wasn't ready.
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  2800. I'm no lawyer, but I can't see how this lawsuit is going to be successful. Way too many defendants (not to mention some that the DNC would never be able to collect from, should it win) and offenses. It reminds me of that old saying about throwing spaghetti against a wall and seeing what will stick.
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  2801. Which has nothing to do with how Governor DeSantis of Florida got blindsided by Disney, but thanks for playing.
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  2802. I wouldn't swear to this, but I'm thinking it might be because the Americans that served in the Korean War were there as part of an UN mandate.
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  2803. I didn't see anything in this video that claimed any of the artists featured were using other people's creations.
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  2804. Haley works in New York City, not at the White House.
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  2805. It's just the impression I got from the article that the writer is someone who is exposed to Trump on a more frequent basis than someone like Haley would be.
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  2806. Some food for thought: If social media companies were held legally responsible for what others posted on their sites, they'll shut down risky accounts. And guess who's account is one of the more controversial accounts out there?
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  2807. Then why are you aiding and abetting this "enemy" by clicking on its videos?
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  2808.  @planetearth1705  "I don’t know who runs them [VOA?], don’t care." Perhaps you should look into it before posting comments about how the outlet operates. From VOA's website: "VOA is part of the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM), the government agency that oversees all non-military, U.S. international broadcasting. It is funded by the U.S. Congress." https://www.insidevoa.com/p/5831.html
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  2809.  @planetearth1705  I never said you needed my permission to post anything. I was giving advice on how to post comments that don't sound like made up nonsense.
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  2810.  @planetearth1705  I don't claim to have any authority, just maturity and a willingness to try and educate others.
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  2811.  @capnamyris  At least your audience was more awake than mine. I swear I've never been to a movie showing in which the audience didn't react to anything that was happening on screen until this showing of Infinity War.
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  2812.  @silencemeviolateme6076  That was how I interpreted the wording of the first article I read about what Disney did.
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  2813. No, not really. I would guess that the production team wanted to start fresh, so to speak, and present the Doctor as an established character, not one trying to cope with a regeneration. And considering that they wanted to attract viewers who probably hadn't seen much, if any of the old series, a regeneration scene from the beginning may have been confusing.
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  2814. No, because I didn't vote for him in the first place.
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  2815. 0:56 -- Trump didn't lose, nor did Clinton win, the nationwide popular vote in 2016 because it is not the criteria by which a President is elected in this country.
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  2816. Considering that the PGA has pretty much been the only pro golf organization in the US ever since I can remember (and possible longer than that), I don't get why some senators are just now expressing concern about possible anti-trust issues. And, in regards to the issue of the Saudi government being a major investor in the merged company, I get how that would be of concern in principle, but is investigating the merger really the best use of Congress' time? It's not as if the PGA produces anything vital for the American public (e.g., food, electricity, gas, medical services) or holds any top secret government contracts.
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  2817.  Joe Xavier  By giving the suspect any publicity beyond stating what he did or is accused of doing and if he's in custody or not just encourages more incidents like this.
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  2818. I can't see suing the Secret Service since all it was doing was following the orders of the White House.
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  2819. What right does the public have to that?
    1
  2820. I prefer to have a civilized discussion with people who can express themselves like mature adults.
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  2821. The reason we have secret ballots is to keep voters safe from intimidation to vote for the "right" candidate and/or safe from retaliation for voting for the "wrong" one.
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  2822. @CLUB BRENDAN What's wrong with the one the Sussexes have now?
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  2823.  @LE-zy2od  I've seen just about every major royal baby since William was born and I think Archie (no "HRH Prince" in front of his name) has to be the most adorable.
    1
  2824.  @LE-zy2od  It doesn't matter what I like or don't like, the baby is not a prince.
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  2825.  @LE-zy2od  Cite the official source that claims he's a prince.
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  2826. @Dean River: What was incorrect in this video?
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  2827. Just curious, who do you think would've won the 1992 Presidential election if we had used ranked choice then?
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  2828. The "background" music is overpowering the people speaking.
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  2829. Go to https://www.youtube.com/user/CNN/videos and you'll find plenty of other videos that may be more to your liking.
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  2830. In June, I believe.
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  2831. " 'News' has just become entertainment to get the most views, the most clicks, ..." Including yours, apparently.
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  2832. +Michal K So the certification we saw was false? What happened to the real certification board?
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  2833. +Silent Gam3r 66 Then what happened to the real certification board?
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  2834. That wasn't a decision made at the corporate level, but by the franchise that owns that specific location.
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  2835. Well, apparently, the police agree with you as they have decided not to pursue an investigation.
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  2836. So news outlets shouldn't report the news?
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  2837.  @james-jg8iu  Disney owns ABC, not CBS (for now, at least 😁).
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  2838. +Angela White Just like you're embarrassing every teacher you had who tried to teach you how to spell and write proper sentences?
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  2839. That's not quite how justices are appointed to the US Supreme Court. The President nominates someone, then the Senate votes to approve or not approve that nomination. The House of Representatives has nothing to do with it.
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  2840. I don't know which is funnier: imagining media personalities and Democrats cooing like pigeons or that you still misspelled "coup" even though it's in the very title of this video.
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  2841. Which only other communists would be watching, right comrade?
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  2842. It wasn't the government that decided Trump should be banned from Twitter, Facebook, etc..., it was the private companies themselves.
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  2843. How does the presence of one negate the other?
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  2844. @Vincent V: Okay, I down voted you.
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  2845. I'm beginning to think that spelling "border" wrong is some online fad. I see it way too much for it to be occasional ignorance.
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  2846. I don't usually resist my doody. It gives me cramps.
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  2847. Thanks for clicking on the video and keeping CNN on YouTube for the rest of us.
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  2848. I'll admit to watching Spongebob Squarepants on occasion, but as a whole, that and CNN have two very different audiences. Advertisers on CNN aren't targeting children, so they really don't give a flip that a cartoon might have better ratings numerically.
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  2849. Well, at least it can count on you to continue clicking on its videos, so thanks again for helping to keep CNN alive and well.
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  2850. Ireland is already an independent country and has been since the 1930s. Perhaps you meant Northern Ireland?
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  2851.  @LIFETHRUAWINDSHIELDDanielTChea  You're welcome. 🙂
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  2852.  MorganLeeR  You're welcome. 🙂
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  2853. Why would someone manufacture votes for a candidate in a state that she/he is sure to win? California's pretty much a given for Biden. If "they" were going to submit fake ballots to ensure a Biden win, it'd make more sense to do it in states where Biden and Trump were neck and neck.
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  2854. +Ellie 26 I saw a t-shirt a couple of months ago that said (not exact quote, but same idea), "I've got to stop asking how stupid can people get because someone takes that as a challenge." I bring that up because I suspect that someone within the Trump administration may just take you up on that "new low" challenge. 😟
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  2855. From what I remember, Archie is about as fair skinned as his father.
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  2856. "The mass killings are in your liberal restricted law gun states." I wasn't aware that states like Texas (e.g., Uvalde-2022, El Paso-2019, Sutherland Springs-2017) and Florida (e.g., Jacksonville-2018, Parkland-2018, Orlando-2016) were considered liberal.
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  2857. Well, apparently, Meghan succeeded in getting your attention.
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  2858. If his mother would've had to sell her business to just get a hearing aid, I'm guessing a cochlear implant is pretty much impossible for his family to afford. Besides, the success of an implant would depend on why he was deaf in the first place.
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  2859.  @daremz101  Again, I'm not saying that I think it's okay for older kids to have pacifiers, I was just making an observation.
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  2860.  @lizzy4827  Did I post a comment that said it was? How many times do I have to post that I was making an observation! 🙄
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  2861. Can't Trump let anyone finish a question before answering?
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  2862.  @jaytree  "do u know anything more then typing how dumb u sound?" Oh, the irony is strong with this one.
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  2863. If DC tried a similar stunt today, the kryptonite would probably be colored like a rainbow.
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  2864. But he could run as an independent, right?
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  2865. If you don't think your license fee is being spent appropriately, contact your MP.
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  2866. @Sal If someone can't make a point without parroting a word or phrase such as "woke", maybe there wasn't a valid point in the first place.
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  2867. @Sal Since I have no authority over the AMPAS, I can't "declare" anything that affects that organization's decisions. What I did in my original post was give an opinion as to what I thought would be a more appropriate punishment.
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  2868. I guess the censors in Kansas were too busy looking at Marilyn Monroe to understand why the main male characters in Some Like It Hot were cross dressing. It was for comedic effect, not for breaking social taboos.
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  2869. What Trump doesn't seem to comprehend is that if social media sites like Twitter were made liable for the content posted on their sites, they just might consider him too risky and block him altogether.
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  2870. +Deek 44 Actually, the owner's name is Stephanie Wilkinson. Makes you sound like the sexist one for assuming that the owner was male.
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  2871. +Deek 44 I'm smart enough to know that sexism had nothing to do with the restaurant owner's decision to ask Sanders to leave.
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  2872. +Deek 44 On what grounds should the state shut down the restaurant? Unless Virginia has an anti-discrimination statute that covers discrimination based on political views or where someone is employed, the owner didn't break any laws.
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  2873. I would imagine that meant emissions from unnatural sources (cars, factories, etc...).
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  2874.  @fredo1070  I'm not sure if electricity generated by solar panels would be enough to operate a central heating system at this point, but that surely can't be too far off. Right now, however, there's always wood and gas via fireplaces and heating stoves.
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  2875.  @fredo1070  I don't live in the UK, so I don't know what other options you'd have available if gas and wood aren't going to be available in the near future.
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  2876. Be careful what you wish for, Danny. A government with the power to imprison its political opponents simply for being political opponents won't stop with people with which you personally disagree.
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  2877. Danny  What coup? Anyone who wants to see Trump out of office wants to see it happen through the procedures set forth in the Constitution.
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  2878. All depends on what you're used to experiencing.
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  2879. How would Greenland be free if it's a US territory?
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  2880. I wish the video focused more on promotions like Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day which don't require anything from the customer other than to show up.
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  2881. Harry was pointing out that he was told that babies' looks change during the first two weeks after birth so it's a little early to know who little Archie resembles.
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  2882. If Mack had broken a law back home, she would be charged and sentenced as an adult. Quit referring to her as a "teen" or "teenager" like she's not capable of following directions.
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  2883. @Megan Cox It isn't just Commonwealth media that continues to call Meghan by her maiden name. Take a look at the description for this very video, which is from an American media outlet.
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  2884. On what grounds?
    1
  2885. If his lawyers are telling the truth, it sounds more like Manafort is suffering from gout. Poor baby. 🙄
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  2886. I think WatchMojo was considering entertainers whose primary field isn't comedy.
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  2887. If I was Sanford, I'd be more concerned about Trump or any opponent bringing up his June 2009 disappearing act.
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  2888.  @GotoHere  And what does party affiliation have to do with committing adultery?
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  2889. If I were you, I wouldn't be admitting right now that you know the cause of the fire. If it does turn out to be deliberate, then the only people who know the cause right now are those who are responsible for it.
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  2890. @Alba1970: Didn't the EU tell Salmon before the independence referendum in 2015 that if Scotland were to split off from the UK that it wouldn't be an automatic member of the EU? That it would have to apply like any other European nation wanting to join?
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  2891. Nearly 90% of Greenland's population is Inuit. Last I checked, they were considered "brown people".
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  2892.  @terry6665  They look brown to me. And those people of Black, Hispanic, South Asian, and Hispanic who live in the northern part of the US might disagree with you about not living in cold climates.
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  2893. Harris' father was from Jamaica.
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  2894.  @sadaat.302  Harris is both Black (via her father) and Indian (via her mother).
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  2895.  @camdenkeeton2411  Why do I get this feeling that you're not using "mixed" as a neutral term? And the "correct term" for me would be "dudette". 👩🏻
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  2896.  @camdenkeeton2411  I fail to see how I keep track of the news relates to Harris' ancestry.
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  2897. @xxxwindsor: I'm guessing you don't quite understand the concept of these "Bright Side" segments. These videos are meant to show people and/or events that are spreading joy at this trying time.
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  2898. It states right underneath the video screen that Al Jazeera is funded "in whole or in part" by the Qatari government.
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  2899.  @abdullaex4119  If using Soros as the person responsible for all the evils of the world was a fashion, it'd be years and years out of date.
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  2900. +Monarchist 18 The EU may not like the fact that the UK wants to pull out, but it did accept the results of the referendum. Otherwise, why else would the EU and the UK be having talks about issues that need to be resolved before the formal separation?
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  2901. Call me morbid, but around 9-11 every year, I'll watch or listen to some of the news reports from that tragic day and I'd almost swear the Giuliani I see/hear in those reports is a totally different person than the one we see today.
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  2902.  @johnsimpson8893  In and of itself, no. However, if you're standing in the produce section holding an apple, it makes people question your statement about not liking apples.
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  2903. That wasn't a series finale.
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  2904. Oddly enough, what really grates on my nerves about people like Manning and Assange is not so much what they did, but how they've reacted to the possibility of facing the consequences of their actions. Maybe my school history books left out some things, but I don't remember people like, let's say, Martin Luther King, Jr. stamping their feet and crying that they shouldn't be arrested and tried for breaking the laws as they stand now.
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  2905. If you had any inkling about Stein's background, you'd see that he is capable of giving advice to Trump.
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  2906. Those that believe this virus is fake or overblown probably also don't believe the official death count either.
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  2907. As far as I'm aware, the final decision as to what title a consort holds has always been up to the spouse of said consort.
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  2908. I noticed that in another clip I watched about this story. It's probably a former US President or Vice President, but it looks like Lenin to me.
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  2909. Other than the videos for The National, the only CBC News videos I see with the comment section disabled are those whose topics usually attract uncivil people. So perhaps if people could behave themselves, the CBC wouldn't need to disable the comment section on some videos.
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  2910. @Beer Kife If the videos posted were mine, then yes, I would get to decide what is civil behavior in the comment section. However, the videos we're discussing belong to the CBC, so it makes those decisions. If you think CBC's decision to block comments on certain videos is wrong, take it up with the CBC itself and/or your MP (if you're Canadian).
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  2911. Not this American. All gutting VOA does is prop up CGTN.
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  2912. That would require a Constitutional amendment.
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  2913. @BaronVonTacocat: So on what foreign government's behalf is CNN acting?
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  2914. I'm pretty sure it's illegal to deport natural born US citizens.
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  2915.  @naturalobserver1322  What does this alleged claim have to do with the topic of this video?
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  2916.  @naturalobserver1322  In other words, you can't make a connection between the Polish government's issues with the country's media and whether or not Biden lied about driving a truck. That means your original post is an off topic comment and should be reported.
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  2917.  @naturalobserver1322  Yes, the video is about fact checking, but what is being checked is not whether or not Biden drove a truck. Again, your original comment is off topic and has been reported.
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  2918.  @naturalobserver1322  Reported for spam since the comment doesn't have anything to do with the topic of the video, unless you can show me where it mentions Biden driving a truck.
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  2919. No one forced you to click on this. In fact, by clicking on it, you told CNN that you want even more stories like this one.
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  2920.  @seanmccartney5177  In what sense?
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  2921. So much wrong with that statement, I'm not sure exactly where to begin, but here goes: (1) To play devil's advocate and pretend I like your idea, it'd be a waste of time and resources to ask on a census since the information you want can be obtained from the IRS. (2) Non-citizens legally working in the US pay taxes as well. (3) What about children who aren't old enough to work? (4) What about older people who are retired? (5) Citizenship in this country has never been predicated on one's economic "worth". (6) Again, playing devil's advocate, native born citizens can't have their citizenship revoked and naturalized citizens can only have it revoked if they obtained it under false pretenses (such as not revealing crimes committed in the country the person emigrated from).
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  2922. So you don't believe Iran's own official news agency? https://en.irna.ir/news/83628876/General-Staff-of-Iran-Armed-Forces-releases-statement-on-Ukrainian
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  2923.  @Drknnja  "ID's are generally considered as a poll tax and are therefore considered unconstitutional except in those states actively suppressing the rights of voters whose laws are so new that cases need to be brought forward." How can something be considered a "poll tax" if it's something the vast majority of adults in the country already have for non-voting related purposes?
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  2924. Does anyone else notice the oddity of an English guy who works for a Canadian YouTube channel lecturing Americans about a Mexican holiday? 🙃
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  2925. Yet here you are, encouraging this channel to continue with the "hyperbole, propaganda and hypocrisy". I think the last descriptor could also apply to people like you.
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  2926.  @jillsmith6489  If you believe this network can't tell the truth, then why do you continue to support its YouTube channel? That would be like me clicking on Fox News' YouTube videos and complaining about its "hyperbole, propaganda, and hypocrisy". All I would be accomplishing is to add viewership to the channel and encouraging Fox News to continue doing the same thing I'm criticizing. Plus, it would make me look like a hypocrite.
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  2927. +Everything Cool The original post was a joke . 🤦‍♀️
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  2928.  @jacksonle4082  I don't think it has anything to do with race. The same media outlets also do it with Catherine by continuing to call her Kate Middleton.
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  2929. If the voting had been rigged, why isn't there a comfortable Democratic majority in the Senate and a better Democratic majority in the House? Makes no sense to rig an election for President if he/she has to fight Congress for everything.
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  2930.  @johnpagoto1054  I'm not affiliated with either party myself, but common sense tells me that if a group is going to go to all the trouble and take a huge risk to get a specific candidate into the White House, then it might as well also try to get more members of that candidate's party into Congress. You'd think that group would want to make it easy for its agenda to be passed.
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  2931. If some sinister entity was controlling the weather, don't you think it'd be coming up with more significant events than a barely there tornado? It must be really taxing on the brain to have to come up with a conspiracy theory to explain every little thing in your life.
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  2932.  @auntiemandy5638  Reported for making a threat to kill me.
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  2933.  @IAmSuzyQ  You're welcome. 🙂
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  2934.  @sezarsurge9037  No, like Cillizza explained in the video, once an amendment passes two-thirds of each house of Congress, three-quarters of the states have to approve it for it to go into effect.
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  2935.  @sezarsurge9037  You're welcome. 🙂
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  2936.  @sezarsurge9037  Trump's been in campaign mode since he was inaugurated. I hope the Mueller probe is done by then, but the real question should be, if it implicates Trump in any criminal activity, will the House impeach him and will the Senate remove him?
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  2937. He had a guest spot during Capaldi's first season.
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  2938. 1:47 -- In my opinion, the worst thing any US President can do for a authoritarian country's opposition movement is to publicly support it. All it does is gives that country's government ammunition to discredit the protesters.
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  2939. Not that many people care, but the race for Florida's Secretary of Agriculture is also going to a recount.
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  2940. What was incorrect in this video?
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  2941. I don't know how much it costs to attend a French medical school, but perhaps the government could look into what some US states do, which is pay the tuition for the med student on the condition that she/he spend a certain amount of years (usually about five) working in an underserved location.
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  2942. I wouldn't have been as concerned about bugs crawling towards me as snakes or gators.
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  2943. Has there been any explanation by police as to why the reporter was arrested?
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  2944. Spam, the grocery item, was around ages and ages before spam, the unwanted e-mails and other online communications.
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  2945. I wish there would be a truly independent Congress. Unfortunately, most people can't seem to kick the mainstream party habit.
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  2946. You do realize that you're also helping the "spreading of lies" by clicking on this video, right?
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  2947. Maybe because it doesn't have a Latin based writing system?
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  2948. +John loves Cathy ... Not as long as there's a workforce that can't utilize proper English spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
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  2949. 4:25 -- As much as I want to see Trump leave, I don't think this book is going to be the final straw for the American public. A straw, perhaps, just not the final one.
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  2950. New York State has voted Democratic in the last nine presidential elections, Illinois went the same in the last eight. I wouldn't be holding my breath that Trump is going to win those states.
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  2951.  @Ideas336  Well, we'll find out in November. Just remember that if polls meant anything, the winner in 2016 would've been Clinton.
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  2952. 2:10 -- My answer to that question is Biden. Most Republicans are either too scared or too brainwashed to find a replacement for Trump.
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  2953. Which has nothing to do with this video, but thanks for playing.
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  2954. All Mueller did in this case was pass on what he discovered to a New York office of the US Attorney.
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  2955. What part of this was incorrect?
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  2956. Why are you encouraging it then?
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  2957.  @iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076  A comment on what you perceive to be my viewing habits is not an argument.
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  2958. Nicholas Stavinoha  The Tuskegee experiments aren't conspiracy theories.
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  2959. @Dregs: If you're referring to the practice of sterilizing the mentally handicapped and mentally ill to keep them from spreading their "defects" to a new generation, that's neither modern nor a conspiracy theory.
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  2960. I hope not.
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  2961. +Maroon Hat The FBI (1908) and the CIA (1947) were established decades before NAFTA was even thought of, much less implemented.
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  2962. Ask Fodor's, that's where WatchMojo got the list from.
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  2963. Why in the world would China target a building that no one outside of that neighborhood even knew existed?
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  2964. What was inaccurate in this video?
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  2965. I'm so sorry about your cat. I had to have my baby Chihuahua (okay, he was 16 years old, but still my baby) put to sleep a little over a month ago.
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  2966.  @robertgraziano  You're welcome. 🙂 And, yes, Sully is a beautiful dog. I read that he's going to Walter Reed Army Hospital to work with veterans at some point after Bush's burial.
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  2967. Nope. Legit story. And to add even more drama, Trump decided to have a tantrum by canceling his September trip to Denmark because the Danish PM told him that Greenland wasn't for sale.
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  2968. I really need to start a scrapbook to catalog the Soros sightings.
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  2969.  @shimmyshams8056  I don't consider taxation to be a moral issue. It's one of the few things in life that's pretty straightforward. You pay what's required by the current laws of the land or face financial and/or criminal penalties.
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  2970. If Clinton had the power you claim, Lauer would've been fired way before this.
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  2971. Hawaii hasn't been a territory since 1959 (the year it was admitted as a US state).
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  2972. I never said that I disagree with that. And, by the way, using vulgarities doesn't help your argument.
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  2973. I live in a state that requires photo ID to vote and have never had any objections. And there you go again with the name calling. There's no need to be ugly.
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  2974. +Kaya They also don't have the brains to realize that when they click on the video, it registers as a view, which only encourages the BBC to make more videos that these people don't like.
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  2975. Soros! Soros! Soros! (In Jan Brady's voice.) 😁
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  2976. It was those "Corporate Fascists" that finally twisted the owner's arm to the point he decided to drop the name.
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  2977. My first memory of seeing something from the news show up in my life was when gas hit a dollar a gallon.
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  2978. What was incorrect in this video?
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  2979. Bible Broadcasting Network's personal computer?
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  2980. I'm guessing it's a Canadian pronunciation of "backlash".
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  2981. Apparently, Matt Gaetz is trying to help that country as well.
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  2982.  @Marktwcable  CNN's actions don't negate Gaetz's and vice versa.
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  2983. One can only hope that people finally wise up this year and stop using infantile words like "woke".
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  2984.  @goodmorning1476  Twitter isn't a government agency. It's under no legal obligation to provide a platform for the speech of people it deems objectionable.
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  2985.  thomas seven  Remember Trump's boast that he could shoot someone in the middle of 5th Avenue and he wouldn't lose any support? Unfortunately, that's one of the few times he's told the truth. I seriously doubt that even if Mueller concluded that Trump personally contacted Putin directly and asked him for help to win in 2016 (and had incontrovertible evidence of such) it wouldn't turn any Republicans against him.
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  2986.  @pillowbugg  Pocahontas died in 1617. She was also too young to be US President anyway.
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  2987.  @lovesimpleton8177  If Pocahontas was still alive, perhaps, but she died in 1617.
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  2988.  thomas seven  The way I see it, if that was the case, surely they could've done something well before now.
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  2989. I hope you didn't get a black eye from your knee jerking so hard.
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  2990. 3:17 -- Considering that the category is "Things You Wouldn't Hear on a Science Documentary," Romesh's apparent suck-up is actually more of a subtle dig at Dara. 🙃
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  2991. In cases like this, it's more like we're willingly giving it up.
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  2992.  @tyroniousyrownshoolacez2347  Czar Nicholas II was a first cousin of George V, Queen Elizabeth's grandfather.
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  2993. And apparently pro-Chinese as well, if he's citing its government sources as fact.
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  2994.  Peter Gobkoswki  If you're trying to defend Trump against the original post, changing the topic isn't going to cut it.
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  2995.  Peter Gobkoswki  I wasn't referring to Mueller, I was referring to the original post by Mr. Smug in which he essentially says Trump is projecting.
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  2996. "But, Mommy, other people did bad things too!" is not a defense.
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  2997.  @raljame  If you're trying to minimize the seriousness of one event by bringing up an unrelated one, that's trying to defend the former. By the way, no one but you made the assumption I was a Democrat. It just goes to show how indoctrinated many people are when they assume that everyone falls under one of two categories.
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  2998.  @raljame  Context is everything. Read the second sentence of that post as well as the first and you'll see that I don't affiliate with either mainstream party.
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  2999. Hope you can sleep well knowing that every time you click on a CNN video only encourages it to continue to push the "liberal agenda" you believe is happening.
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  3000. I think everyone is ignoring Scotland's views. Any deal that gives Northern Ireland a "special status" is going to cause Sturgeon to start stamping her feet demanding the same for Scotland since it voted to remain.
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  3001. Harris has both ancestries. Her father was originally from Jamaica and her mother was originally from India.
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  3002. That's a major problem with politics in this country. The ones who should be running for office are too smart to run for office.
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  3003.  Joe Mullins  He's had two and a half years. How long of a "chance" should we be giving him?
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  3004. Take the first sentence away and you're describing Trump.
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  3005.  @darkzeroprojects4245  True.
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  3006. He stopped being a working member of the Royal Family. That doesn't automatically remove him or his children from the line of succession. Using that as the top requirement, the only people who could inherit the British throne would be William (maybe his kids as well since the assumption is that they will take up duties when they're older), Prince Edward (but not his kids, since it doesn't look like they'll be part of the working royals), Princess Anne (but definitely not her descendants), and the Duke of Gloucester (but definitely not his descendants). I'm not sure if the Duke of Kent is still a working royal. That is, at best, only seven people (one of whom will be deceased before Charles and one who, if she doesn't predecease her brother, will pass away not long after). If you're a supporter of monarchy as an institution, wouldn't you want a healthier line of succession than that?
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  3007. The one where Superman and Wonder Woman are having sex? I would say it looked like a preschooler drew it, but that would be insulting to preschoolers.
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  3008. 0:36 -- I still haven't gotten over that they rattled off just about every movie and TV show that dealt with time travel, except Doctor Who. And with Karen Gillan in the scene, no less!
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  3009. Grow up.
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  3010.  @TOSStarTrek  He? Marine Le Pen is female.
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  3011. I'd love to see something like that happen for real.
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  3012. Not really. Simply having the most parliamentary seats isn't enough to claim a "win". The "winning" party must have 176 out of 350 seats, whether its own party holds all the seats or its own party and cooperating parties hold them.
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  3013. +Andres de Villanueva Other than both men needing to be told to shut up, I didn't make any comparisons between them. Maybe your subconscious is trying to tell you something?
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  3014. Court martial is for military personnel.
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  3015. You might want to listen to that section again. He was pointing out what those people more than likely didn't say to Trump.
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  3016. You sound like someone who's never listened to VOA.
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  3017. I was under the impression that Captain America: Civil War wasn't officially considered an Avengers movie, which doesn't make any sense since almost all of them are in it.
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  3018.  @dylan5398  Yet your clicks on this video encourage CNN to keep this channel on YouTube. Maybe I'm just weird, but if I don't have a favorable opinion about a TV network, I don't waste my time clicking on its YouTube videos, much less posting comments. I don't want to be an enabler of something I don't like.
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  3019. +Stephano Plaza Colbert is on CBS.
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  3020. +Mark Phelps Maybe if Trump stopped giving comedians like Colbert so much ammunition, they wouldn't need to be on his case every night.
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  3021. about 2:00 -- Based on Dr. Jackson's reaction to Dr. Gupta's question, I'm guessing the former wasn't expecting a question from someone who knew what he was talking about, medically speaking.
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  3022. If you're referring to the Dayton shooting, the difference is that the motivation doesn't appear to be political, so his political views are as relevant as his shoe size.
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  3023.  @LindaC616  Not directly, no, but when the topic is endangered languages and someone mentions that her/his mother tongue is Spanish, the implication is that the person may think that language is endangered as well.
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  3024.  @LindaC616  Not everyone interprets everything the same way. I, along with jackiefluery4986, apparently, understood the original post a certain way and responded accordingly. If our interpretation wasn't what the original commenter intended, then we're wrong. Not the end of the world (or any languages spoken therein).
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  3025. What was incorrect in the video?
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  3026. Whose bright idea was it for CNN to be giving Fox News free advertising?
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  3027. Not everyone who uses the pill is single, nor is it solely used for contraception (e.g., birth control pills can help regulate menstrual cycles that are out of whack).
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  3028. ​ @Jeanororman4231  Sorry, it's still coming across as gibberish. I don't know if it's something wrong with your computer or YouTube, but your original comment seems to not be putting capital letters, punctuation, and paragraph breaks where it should.
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  3029. Am I the only one missing something here? Unless there's some direct link between Hannity and whatever crimes Cohen may have committed, I'm not understanding why it was necessary to publicly release that Hannity was one of Cohen's clients.
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  3030. I don't usually have much regard for Fox News, but I do have to give credit where credit is due. It is the only news outlet that I am aware of that did not repeat, either vocally or visually, the vulgarity Trump used. Kudos for not (for once) swimming in Trump's cesspool.
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  3031.  @MoebiusUK  What other interviews? The Panorama one is the only one I remember her ever giving.
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  3032. +jkfdkjjd I doubt the Spanish authorities are trying to rig a vote they don't want Catalonia to hold anyway.
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  3033. Wouldn't surprise me.
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  3034.  Merle Keller-DIckey  How can you tell just by looking at someone whether or not they have American citizenship?
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  3035. Not happening unless Trump violates the Posse Comitatus Act.
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  3036. What was incorrect in this video?
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  3037.  @thetruth-qf9hl  Somehow I can't see Mexico allowing the US to build a wall on its territory. It has to be built on US soil.
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  3038. So every country that didn't have a passenger on one of the four hijacked planes is also responsible for 9-11? Let's go bomb Andorra, then.
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  3039. Or a mind that needs to be on drugs. Anti-psychotics, quite possibly.
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  3040. I get that you're a fan, but Biden wasn't seen or mentioned in this video.
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  3041. 1:10 -- In that clip, Scott sounded like a YouTube commenter rather than a governor.
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  3042. Sanders wasn't denied service for being a Republican and/or voting for Trump. She was denied service because she works for Trump (at least that's the reason I've been reading).
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  3043. Got it. 🙂
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  3044. I came up with this username for AOL and I've had it ever since.
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  3045. Who exactly do you think is in charge of VoA?
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  3046. No offense to anyone named "Helen", but that seems a bit of an uninspired name for a squirrel.
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  3047. "What days are [the] English as a [S]econd [L]anguage classes [held]? I [see] some people here who should attend." I see some people here who would benefit from those classes as well.
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  3048. Proof?
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  3049. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  3050. I must have lived in a different reality than you did during the eight year presidency of Obama because there were plenty of people that whined and moaned about him.
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  3051. @Carl Armes: You do realize that those who were privately educated probably didn't have much choice in the matter until they were old enough to go to university, right?
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  3052. Assange chose to enter that embassy and he could've decided to suck it up and walk out whenever he wished.
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  3053. @Laika24102007 Sorry, but I ignore statements like "Read about [M]anning" if there's no accompanying source or link.
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  3054. @Laika24102007 In other words, you can't back up what you're insinuating. (Thanks for assuming I'm a "kid", though. 😍)
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  3055. +Punxatowny Clinton, Kennedy, FDR, Jefferson, and Washington are five Presidents that immediately popped into my head when I read your post. And I'm fairly certain that if I was bothered to do something as simple as a Wikipedia search, I could find numerous other Presidents who had also strayed. Not that I'm condoning adultery, just pointing out that it obviously is not a legal impediment to being US President.
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  3056. +J'Nay Vann From a legal standpoint, the "main course of the scandal meal" is the question of where the money to pay off Daniels originated.
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  3057. Alternate version of the above post: "Oh, she's such a narcissist, so I'm going to give her the attention she's craving." 🙄
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  3058. My folks and I were just talking about that today. Most of these idiots were caught because they just had to post everything they did online. If we ever get into another traditional war, we'd lose because the enemy would know where our troops are just from following social media.
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  3059. Gerrymandering is when the party in power draws election districts to guarantee that a candidate of its party wins. Nothing to do with making new rules about individuals voting.
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  3060. Thanks for your help in keeping CNN's YouTube channel active. People like me who don't have access to cable or satellite really appreciate it.
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  3061.  @xenos911  So where are the links to the relevant government agencies of those states showing how the perpetrators of the alleged fraud were caught?
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  3062.  @xenos911  If you stole something and many people knew about it, you'd be arrested at some point. So if there are people that you know are committing voter fraud, there should be arrests and those should be public record.
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  3063.  @xenos911  If there's such "CLEAR evidence", then why hasn't anyone been arrested yet?
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  3064.  @WashingtonState944  Blaze TV is not a law enforcement agency.
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  3065. If your decision hinges on how the future president will approach the Israeli/nearly-all-its-neighbors war, Tr - - p would be the worst choice. He wouldn't even pay lip service to trying to get Israel to de-escalate.
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  3066. Maybe WatchMojo is considering Captain America: Civil War as an Avengers movie?
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  3067. He's wearing a kilt. 🙄
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  3068. It was "What is 'Other Half Lives'?"
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  3069. @sabbath22222 Yet you are watching CNN's videos on its YouTube channel. It may not be counted in Nielsen ratings, but I'm sure CNN looks at how many people watch its videos to help gauge its overall viewership. And you are part of that viewership.
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  3070. The Democratic Party of the Civil War era is the same party in name only as the one which operates today. And the same is true for the Republicans.
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  3071. It's probably in the other video.
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  3072. This isn't CNN's channel.
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  3073. You didn't recognize the Prince of Wales?
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  3074. Apparently, you either didn't do enough research or whatever you found was wrong because Johns (not "John") Hopkins University is in Baltimore, Maryland.
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  3075.  @frankguz55  Then don't use social media (including this site, by the way) and encourage the people you know not to use it. Never let a government make that decision for you.
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  3076. More than likely, Chauvin will be in a special section of the prison to keep him safe from the other prisoners.
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  3077. Mine's too much of a mama's boy (i.e., doesn't like to wander too far from me) to enter any races, but that does look like fun.
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  3078. How so? Impeachment, in and of itself, is nothing more than a fancy way of saying indictment. Biden would still have to be tried by the Senate and two-thirds of that body would have to vote to convict for him to be removed. Assuming every Republican Senator votes for a conviction (which I don't think will happen, but let's pretend), 18 Democratic Senators would also have to do the same. Do you seriously think that's going to happen?
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  3079. What was inaccurate about the ABC interview?
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  3080. She's not a natural born US citizen.
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  3081. I've never seen a guy use a fax machine naked, so why would he need a condom?
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  3082.  @arcturus479  "Do your own research", "Look it up yourself", and similar phrases are a sure sign that the claim has no merit.
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  3083. If Harry and Meghan want to keep media attention down, I don't think this move will do it. Harry may not remember this, but when his mother tried to withdraw from public life after her separation from his father, the media's appetite for her actually increased.
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  3084. "Disney's Magic Kingdom will open its doors on July 11.Its animal parks including SeaWorld, Discovery Cove and Aquatica will also open doors on July 15." Disney doesn't own the latter three parks. They belong to SeaWorld Entertainment Inc.
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  3085. Michstar Eve  How in the world is Obama going to "get back in"? If Trump's removed from office, Pence becomes President.
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  3086. What part wasn't true?
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  3087. Was that made into a comic? I thought it was just the movie.
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  3088. Guess someone didn't get the memo that the CBC is a Canadian network and that Canada still officially has the Queen as its Head of State.
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  3089. And Trump supporters don't when they whine "Mommy, Clinton / Obama / Whoever did bad things too, so Trump shouldn't have to face the consequences of his words or actions!"?
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  3090. I thought there were supposed to be a bunch of people ready to fight the police to keep Assange from being taken into custody? 😛
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  3091. WWE Tribute to the Troops was JBL's idea. He'll always be a "good guy" in my book for that.
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  3092. YouTube and NBC News think you care since you clicked on the video.
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  3093. @G Eak What problem is that? There are no legal restrictions on where immigrants to the US can live.
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  3094. @G Eak Quebec may very well have similar concerns about non-Francophone immigrants, but that doesn't really address my original question. I wanted to know if any Canadian province can limit how many immigrants can settle in its territory or is Quebec the only one?
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  3095.  @Blademaster1989  Thanks. 🙂
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  3096. Just because a referendum produced a certain result in 2011 shouldn't mean that the question can't ever be addressed again. Not only can people change their minds, but new voters coming up might believe differently.
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  3097. What territory have we gained since 1917?
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  3098. You tell yourself that the next time you have a slice of pizza.
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  3099. Probably. He didn't say that he lived like he was in the Regency era, just dressed like it.
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  3100. Yet you decide to aid it by clicking on its videos.
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  3101. This scam was run by private citizens, not the government.
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  3102. The only one that surprised me was Indonesia, but even at that, just about every place that tourists usually go has some risk of natural disasters.
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  3103.  @Sixtyi8c  So Trump gets a smiley face sticker for that accomplishment?
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  3104. No matter what type of election system a country has, someone is going to lose.
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  3105. I call baloney sauce on Mr. Zimmerman's assertion that third party/independent candidates are "spoilers". The goal of any candidate, regardless of party affiliation (or lack thereof), is to try and convince the most number of people to vote for him/her. If she/he can't accomplish that, the fault lies with the candidate, not his/her competitors.
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  3106. I live in Florida and we had about three or four options for President outside of the two mainstream parties.
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  3107. How adorable! 🥰
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  3108. What's truly fake here is you claiming you don't care. People who don't care wouldn't have bothered to click on this video, much less comment.
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  3109. Wouldn't that depend on what the immigrant is looking for in a new country? She/he might be deliberately looking for a place that's not "exciting".
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  3110. If that is the case, then (based on what I saw on local Honolulu TV online) the people of Hawaii would've been decimated had there been a real missile coming. I got the impression that not many people had any idea what to do and that included some of those "elites".
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  3111. If Trump is impeached and removed from office, Clinton doesn't become President, so I'm not seeing how the 2016 election would be overturned.
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  3112. Tr - - p has already served one term and a president can only serve two terms, so if he wins in November, it'll be his final term.
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  3113. @Thomas Hydes: Did you ever think that maybe Chibnall has no choice as to when the special is shown?
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  3114. No, Rolling Stone isn't a tabloid. It's primary focus is music and other entertainment news, but it publishes serious articles as well.
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  3115. @Porter Rockwell: I can't remember if the amount you're citing is correct, but whatever it was, the money was Iran's in the first place. And the reason it was given in cash was due to our own laws prohibiting our banks from doing business with Iran's banks.
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  3116. Where in this video did the guy mention anything about politics?
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  3117. If Prince Philip was leaving the estate, I'm sure there was a protection officer with him.
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  3118. It's not free, the vets do have to pay rent (albeit at below market rate).
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  3119. Assuming you're referring to CNN, why are you aiding it?
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  3120. Not necessarily. I have no plans to vote for either Trump or Biden and, unless it's required by county / state authorities at the time, I'm not planning on wearing a mask at the polling station (not for political reasons, I just can't breathe with one on).
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  3121. Thanks for encouraging CNN by your clicks to keep this channel active.
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  3122. There are probably quite a few Americans who could teach math in that school district, but not so many who want to.
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  3123. A bit rude, yes, but I don't think the Queen was "very mean".
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  3124. Which has what to do with the topic of this video?
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  3125. @Al Gil: Re-read the title of the video. It's referring to senior Republicans (as in Republicans who hold seniority in the party) not senior citizens.
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  3126. How do you propose paying for the military then?
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  3127. Yet you continue to support CNN by clicking on its videos. Makes perfect sense. 🙄
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  3128.  @George-sc4yh  Gerrymandering had very, very, very little to do with Trump's win. In every state, except for Nebraska and Maine, it's the statewide popular vote that determines which candidate receives the Electoral College votes for that state. How the state's US Congressional districts are drawn up have nothing to do with it (again, with the exception of Nebraska and Maine).
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  3129.  @Irish_1916  You can't lose something that's not part of the game. The nationwide popular vote is not how we elect a President in the US, so Clinton receiving more votes than Trump nationwide is simply a piece of trivia for historians and Jeopardy contestants.
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  3130.  @Irish_1916  I'll be the first to say that we are overdue for a national conversation regarding the Electoral College and what should replace it should we decide to scrap it. However, I wouldn't call that system totally undemocratic. The popular vote is heeded, just at the statewide level rather than the national level.
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  3131.  @timothykozlowski2732  You have just as much control over what you watch on YouTube as you do on your TV. See a video you don't think you'll like, don't click on it.
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  3132.  @timothykozlowski2732  Doesn't look like it, but whatever makes you content with your life.
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  3133. Let's say that a friend of yours offered to pay for your next car. Wouldn't you interpret that to mean the friend would directly give you or the seller of the car the funds needed?
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  3134. "I'm sorry about that, sir. If we've told these guys once, we've told them a thousand times that company policy is to bury the bodies at least a half mile off the side of the road." 😁
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  3135. Trump was impeached. He just wasn't removed from office.
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  3136.  @benjatorres6208  There are two separate procedures to remove a President. The first part is impeachment, in which the House of Representatives votes on whether or not to accuse the President of conduct that warrants his removal from office. The second part is the trial in the Senate, in which the Senators determine whether or not the accusation(s) are valid and severe enough to remove the President from office. In Trump's case, history is going to show that he was the third US President in the history of this country to be impeached, yet not removed from office.
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  3137. So all governors up and disappear for about a week without telling anyone, especially their own security detail?
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  3138.  @estatesales9818  When did Clinton disappear for nearly a week without telling anyone while he was Governor of Arkansas?
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  3139. I could be wrong, but I seriously doubt Chauvin will be placed with the general population.
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  3140. Why? What service does it provide that people must have?
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  3141. In the Classic Series, Sarah Jane lived in Croydon.
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  3142.  @garysarela4431  You're preaching to the choir, friend. I've never disputed that bad things are happening to our climate, I just think debating why it's happening without a corresponding effort to discuss how we can either adapt to or reverse its effects is pointless.
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  3143. Your call for action might have some more teeth to it if you hadn't posted it on a website owned by one of the biggest "big tech" companies in the world.
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  3144. According to the narrator, it is theoretically possible for these counties to leave Oregon and join Idaho if both state legislatures and the US Congress approves it.
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  3145. In a general sense, I would agree, but what does that have to do with this video?
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  3146. It's not so much the telling of the truth as how the truth was obtained. I could tell the truth about a local business bribing a city council member, but if I obtained that information by breaking into the council member's house, then I can and should be arrested and charged accordingly.
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  3147. Trump can send troops if he likes, but they can't do anything other than provide logistical support for the Border Patrol and National Guard.
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  3148.  @timg.3326  It's not the Pentagon that has to "change that", but Congress. 18 U.S.C. § 1385. Use of Army and Air Force as posse comitatus : Whoever, except in cases and under circumstances expressly authorized by the Constitution or Act of Congress, willfully uses any part of the Army or the Air Force as a posse comitatus or otherwise to execute the laws shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than two years, or both. 10 U.S.C. § 275. Restriction on direct participation by military personnel : The Secretary of Defense shall prescribe such regulations as may be necessary to ensure that any activity (including the provision of any equipment or facility or the assignment or detail of any personnel) under this chapter does not include or permit direct participation by a member of the Army, Navy, Air Force, or Marine Corps in a search, seizure, arrest, or other similar activity unless participation in such activity by such member is otherwise authorized by law.
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  3149. So what was missing here?
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  3150. What was incorrect in this video?
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  3151. How do you expect it to go out of business if you're clicking on its videos?
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  3152. Then what did the House vote on Wednesday night?
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  3153. I'd be happy with a headline that stated, "Trump Resigns".
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  3154. Brussels Sprouts in the UK sounds like fruitcake in the US. Supposedly everyone hates them, yet they somehow end up being sold at Christmas every year because it's "tradition".
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  3155. Wouldn't it be easier to see a doctor in Québec for a medical exemption if you're trying to avoid paying that province's new health tax?
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  3156. If he really wants to hurt SNL's ratings he should resign.
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  3157.  @bobramsay4355  Better yet, we need to clean house by voting out everyone who identifies as a Republican or Democrat.
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  3158.  @dianehooper3589  I try not to vote for Democrats or Republicans.
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  3159.  @peabase  And voting for the same two parties over and over again with nothing changing isn't a waste?
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  3160.  @peabase  What do you mean by "voting alone"? That I'm the only one who doesn't want to vote for candidates from the two major parties? Or did you mean I have to do something in addition to voting to change things?
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  3161. Hurricanes and tropical storms don't just affect coastal areas here in the US. This particular storm, for example, has affected at least six states that I'm aware of, some areas more severely than others.
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  3162.  @GiuseppeAP  Why would you sell California just to turn around and annex it again?
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  3163. At least until you clicked on this video.
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  3164. @Justin BiEber: Actually, this year isn't a presidential election year. This year we're electing the members of the entire House of Representatives and a little over a third of the members of the Senate. The reason why Trump and others are talking as if Trump himself is up for election is that if the control of one or both of those chambers swings to the Democrats, that's pretty much the end of the Trump presidency. At best, Democrats will block just about anything Trump suggests. At worst, Trump will find himself facing impeachment.
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  3165.  @philipharris7594  Grow up.
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  3166.  @tonyhaynes9080  Grow up.
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  3167.  Toxic Grunt  "Mommy, Anderson Cooper's ancestors did something bad!" has no relevance to Trump's behavior.
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  3168. Supposedly "self-obsessed", yet here you are giving them positive reinforcement for that.
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  3169. There was an article I read a few weeks ago that suggested that charging stations should be set up in the parking lots of shopping centers and other places that people could spend a half hour or more. That way, the person could shop or whatever while her/his battery is being charged.
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  3170. @nachos: So people should be free to commit murder?
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  3171. @nachos: You didn't say that explicitly, but I got the impression from your post that there shouldn't be any laws because they "limit freedom". I was just trying to point out that some laws are necessary by using murder as an example.
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  3172. @Paul Gaspar I didn't claim smoking was murder. Another commenter gave me the impression that he / she was in favor of no laws at all and I asked if that included murder.
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  3173. Not everyone is suited for the military.
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  3174. Proof?
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  3175. I believe the owner of the restaurant confirmed Sanders version of the story.
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  3176. +Negan Or a combination of the two reasons, maybe?
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  3177. @Andreana Calhoun: Please point out where in my original post I used vulgar language, threatened anyone or called anyone a nasty name, didn't use proper English, or wrote anything else that is generally accepted as immature. I don't believe I did, so why are you telling me to "grow up"?
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  3178.  @Ttui89.  Was that person directly responsible for turning the shooter into a violent racist? If no, then you're just spamming this video.
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  3179.  @Ttui89.  The news in this video is about three people who lost their lives at the hands of a violent racist. Trying to discuss anything else is spam in my book.
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  3180. @Officer Hogwash Be careful what you wish for. A government with the power to "bury" your political opponents will eventually see you as an opponent. Or, as a wise person said, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya".
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  3181. What was incorrect in this video?
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  3182. @bngr bngr: Sometimes it happens. Not everyone announces every little thing they're going to do, especially if they're planning on committing a major crime.
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  3183. Voting is a right, not a privilege.
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  3184. @Shauna Ro: I'm so sorry.
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  3185. The question is, though, how many people might end up infected from this one person, and how many people will those people infect, and so on ... ?
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  3186. @Veracity North: If a significant majority of voters in the area that would split off approve and the process is handled according to the law and the Constitution, it's actually an example of democracy in action.
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  3187.  @veracitynorth2860  If I believed in reincarnation, I'd have to say that you were probably a Loyalist during the American Revolution since you seem to be dead set against change that people (supposedly) want.
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  3188.  @veracitynorth2860  Yes, I know neither one of us was alive during the American Revolution, that's why I mentioned reincarnation.
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  3189. If you had any values, you wouldn't be using the word, "libtards" or any other similar word derived from the r-word.
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  3190. " ... not everyone is buying her [nonsense]." If what you claim about Meghan has any truth to it, you're buying it every time you click on a video like this one.
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  3191. Maybe you can answer the question I've asked of quite of few people like you and none so far have been able to answer it: Why? Why would Harry and Meghan need to fake a pregnancy? Harry isn't going to become the king, so if they didn't want or couldn't have any children, it's no big deal as far as the institution of the Crown is concerned.
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  3192. Be careful what you wish for. The next platform to be banned could be one that you like.
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  3193. +Lone Wolf Well, that's the beauty of the concept of free speech. I can express my opinion based on the information I have. Right now, that opinion is that I'm not holding my breath for these talks to occur, much less accomplish anything.
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  3194. +Lone Wolf Bringing up Obama's deficiencies as President is not an argument for Trump's deficiencies as President.
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  3195. "Why not work to better your own country?" If you're American, I can guarantee there are quite a few people in your family tree who immigrated here because the conditions (economic and/or sociopolitical) in their home countries were so miserable and/or dangerous that they felt they had no choice but to emigrate.
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  3196.  @HypocriticYT  Assuming you're either referring to those who came during the early days of European settlement in what would become the US or to those who came later and decided to settle beyond the cities and towns of the East, the native peoples already here would probably have disagreed that the land was "empty". Also, not every immigrant came during those early days or decided to go West. Many (especially those who came during the latter part of the 19th century) decided to stick to the larger cities (or, as you put it, "lands that were completely made into human habitat with roads etc."). Regardless, where and/or when our immigrant ancestors settled in this country wasn't my original point. My point was that the reasons why they came here weren't all that different from why people from Mexico and other Latin American countries want to come here now. By claiming the latter should stay in their home country and work to fix whatever problems they face is essentially saying that your own ancestors should never have come here. If they had stayed, you probably would never have existed.
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  3197. In my opinion, the only candidates who should be at the debates are those who are on the ballot in enough states to theoretically win the presidency. This year that would've been Biden, Hawkins (Green), Jorgensen (Libertarian), and Trump.
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  3198. If I remember what I read correctly, the basis of Parler's suit has nothing to do with freedom of speech, but breach of contract.
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  3199. Not that it has anything to do with this video, but if someone chooses to wear a mask, how does that negatively affect your life?
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  3200. As far as I'm concerned, it was the news outlets that got him elected in the first place. If he had been non-celebrity businessman Donald Smith running for President instead of Donald Trump, the news wouldn't have looked at him twice.
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  3201. "Boarders"? Seriously, DW? 🙄
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  3202. So military and diplomatic personnel serving outside the US wouldn't be allowed to vote in your fantasy world then?
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  3203. Seems that the head of the Federal Election Commission disagrees with you. https://twitter.com/EllenLWeintraub (pinned tweet on top)
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  3204. Harris is qualified because she's a native born US citizen and at least 35 years old.
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  3205.  @jeremesmith9266  Since Harris is the first female and non-White person to occupy the office of Vice President, it's expected that the media will be focusing on that at the beginning. Give it some time and the focus will switch to what she's actually doing or not doing.
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  3206. He said he didn't want to be part of that life anymore.
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  3207.  @DrZaius75  That was the first thing that popped into my head!
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  3208. I haven't heard any accusations that Putin or anyone else was trying to interfere in these elections.
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  3209. 3:59 -- Seeing David Tennant was a nice surprise! 🥰
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  3210. Maybe Wintour has light sensitivity in her eyes?
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  3211. VOA's target audience is non-Americans, so that phrase may need explaining to people in other countries.
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  3212.  Rata 4U  Wipe it with what? They seized both his phone and computer.
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  3213.  @TheseEyesSeeDarknessClearly  Perhaps, but it would seem risky to me only because by the time he made it home, someone at the airport might have cracked the passwords (depending on how high a priority was being placed on getting into his devices).
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  3214. +HolyMary... Clinton didn't resign.
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  3215. +kyle stephens One person's reprehensible actions don't excuse another's.
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  3216. The irony is strong with that statement.
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  3217. I want to see a group send drones with bottles of water.
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  3218. Political parties that focus more on what's best for them instead of the country and the people that keep voting them into power are a big part of the problem.
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  3219. The US government shouldn't be openly supporting opposition movements in not so friendly countries. All it accomplishes is to give the foreign government ammunition to discredit the opposition.
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  3220.  @ApollosGift  But if it wants to encourage opposition movements, it shouldn't be publicly stating those opinions.
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  3221.  @ApollosGift  I'm not talking about individuals within the US not being allowed to express their opinions on Hong Kong, which they are free to do. What I'm saying is that I think it's not wise for the US government to express its opinion because I think it would hurt the opposition movement more than it would help.
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  3222. ​ @ApollosGift  You don't seem to be understanding the point I'm trying to make. Just because an opinion can be expressed, doesn't mean it should.
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  3223.  @ApollosGift  You seem to have some difficulty understanding the difference between being allowed to do something and whether it's a wise decision to do so.
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  3224. Either one would probably make a better President.
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  3225. I won't be popping any champagne corks until I see Trump walk through the doors of whatever prison he ends up in.
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  3226.  @wisenber  If they don't, they don't. But the residents should have the opportunity to decide that for themselves.
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  3227.  @wisenber  If there's really no interest in changing the status quo, then fine. I was under the impression from this and another video about the area that there might be interest among at least some members of the community to become Canadian. Either way, I just want to see the community's wishes honored.
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  3228. Your actions don't match your words.
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  3229. The real George Soros or the Tinfoil!Soros that a lot of people seem to think is responsible for everything from the Central American caravan to their failed relationships to their hangnails?
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  3230. Maybe I'm weird, but if I believed there had been electoral fraud and was motivated to protest it, I'd be targeting the offices of the people involved (e.g. county & state electoral supervisors) on a day that they're actually working (i.e., not a Saturday).
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  3231. Unless you're the coroner who examined or is examining the body, you don't know that.
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  3232. It's explained in the description underneath the video.
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  3233. Not all packages are delivered via the US Postal Service. Packages can also be sent via private delivery companies.
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  3234. Because it's nicer for the dog than being shut up in a cage nearly all day while his/her parents are out of town.
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  3235. Fact: Clicking on CNN's videos encourages CNN to keep this channel active.
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  3236.  @ce1834  Most cartoon shorts that I'm aware of are longer than five minutes.
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  3237. Please explain then why those who immigrated to Australia voluntarily in the past didn't stay in their countries of origin to "fix the problems there"?
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  3238. @MICHAEL WOOD: Can it be stopped this late in the process? I can't imagine that would go over well with the EU.
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  3239. My idea of making America great again is to vote out every Republican and Democrat.
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  3240. Sanders lost his "independent" credentials, as far as I'm concerned, when he sought the Presidency via the Democratic Party. I do vote, but I seek out candidates who either affiliate with third parties (I lean Libertarian) and true independents.
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  3241. The amount is not as important as what is being done with what is given.
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  3242. You do have a choice not to click on these videos.
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  3243.  @oflameo8927  I don't want to see Fox News videos myself but I don't whine like a toddler when they show up in the recommendations, much less actually click on them and leave immature comments. I know better than to encourage a channel whose content is irritating to me.
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  3244.  @gadiantonrobber5692  "GAVIN was recalled..." Every news outlet has been reporting that Newsom survived the recall vote. What sources are saying different?
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  3245.  @fabianarmilla8166  Although I do believe it's long past time for our country to have a discussion about the Electoral College and, if it's to be replaced, what process should replace it, there's no reason why a third party candidate can't win under the current system. The main problem is that unless the mainstream media is forced to pay attention to third party or independent candidates (like Perot in 1992), it refuses to cover their campaigns. If they were given coverage on par with the establishment parties, you'll see them become more competitive.
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  3246.  @fabianarmilla8166  "... its also the commission on presidential debates that don't allow third party candidates to be competitive." Very true. If I was organizing these debates, my rule would be to allow any candidate to participate that's on the ballot in enough states to hypothetically win the presidency. That rule would've resulted in four candidates at the debates this year: Biden, Hawkins (Green), Jorgensen (Libertarian), and Trump.
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  3247. +XxSn0zBeRrIeSxX Then how was it a yokel from North Carolina was able to enter the restaurant where the alleged children were allegedly held and fire off his rifle without being killed by the armed security that should've been there to (a) keep the alleged captives from escaping and (b) protect the alleged perpetrators?
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  3248. If that were to happen, Trump could find himself without a Twitter account. Do you think Twitter wouldn't ban any accounts that could possibly open it up to lawsuits? For example, if Twitter could be sued now for the content on its site, Joe Scarborough would have grounds for a libel suit against Twitter for allowing Trump's tweets that are accusing him of murder. Twitter would want to prevent problems like that, so it may not have much choice but to block accounts it knows are contentious , including Trump's.
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  3249. @karl murphy: I think her employer holds that title.
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  3250.  @FLOODtoFIRE  Why would Woodward mention that? The topic of his book isn't CNN.
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  3251. That wouldn't deter Trump from interrupting.
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  3252. If DeSantis does run for President in 2024, it wouldn't be the first time a sitting governor (assuming he wins this year's gubernatorial election) bailed out on his state to run for President.
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  3253. No offense to Stewart personally, but haven't we learned our lesson about electing people based solely on their celebrity status?
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  3254. If their place of employment requires it, no, unless they want to lose their job.
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  3255. Your actions don't match your words.
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  3256.  @shaunhornby7897  What does my dominant hand (which is the right one, not that it's anyone's business) have to do with anything?
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  3257. Good point.
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  3258. @James Macfarlane: The Queen was born and raised in the UK, as were her parents, grandparents, her paternal great-grandfather, and her paternal great-great-grandmother. How is she German, other than having some distant ancestry?
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  3259. You're just now figuring that out? Most of us knew that as of November 2016.
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  3260. Funny, I thought Senator Klobuchar was a Democrat.
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  3261. I'm probably missing something, but isn't it a little bit late for the UK government to say, "Never mind, we'd like to stay instead"?
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  3262. +Richie Holland I'm not understanding what your post has to do with mine. There's a difference between the UK reconsidering its decision to exit the EU (if it can, which was my original question) and the UK realizing that Germany wasn't going to play nice regardless of what it told Chamberlain.
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  3263.  Lawn Mower  Depends on your opinion about vaccinations and the mandatory administration of them, I would imagine.
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  3264.  Lawn Mower  I don't know if I'd use that label because it's not as if I go around waving pom poms and shouting "Rah Rah Vaccinations!" I just want people, especially children, to be protected as much as possible from preventable illnesses and the after effects of said illnesses. And since vaccinations help accomplish that goal, I'm okay with that.
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  3265. I take issue with Tapper referring to the Trump and Bush administrations as "reigns" (as much as Trump wishes he was an absolute monarch).
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  3266.  @Ghastly_Grinner  I'll wholeheartedly agree that people who try to enter our country illegally should be dealt with according to the law. However, that doesn't give our government the right to treat them worse than animals.
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  3267.  @Ghastly_Grinner  Despite the wishes of some people. 😒
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  3268. But the most satisfying. 😁
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  3269. What also bothered me, was that the f-word was blocked in the graphic, but not the r-word.
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  3270. Deport who? The Americans who already left to live in Mexico?
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  3271. What was incorrect in this video?
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  3272. That wasn't my question. To call a video "fake" means that something was said or shown that wasn't accurate, so what was it?
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  3273. Be careful what you wish for. A government with the power to shut down news outlets you don't like also has the power to shut down the ones that you do like. Or as a wise person once said, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya".
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  3274. This was originally aired before "The Shakespeare Code". Besides, I would imagine studying Shakespeare is pretty much a required subject in his homeland.
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  3275. Even though I'm a Royal "fan" (for want of a more mature word) and not Canadian, I hope that doesn't come to pass. If the Sussexes aren't undertaking any business for the Canadian government, they shouldn't be receiving security from it.
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  3276. Even if the announcement was nothing but a tweeted press release, the actor / actress would've been named well before the Christmas special. I think this is the first time there's been this much hype over who the next Doctor was going to be. I think part of it had to do with this coinciding with the 50th anniversary.
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  3277. Nobody is saying that there weren't immigrants who didn't change their names, just that the change wasn't forced on them at Ellis Island.
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  3278. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/ask-smithsonian-did-ellis-island-officials-really-change-names-immigrants-180961544/
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  3279. That was an interesting article. I knew that the Irish were heavily discriminated against here in the US for a long time, but I didn't realize that they were depicted in the editorial cartoons of the time in the same style as Blacks. Thanks for the link. 🙂
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  3280. Nope. The decision to do these edits was made by one teacher.
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  3281.  @gregorypodom3898  Maybe, maybe not. Doesn't matter.
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  3282. @Fergus Mallon: Not only can I pronounce it, I also know what it means.
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  3283. How about being locked up for not engaging in actions that could've saved students from being harmed or killed, when it was your job to do so?
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  3284. +George Washington Grow up.
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  3285. Sweet Girl  The Electoral College didn't "take over" anything. It worked exactly as it was set up in the Constitution. The electors vote based on who won the statewide popular vote in the state they represent. And, unfortunately, Trump was the candidate who won the right combination of states to give him the 270+ Electoral College votes required to become President.
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  3286. "Mommy, she did it too!" is not a defense.
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  3287.  @matthewsigurdson4835  A smart President, having evidence of such criminal activity, would've had the culprits arrested by now.
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  3288.  @matthewsigurdson4835  If someone has broken the law, why shouldn't she / he be arrested and tried for his / her crime(s)?
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  3289. It's been my experience that when someone says "check that out" or a similar phrase, it usually means that person has no proof of his/her claims. Otherwise, she/he would have directed the reader to reputable sources that supported his/her accusations.
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  3290.  @elmsanti574  Speculation based on one visit is not proof.
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  3291. So we're just supposed to trust that Trump's minions won't be pulling things out of context to make him look like an innocent angel?
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  3292.  @leeadickes7235  After hearing Sean Hannity (no thanks to the woman who I rode into work with) say "dossier" and "FISA" ad nauseam for nearly a year, I tend to dismiss anything said that use those words.
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  3293.  @leeadickes7235  Life isn't either-or. If someone did lie to a judge to obtain a warrant against Trump (by the way, is that person in jail now? If not, why?), that doesn't automatically make Trump an innocent angel.
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  3294. @tammy tereasa raffield: Doesn't mean that you can't evacuate if you believe you need to do so.
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  3295.  @horseplop9  All the PM said was that the idea of the US buying Greenland was absurd. She didn't say anything nasty or anti-American.
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  3296. I'm sure the firing was justified, or else Lauer could sue NBC for breach of contract. However, I'm starting to get a Salem Witch Trial vibe with these near daily revelations of sexual misconduct accusations. It'd be quicker just to fire every male news and entertainment personality and compel every male politician to resign right now.
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  3297. Unless the Trump campaign hired Google to make sure every reservation was legit, I don't see why Google should be held responsible.
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  3298.  @realpqleur  Well, I got the impression from your original post that you believed that Google should have known which orders weren't legitimate and stopped them from being processed. And I reiterate that unless the Trump campaign hired Google to do just that, it wasn't Google's responsibility.
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  3299. +Garrett Glass There's a difference between what is objectionable and what violates YouTube's Terms of Service. Alex Jones, apparently, has crossed the line into the latter. John Oliver either has not or, if he has, hasn't been reported for it yet.
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  3300. If you truly believed that, you wouldn't have wasted your time clicking, much less commenting, on this video.
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  3301. Comparing the ratings for CNN and the Cartoon Network is like comparing apples and walnuts (as a friend of mine liked to say). I'm sure there is some overlap, but the audiences for each are, as a whole, not the same, age wise.
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  3302.  @NemesisDawn  Neither.
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  3303. That was answered in the next season.
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  3304. The camera cut away to a ceiling shot at that moment, so you really have to pay attention to see Meghan curtsying.
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  3305. Not to mention how the discrimination shown against Klingon actors by casting a human as Worf.
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  3306. Here in the US, it will never matter what the tax rate is as long as businesses can take advantage of various deductions, technicalities, loopholes, etc..., to lower the amount that they pay.
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  3307. If a drug dealer was arrested and his kid happened to be with him, should that kid go to jail as well? If your answer is no, then why are you in favor of punishing teens/young adults for the crimes of their parents?
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  3308. I was watching a Panama City TV station livestreaming this afternoon and they pulled their reporters in when conditions became unsafe.
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  3309. If I was a parent of one of those kids, I would've been on the phone to his office ASAP to tell him (actually a staff member, I'm sure) that as someone who's supposedly in favor of parents making decisions for their kids instead of government, he had no right to tell my (hypothetical) kid to take off her/his mask.
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  3310. It's "defrauded", but I definitely get the irony.
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  3311.  @OriginalBernieBro  You're welcome. 🙂
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  3312. Dual citizenship, perhaps?
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  3313. I don't think that's fair to Barney Fife. Yes, he wasn't the brightest bulb in the lamp store, but once Andy explained what was going on, he'd accept the truth. Can't say that about the sheriffs featured in this clip.
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  3314. Our troops still stationed in Afghanistan might disagree with you about the "no wars" claim.
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  3315. If Harry's doing anything to help the company's mission and/or bottom line and he's being paid for it, it's a real job.
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  3316. @tom wiesner: Which doesn't mean squat if all or most of the parts of said car are made somewhere else.
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  3317.  @KeithCindyPanama  Trump/DeSantis won't happen. The US Constitution prohibits electors voting for both a presidential and vice-presidential candidate from the same state as the elector. In other words, electors from Florida wouldn't be able to vote for both Trump as President and DeSantis as Vice President because both men are also from Florida. Florida electors could vote for Trump for President and someone else for VP or vice versa, however. No political party is going to risk losing a state with as many Electoral College votes as Florida by nominating both a presidential and vice presidential candidate from that state.
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  3318. And when I think about who's in charge of all this right now ... 😨
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  3319. +Cloudspeaker What I find amusing about it is that the commenters aren't accomplishing anything other than adding to the CBC's YouTube channel view count.
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  3320. oldesarge2000  Quality matters more than quantity. No mature adult is going to change her / his mind about his / her political views because of posts that contain words like "LIEberals".
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  3321. On the very rare occasion that he was cleaned up, you can clearly see that he's White.
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  3322. What does your novel have to do with the lack of police action during the Uvalde school shooting?
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  3323. Considering the subtle judgmental tone of this video, celebrities like Mia Farrow and Angelina Jolie shouldn't be on the list since a good number of their children were adopted.
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  3324. Every US President since Washington has been made fun of to some degree. Why should Trump be exempt?
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  3325. I'm guessing it was to let the audience know the whole thing was meant to be a joke and that the "sisters" weren't real.
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  3326. +White Privilege If Sears Canada was having similar difficulties as its US counterpart, the downfall started long before that movement emerged.
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  3327. Thanks for clicking on these videos and helping to keep this channel active.
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  3328. When I took algebra in high school and college, I had to draw my own graphs.
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  3329. Then why are you encouraging France 24 to continue being a "disinformation machine"?
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  3330. On what grounds? Unless Virginia (I believe that's where the restaurant is located) has an anti-discrimination law that covers either political orientation or place of employment, the owner hasn't done anything illegal.
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  3331. I used to work with this one girl whose baby kept on getting sick. One day, while relaying her child's latest illness to me and another co-worker, she said she couldn't understand why the baby kept getting sick because she always kept the house sanitized. My co-worker and I said almost in sync, "That's why the baby is getting sick".
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  3332. Personally, I don't think this was a case of a random officer being ignorant of the law.
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  3333. Just the type of post I'd expect from someone who uses the word "woke".
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  3334. YouTube videos count as "watching".
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  3335. If you're questioning why he isn't a king, it's because the country he reigns over is officially a principality, not a kingdom. If you're questioning why he's still the ruler of Monaco, I don't really have an answer other than apparently his subjects don't have any strong motivation to remove him specifically or become a republic.
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  3336. Your caption for Number 7 should call it for what it was: "The Oklahoma City Terrorist Attack".
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  3337. +MrB1923 And you are assisting in the spread of this "propaganda" by clicking on the videos.
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  3338. +Glenn Starkey I've read that Vivian Vance and William Frawley also didn't get along.
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  3339. @S S A : You're not helping matters when the words you use drag you down to the level of a Trump supporter.
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  3340.  @Micloren  If the plane follower's Twitter account posed a threat to anyone's safety, by all means, take it offline. But what physical threat do journalists debating that action pose to Musk or anyone in his orbit?
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  3341.  @richardcoram1562  "... that led up to two attempted IMPEACHMENTS by the Democrats ." Assuming you're referring to Trump, his impeachments weren't "attempts", they were accomplished. An impeachment, in and of itself, is simply the House stating that it believes that a President has committed a crime or crimes and/or conducted himself such that he is no longer fit to hold the office. The Senate then puts the President on trial and votes on if he should remain in office. It's the removal from office part of the procedure that was attempted and failed.
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  3342. around 1:12 -- Why would a DEA officer be there?
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  3343.  @whendo3494  One of the early first responders was Border Patrol, obviously not a department that normally conducts its business in elementary schools, so your second guess is probably the correct one.
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  3344. Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination should have been number one. His death set the ball rolling for World War I.
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  3345. Oh, please, if there was an all-powerful evil organization that Jones had the goods on, it would've taken him out long before this.
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  3346.  @canman5060  That's not the kind of balance Tendai Dube is referencing.
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  3347. If that was the case, the people of Hawaii are screwed.
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  3348. If you're at or near the point of impact, definitely. It's those outside the immediate impact zone that I was thinking about. I had been watching one of the Honolulu TV stations that was streaming live and the impression I got was that a lot of people had no idea what to do or where to go. Hopefully, this will be a wake up call for them.
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  3349. Australia's been an independent country since 1901. The only thing, government wise, linking it to the UK is that both countries have the same head of state.
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  3350.  @joestraughan3944  What government functions does the Australian government need the UK government's permission to do?
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  3351. Unless its attitude has changed in the past seven years, I doubt it. The EU told Scotland in 2014 that should it gain independence, it would have to go through the same process as any other country wanting to join the EU, a process that could take some time. It wouldn't give Scotland any breaks because it was splitting from what was then an EU member state.
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  3352.  @geda8496  Well, it's what I remember from that time. If I'm wrong, then I'm wrong.
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  3353.  @geda8496  That's why my original post started with, "Unless its attitude has changed in the past seven years, ...".
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  3354. @Truth But that promise had two parts. The first was to build it and the second was that Mexico was going to pay for it. He's making very tiny baby steps towards the first part, but hasn't collected un centavo from Mexico.
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  3355. +Justin Bernard It doesn't appear as if WatchMojo was considering variety shows, like SNL, for this video.
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  3356. If rally attendance was an accurate indicator of who people were voting for, Sanders would've been the Democratic nominee.
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  3357. You do realize that the Voice of America (VOA) is part of the government, right?
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  3358. The landslide was in seats won by Labour, not the number of votes.
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  3359. I wouldn't say that, it got you to click on its video.
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  3360. And you have proof of this, I would imagine?
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  3361. +Creepy Scorpio I know WatchMojo is a Canadian company, but the title of the video wasn't "Top 10 WWE Moments That Made Just Canadians Cry".
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  3362. +Kaylyn Owens That was the one of the best performances from anyone that I've heard to this day.
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  3363. +Kory Toombs This video came from WatchMojo, not What Culture.
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  3364. I hate to burst your bubble, but even if those stolen computers did have anything incriminating on them, they were obtained illegally. I wouldn't expect that a judge would allow them as evidence.
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  3365. Don't tell us, tell your MP.
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  3366.  @infiniLor  Okay, fair point about making assumptions. However, when I see someone expressing him/herself in all caps, that doesn't indicate that she/he wants to have a serious conversation.
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  3367.  @infiniLor  Sorry, it wasn't your post I was referring to, but to the original post in this thread.
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  3368. I'm sure there are quite a few Native Americans who feel the same way about people like you.
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  3369. Fully funded, not partly.
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  3370. When William was a teenager and young adult, he seemed to be to be nearly a male version of his mother, but as he's getting older, I'm seeing more of his father's side of the family in him.
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  3371. What 95 year old person isn't?
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  3372. Sane people just stop watching channels they don't like. I think TLC is nothing more than a 21st century version of the old circus freak show, but you don't see me calling their studios and threatening to blow them up.
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  3373. Trump would be nothing but a crispy shell if that were to occur.
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  3374. Unless the operatives were skilled enough not to leave a trace and skilled enough to know which states and counties to target, I still find that accusation difficult to believe. Do I believe Russia may have tried to influence the 2016 election, as in setting up social media accounts to persuade people to either not vote or to vote for a specific candidate? Most definitely.
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  3375. Maybe they aren't "shouting" because they know that's not how the current system works?
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  3376. I was under the impression that Israelis like Netanyahu believe Gaza should be Israeli territory, so why does he approve of Tr--p's inane idea?
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  3377. But that was the catalyst for the other incidents being revealed.
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  3378. Are you talking about the Spanish flu? It was called that because Spain was the first to report the pandemic, not because it had anything to do with creating the virus.
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  3379. @Comic Book Guy This specific woman being profiled doesn't seem to be whining and crying that the broader society isn't providing something she wants. Like many other entrepreneurs around the world, she saw a need and decided to meet that need herself.
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  3380. @Comic Book Guy Even if she has a negative motivation for her business, if what she's selling is legal and women are willing to buy it, what's the problem? Are you a lingerie manufacturer who's losing business to her?
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  3381. +Don Davidson How does the actions of a private business "[chip] away at your freedom and privacy"? No one is obligated to stay at a Disney property.
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  3382. Good luck finding his name on a ballot since he's not running for anything this year.
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  3383. I'm glad the family got it back, but it seems to me to be a wasted effort if they aren't going to use it.
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  3384.  @LadyDevastating  The video mentioned that the county is going to lease the land from the family and will have the option to buy in two years' time. It's the family's land to do with what they wish, but if it was me, after fighting so hard to get it back, I'd be doing something with it that wasn't essentially letting the people who kept the land from me continue to use it, even if they are paying me rent.
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  3385. I was under the impression that someone taking advantage of Vermont's offer would have to move there.
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  3386. Passports aren't used by most holders as everyday ID here in the US. The most common form of ID is a driver's license.
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  3387. Even if Diana was still alive, she wouldn't be the Queen Consort now anyway due to her and Charles' divorce in 1996.
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  3388. A handout would be if she just gave them money without expecting anything in return. She's employing these people and, from the looks of things, therefore helping the refugees settle in and become part of America.
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  3389.  @flamike217  What does CNN have to do with this? This video was produced by VOA and was the basis of my observation.
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  3390. @Tamim Khan: Speaking of not reading history, the Democratic Party shifted in the mid-20th century to a more progressive platform. A modern day Democrat wouldn't have been welcome in the 19th century Democratic Party.
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  3391. I think comparing his emotional development to that of a teenage boy's is giving him credit for being way more mature than he actually is.
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  3392. Just about every news show has a fluff segment. This is Tapper's.
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  3393. So why are you reinforcing ABC's decision to cover the Queen's death?
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  3394. No one is forcing you to consume Disney products or to go to their theme parks.
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  3395. If Trump is the smartest President in US history? 🤣
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  3396. How does one quit his job loosely?
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  3397. What other country did you expect a French news channel to focus on?
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  3398. Thanks for helping to keep CNN's YouTube channel viable by clicking on this video.
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  3399. Considering that other players have done the same thing without repercussions and some owners have even joined in, I can't see how Kaepernick has cause to say he's being blacklisted for kneeling.
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  3400. Obama and Kerry haven't been in office since January 2017. Want to join the rest of us in 2019?
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  3401. Even with expanding WatchMojo's idea of cameo to include minor roles, Boy George's appearance on The A-Team shouldn't be on the list, even as a Honorable Mention. The whole plot of the episode revolved around him, so his was definitely not a "minor role".
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  3402. Trump can't shut down a newspaper, nor "grab" and torture its editors and executives. If you're an American then you should know that would be a blatant violation of the First Amendment and would definitely be grounds for Trump's impeachment.
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  3403. Robin Sattahip  The existence of the prison at Guantanamo is a different issue. The issue we're discussing here is what you believe Trump has the right to do with those who aren't kowtowing to him. And, in this case, Trump can't do anything to the New York Times nor those who work for it.
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  3404. I've still yet to watch that series, but my understanding is that every season is equivalent to approximately 10 years of the Queen's reign, so the Harry and Meghan drama should be played out somewhere around Season 7.
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  3405. I hadn't heard how long it took for firefighters to arrive, but the statutes were removed to keep them from being damaged when where they were located was being renovated.
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  3406. Your actions don't match your words.
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  3407. Definition of "propaganda" according to Merriam-Webster: "1 capitalized : a congregation of the Roman curia having jurisdiction over missionary territories and related institutions 2: the spreading of ideas, information, or rumor for the purpose of helping or injuring an institution, a cause, or a person 3: ideas, facts, or allegations spread deliberately to further one's cause or to damage an opposing cause also : a public action having such an effect" How does this video meet any of these definitions?
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  3408. We should be concerned about anyone who holds a political office who can't communicate like they have at least a decent high school education.
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  3409.  @evolutionistheflyingspaghe2702  When Biden confuses a soup with the secret police of a dictatorship, I'll let you know.
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  3410. Good point.
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  3411. Actually, he did get a couple of brief mentions in "Children of Earth". (1) Jack tells Ianto at one point that if he understood correctly what the Doctor told him about his immortality, there's no way to reverse it. (2) Gwen mentions the Doctor in a video she's recording. She wonders why the Doctor wasn't there to help and concludes that he must be ignoring them because he's ashamed at the inhumanity that humanity was currently showing.
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  3412. Anyone who uses words derived from the r-word is a Trump supporter.
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  3413. The trolls and Russian bots love to see people use ugly words that end in "-tard".
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  3414. So if CBC praised Trump as the world's new messiah, yet ignored whatever faults you believe Trudeau has, that'd be okay?
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  3415. Ironically, a shoe ad played before this video started.
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  3416. I'm sorry that you're so sensitive that a total stranger wearing a mask affects you in this way.
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  3417. @Serenity: So if the majority of DC's residents were conservatives who wanted statehood, you'd be okay with that?
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  3418. Were you aware that VOA (Voice of America) is a federal government agency?
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  3419.  @KurtElliott  "VOA is part of the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM), the government agency that oversees all non-military, U.S. international broadcasting. It is funded by the U.S. Congress." from https://www.insidevoa.com/p/5831.html
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  3420.  @KurtElliott  If you have a disagreement with how VOA covers news, contact it and/or your Senators and Representative. All I was pointing out was that VOA is a government agency, not the property of any one political party.
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  3421. I'm not one, but I also think you guys shouldn't have to pay for it.
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  3422.  @_ata_3  I think ChocoLater meant how long specific signs must be kept up.
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  3423. Do any of those friends still interact with the show like you do?
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  3424. Are you talking about when people came back from Thanos' snap? If so, I like to think that when Bruce wished everyone back that he determined that if it wasn't safe for the returned person to materialize exactly where she/he left from, he/she would materialize in the nearest safe spot.
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  3425. If you're going to spread conspiracy theories, try to make them sound plausible. The debate was three days ago. Trump wouldn't have a positive test this soon if that was his only sustained exposure to the virus.
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  3426.  @ahadisgoat  If the US was just starting out now, I'd probably want "God Bless America" or "I Vow to Thee, My Country" as our anthem.
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  3427. The answer to the question is a resounding "No" as long as the polls gauge nationwide opinion as opposed to the opinions of voters in each individual state. Under the current process we have to elect a president, how people nationwide plan on voting has no relevance. It's which candidate is ahead in each state that's going to give some idea of who might win in November.
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  3428.  @mrjones29  Granted, most of the UK shows I've watched over the past forty or so years have been those imported by the US (it's only been about 15 years that I've been able to watch a broader selection via sites like this one), but the good stuff has always seemed to heavily outweigh the bad.
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  3429. The worst thing any US President can do for the opposition movement in a country that's unfriendly to the US is to publicly show support for it. It only gives the enemy government ammunition to discredit the movement.
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  3430. If I had my way, anyone with a vested interest in how electoral districts are drawn should never have any input into the decision.
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  3431.  @Mark_Chandler  The analogy I was thinking of was more like a grand jury since, at the end of the impeachment hearings, the House votes to "indict" a President, but your analogy works as well.
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  3432. Unless whoever wins replicates or surpasses Reagan's 1984 results, it won't be a landslide.
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  3433. Surprising that Trump doesn't get along better with them then, since they have the same mindset.
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  3434.  @ze3934  "... if kyle was not armed while trying to offer first aid and put out fires (and thus destroying all the fun of the so called protestors) would he or would he not stil be alive?" If Rittenhouse had stayed home in Antioch that night, the odds that he would (a) be alive and (b) never had set foot in a Kenosha courtroom are pretty high.
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  3435. That doesn't mean Trump had to have a tantrum over Denmark's refusal to go along with the idea.
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  3436.  Rachel Ash  If you really want to show that you're smarter, more educated, and more mature than a Trump supporter, don't use words like "Trumptards".
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  3437.  @dennismanson6621  I'll give you the same advice I gave "Rachel Ash": if you want to prove that you're smarter, more educated, and more mature than a Trump supporter, don't use words like "Trumptard".
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  3438.  @dennismanson6621  You're very close.
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  3439. This has nothing to do with politics. Grow up.
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  3440. It looks like the same concept, but you program it rather than put a cassette tape in.
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  3441. US Presidents can't commute sentences for or pardon people convicted of state crimes.
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  3442. "W--e" is a word used by people who are not mature enough and/or educated enough to express themselves using their own thoughts, so they copy whatever their favorite media personalities tell them to say.
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  3443. So who do you think will sue Rittenhouse first: the guy he injured or one of the families of the two guys he killed?
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  3444.  @mandycote5662  This was the decision of a private company, not the government.
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  3445. I'm sure that the people that used Pepe to promote their garbage didn't have permission from the artist to use the image when the frog was "alive", so what makes the artist believe the image will stop being misused now that the frog is "dead"?
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  3446. He's not up for re-election until 2022, so don't hold your breath.
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  3447. Is he kidding? This is the same guy who, while South Carolina governor, up and disappeared without telling anyone, especially his security detail, to go visit his mistress in Argentina! As much as I condemn adultery, I find it just as reprehensible that an elected official of that level would be so irresponsible with his personal safety and the duties of the office to which he was elected.
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  3448. Different story.
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  3449. @Anthony R: Ever hear of a solar power plant contaminating its surrounding area with radiation after an accident?
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  3450. If Obama did half the things Trump has, he would've deserved impeachment and removal from office regardless if he was black, white, or purple with green polka dots.
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  3451. The makeup people did a really good job making Chris Evans look old.
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  3452. I used to have a Chihuahua (not the one in my profile pic) who absolutely hated toll booths. It didn't matter if they were manned or not, he'd always bark at them when my dad stopped to pay.
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  3453. +John King Plus it would look kind of egotistical if she was smiling throughout the anthem since it's about her.
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  3454. Black Panther was the first Black superhero to appear in a mainstream comic (1966).
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  3455. You have proof of that, of course.
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  3456. I remember bra and girdle commercials where the products were shown on a live model, but the model wore the underwear over regular clothes.
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  3457. How does one loosen a democracy?
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  3458. The boy was autistic. However, I agree that it should've been on this list.
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  3459.  @TheoWorkman  You aren't the only one who caught that the clip was from a Publix.
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  3460. The goal is to get more people to use it.
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  3461. dennis wolff  I never said I liked the Electoral College method of electing a President, but I can't say that it hasn't worked as it was set up in the Constitution.
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  3462. @A Nicol: Unless there's been a change of heart by the EU since the Scottish independence referendum, I remember hearing that the EU told Scotland that if it ever became independent, it wouldn't automatically become a member. An independent Scotland would have to jump through the same hoops as any new applicant which would take time.
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  3463. Why title the video, "Should Grocery Workers Be Considered First Responders?", if the narrator isn't going to present a case for and/or against?
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  3464. Nobody forced you to click on this video.
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  3465. The irony is strong in Earnest's post.
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  3466.  @earnestleesaddened3779  It was actually my dad who served, hence the "brat" part of my username. The reason I said your post was ironic is that you are mocking others for repeating what you believe are inane comments while you are parroting inane words ("sheeple", "snowflakes", "ANTIFA", "Identity Politics", "Dramacrats").
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  3467.  @earnestleesaddened3779  What bothers me is how quite a few people online can't express themselves without resorting to "trendy" words that others are telling them to use.
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  3468.  @cobrakai6209  Not according to the procedure set up in the US Constitution.
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  3469.  @cobrakai6209  Let's say it's proven that people acting on behalf of Trump, and with his knowledge, did any or all of the following: (1) Hacked into local and/or state voting machines and/or tabulators to changes votes and/or vote totals to benefit Trump. (2) Directly contacted voters to bribe or coerce them to either vote for Trump or not vote at all. (3) Hacked into local and/or state voter databases to change or delete voters' information to prevent them from voting at all. Whether it was an oversight or naiveté, there's nothing in the Constitution that addresses the possibility of a President obtaining the office through fraudulent means. The only thing that could be done under the Constitution in this hypothetical case is that Trump be impeached and removed from office. However, that wouldn't result in Clinton becoming President. The next President would be Pence. And even if Pence was impeached right alongside Trump, the next person in line is the Speaker of the House.
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  3470. It's actually a second life sentence, but I'm assuming the federal sentence allows for the possibility of parole since it hasn't been mentioned otherwise this afternoon.
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  3471. I'm no fan of Fox News, but you don't see me wasting my time propping up its YouTube channel by clicking and commenting on its videos.
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  3472.  @nickh.isalldamgenocntrol4444  It's just basic observation. Your post suggests you allegedly don't like CNN, but your actions (clicking and commenting on a video from its YouTube channel) are actually supporting it.
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  3473.  @nickh.isalldamgenocntrol4444  Then why continue to encourage them?
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  3474. I'm thinking it was just a neat coincidence, but Stark asking Strange about making balloon animals immediately made me think of the Jimmy Kimmel sketch.
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  3475. ​ @ThatGuy68580  If it's that obvious, then please show off your superiority by providing the proof I was asking for.
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  3476.  @ThatGuy68580  You never showed any evidence.
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  3477.  @brokendrifter4626  If it's supposedly that obvious, why isn't anyone showing me any evidence?
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  3478.  @ThatGuy68580  The fact that you're not wanting to show off your superior knowledge tells me exactly what I need to know about your actual lack of knowledge.
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  3479. What does Reagan have to do with this?
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  3480. Most companies that offer health insurance have pregnancy coverage and allow the children that are born to be added to the insurance of the employee. So it seems to me that equivalent benefits would be given.
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  3481.  @rwh5350  "Would this coverage be available for male employees to use for women they impregnate whether employees or not?" I would say, more than likely, no for women who aren't the male employees' spouses or kids since most employee health plans don't cover people unrelated to the employees and, more than likely, yes for those women who are the spouses or kids of the employees. But since I don't work for any of these companies offering the benefit, I'm just making an educated guess.
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  3482. No, but they do make informed guesses as to which candidate is going to win each state and, subsequently, the presidency. News outlets have been doing it for every election I can remember and even further back than that based on various videos of pre-1984 election coverage here on YouTube.
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  3483. I read an article earlier today in which someone pointed out that people who like this law better be careful what they wish for because if this holds, who's to say that another state won't use the same approach to effectively ban something you support.
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  3484. Interesting comparison. 🙂
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  3485. @Sprint Rollingon: Yeah, all those diabetics losing their legs and/or going on dialysis will be much healthier without their pills or insulin. 🙄
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  3486. Yet you've chosen to click on CNN's YouTube channel, which only encourages even more of the reporting you dislike. Oh, well, I appreciate your support, though.
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  3487. This is a good example as to why I think only those employed by the county should be handling voter registrations and changes to those registrations. Ideally, it should be only employees of the county voters' registration office, but Florida allows employees of the tax collector's office to do it as well.
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  3488. I wasn't expecting the Spanish Inquisition. 🙃
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  3489. His shtick is mostly "supplements".
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  3490. @Robert Evans Not all of us. I certainly didn't vote for him.
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  3491. @scretching08 So Trump's allowed to go off topic, but a reporter isn't?
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  3492. +bof1701 As you've probably seen from online comments, the next Doctor being a woman is freaking out people enough without adding a non-White actress into the mix. Not to say that I would've had a problem with the next Doctor being both female and not White, but I can understand why TPTB would want to take baby steps in breaking barriers.
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  3493. Which has what to do with the Supreme Court and whether or not it needs reform?
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  3494. This is more confusing than anything else. I consider myself a relatively conservative person in social matters, but I didn't see anything in the video that Ocasio-Cortez or anyone should be ashamed about. What exactly did the person who released this on Twitter hope to accomplish?
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  3495. Unless you have a financial stake in the company, why do you care about CNN's ratings?
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  3496.  @janetairlines1351  Although there is overlap, the target audience of Spongebob Squarepants is different than CNN, so comparing viewing figures for the two is like comparing (as a former supervisor of mine liked to say) apples and walnuts. If I did care what a news network's ratings were, I'd be comparing its ratings to another news network or, at the very least, to a news program (e.g., comparing the ratings for the 6 PM hour on CNN to the ratings of the local and national news of a broadcast network's local affiliate).
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  3497. White chocolate wouldn't show the details very well.
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  3498. I'm sure Sully knows that there are people in this world whose goal in life is to spread bitterness.
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  3499. I find it difficult to take your complaint seriously if you can't correctly spell the name of the group you're advocating for.
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  3500. If I remember what I read correctly, people can't give voters anything if they're within a certain distance of the voter or polling place. That being the case, I'd love to see a group use drones to deliver water to people standing in line.
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  3501. Only Trump supporters use words that end with "-t * * d".
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  3502. Not everyone votes with the majority.
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  3503. I know I shouldn't be encouraging nonsensical and off topic comments, but seriously, if you're going to be accusing Cohen or Cooper of something disgusting and illegal, at least come up with something plausible. It's common knowledge that both men don't go for women, period, never mind underage girls.
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  3504. CNN is just now noticing this?
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  3505.  @noamibelford7439  So people who live in cities and don't have garden space should starve to death?
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  3506.  @Nonalhomophobie  Anderson was pretty clear about that. I think this "TranceElevation" person didn't bother to watch the video and/or is trolling.
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  3507. Not to mention most YouTube commenters.
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  3508. ​ @marymontag3116  "... it’s okay for the left to smear but not the right?????" Shouldn't people like you want to show how superior you are to the "left" by not engaging in vulgar name calling?
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  3509. Barring Trump's death, I can't see how this really affects the election itself since most voters pretty much made up their mind ages ago.
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  3510. @TheManiacApproach -- I don't think you're being sexist. I'm a woman and I totally agree. The women do have their good moments, but overall, they don't do as good of a job on this show as the guys.
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  3511. +kiatu kichafu I hate to burst your bubble of ignorance, but there were Native Americans in what would become the US when the first European settlers arrived.
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  3512. Your entire post definitely supported the assertion of your first sentence.
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  3513. It's his brain that needs checking.
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  3514. That would've been my response if I was working for that company and it would've been the truth.
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  3515. I don't know about physical temper tantrums since (thankfully) I'm not with him 24/7, but he does seem to make a habit out of twitter tantrums.
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  3516. And how are you being legally compelled to "run your life" according to these companies' ethics?
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  3517. +TheJewishSongs Personally, I think North Korea is playing Trump.
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  3518.    I don't see how eliminating the protections of Section 230 will resolve anything for those who are whining that Facebook, Twitter, etc..., aren't promoting their views unchallenged. If social media platforms have to be more careful about what is posted to their sites, then they are going to clamp down even harder on accounts that consistently post misleading, incorrect, and/or inflammatory content.
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  3519.  @furtivedolus2504  Your opinion as to what companies should and shouldn't be allowed to do is not US law. If you can't answer my request as written, then just admit it.
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  3520.  @MrHobomidget  I never said otherwise. 😕
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  3521.  @mercurialpierrot7073  "These 'private companies' are linked to our government. They came together and deplatfomed a whole platform. You don't see a problem with that?" I'm not quite sure what you're asking. "Linked" in what way? What is "deplatforming" a platform?
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  3522.  @Matt-ro7cb  If it's a private business, a phone company should have the right to deny service to anyone it believes is using its services to encourage others to commit violent acts or other crimes. In regards to the "sacred" Section 230, you might want to look at one of my earlier posts: "I don't see how eliminating the protections of Section 230 will resolve anything for those who are whining that Facebook, Twitter, etc..., aren't promoting their views unchallenged. If social media platforms have to be more careful about what is posted to their sites, then they are going to clamp down even harder on accounts that consistently post misleading, incorrect, and/or inflammatory content."
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  3523. I saw a picture of him pop up in my MSN news feed, but I couldn't see the caption, so I was thinking he was dead as well.
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  3524.  @cmj_87  Unless you're pure Native American, more than likely you wouldn't exist if it hadn't been for Columbus' voyages spurring European settlement of the Americas.
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  3525.  @cmj_87  No, I'm not excusing what Columbus, those with him, and those who came after him did to the indigenous populations of the Americas. However, that doesn't mean those of us of European ancestry in the New World can't acknowledge that we owe our existence to Columbus' voyages.
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  3526.  @cmj_87  I don't celebrate the holiday myself (i.e., I don't go to parades or similar events) and couldn't care less if anyone else does or not. But you don't have to go to parades and the like to acknowledge the history changing event. And by acknowledging said event, that includes both the good and the bad.
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  3527. @Linda Foxwood: No, the job of VOA isn't to protect the US Constitution, it's to report on domestic and international news and to promote US values and culture to an international audience.
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  3528. It's actually two towns. The US town is Derby Line, Vermont, and the Canadian town is Stanstead, Quebec.
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  3529. The Beverly Hillbillies? Seriously? Apparently Jolly has never watched even one episode of the show. Yes, the Clampetts weren't exactly the brightest bulbs from an academic standpoint, but they were honest people with a positive outlook on life and willing to help out anyone in need. Any jams they got into were usually due to misunderstanding something about their new surroundings, but if they were in the wrong, they tried to make it right. As far as I'm concerned, one fictional Clampett is a thousand times more valuable to this world than Trump and his entire Cabinet put together.
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  3530. The only way he'll end up in prison over this is if what he said in this clip was a lie (which I think it is, but anyhow ...) and he repeats that lie under oath.
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  3531. And yet you're helping CNN spread this alleged propaganda by clicking on its videos.
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  3532. Your actions speak louder than your words.
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  3533. Someone might convince me one day that Meghan was bad news from the start, but that someone will never be her father. I just can't accept the word of a man who sells himself out to various news and tabloid media outlets to talk trash about his own daughter.
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  3534.  @cheetyliciousmeowmeow1085  Thanks. Have a Merry Christmas. 🎄
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  3535. True, fans were not pleased Bobby had been killed off, but they were even less pleased when bringing him back ended up throwing everything about the previous season out the window.
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  3536. I don't think these bills say the businesses have to accept cash only, just requiring them not to refuse cash as a form of payment.
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  3537. Tell that to River and Romana, two women who were better TARDIS pilots than the male Doctors.
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  3538. How is sharing what TV memorabilia you'd like to have being "sick"?
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  3539. YouTube is owned by Google.
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  3540. Trump, or any other US President for that matter, really can't publicly show any support for an unfriendly country's protest movement because that will give the unfriendly country's government ammo to discredit the protesters and their grievances.
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  3541. Every time I see something about cryptocurrencies, I can't help but think of the Dutch tulip craze of the 17th century.
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  3542. I was under the impression that Canadian citizens in the US who wanted to go home would be allowed to do so.
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  3543. I don't know whether to laugh at or feel sorry for those people. It makes no sense to go to DC to protest what they believe is electoral fraud when the people allegedly committing said fraud aren't there. And even if they were, they aren't going to be around on a Saturday.
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  3544.  @kerri7971  Freedom of speech doesn't mean that people aren't immune from criticism when they exercise that right.
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  3545.  @kerri7971  "That wasn’t criticism that was the left challenging the Presidents comment." That falls under criticism.
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  3546. Not only does Trump have those options, as long as he's President, he can give a press conference, have his press secretary read whatever he has to say, or hold one of his rallies.
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  3547. Only if you let it.
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  3548. Some years ago, one of my co-workers was telling us about her plans to go to a Halloween Horror Nights event and our boss thought she said "whore". 😁
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  3549. When people like Gaetz use the parrot word "woke", they are essentially confessing that the development of their vocabulary stopped at 5th grade (assuming they made it even that far).
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  3550. If you want to convince anyone that you have a point, you should (a) frame your argument like a grown up, (b) mention specific instances in this video that are being staged, and (c) give evidence of that staging.
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  3551. Future Boy  Beauty isn't limited to one race.
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  3552. Future Boy  I suspect Jenny knows that already. The real question is, do you accept that a non-White woman can be seen as beautiful?
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  3553. IF that's true, maybe it wasn't mentioned because it didn't have a blessed thing to do with this gas station owner's decision to do something nice for his community.
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  3554. Okay, I can understand suspending someone for using his account in such a way that people could be put in danger, but why suspend other accounts for discussing the original suspension?
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  3555. If you like the US government deciding what sites you're allowed to use, it's fantastic. 🙄
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  3556.  @icu17siberia  If you're not from the US, it's not. However, for those of us that are, banning a form of communication violates the principle, at the very least, of the amendment to our Constitution that guarantees free speech.
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  3557. Which is his right, but the general consensus is that not enough votes would switch to change the outcome.
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  3558.  @dancininthemoonlight6138  You won't get any argument from me about that.
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  3559.  @brettthorndike1079  Did the Native American coerce the boy to stay there?
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  3560.  @brettthorndike1079  I never said they should've wandered aimlessly around DC. They should've gone to wherever their teachers or chaperones were and let them know they were being harassed (based on their side of the story). Why should they have left? Ever hear of the saying, "Discretion is the better part of valor"? If I was in the middle of a crowd and I had reason to believe that crowd was getting belligerent, it's a more prudent decision for me to leave if feasible than stay and possibly get injured or killed. I seriously doubt, should these alleged suits even make it to court and the kid wins, that he'll receive $250 million dollars. His "injury" wasn't worth that much money. Best case scenario for the kid is an out of court settlement (for much less) with a possible non-apology apology from CNN and the Washington Post and a possible NDA for the kid.
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  3561. That would be in an American hospital. If I'm not mistaken, people in the UK don't get bills for NHS hospital stays.
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  3562. Wouldn't a better idea be to not click on them in the first place?
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  3563. The only one of those scenarios I can't see happening at this point is someone having a mask that is so realistic that it could fool a facial recognition sensor.
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  3564. I'm as eager to see Baby Sussex as anyone, but it's not my baby, so I have no right to demand that Harry and Meghan present her / him to me when I want them to as opposed to the time that's best for the baby and parents. And anyone who demands otherwise is a selfish imbecile.
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  3565. To be honest, I was thinking more along the lines of Kim goading Trump into saying something that would give Kim an excuse to instigate a war.
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  3566. And I'm sure you have proof of that which was submitted to the appropriate authorities.
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  3567. I don't think that people who claim to be concerned about the environment and fly on planes when they have no other choice (e.g., someone who lives in New Jersey has to travel to Oregon for a family funeral that's being held in two days) are hypocrites. It's people who do have a choice, yet decide to fly anyway, that I feel are hypocrites.
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  3568. I don't know if they should be that bold for an origin story, but it'd be an interesting casting idea for a regular Batman movie with the Joker already an established presence.
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  3569. It's also legal in the US state of Nevada, but only if a woman is working out of a bordello.
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  3570. I guess you've never been to see a dentist then.
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  3571. The public are Larry's servants. Just ask him. 🙃
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  3572. I would say that I laugh at people who claim that CNN is "fake", yet continue to click on its YouTube videos, but I'm glad they help keep the channel viable as I'm without cable / satellite at this time.
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  3573. The only thing that matters is that you click on the video. It's counted as a view. Thanks again.
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  3574.  Mike Davidson  Hillary Clinton stopped being relevant the day after the 2016 US Presidential election. Please join the rest of us in 2019.
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  3575. You can remove a channel from your recommendations by going to the home page and, if you see a video being recommended from the unwanted channel, click on the three vertical dots next to the title of the video, then click "Don't recommend channel". Another thing that will help is not clicking on the videos of the unwanted channel in the first place. Otherwise, YouTube thinks you do want to see videos from the channel.
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  3576. This is one reason why I love British TV so much more than my own American TV.
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  3577. Not all the people in Florida are "fine" with DeSantis.
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  3578.  @harrylazard805  I just wanted to make sure that it's understood that not everyone here in Florida supports DeSantis. Oh, by the way, when someone refuses to use punctuation properly in his/her own posts, it's not the best idea for her/him to lecture another person about her reading skills.
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  3579.  @harrylazard805  If my comment doesn't "mean anything", I guess that's why you didn't understand it.
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  3580. The statues were removed so they wouldn't be damaged by the workers as they carried out the renovations.
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  3581. It's on the air because people watch it on TV and click on its YouTube videos.
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  3582. I'm no legal expert myself, but I'm going to have to disagree with Honig. I think Dominion might be open to a settlement deal. The reason I believe this is that, should this case make it to trial and Giuliani loses, there's no way he can pay 1.3 billion dollars (at least not on his own). My speculation is that Dominion is hoping the threat of financial ruin would prompt Giuliani to offer a settlement of a lesser amount and a public admission that he was wrong.
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  3583. You can't burn something down again if you didn't burn it down in the first place.
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  3584. Both sides engaged in unprofessional behavior that night. Other than polite clapping, there shouldn't be any outbursts, regardless if they are supporting or dissing the President.
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  3585. Canadian citizens don't need a visa to enter the US (with some exceptions). https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/tourism-visit/citizens-of-canada-and-bermuda.html
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  3586. It was the monarch's personal property, not the Crown's, like Buckingham Palace.
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  3587. @alex salunas: The French government hasn't appeared to have had trouble with that with just about every terrorist attack on its territory within the past four or five years.
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  3588. So it would've been acceptable if a Republican president and Congress had done it instead?
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  3589. +Old Time Hockey "Stage 3 Trump Derangement"? You do realize parroting someone else's words only makes you look childish and illiterate, right?
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  3590. +John O We need to vote out all those who identify as Democrats or Republicans.
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  3591. +Abel Flores Trolled by whom? Trump? If so, it makes an even stronger case as to why he shouldn't be President. Mentally mature people don't do that kind of stuff.
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  3592. When will our government learn? The worst thing the US can do when an uprising occurs in a non-friendly country such as Cuba is show public support for the protesters. The government of the non-friendly country will simply portray the protesters as being US tools, discredting them in the eyes of the public in the process.
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  3593. What exactly does it mean when a Canadian political party loses its official status?
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  3594. Thanks. I was thinking there was probably monetary consequences, but I didn't consider not being able to ask questions during the weekly question period.
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  3595. You're hampering your goal every time you click on one of its videos.
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  3596. I knew it would happen, but I'm a bit surprised that Charles did it this soon. I was thinking that he'd wait until after the official mourning period at the very least.
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  3597. Where in the video was the political affiliation of either the cops or the newspaper owner mentioned?
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  3598.  @peteredwards338  You do realize this video was on the BBC's YouTube channel, right? So you're only encouraging the "propaganda" you claim is being presented with every click.
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  3599.  @Danny-is5if  Just because someone else isn't doing his/her part doesn't absolve you from doing yours.
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  3600. I'm guessing you may not be old enough to remember the 1984 election in which Reagan slaughtered Mondale with 525 Electoral College votes to 13. That was a landslide. I seriously doubt either of those two women (they both have to be at least 25 years old to serve in Congress) would be able to achieve a result even close to that if either chose to run for President.
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  3601.  @DiCarloJr  Enough did for Mondale to win his home state of Minnesota and Washington, DC. And Reagan may have won everything else, but not with 100% of the individual vote. However, that has nothing to do with my point, which is neither Boebert or Taylor Greene would be able to achieve a similar result to Reagan's 1984 election results should one of them run for President and win.
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  3602.  @marvinmartinsYT  The Australian Election Commission seems to disagree with you. https://www.aec.gov.au/FAQs/Voting_Australia.htm#compulsory https://www.aec.gov.au/FAQs/Voting_Australia.htm#not-to (referring to the penalty for not voting)
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  3603. Or, as some other commenters have suggested, maybe his identity was stolen.
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  3604. The Soviet Union didn't get "tired of supporting [Cuba]". It stopped doing so because (a) the USSR dissolved and (b) the economic downturn afterwards forced Russia to cut back on foreign expenditures.
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  3605. +Marlene Mcgovern And you know that the person responsible did it on purpose to promote a social, political, and/or religious agenda how?
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  3606. The specific claim of fraud that allowed Biden to become President is the one that's being denied, not election or voter fraud in general.
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  3607.  @coppergolem9444  She was for all of a couple of minutes in "The Curse of Fatal Death", a Comic Relief sketch from 1999 written by Steven Moffat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do-wDPoC6GM
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  3608. Not to mention it helps develop fine motor skills.
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  3609. So what you're saying, Chris, is that we can blame Obama for Trump becoming President? 😜
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  3610. Was his peerage an inherited or life title? If the former, I don't believe that can be taken from him.
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  3611. No, but Georgia has what's known as a felony murder law. The basic idea is that if you're committing a felony and someone dies during it, you can be charged with that person's murder even if you weren't the one directly responsible for the victim's death.
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  3612.  @MrLoobu  I tried to post a link to an article that I think explains the concept better than I did, but it disappeared. Here's the link again, but put a "-" where there's a space: https://fox5atlanta.com/news/malice murder vs felony murder a look at the ahmaud arbery murder trial charges
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  3613. Congratulations Washington Post for diving into Trump's cesspool by repeating his ugly language.
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  3614. Thanks for helping to keep CNN's YouTube channel viable by clicking on this video.
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  3615.  @albertgilbert1600  Doesn't matter how many individual votes nationwide a presidential candidate receives. All that matters is that candidate winning the statewide popular vote in the right number of states to win 270+ Electoral College votes.
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  3616.  @peterflanagan5901  Then why do Sinn Féin candidates waste their time and money running for seats in a "foreign" parliament?
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  3617.  @roseanne9986  That doesn't answer my question as to why Sinn Féin candidates run for seats in the UK Parliament knowing full well they won't sit there if elected.
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  3618. Because, so far, there's no indication that it was. From the FBI's website: "International terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups who are inspired by, or associated with, designated foreign terrorist organizations or nations (state-sponsored). Domestic terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to further ideological goals stemming from domestic influences, such as those of a political, religious, social, racial, or environmental nature."
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  3619. And you know this woman personally? She could be a widow.
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  3620. What was incorrect?
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  3621. That doesn't answer my question.
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  3622. My uncle had that comic where Superman said he'd marry Supergirl if they weren't cousins.
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  3623. Dog alpha  US law disagrees with you about the citizenship of Puerto Ricans. Puerto Ricans have been US citizens since 1917.
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  3624. I can't offer an opinion about Michigan, but I think Biden will win Florida.
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  3625. We have that problem in the US as well in regards to people using the ER as a primary care clinic.
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  3626. That you're squawking "w--e" instead of using your own thoughts is the real disaster.
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  3627.  @MrMikeyBmore  If you were expressing your own thoughts instead of the ones someone else told you to say, you'd be addressing my original comment instead of talking about numbers that have no relevance to anyone except those financially dependent on the movie's sales.
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  3628. Happy New Year, France!
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  3629. +Brice Dowd The narrator said at the beginning that wasn't going to be included because WatchMojo didn't want to put a seal of approval on what is an abusive relationship.
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  3630. You'd think Trump would show more gratitude to the media. After all, if it wasn't for them giving him free advertising during the 2016 campaign, he probably wouldn't be President now.
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  3631. Who is Hunter in relationship to this video? One of the cops? One of the family in the car?
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  3632. Why would such a fascist law be needed? If you don't like how the front of a store looks, don't patronize the business.
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  3633. +Mikaylan Simon Actually, I would ask the exact same question to any politician. And my only political bias is against both Democrats and Republicans.
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  3634. +Fritz the Katt A word of advice: Deleting a comment doesn't guarantee it doesn't get sent to my inbox. To reply to the comment that was sent to me: No, I don't run Scott's life, but he's currently in a position to run mine and, should he be elected Senator, will continue that role for at least six more years. Therefore, I think it's an obligation on my part to question him on what I feel is important and I believe ascertaining his commitment to being a Senator is one of those questions.
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  3635. +Daniel Smith Yes, it is as far as I'm concerned. If you're already an office holder, your focus should be 100% on the office you're currently holding, not the one you might win.
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  3636. +Bendytendy The Conservative But Scott is running for the Senate now. On my time and dime.
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  3637. If Trump were to die, yet win the election anyway, what would more than likely happen is that the electors pledged to Trump would vote for Pence instead. I'm not sure who would end up being VP, though.
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  3638. He already is on the Dark Side.
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  3639. You do realize the hijackers were (a) here legally and (b) not Hispanic, don't you?
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  3640. That's one of my favorites because he whines about the media and others using unnamed sources, then turns right around and tries to justify whatever he's talking about by saying, "People are saying", without naming these "people".
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  3641. "She should be left alone. It’s nobody’s business." Then why are you here?
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  3642.  @Moggy458  I consider myself to be more of a hypocrisy seeker. If you believe Catherine should be left alone, then leave her alone. Every time you consume something about her online, it only encourages that outlet to cover her even more.
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  3643.  @Moggy458  You're not being force fed anything. You have the choice to not click, not watch, not read. Yes, we do have free speech, but that works both ways. You post something here and anyone else with a YouTube account can express an opinion on it. Sometimes those opinions aren't going to be supportive. If you only want supportive comments on your posts, then perhaps you should find a different site that allows you to control who is allowed to respond to you.
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  3644. Nah, they already ripped off Star Trek with the logo. How about "May the Force be with you"?
    1
  3645. True, but Huw Edwards' announcement is still a significant historical moment.
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  3646. M Perkins: Be careful what you wish for. "If they'll do it for you, they'll do it to you."
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  3647. @Elke Summer: And how would you know this was deliberate, hmm?
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  3648. @Eric Enloe: The backlash is a reaction to what Trump actually said.
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  3649. How does complaining on a YouTube comment section accomplish that?
    1
  3650. I really wish people who dislike Trump would stop using words like "trumptard". All it does is make them sound like Trump supporters.
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  3651. And how much people take you seriously depends on the maturity of your communications.
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  3652. I wouldn't mind trying this type of voting, but I don't think it's the cure all for breaking up the Democrat-Republican duopoly. In my opinion, the major factor in third party and independent candidates not gathering enough momentum to have a realistic shot is lack of publicity. Although I don't believe in mandating media coverage, I think something should be done to persuade the cable news outlets, broadcast networks, etc..., to give as much coverage to third party/independent candidates as they do the candidates of the major parties.
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  3653.  @latejana737  During the 2016 campaign and afterwards, Trump insisted that Mexico was going to pay for the wall. US citizens shouldn't be paying a dime, whether it's voluntarily or through taxes.
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  3654.  @latejana737  As long as TPTB at YouTube see fit to allow me to post comments, I have the right to express my opinion. Even more so when that opinion is about my government and how it runs (or screws up) things.
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  3655. I thought she was a computer program.
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  3656. There was an episode of a sitcom in which the father used an analogy of serving up a steak dinner on a garbage can lid to explain to his daughter's fiancé why the family was having difficulty accepting the engagement.  People like this woman remind me of the lesson I learned from that: Presentation is just as important, if not more so, than what is being presented.  Nobody was going to take what she had to say seriously as long as she was being disruptive, even if she had a legitimate point.
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  3657. That's a slightly different situation, though. Yes, there's a chunk of Canada separating Alaska from the mainland US, but most people who live there don't have to cross the Canadian border everyday to do common things like get groceries or go to school.
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  3658. Assuming you're referring to the President of the United States, you do know who would succeed him should he resign, don't you?
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  3659. I knew a girl in high school with cerebral palsy who did lots of stuff with her feet. She drew (quite well, too), operated her computer with adaptive controls, and even played "hand held" games with her feet (and always beat me). So someone playing a video game with his/her feet isn't weird to me, but watching it online would be.
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  3660. Why not British Black people?
    1
  3661. Does Tinfoil!Soros fund it all by himself or does Santa Claus help out?
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  3662. I presume you've submitted your evidence to the appropriate law enforcement agencies by now?
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  3663. +art swindle If something in the video is incorrect, then state what it was and why you believe it isn't true. Squawking "fake news" like a parrot isn't going to convince anyone that you're right.
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  3664. I don't know if the background music has a different name and meaning in China, but I've always known it as "A-Hunting We Will Go". Not exactly a good match on a video about wildlife conservation.
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  3665. No offense to Mark, but he's too old for an origin story movie.
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  3666. Then let's just repeal all murder laws, okay?
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  3667. It can't. I remember during the run up to the last referendum the EU bluntly told the Scottish government that, should it gain independence, it would be treated like any other new country wanting into the EU and that process could take years.
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  3668. Source?
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  3669. Why are you encouraging the coverage by clicking on this video?
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  3670.  @notsure6187  I think it's officially a township.
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  3671. Which has what to do with what piece of TV memorabilia you'd like to have?
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  3672. I don't know how Chinese Deaf people feel about it, but there are quite a few American Deaf who don't see their condition as a "problem".
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  3673. And, unless Pearl is adopted, how can a crab father a whale?
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  3674. She hasn't officially shown up yet.
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  3675. The suburbs of DC are already part of Maryland and Virginia. The statehood proposal would make a new state out of most of the current city and leave the core section where most of the federal buildings and offices are at as the federal district.
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  3676. It isn't just CNN (although I'm not letting it off the hook). I've seen quite a few headlines today about Mrs. Carter that were as blunt.
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  3677. So what was incorrect?
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  3678.  @sunshinenOJ  I thought those food apps were pre-pay?
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  3679. I'm American and I don't have a problem with comedians from another country poking fun at our politics like in this video. For the most part, nothing was said here that an American comedian couldn't have come up with.
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  3680. I believe the fourth body was found after the initial reports.
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  3681. Was there a rule against having both Deschanel sisters on the list because Temperance Brennan (Bones) should've been on the list as well.
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  3682. The death rate was never really the problem with this virus as far as I could tell. The major problems were the ease of spread and the burden it placed on the medical infrastructure.
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  3683. The BBC thinks you do since you clicked on this video.
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  3684. I'm no PR expert, but I think if Catherine had followed in her father-in-law's footsteps by having the occasional video or photo released showing her doing something like reading updates about her charities, it would've gone a long way towards keeping the baloney sauce about her at bay.
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  3685. I can't claim to be a Constitutional scholar, but I don't see why not. People like you and I can be arrested and tried for different crimes no matter how many times we're acquitted. For example, if I was acquitted today of murdering my spouse, that doesn't mean I can't be arrested and tried later for robbing a bank. I'm fairly certain the same could apply to the impeachment of a President. Just because Trump was impeached (yet not removed from office) for certain offenses shouldn't mean that he couldn't be impeached later for a different set of offenses.
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  3686. So you know that the motive was political, religious, social, and/or environmental in nature?
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  3687.  joe lukasik  Not every crime is a terrorist act. According to the FBI, there has to be an ideological motive. https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/terrorism
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  3688. But will she regret ever working for it?
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  3689. Here in the US, it won't work as long as rich people can take advantage of numerous deductions and loopholes to reduce their tax liability.
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  3690. @Rafik Mulic Reagan's win over Mondale in 1984 (525 Electoral College votes to 13) was a landslide. Biden's win over Trump was not.
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  3691. Considering that the criteria is supposed to be the person (or group) that has affected the world for good or bad during the past year and that Time has selected non-people before (e.g., the personal computer in the 1980s), I would've picked COVID-19.
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  3692. My third Soros sighting today!
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  3693. @Andrés Paz : Counties and congressional districts aren't the same thing. Electoral votes are awarded to the candidate who wins the overall popular vote of a state / DC. The only two states that are the exceptions are Nebraska and Maine.
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  3694. So no one has ever developed cancer before COVID vaccines were released?
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  3695. The third guy was the one who recorded the shooting on his phone.
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  3696. I thought the US was the only country with something like an Electoral College?
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  3697.  @Holywood07  May I ask what country you're from?
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  3698.  @Holywood07  Now that I'm thinking about it, I do seem to vaguely remember reading that was how Switzerland conducted its national elections.
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  3699. Does Trump seriously think that El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras have the authority and ability to keep people from leaving their countries?
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  3700. @magnetothewhite: I never said that they did. I was addressing Trump's "demand" that the home countries of these people keep them from leaving those countries.
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  3701. @Hidayat: What I found so funny (in the ironic sense) about invading Iraq and not finding those WMDs that were supposed to have been there was that if there were any to begin with, Bush gave Saddam plenty of time (about a year, if I'm not mistaken) to hide, sell, and/or dispose of them. I told someone at the time that what Bush did was akin to our local sheriff saying every day for a year that he was going to bring down a specific drug dealer, then wondering why there was no evidence when he finally raided the dealer's drug den.
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  3702. That's US law. The military can't be used as domestic law enforcement.
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  3703. Wouldn't it be "Sherlock and the Case of the Non-existent Feces"? 😜
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  3704. NYC is already a pretty solid Democratic city.
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  3705. VOA is government funded, not government controlled (as far as its output is concerned).
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  3706. I don't like pickles at all.
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  3707. I think that's the interior of the TARDIS that brought the companions home after last season's final episode.
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  3708. And I wonder why people are so obsessed with the imaginary numbers of networks they supposedly don't like.
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  3709.  @fullyloaded4347  You obviously missed the point of my post. I'm not disputing whatever Adweek or any other ratings gatherer is concluding about CNN or any other network. I'm simply saying that it's weird for a person not involved in the industry to attach any meaning to them, especially for a network he/she supposedly dislikes.
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  3710. What does the Netherlands have to do with this situation between the US and Denmark?
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  3711. #4 -- Good example of why I consider Toddlers and Tiaras and similar shows borderline kiddie porn.
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  3712. That you're helping to contribute to by clicking and commenting on videos like this.
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  3713. Those who are natural born citizens can't be deported. Besides, you should really be careful what you wish for. A government that has the power to target a specific ethnic or racial group for deportation (even ignoring that natural born citizens can't be deported) won't stop with just the people you dislike. More than likely, people that have last names like "Diaz" would be the next target.
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  3714. Thanks for clicking on CNN's videos. It helps those of us who don't have cable or satellite.
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  3715. Nah, I think the number one WatchMojo picked was perfect. Even with all the accusations of sexual harassment / assault flying around the entertainment and news media industries, Lauer's firing really shocked a lot of people.
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  3716. Where, in this video, did someone say "which [s]tate has voted and how"?
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  3717.  @touchofgrey5372  I know those states have started early voting, but which ones have started giving results?
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  3718. My guess is that the makeup or CGI or whatever budget wouldn't allow making an actress appear orange every week (plus such a bright skin tone would probably be a distraction from the very dark and gritty tone the trailer is suggesting).
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  3719. I just don't get why people who supposedly dislike Meghan feel the need to give her the attention she's allegedly craving, especially on a video that has absolutely nothing to do with her.
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  3720. That sounds scrumptious. 😋
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  3721. Which government are you referring to? Spain's? If so, I don't think the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (the political party of Spain's Prime Minister) is considered a right wing party.
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  3722.  @northernlight4614  At the time this specific protest occurred (November 14th), the Electoral College hadn't even met yet (which would occur a month later on December 14th), never mind the final vote tally in Congress (which happened on January 7th).
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  3723. The Declaration of Independence didn't establish the Electoral College, the US Constitution did. The latter document didn't come into effect until 1789.
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  3724. Well, it's a good thing you switched from CCN to CNN, isn't it?
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  3725. If more people vote for Stein than Harris, that's Harris' fault for not convincing those voters that she would be the better choice.
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  3726. Sorry, where was it mentioned that these people, who live in Florida, had to travel to Hawaii for their "survival"?
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  3727. Then why didn't Québec come up with some fee or tax that everyone (or nearly everyone) in the province would have to pay instead of a minority of the residents?
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  3728. How about Top Ten Actors That Have Appeared in Star Wars (or Star Trek ) and Doctor Who ?
    1
  3729. Yeah, I knew about Peter Cushing. There's at least five others within the Star Wars franchise that I can think of off the top of my head that have also appeared within the Doctor Who franchise. And I can think of seven actors off the top of my head who have been within both the Star Trek and Doctor Who franchises. One of the ones that really stands out for me is Jeremy Bulloch. He was Boba Fett in the original Star Wars trilogy and a medieval character in a Third Doctor era story. I saw him at a Doctor Who convention a few years back and, instead of the typical Q&A panel, he turned it into an interactive acting workshop.
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  3730. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
    1
  3731. Yet you clicked on a video about it.
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  3732. So why encourage him by clicking on these videos?
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  3733. "Will it ever end?" -- My question regarding Trump's presidency.
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  3734.  @jimhurst82  I'm hoping for much earlier. This year is looking like a wash, so fingers crossed for January 2021.
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  3735. Yet here you are aiding it.
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  3736. If it's ever put to a vote in the House, I believe Trump will be impeached. It's his removal by the Senate that will probably not happen as long as the majority in that body are Trump posterior puckers.
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  3737.  @tigerlilly7204  Using parrot words and phrases like "Fisa" tells me that you don't want to have a sensible and mature conversation.
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  3738. Because she works for a German news organization.
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  3739. I don't know whether it was a rumor or just a fan theory, but I read somewhere that, in the next movie, some or all of the Avengers left after Infinity War may sacrifice their lives in exchange for the ones who disintegrated.
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  3740. Chronologically, they aren't, but biologically and mentally they still are. Even though, under current laws in the US, they don't have to return to school, they probably are because (a) getting back into a normal routine will help them adjust to missing five years and (b) considering the type of school they attend, they are all probably heading for college and that won't happen without a high school diploma.
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  3741. I'll remember that logic if I ever am arrested for something. "Your Honor, I shouldn't be held accountable for my crime because there happens to be other people who committed the same crime who were never charged."
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  3742.  @KurlandHickory  How is giving Iran it's own money a campaign finance violation?
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  3743.  @KurlandHickory  Okay, I'll rephrase the question: How does giving Iran money, whether it was originally the Shah's personal funds or the funds of the government of Iran, violate any campaign finance laws here in the US?
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  3744.  @KurlandHickory  I refer you back to my first post.
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  3745. If I understood the video correctly, the rule requires that products that are reduced in size must be clearly labeled as such. If the price for the smaller product remains the same as the former size, that is technically a price increase and also must be labeled as such.
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  3746. I don't know how much credence to lend this (since I don't remember where I read it), but supposedly Trump never expected to win the presidency and only ran to lay the groundwork for his own TV network (news or entertainment or a mix, I'm not sure).
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  3747. That would all depend on the Senate. The Constitution allows the Senate to further punish a removed President by forbidding him/her to hold any federal "Office of honor, Trust or Profit" (Article I, Section 3 of the US Constitution). Besides, any Vice President the hypothetical President Pence would nominate has to be approved by a majority of both houses of Congress, so I don't think the very people who kicked Trump out would be all that eager to have him back, even if it's as Vice President.
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  3748. @Ghastly_Grinner: Be careful what you wish for. A government with that kind of power won't stop with just the companies you don't approve of. Or, as a wise person said, "If they'll do it for you, they'll do it to you".
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  3749. If she can't be forced to return to the UK to serve that sentence, then there really hasn't been any justice served.
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  3750. And power corrupts.
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  3751. @Mike Hunt: The CBC isn't the only YouTube channel. Other news channels here do have the full press conference if you're interested in watching it without commentary.
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  3752. Says the person who took precious time out of her/his day to not only click on the video (which I'm sure is appreciated by CNN), but to also leave a comment.
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  3753. Wouldn't that depend upon what form the hypothetical new election rules took?
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  3754. @karen knapp: Wow, that's a blast from the past! 🙂
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  3755. Tatsujiro Kurogane  Oh, sorry, I was actually replying to the original poster who claimed that North Carolina didn't get hurricanes. However, I can see how my statement would apply to your post as well. 😀
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  3756. And Alabama, Georgia, and especially the Carolinas.
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  3757. Why don't I believe you? Oh, yeah, you clicked on a video from one of the news stations you told us to stop watching.
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  3758. Speaking of comparing these people to children, I like to call whataboutism the "Tattle-Tale Defense" because those that use it sound like little children tattling on a sibling or friend in the hopes that Mommy doesn't notice what they're doing.
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  3759. And of course you have proof of this and turned in said proof to the appropriate authorities?
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  3760. And how does knowing what political philosophy (if any) the suspect may have followed make William Evans any more or less deceased?
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  3761. ​ @gregschneider6883  As far as I'm concerned, the only relevant facts at this point are that someone ran into a couple of Capitol police officers, killing one, then ran into a barricade in front of the Capitol building. The suspect apparently got out of his car with a knife, refused to heed the directions of law enforcement, and was shot and killed himself. What happened during that time did the media not report?
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  3762. You sound like a fan of the suspect.
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  3763. Personally, I think he was trying to cheat. However, if Barker or TPTB on the show had accused him of it and he claimed he wasn't, that could've led to some bad PR for the show. Therefore, it was just easier to give him the prize.
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  3764. To play devil's advocate for the economics major, if her goal was to get a job at one of the big financial firms in New York City, attending graduate school there wasn't a bad idea in theory. Over the time that she would have been working towards her degree, she could've either worked low level jobs or had internships with various companies in her field and by the time she graduated, she'd have some contacts to help her get a permanent position.
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  3765. @Steve Bruno: Apparently, you do, since you took the time to click and comment.
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  3766. It's still that bad here in the US.
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  3767. Assuming you're American, the only way Biden isn't your President is if you renounce your citizenship.
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  3768. NPC and the people who use it are the prime example of an oxymoron.
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  3769. Then he shouldn't have had any problem with the bond.
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  3770. What was inaccurate in this video?
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  3771. @Inhkj: Bit presumptuous of you to declare what God will and won't do.
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  3772.  @alejandraperez4991  Well, my faith states that I am not above God in that I can declare what He will or won't do, especially if it's something I want rather than what He wants.
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  3773. If the attack hadn't been recorded, the case may not have ever gone to trial.
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  3774. +tnybppr303 That may be higher than average, but not that high compared to some of the guys on this list, especially the guy in the number one spot.
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  3775. Any delay is going to giveTrump an opening to set up some legal shenanigans that would make his properties untouchable.
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  3776. Yet, he's supposed to be so in favor of "freedom" and "parental rights". 🙄
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  3777. @DEploribus Unum: How can every voting machine in the country be "rigged"?
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  3778. And how does knowing that affect your life one way or the other?
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  3779.  @amierising2188  Nice try at distraction. Didn't work, though.
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  3780. I've been eating dark chocolate since the late 70s - early 80s, way before all the alleged health benefits started making the rounds.
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  3781.  @Bungle-UK  What difference does it make what specific type of cancer Catherine has?
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  3782. The shrinking of packages without a corresponding price reduction has been going on long before Biden became President.
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  3783. I thought the Speaker said May couldn't bring her plan up for a third vote unless it was significantly changed?
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  3784. +TheDarkendstar Ask the people of Puerto Rico about the electricity disappearing. And if you don't have electricity, you don't have most modern technology.
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  3785. +jenya536 If we had to go back to using horses as our primary mode of transport, not everyone would have to learn to ride them. More than likely, buggies and wagons would make a comeback at the same time.
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  3786. US Presidents are limited to two terms.
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  3787.  @2ezTimmy  That would mean the 22nd Amendment would have to be repealed and, considering the process needed to do that, I don't see that happening anytime in the near future.
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  3788. But that wasn't really "weird".
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  3789. His grandfathers are Charles and Thomas. Moot point anyway as it was announced that his name is Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.
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  3790. How so?
    1
  3791.  @stevebaylis7973  Well then, present your evidence to the UK Parliament and the legislative bodies of the other 14 countries that Charles reigns over and let them decide if he should still be the monarch.
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  3792. It's no different in principle than being asked to provide proof that the US is "your country" when you return from a trip abroad.
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  3793. I find it hard to take someone's alleged religiousness seriously when he/she refuses to capitalize the very Word of God he/she claims is holy.
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  3794. Hate to say it, but Catherine didn't give us her best "Lauren" in this sketch.
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  3795. @Gareth Trevor: That's not really "completely different" though. All Amazon did was add more products to what it was already selling.
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  3796. The Cruise-Holmes one has me scratching my head. If I had the opportunity to blackmail a celebrity (not that I am or ever plan to), I'd want to have better material than wedding pictures.
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  3797.  @allaboutwwe9269  Doesn't always mean they do well. Harry's own mother barely passed her O levels.
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  3798. I would laugh my head off if some of these people end up working for CGTN.
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  3799.  @Daemonette_  That's not proof.
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  3800. 0:15 -- That's the dress that would become Beatrice's wedding dress, isn't it?
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  3801. His parents might have been immigrants, but I don't think this guy is.
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  3802. Archie isn't a prince because he's the great-grandson of a monarch and not the child of the direct heir (as opposed to the Cambridge children). The only title that can be used is the courtesy title of Earl of Dumbarton (the senior of Harry's secondary titles), but his parents chose not to do so.
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  3803. Especially in the UK.
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  3804. There probably were, but I believe the narrator said at the beginning that the focus was going to be on funny moments outside the ring.
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  3805. Thanks, Jean, for clicking on these videos and showing the CBC that there is an audience for its news. 🙂
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  3806. Apparently, it does work for the most part in Japan, since it only had 10 gun-related crimes last year. I reiterate, 10 crimes involving a gun. In the entire nation.
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  3807. Albert Windsor, a grandson of the Duke of Kent.
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  3808. Nothing to do with this video.
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  3809. Since Canada is officially a bilingual country, I would imagine that it's required to make legal declarations such as this one in both English and French.
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  3810. Why? Russia didn't fare much better.
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  3811. We have canned corn beef as well.
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  3812. I'm surprised Jon made it out of the arena alive after that diss. 🙃
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  3813. Nobody seems to be trying to cross. They're just having fun.
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  3814. Thanks for helping out CNN by clicking on its videos.
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  3815. This is a unique situation. The area is literally surrounded by Canada. If this is truly something the residents want, I don't see any problem with letting them be annexed. It would make day to day living a lot easier for them.
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  3816. And how does someone else wearing a mask negatively affect the lives of those who don't?
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  3817. You and me both, Me AndMeToo. May we both be successful soon. 🙂
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  3818. "Liberal" and "fascist" are on opposite ends of the political spectrum. How do you expect to persuade anyone that you have a point if your facts aren't correct?
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  3819. You just had to go and ruin a lovely politics-free video by bringing up him. 😒
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  3820. Funny, I don't recall anyone in the video stating that any specific person, persons, and/or political party is guilty of any of the signs mentioned.
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  3821. Didn't Republicans use to be the party of allowing businesses to operate as they saw fit without government intrusion?
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  3822. You don't think nuclear power plants wouldn't be vulnerable to cyberattacks as well?
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  3823. If all of Quentin Tarantino's projects are connected, would that include the CSI universe since he directed the fifth season finale of the original series? 🙂
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  3824. The number of Democratic candidates at this point is probably not a good indicator of the party's potential success (or lack of) in 2020. If I'm remembering correctly, at this time in 2015, there were still a good handful of Republican Presidential candidates. I don't remember the exact number, but I believe it was at least ten.
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  3825. The problem, though, is that China doesn't recognize Taiwan as being an independent country.
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  3826. +Felix Sasu Fake products like the device you used to watch this video?
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  3827. As much as some Texans like to fantasize otherwise, Texas is not a sovereign nation so it can't legally keep anyone from moving there.
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  3828. That's my rationale as to why the embargo should be lifted. There are many other countries that have similar regimes that we never imposed embargoes on, so why Cuba?
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  3829. @Stephanie Washington: I imagine that those same people are quite pleased with the eventual outcome of the series.
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  3830. Encouraging your current and potential voters to kill themselves does seem counterproductive.
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  3831. Wouldn't he have arrived in Seattle if that was the case?
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  3832. You probably should see someone about your extreme sensitivity towards total strangers wearing masks.
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  3833. But the end of 5 (a.k.a., The Empire Strikes Back) is when Vader is revealed as Luke's father. All Episode 6 (a.k.a., Return of the Jedi) did was confirm that Vader was telling the truth.
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  3834. "Democrat supporters won't vote on Election day because of the fear of Covid 19 unlike Republican voters." Uh, you know there is early voting in many states, right? Along with mail in voting. For most of the US population, there's no reason to vote in person on Election Day itself anymore.
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  3835. I don't identify with either mainstream party, but if I was a Representative, I would've voted against this bill as well. My reason is that when a day is made a federal holiday, it weakens the meaning of the day. Mark my words, it won't be too long before most people see Juneteenth as just another day off (if they're lucky enough not to work for the retail or restaurant sectors) and use the day not to reflect on the legacy of slavery, but to go shopping at Juneteenth Sales.
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  3836. +shees khan And you look like someone with an extremely ugly soul.
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  3837. +shees khan Only in as much as I'm sorry that something is so off in your own life that you feel the need to drag other people down with you.
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  3838. I understood what WatchMojo defined as "useful", but I disagree. The usefulness of a language depends on where the potential language student lives (or wants to live) and his/her reasons for learning (other than learning a foreign language just for fun). Using me as an example, a person living in Florida, I would have no use learning Russian unless I was planning on doing business with Russians, became a diplomat, or married a Russian guy. On the other hand, Spanish is quite a useful language to know in this state.
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  3839. Considering that not a lot of people these days know who Carmen Miranda was, I'm surprised the reporter didn't submit an article claiming that was the name of Matt's girlfriend.
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  3840. "Mommy, she did it too!" doesn't excuse anything Trump may have done.
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  3841.  @NolomEbal44560  I think I got your point loud and clear. As long as someone else may have done something similar and supposedly got away with it, nobody should criticize Trump for even suggesting he might break the law to gain an advantage in the 2020 election.
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  3842.  @NolomEbal44560  Certainly sounded like it.
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  3843. People who use words derived from the r-word are Trump supporters.
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  3844. Not to mention lampooning the "last season was all a dream" concept from Dallas and making the entire series a dream.
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  3845. I'd say this country has lost touch with common sense for way longer than three and a half years.
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  3846. Did you see the guy with the tour company sign? 😎
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  3847. I don't think it's humility as much as knowing that whoever was on the other end would never have believed William if he had identified himself.
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  3848. Or maybe she doesn't speak it well enough yet to use it in an interview like this.
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  3849. thebeesting  How can mythologized people buy anything?
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  3850. Can't be that tired seeing as you took the time to comment on a two second clip.
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  3851. He will. Tr--p can only grant pardons for federal crimes. The ex-cop that killed George Floyd would still have to continue to serve his sentence for state charges.
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  3852. Does it feather too?
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  3853. Diabetes isn't necessarily a fatal disease if the person with the condition follows her/his treatment plan properly.
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  3854. I find it difficult to see how Kaepernick has a case considering other players have also done the same thing without repercussions and some owners have joined in as well.
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  3855. How can you declare something a terrorist organization when there is no organization?
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  3856.  @SirDankleberry  Just because numerous people share an ideology doesn't mean there's a formal organization to promote said ideology.
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  3857. What does your imaginary friend have to do with this video?
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  3858. I'm sure the blind and visually impaired population of Nigeria is no different than other places in that people become blind or visually impaired at different ages and for different reasons.
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  3859. Perhaps the reason Lebanon and Tunisia didn't have an issue with Gadot's appearance in The Fast and the Furious series is that she wasn't the lead actress?
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  3860. You do realize that you just viewed CNN, right?
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  3861. Not as long as you're using insults and parrot phrases. The presentation is what determines how seriously people take what you have to say more so than what you actually have to say. People like you remind me of an episode of The Cosby Show in which the family is having trouble accepting Vanessa's surprise fiancé. Cliff uses an analogy of serving a five star steak dinner on a garbage can lid to explain to the fiancé that the family's problem is not with him, but how Vanessa presented him to the family. In other words, people like you may have valid points, but as long as you insist on insulting your target audience and sounding like a parrot by using words and phrases such as "fake news", "wake up", etc..., you're never going to convince anyone that you have anything meaningful to say.
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  3862. You do realize that this very website originated in the US, don't you?
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  3863. Why would I take the advice of someone who is doing the very thing he's advising others not to do?
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  3864.  @joedushof64street79  Doesn't answer the question.
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  3865.  Everything Cool  Both parties do.
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  3866. It's called research.
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  3867. @Mystic Madman: And Tucker Carlson's greatest accomplishment of 2018 was giving that story the attention it didn't deserve.
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  3868.  Roger Out  https://youtu.be/ABP8F3geM8I?t=82 (Stephen Colbert's segment mocking Tucker Carlson's report on the oppressive gingerbread men 😁.)
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  3869. Maybe WatchMojo didn't want to include a movie that needed a spoiler warning since it's only been a little over a week since the release of Infinity War. Otherwise, I'd agree that he should've been on a list like this.
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  3870. So Trump isn't suing various social media and tech platforms? When did he publicly state that?
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  3871.  @areuaware6842  That has nothing to do with my question. This video is about Trump suing various social media and tech companies. You're claiming that's not true, so that means you believe Trump isn't suing. I'm curious as to when Trump refuted the reports that he was.
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  3872.  @areuaware6842  Nope, it doesn't work that way. You made the claim, so it's on you to prove to me that you're right.
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  3873. @MRJCH24: What they said was translated into English, so how was your life negatively affected?
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  3874. For what office? There's no Presidential election in the US in 2021.
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  3875.  @jonahembrom4043  Yes, Trump is President for 11 more days, but usually when you see a person's name with a year after it, that indicates the person is a candidate for some office. So, by posting "Trump 2021", that looks like you believe Trump is in the running for another political office.
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  3876. +Michstar Eve How? If Trump is impeached and removed from office or removed from office under the procedure set forth in the 25th Amendment, Pence becomes President.
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  3877. Michstar Eve  "What's the bet that won't happen?" I don't know since I can't imagine a scenario in which it could happen.
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  3878. Michstar Eve  I'm female too, big whoop. Still doesn't answer the question of how Obama is going to regain a political office that he cannot legally hold ever again.
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  3879. If someone did try such a stunt, he/she would be given a provisional ballot and when election workers couldn't find the person in NYC's voter rolls, that ballot would end up being tossed. So it just ends up being a waste of time and money for those "people from all over the country".
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  3880.  @arnoldpaine6143  Unless I missed something in the video, only legal US residents who reside in NYC will be eligible to vote in NYC's local elections. And even though I don't recall it being mentioned, I would assume that those eligible who want to vote would have to register with whatever office handles voter registrations. Therefore, the new voters' names will be on record. Which brings us back to my previous comment. If someone were to try to pull the sort of illegal stunt you're proposing, he/she would be given a provisional ballot and if it can't be verified that the person is eligible, the ballot wouldn't be counted. So why bother? The person isn't going to accomplish anything and could very well end up in jail.
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  3881.  @arnoldpaine6143  Starting at around the 0:55 mark, the narrator describes who will be eligible to vote: people with work authorizations, green cards, Dreamers, and other legal non-citizens. If the video stated specifically that illegal immigrants are also eligible, please show me where. Just because someone isn't a US citizen doesn't mean that she/he isn't residing here legally.
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  3882.  @arnoldpaine6143  No one said the new voters were US citizens. The whole point of the report is that NYC is going to allow residents of the city who aren't citizens, yet residing in the US legally, to vote in local elections.
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  3883.  @Cindy-sl5rl  Yes, I know the video referred to Dreamers. I even pointed it out in a previous post when I listed the categories of people that NYC was going to allow to vote. And, as far as I know, even though those people came here illegally (through no fault of their own), many of them are currently allowed to remain in the US. For future reference, typing in all caps makes the person doing so sound like a child having a temper tantrum.
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  3884.  @Cindy-sl5rl  YouTube has a way to italicize and bold words, so using capital letters to emphasize a point isn't really necessary. You may not think you're having a tantrum, but the overuse of capital letters makes it appear as if you are. And, yes, Dreamers did come here illegally (through no fault of their own), but for now they are being allowed to remain here, so they are technically legal residents.
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  3885.  @Cindy-sl5rl  Nice try to drag me off topic.
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  3886. If you truly believe the Danish PM was disrespectful, fine, call her out on it. However, don't use it as an excuse for Trump to engage in similar behavior.
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  3887. I agree, but for a different reason. The way I see it is that Harry was given that title in the expectation he and his wife were going to be integral members of the Royal Family. Since that's no longer the case, there's no need for the title.
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  3888. Doesn't surprise me at all. As long as US tax code allows rich people to take numerous and hefty deductions, losses, etc..., of course they aren't going to be paying taxes commensurate with their incomes.
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  3889. If I was into conspiracy theories, I'd definitely be looking hard at the Republican Party and/or like minded supporters. It's the Republicans who could benefit from people casting their votes based on Trump's fear mongering.
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  3890. Your actions don't match your words.
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  3891. If only someone from the press would say that out loud.
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  3892. Any jury selection will be done after the indicted person is arrested and before the trial, not before an indictment or indictments are even announced.
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  3893. She runs her own business, but doesn't draw a salary from it.
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  3894. Not that I'd believe Trump if he said the sky was blue, but I don't see how these news organizations can claim with 100% certainty that there aren't any criminal elements within this caravan just based on hanging out within a small segment of the group for a brief period of time.
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  3895.  @wisenber  That was the impression I received when you brought up the water route. As I mentioned in another post, if there really isn't any interest among the members of the community to change countries, fine. That's their prerogative. I was under the impression that there was.
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  3896. +docbar I didn't know rhinos had a political allegiance. RINOs, on the other hand, ...
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  3897. Sorry, wasn't specific enough -- referring to the TARDIS console.
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  3898. That wasn't an immigrant and it happened in another town.
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  3899. @Zach Burt: Why are you asking BC to help out Alberta? If the people of your province want the same plan as the BC government is proposing, they should be contacting the relevant people in the Alberta provincial government.
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  3900.  @zacharyrocks1  How would BC be doing that to Alberta?
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  3901. Although I agree that a service dog can be both a service animal and a beloved pet to its owner, I don't think it's inaccurate to describe the dog as a service animal specifically. After all, that's what he was trained to do and why he was given to Bush in the first place.
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  3902.  @NeonsStyleHD  So, in your ideal world, handicapped people wouldn't be allowed some degree of independence because seeing eye dogs, hearing dogs, and the like wouldn't be allowed to exist?
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  3903. He was convicted of attacking just one woman.
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  3904. Has he ever done one on this show? I don't remember.
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  3905.  @OB17358  Aw, thanks. 😊 However, I should warn you that I have no videos and don't really have any plans to post any in the near future.
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  3906.  @OB17358  Oh, sorry. My name was in front of "subscribed" so I thought you subscribed to me. 😌
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  3907. What was fake about this video?
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  3908. I'm assuming that WatchMojo was looking for specific instances, so Black Friday in and of itself, wouldn't be included. Yes, there was chaos surrounding Tickle Me Elmo, but the Cabbage Patch dolls were the standard, so to speak, by which all other toy riots are measured.
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  3909. Definition of necromancy: the supposed practice of communicating with the dead, especially in order to predict the future. Not exactly understanding what that has to do with my original post. 😕
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  3910. Two questions to be answered now: 1. What does necromancy have to do with my original response? 2. What makes you qualified to diagnose someone as autistic based on two YouTube video comments?
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  3911. If you can't answer the questions, then next time think about what you're writing before hitting the "Reply" button.
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  3912. How can one collude with a mythologized being?
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  3913. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  3914. Royalty marrying solely for love instead of politics and/or money is a relatively recent concept. As long as the Prince and Princess understand what each expects of the other and they keep the vows they made over the past two days, who cares if they're in love or not? I know this may sound cynical, but I'm so sick of people criticizing the couple over their motives for marrying.
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  3915. Somehow I can't envision Canada welcoming them with open arms.
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  3916. From the FBI's website: "International terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups who are inspired by, or associated with, designated foreign terrorist organizations or nations (state-sponsored). Domestic terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to further ideological goals stemming from domestic influences, such as those of a political, religious, social, racial, or environmental nature." How does this shooting fit either of those definitions?
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  3917. I don't think the Treehouse of Horror episodes are meant to be taken as canon, however.
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  3918. You'll have to ask Trump why he's taking so long in getting charges brought against the Clintons. After all, he's supposed to be the man in charge now and he did promise to put Hillary in jail. So why hasn't it happened yet?
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  3919. What law did the owner violate? Does Virginia have an anti-discrimination statute that covers political orientation or place of employment?
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  3920. The narrator did say the list was based on what they thought was easiest for native English speakers.
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  3921. Why would law enforcement need to talk with the Queen? Do you think she facilitated the crime Andrew is accused of? Or do you think Andrew confessed to her?
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  3922. Inside Edition isn't a news program. It's a human interest story program.
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  3923. @Martin Craig: I wouldn't be opposed to that, but what does it have to do with this video?
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  3924. Wanting and actually doing something about it are two different things.
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  3925. Whoever did is probably so used to seeing "St. Louis" and "Missouri" together, that her/his brain automatically typed "Missouri".
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  3926.  @JamesBurdon-gu5yu  And someone who won't upstage Tr - - p.
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  3927. Maybe the video was finished or close to it when the "comment" occurred?
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  3928. If you want to live in a dictatorship, there are plenty of countries you could move to like China or Russia. Leave the USA's democracy alone.
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  3929.  @richardoky  A democratic republic to be more precise. Either way, it's not a dictatorship, but it would become one if your fantasy were to come to pass.
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  3930.  @fireiron369  You're coming across as much of a troll as the people you're targeting.
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  3931. Hopefully in my lifetime that will become true, just like Biden being Catholic isn't mentioned all that much.
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  3932. It'd probably depend on if I wanted the memorabilia to keep or to resell. To keep: probably something from Phantom of the Opera (1925 movie version). To resell: any of Scarlett's dresses from Gone with the Wind.
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  3933. That definitely could've rated at least a Honorable Mention.
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  3934. +TheMysteryGamer Why are you posting a comment that has absolutely nothing to do with the topic of the video?
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  3935. +Ben Wong Pence must definitely be unknown to you considering that his first name's Mike, not Jim.
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  3936. You hate Cillizza, but still help his viewing figures by clicking on his videos. That makes a whole lot of sense. 🙄
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  3937. A role as public and as constricted as Prime Minister is the very thing Harry seems to be wanting to get away from, so I can't see him running for political office.
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  3938.  @Itsjustmattfolks  "Allow citizens arrest and a bounty for those here illegally." And just how does a person with no ICE training, nor with access to federal databases, determine who is here illegally?
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  3939.  @Itsjustmattfolks  I was under the impression that you were referring to every Tom, Debra, and Harry being able to pick up people that they thought were here illegally without any way to determine the targets' actual status. I still am leery of your idea, but at least I get that you aren't advocating full on vigilantism. 🙂
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  3940.  @michealdavid4694  Either you are ill informed in regards to political history or you think everyone reading your post is. What you said is true about the Democratic Party up until about the mid-20th century. A modern day Democrat would shock his/her 19th century counterparts in regards to Blacks and their civil rights (especially in the South).
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  3941. As far as I'm aware.
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  3942.  @davidnoelfranks1124  Then how do you explain your presence here?
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  3943. @TRUMP2020 ... : Not everyone wants serious stuff 24/7. And considering most of the serious stuff is as depressing as Gehenna, we need some fluff to keep from becoming despondent.
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  3944.  @wilmer4258  Maybe they're masochists?
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  3945.  @fentanelfloyd8383  Which has what to do with this video?
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  3946.  @fentanelfloyd8383  I suggested that people who claim to have a strong dislike for CNN yet click on its videos and leave comments may be masochists. Since I had no idea you were a Navy vet (and considering that I'm the daughter of a Navy vet) I certainly wasn't suggesting any correlation between your former service and being a masochist. And, believe it or not, your support of Trump wasn't really a factor either since most of the complaints about videos like this are non-political in origin.
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  3947. +Max Doe If either (A) or (B) was true, then Manafort wouldn't have been convicted on any counts, especially not the two bank fraud counts (those carry the heaviest possible sentences).
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  3948. Emmys are the major TV show awards. Olsen definitely deserves one, though.
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  3949. It's not a law, it's a constitutional amendment. After an amendment is proposed, it has to be passed by ¾ of the states (38 out of 50) to go into effect. I cannot see that many states approving an amendment that would give Trump more time to do more damage to this country.
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  3950. But not everyone uses them or there may not be an emoji that accurately conveys a specific feeling.
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  3951. And CNN thanks you for supporting them by clicking on its videos.
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  3952. The only problem with that is whatever Trump says gets filtered through someone else's perspective, regardless of how impartial the source tries to be. As much as I'd rather not have to listen to Trump at all, I'd rather hear his lies and other idiotic statements directly.
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  3953. I thought he said he didn't?
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  3954. Wednesday was an okay day. The good day will come when Trump walks out the White House door for the last time.
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  3955. It's not allowed in many schools for the protection of the children with alleged peanut allergies.
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  3956. +Andrew Bellinger Trump didn't say that you need an ID to buy groceries with a check or credit card.
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  3957. +Andrew Bellinger Well, call me naive, but I expect people in positions of power, especially someone like the President of the United States to be as clear as possible whenever making public statements. This case is minor in the grand scheme of things, I'll grant you, but something like this happening when speaking to or about someone like a representative of a hostile foreign power could instigate a war.
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  3958. Your actions aren't matching your words.
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  3959. 7:45 -- One of my favorite CSI scenes ever. 😁
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  3960. Not going to happen as long as the Constitution allows the right to bear arms. Congress might be able to get away with making guns and ammunition more difficult and/or expensive to buy, but total gun confiscation won't happen.
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  3961. +Ray Ceeya You should e-mail that to him and see how long it takes for him to repeat it. 🤣
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  3962. 4:03 -- "[L]ittle outbursts"? Call it what it is: a tantrum.
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  3963.  @Tony38533  I was actually talking about Trump's twitter tantrums, but Pelosi wasn't acting too mature herself when she tore up her copy of the speech.
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  3964. And you enable it. How cute.
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  3965. @Ciarán Ryan : Wouldn't that depend on why the medals were awarded? I could understand being upset if, for example, Charles was awarded a medal for exceptional bravery in combat since he never served in a war zone.
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  3966. @Anna Raphael: "Jab" is a British term. It means the same thing.
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  3967. I can't think of any significant government figure in my lifetime (which is a pretty good chunk of time 😀) who hasn't "monetized" their former position in one way or another.
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  3968. Read down a little further, the judges (Muslim and others) showed up ages ago.
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  3969. @BrooklynBorn 83 And you have proof that all the estimated 800,000 new voters are Hispanic? No one originally from any countries in Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, or Oceania reside in NYC? That'll be a shock to the UN, foreign consulates, colleges with international students, and international businesses that operate there.
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  3970. @BrooklynBorn 83 I'm not asking for a research paper, just a link to a reputable website showing that your claim that the majority of these new voters are Hispanic is correct. Until that occurs, the claim is questionable.
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  3971. But Doctor Who / Star Trek really wasn't that weird. The concept of their universes coming together made waaay more sense than something like Archie and the Punisher or Bugs Bunny and the Justice League.
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  3972. @S Dew: That's not an excuse to avoid doing what you can to minimize your environmental impact.
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  3973.  @onetime4502  It would probably never happen at the federal level, but there are cities that have done so already or are considering such a ban. I don't know if any states are thinking about it.
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  3974. CNN? Seems like you're the one who missed the mark.
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  3975. My stepmom had a visiting nurse come out and the nurse asked her some questions to test her memory. One of the questions was, "Who's the President?" I told the nurse later that asking that question isn't an accurate test of memory because many people do know who the President is, but want to forget him. 😁
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  3976. That kind of applies to the US as well. If you can't afford it, don't buy it.
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  3977. I hate to drag you from the alternate reality you inhabit, but if something really off the wall were to happen and Trump remained in office, he wouldn't be able to run again in 2024. The Constitution prohibits a President from serving more than two terms.
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  3978. Unless his hand picked successor wins, I suspect we'll see Trump fight leaving even then.
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  3979. McCarthy is just wasting oxygen talking about impeaching Biden. There's no way that there are 67 Senators that, right now, would vote to have Biden removed from office.
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  3980. Other than it being a rare instance in which a member of the British Royal Family directly addresses an accusation leveled against him/her or the family as a whole, I don't see what the big deal is about William's comment. Of course he's going to deny that he and the Royal Family aren't racist.
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  3981.  @mohdsohail6467  Based on his user name and avatar (a US Civil War general who fought for the slave holding South), I suspect he may have been making a genuine inquiry.
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  3982. Shrinking packaging while keeping the same price for a product has been going on well before Biden or Trump was President.
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  3983. I can't attest to how things are done in other states, but here's how voting is done in Florida. When you register to vote, you're asked if you want to select a party affiliation (you can opt to have no affiliation if you wish). That selection doesn't limit who you can vote for in general elections. For example, if you were a Republican, you would've been allowed to vote for Biden (a Democrat) this past presidential election if you wanted. The only limit is with the primaries. Primaries are how the parties select their nominees for various state and federal offices. Florida, as mentioned in the video, is what's called a "closed primary" state. That means that if you're a Republican, you can only vote in a Republican primary and if you're a Democrat, you can only vote in a Democratic primary. People who affiliate with other parties or no party at all can't vote in either party's primary (as far as I know, third parties in Florida don't hold primaries). The one exception is if the winner of a party's primary won't be facing another party's (or an independent) candidate in the general election, then anyone can vote in that party's primary. I don't agree with this system for my own reasons, but I hope that this helps you understand how it works a little better.
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  3984. You must either hadn't been born or were too young to remember the 1984 Presidential election and Reagan's 525 Electoral College votes to Mondale's 13. That was a landslide. Should Trump win in 2020, I seriously doubt the results are going to be anything close to that.
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  3985.  @danielkokal8819  It also didn't help Mondale that Carter's presidency was still fresh in most voters' minds.
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  3986. North Shore, California.
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  3987. As far as I know, local governments have the right to determine who can vote in local elections. If not, then Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Washington, California, Oregon, Montana, Arizona, Kansas, Alaska, Illinois, North Dakota, Indiana, Nebraska, Michigan, Arkansas, New York, South Dakota, and Oklahoma were all breaking your alleged law by allowing women to vote before the ratification of the 19th Amendment.
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  3988.  @ZenCorvus  What does that have to do with whether or not a certain section of society is more or less reasonable than another?
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  3989. With all those "accomplishments", why wasn't he re-elected? 😁
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  3990. I predicted number one as soon as I saw the video title.
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  3991. Boy George wasn't a cameo. He was a guest star in that The A-Team episode.
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  3992. I don't think those who were on the bridge at the time find it funny.
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  3993. How is "Voting from Home" classified as "Wrong, but with Potential"? I would classify it (at least for the US) as "Somewhat True" since many states allow no excuse absentee ballots and some have switched to mail in ballots only.
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  3994.  @Gone_Gaming0  It's been my experience that if someone says to "look it up" or "search for it yourself", then that usually means that person can't back up whatever claims she/he is making. Otherwise, he/she would've provided the proof as asked.
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  3995.  @Gone_Gaming0  What facts? You haven't provided any that have been verified.
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  3996.  @Gone_Gaming0  In other words, you can't back up your claims. Not surprising.
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  3997.  @Gone_Gaming0  You're the one making the claims about malfeasance, you provide the proof.
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  3998.  @Gone_Gaming0  I've never had a problem posting links from here (just to test: https://www.bbc.com/news ). Maybe it's the websites you're linking to that YouTube has an issue with?
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  3999. "Mommy, they did bad things too!" is not a defense.
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  4000. Mythologized beings don't have any power over anything since they don't exist.
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  4001. Whoever wrote the op-ed works at the White House. That would rule out Haley, who works in New York City.
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  4002. "Supremacist owned"? I hate to intrude on your psychotic rambling, but VOA (Voice of America) is a US government agency.
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  4003.  @inabluemoon1  Did you even read my post? You claimed that the VOA was "supremacist owned" (whatever that's supposed to mean) and I informed you that it's actually a government agency. https://www.insidevoa.com/p/5831.html
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  4004. It's Madame Vice President.
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  4005. @Julio Gonzalez: Then why bring him up in the conversation of a video that has nothing to do with him. The man's narcissistic enough as it is.
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  4006. +Christian Kimmel Then how was it a yokel from North Carolina was able to enter the restaurant where the alleged children were allegedly held and fire off his rifle without being killed by the armed security that should've been there to (a) keep the alleged captives from escaping and (b) protect the alleged perpetrators?
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  4007.  @glenncater1  Be careful what you wish for. A government with the power to deport American citizens based on their sexual preferences won't stop there. As a wise person said, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya".
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  4008. +Fixedguitar She didn't make anything your (not "you're") business. You chose to click on this video and watch it, even though the title was quite clear as to what the subject was.
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  4009. +Foxɪo99【ලාංකික_ගමෙර්】 Did the BBC or somebody else force you to watch the entire video? Was the video title misleading and, after realizing the deception, you weren't able to turn it off? If the answer to any of these is no, then you have no grounds to claim that the girl is making her clothing problems your business.
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  4010. +Foxɪo99【ලාංකික_ගමෙර්】 You're totally missing my point. You're claiming that you are being forced to listen to her complain about a lack of clothes that meets her needs. That is absolutely false. You had the choice to not click on the video in the first place. Once you did click on it and discovered that the topic wasn't to your liking, you had the opportunity to close the video. Did you do either of those things? Apparently not. Instead you chose to whine and cry like a spoiled princess.
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  4011. +Foxɪo99【ලාංකික_ගමෙර්】 Nice try, but it doesn't address the question about why you'd chose to watch a video that you knew was going to upset you that much. Would you like to try again, and this time do so like someone who is rational and can refrain from ugly language?
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  4012. +Foxɪo99【ලාංකික_ගමෙර්】 You're still not answering the question.
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  4013. If ICE starts targeting people who don't seem to be fluent in English, you better find someplace to hide.
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  4014. When did he say that?
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  4015. The context seemed pretty clear to me. Adding words you think Trump meant to say is just as bad as not including words he did say.
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  4016. I'm surprised Trump or one of his minions didn't pull that card at the beginning of all this.
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  4017. Even though I've been a die hard anti-smoker all my life, New Coke should've been the Number One spot.
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  4018. Not that I don't think Special Olympics isn't worthy of support, but it's not something that the Federal Government should be funding.
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  4019. @Tml fan: You do realize that you're helping CBC by clicking on its videos, right?
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  4020. And the funny thing is that those same Republicans who didn't utter a peep when Trump did that will be screaming their heads off that Biden is abusing his power or something along those lines.
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  4021. What was incorrect in this video?
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  4022. You'd make an interesting lawyer. "Your Honor, my client shouldn't be convicted of the crimes he's being accused of because some unknown person in another state hasn't been arrested for similar crimes."
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  4023.  @karolswet1398  I don't think the appearance on the balcony was the first time any of the Royal Family had seen each other that day. Any "hellos" were probably exchanged hours before.
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  4024. That wasn't the McMichaels' right or responsibility.
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  4025. @michael sanchez: So you decided to help out CNN by adding to its YouTube viewing figures. That was so nice of you.
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  4026.  @michaelsanchez8803  You didn't have to, clicking on it was enough.
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  4027. It's a nice idea in theory, but the same people who have to work every other federal holiday (e.g., retail, first responders, health care, etc...) would still have to work on an Election Day holiday.
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  4028. Probably not going to happen. If both the candidates for President and Vice President are from the same state, electors from that state can't vote for both of them. For example, if a Trump/DeSantis ticket were to win Florida in 2024, the electors would have to either vote for Trump for President and someone else for VP or vote for someone else for President and DeSantis for VP.
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  4029. Loving one's country doesn't mean the country's government and leaders should be immune from criticism.
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  4030. It probably would be more accurate to say Newsom was retained.
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  4031.  Gerald Miller  I thought right wing nationalists liked Trump. Why would they want to overthrow him?
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  4032. +BAD VIBES FOREVER Thanks and same to you. 😊
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  4033. WatchMojo keeps making videos because people keep clicking on and watching its videos.
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  4034.  @lauradevita3529  If he did, then he can't run again in 2024.
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  4035. One "Truth" and one "Rumor".
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  4036. Sad to see people so immature and/or uneducated that they can't express themselves without squawking words such as "w - - e" and "SJW" like trained parrots.
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  4037.  Dragon1717  Nixon was elected too, twice in fact, but that didn't keep him from having to resign.
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  4038. @Dana Rider: Not as long as you keep clicking on its videos.
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  4039.  @mrexplorer1290  The military can't be involved in domestic law enforcement. If you're going to attempt to make a threat you can't follow up on, at least try to sound realistic.
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  4040.  @arethereanyleft100  Yet you click on its videos. Oh, well, that's just fine by me since I don't have cable or satellite. Every click helps.
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  4041.  @mrexplorer1290  Sounded simple to me. You're threatening that the military is going to go after "domestic traitor commies" ("domestic" being the key word), which it can't. Anyone in the US, be they citizens or not, who are actively doing harm to this country (as opposed to just expressing opinions) would fall under the jurisdiction of the FBI.
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  4042.  @mrexplorer1290  When did CNN advocate for the overthrow of the government? And, by the way, bringing up parrot words like "Antifa" are a sure way to lose any chance you may have had of convincing anyone that you may have valid points.
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  4043. Did she? I don't remember reading any official announcements to that effect and no one outside of the family or relevant staff would have been privy to any requests made privately by the Queen to the Sussexes.
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  4044. I'd like to see legal clarification as to what is a service animal and something on the animal (e.g. special collar/harness or a badge on same) that clearly identifies it as such.
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  4045. It doesn't matter which candidate the absentee voters cast their votes for, the collecting of those ballots by a third party is illegal in North Carolina.
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  4046.  @riomar9  The "Tattletale Defense" doesn't justify what happened in North Carolina.
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  4047.  @riomar9  Not that it's really any of your business, but my political leanings are as far from the left end of the spectrum as the Sun is from Pluto. You may want to re-watch this video and/or read a news report about what this situation in North Carolina is about. There weren't any "found" ballots and the Democratic candidate certainly didn't benefit from what happened.
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  4048.  @riomar9  Considering that the nationwide popular vote has no part in how the US President is elected, why would you care if Trump had more individual votes nationwide than Clinton as long as he had the 270+ Electoral College votes needed to win?
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  4049. What are they loosening?
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  4050.  NihilisticEntropy  Someone can lose a presidency, but I didn't know it could be loosened. How does that happen?
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  4051. Anderson said she was a surrogate. He didn't give the woman's name and it's none of our business anyway.
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  4052. Annette Martin  And some should turn right around and slam right back into Africa.
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  4053. Tr - - p hasn't been found anything because the trial never really got started.
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  4054. Giuffre didn't have to accept the offer.
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  4055. You probably never heard it mentioned because the last time it was made public was in the late 1940's, before you were born.
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  4056. I never assumed that the man went blind, but that his sight was impaired to the point that he was unable to see the print in books.
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  4057. Costco isn't affiliated with Walmart, but I agree with your general point.
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  4058. Yes, you are crazy.
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  4059.  @yyutti  An eager Secret Service agent could construe that as a threat.
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  4060. I wonder what that makes the people who click on this channel's videos?
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  4061. My favorite bit from the video I saw was when Connor "knocked out" Triple H with a left hook and pinned him for the count.
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  4062. I have no doubt it would've received some attention, but I think it would've been only for a day or two if Trump hadn't drawn attention to it.
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  4063. Not at the time. David either hadn't started dating Georgia yet or they were in the early part of their relationship.
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  4064. Why should anyone believe you when your comment would fail a primary school writing assignment?
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  4065. If he cared about that, he'd be submitting a proper budget.
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  4066. How do you think absentee ballots are cast?
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  4067.  @markrice41  I can't imagine why a ballot that can be printed in a county or state's Supervisor of Elections office would need to come from any foreign country.
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  4068. France, the country France 24 (the channel that produced this report) operates from, is not a monarchy.
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  4069. The initial reports did have four dead, but that's been reduced to three (including the shooter). The shooter used a handgun. Last I heard, the JSO was reporting that the shooter killed himself.
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  4070. @Balram Trivedi: I wonder if you'd feel the same if a significant number of people gave that $100 to a party who had views and goals that would negatively affect you or your loved ones?
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  4071.  @micahfleming9890  If you're referring to the video's narrator, I seriously doubt it since the VOA is an US government agency.
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  4072. I don't think anyone renting that island is going to actually live there full time. It seems like it'd be more of a vacation spot for someone well off.
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  4073. I do agree with your point, but you might want to proofread your post before referring to others as "stupid".
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  4074. Forrest Gump may not have been the brightest bulb in the lamp store, but he always tried to do the right thing.
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  4075. These segments with Chris Cillizza are opinion pieces, not news.
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  4076. Elder was judged by the content of his character instead of the color of his skin and found lacking.
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  4077. Not all German descended people are Nazi sympathizers.
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  4078. A pardon from Tr--p isn't going to get this guy released from prison. He still has to serve his sentence for the state charges.
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  4079.  @redvolsung  I can't disagree with you about Clinton not being much better, but at least whatever she did would have been communicated in English like a relatively mature adult.
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  4080. About the 0:07 mark: "Some of the false claims about vaccines that went viral ..." No pun intended, I assume? 😁
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  4081. I love Waffle House! 😋
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  4082. What about William? He issued a statement on the report as well.
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  4083. Which has what to do with this story?
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  4084.  @WeaponizedLegalism  So no one has ever developed cancer prior to the use of COVID vaccines?
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  4085.  @WeaponizedLegalism  Which cancer or cancers specifically? And how do you know Charles has been diagnosed with one of them? And how do you know that the specific cancer was caused by a vaccine as opposed to something he was destined to get, regardless?
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  4086.  @WeaponizedLegalism  It's not statistically possible for a single carcinogen to cause every form of cancer known to mankind. I'm still waiting for the answer to my last question.
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  4087.  @WeaponizedLegalism  You've already answered my questions by not answering them. If you were the supposed oncology expert you present yourself as, you wouldn't turn down an opportunity to show off your knowledge. So, by not answering the questions I asked, you've told me that you haven't had a clue what you're talking about since your first post.
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  4088.  @WeaponizedLegalism  No expert? No kidding.
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  4089.  @WeaponizedLegalism  I hope you didn't get a black eye from that knee jerk assumption about my political beliefs.
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  4090.  @WeaponizedLegalism  I know what Fascism is, but I'm not going to assume that's your political philosophy without any proof.
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  4091.  @WeaponizedLegalism  You're probably not going to answer this question either, but what makes you think I'm a "liberal" or a Socialist?
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  4092.  @WeaponizedLegalism  Didn't think you had any actual proof, so you can stop making incorrect assumptions now.
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  4093. If you really believed that, you wouldn't have contributed to the attention the Queen's death is receiving.
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  4094. CNN thinks you do since you so helpfully clicked on the video.
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  4095. Unfortunately, it's a common practice. I'm sure if Kemp's donations were examined, there'd be quite a few out of state donors in his coffers as well.
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  4096.  @carlroy1865  Which has what to do with my comment?
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  4097. This was the right decision. The longer people were kept on board that ship, the higher the risk of the virus spreading.
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  4098. Pure speculation on my part, but I doubt they will because the charges weren't first degree murder.
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  4099. +James Christianson You may want to take your own advice about using your brain. When you use words and phrases like "deep state" and "sheepeople", you're the one who sounds like he's brainwashed.
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  4100. +BobTheBrickBoy Apparently you do or else you wouldn't have wasted your precious time clicking on this video (which only encourages more videos like this, by the way) and commenting (in bold print, no less).
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  4101. +BobTheBrickBoy A little bit of advice: if you want to insult someone, try to make some sense. Equating royalty with communists? Seriously? I guess someone forgot to send that memo to the communists that killed Tsar Nicholas of Russia and his entire family back in 1918.
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  4102. And power corrupts.
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  4103. I think he was starting to comment on the unemployment rate, but suddenly changed his mind and said Sweden had the highest employment rate in Europe.
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  4104. The narrator said that was discovered to have been scripted.
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  4105. You do realize that most of Greenland's population is Inuit, don't you?
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  4106. Like Trump and Sanders' accountants don't use every legal deduction and loophole to make sure their clients pay as little Federal income tax as they can manage.
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  4107. If you really believed that, you wouldn't be helping to spread the "propaganda" by clicking on its videos.
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  4108. Which British Royal Family member posed naked with a champagne glass on her backside? Which British prince decided he wanted to become a princess?
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  4109.  @themanwithnoname4385  The role of the British Royal Family and its members wasn't really what I was aiming for with my questions. I was trying to point out that the vast majority of them have more class in one of their raised pinkies than the whole Kardashian - Jenner clan put together.
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  4110.  @LE-zy2od  And what does that have to do with a hypothetical scenario in which Harry becomes regent for a minor King George VII / VIII (number depending upon what reigning name Charles decides to use)?
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  4111. So overweight people are just supposed to walk around naked?
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  4112. What do Camilla's looks have to do with whether or not she should use the title of "Queen"?
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  4113. 2:17 -- Philip was in the Royal Navy, not the Army.
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  4114. You seriously think that there are currently no vegetarians or drug addicts in Portugal? And the high cost of housing, be it buying or renting, is currently a problem in nearly every first world country.
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  4115.  @HRHKingJamesIXofScotland  And to you as well. 🙂 🎄
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  4116. @Zvi mur: Yes, he was on that show. He played a tourist in Baltimore whose wife was killed in front of him during a stick up gone wrong. He was nominated for an Emmy for that role.
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  4117. I suspect that the British Royals consume about the same amount of food per day as anyone else.
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  4118. I thought they went back to collect the stones to bring back the people who were snapped, not to prevent the snap in the first place.
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  4119. How can Biden be denied access to his own inauguration?
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  4120.  @michaelbadolato1888  Nope, sorry, the lack of a DOJ website link tells me you're, at best, misinformed about these supposed indictments.
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  4121.  @michaelbadolato1888  I could find out sooner if you provide that DOJ link.
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  4122.  @michaelbadolato1888  Nope, it doesn't work that way. If you make a claim and someone asks you to provide proof, it's on you to do so, not on the questioner.
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  4123.  @michaelbadolato1888  In other words, you can't provide the proof of what you're claiming. Why does that not surprise me?
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  4124.  @michaelbadolato1888  "... maybe do a lil research ..." Phrases like that are strong indicators that the person saying it has no proof of his/her claim. Again, I'm not surprised.
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  4125.  @michaelbadolato1888  I guess security didn't get your memo since Biden didn't just make it to the Capitol, he was just sworn in as President.
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  4126. Jean-Pierre? What did she say in this video that was inaccurate?
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  4127.  @jord_g8649  I suspect it comes up because you click on videos featuring the Sussexes and/or other members of the British Royal Family. Like this one, for example.
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  4128. The old products are now officially collectors' items.
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  4129. @Darrin Johnson: Since when is the Caribbean not part of the Americas?
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  4130. @Don Keydik: You're viewing this as well.
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  4131. @Politically Incorrect: You do realize that you're viewing this as well?
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  4132. Sure, all the fault of Harry, and nothing to do with the fact that the woman is 95 years old and recently lost her husband of 73 years. 🙄
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  4133. What law did the restaurant owner violate? Does Virginia have an anti-discrimination law that covers political orientation or place of employment?
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  4134. Cut and paste is not an answer.
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  4135. Facts do matter, but they have to be facts that are relevant to the topic at hand. You want to see the restaurant owner prosecuted. I'm questioning if that's possible since, as far as I'm aware, there isn't a law in Virginia or at the federal level specifically covering denying service based on a customer's political beliefs or who the customer works for. If you don't know yourself or were unable to find a state or federal statute, that's fine.
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  4136. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 covers discrimination based on "race, color, religion, sex, or national origin". As far as I could see in http://library.clerk.house.gov/reference-files/PPL_CivilRightsAct_1964.pdf , there is no mention of a person's political affiliation nor person's place of employment mentioned as protected categories. And in https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/food/wp/2018/06/25/was-sarah-huckabee-sanders-denied-public-accommodation-when-a-restaurant-kicked-her-out/?utm_term=.dea376416daf , the ACLU is cited as stating that there are only three places in the US and its territories that specifically include political affiliation in their anti-discrimination laws: Washington (DC), Seattle, and the US Virgin Islands. So, if that information is correct, then there is no law in Virginia that the restaurant violated in regards to asking Sanders to leave. By the way, if you're going to cut and paste an answer regarding a federal law, try using a federal government web site instead of legalmatch.com.
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  4137. If I had to take an educated guess, I'd say that a passenger or crew member became infected (but not showing symptoms) before boarding.
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  4138. Was that original Star Trek or Next Generation? If it was the latter, that would be a whole different level of weirdness. "Nice to meet you, Captain Picard. I'm Professor Charles Xavier." 😁
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  4139. Allow what? People to discuss who they plan on voting for and why?
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  4140. The man featured in this story came to Denmark from Pakistan when he was seven years old. I don't know what the cultural norms are in your country, but in most countries, children don't have much, if any, say so in where their parents decide to move.
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  4141.  @이상호-p3c  As a Christian myself, I'd love to see people convert to Christianity, but only if they're doing it because they want to commit their lives to Jesus. "Converting" just to fit in with others doesn't count. Besides, if what I've read over the years is correct about many Europeans being Christians in name only, if this man did genuinely convert, he'd still be part of a minority group.
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  4142.  @melvinbutters2865  Why watch something you believe isn't telling the truth?
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  4143.  @melvinbutters2865  When you can answer my question, I'll continue the conversation.
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  4144.  @Ribbitplease  Very good movie, although I knew about George VI's stuttering long before that came out. 🙂
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  4145. The problem was that the polls were showing how much Clinton was ahead nationwide. If the pollsters had surveyed each state and came up with a hypothetical Electoral College result, it probably would've shown a result close to the one we ended up with on Election night 2016.
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  4146.  @Michael-hl4pg  That's specific actions, though. Not to assume what "holly yates" was thinking, but I think she was referring to more general criticisms that aren't backed up with examples, like the the post in this thread by "LineOfCars".
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  4147. That was a nice gesture.
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  4148. But "that crazy, porch sitting Grandpa" doesn't have the power to send the young people of his neighborhood to war.
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  4149. Children don't usually have any choice where their parents send or bring them.
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  4150. Yep.
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  4151. 3:18 -- The woman (sorry, but I forgot what her title is) asking the King for permission to publish his speech is a bit funny when you consider that it had just been broadcast live on just about every possible form of media.
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  4152. She didn't seem particularly gleeful to me.
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  4153. The announcement was a tad melodramatic.
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  4154. I would imagine it would be counted as neither. For the former, you have to have a good indication that the shooter's goal was to target people of a different race, ethnicity, gender, etc..., and I would imagine that most of the children in that school were Hispanic, just like the shooter. For the latter, you have to have a good indication that the shooter believed this massacre was going to somehow advance a political and/or social cause, and although further investigation could reveal otherwise, it doesn't seem like this was anything more than one person going nuts and taking it out on innocent children.
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  4155. You know as well as I do that if the majority of DC's residents were Trump supporters calling for statehood, people like you would be demanding Congress make DC a state.
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  4156. There's plenty of doom and gloom videos on VOA's channel to make the Schadenfreude bubble up within you.
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  4157. And you get to see things like first responders using jet skis to check on your flooded neighborhood.
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  4158. notcher bane  It happened last year after Irma. My neighborhood sits on a large creek which, unsurprisingly, overflowed its banks and flooded the neighborhood. The waters didn't recede for about five days. I don't remember the exact day it happened, but I was in the house and heard a motor so I looked out the back window and there were these two guys on jet skis that I recognized as being ones that the county fire department used at the beaches. They asked if everyone in the home was okay, I said yes, and they moved on to the next house.
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  4159. I find it difficult to take you seriously because you're actually helping CNN by clicking on its videos.
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  4160.  @xr440r3  I refer you back to my original post.
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  4161.  Spring4030 Zxqa6519  Although I think McConnell is shirking his responsibility by not allowing the Senate to vote on a spending bill, it takes a ⅔ majority in the House and Senate each to override a veto.
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  4162.  Spring4030 Zxqa6519  I'm sure the votes are there to pass any bill to re-open the government, but would there be enough votes to override a veto?
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  4163.  @patl4416  It doesn't help one's credibility to make accusations that aren't backed up.
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  4164. You haven't checked out the rest of this channel, nor listened to or watched the actual VOA service, have you?
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  4165.  @rohanforbes605  In other words, the answer is, "No, I haven't watched any of the other videos on this channel, nor have I ever listened to or watched the actual VOA service".
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  4166.  @rohanforbes605  Every news outlet has its share of fluff pieces like this one. If you want to judge its news content, then actually watch or listen to its news content.
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  4167.  @rohanforbes605  There's no need to get vulgar.
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  4168. "Patients"? Did Ivanka become a medical professional recently?
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  4169. +Osiris Malkovich Especially if employees cut back on their spending at their places of employment or if employers, deciding they don't want to deal with the extra paperwork, stop offering discounts altogether.
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  4170. Maybe WatchMojo didn't want to include a movie that needed a spoiler warning since it's only been a little over a week since the release of Infinity War. Other than that, I'd agree that he should be on a list like this.
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  4171. The irony is strong with this one.
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  4172. I'm suspecting that I was too subtle in my original post, so let me try again: I find it ironic that someone whose comments have obvious spelling, punctuation, and capitalization errors of their own is calling out someone for not formatting a title correctly.
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  4173. It doesn't matter if you're a "major news company" or not.
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  4174. I'm not making money off anything I post, yet I'd be too embarrassed to knowingly submit comments that had obvious errors, especially if those comments were criticizing others for similar mistakes. The schools where you live may have different goals, but I was expected to have mastered how to write basic English sentences long before I attended college.
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  4175. Submitting a post that proves me wrong would be a more effective comeback.
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  4176. @Political Agenda: Cosby was tried and convicted for assaulting just one woman.
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  4177. They aren't safe for people who use words derived from the r-word either.
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  4178. (A) I don't believe the Prime Minister has the authority to appoint or dismiss local mayors. (B) Johnson hasn't actually left yet. His plan is to stay as Prime Minister until the Conservative Party elects a new leader in the fall, although there are some indications that could be moved up.
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  4179.  @redactedredactd5554  Not to mention a good portion of the area surrounding the ship.
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  4180. I'd love to see Hannity pulled, but I didn't hear or read anything that linked him to a crime.
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  4181. +Greg Caesar What part of she was arrested for breaking a non-existent law did you not comprehend?
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  4182. Be careful what you wish for.
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  4183. If "Lady C" is supposed to be Lady Colin Campbell, I'd take anything she says with a huge block of salt.
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  4184. I was under the impression that these negotiations were about how to allow people and goods to cross the border between Gibraltar and Spain with minimal fuss.
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  4185. The BBC thinks you do since you took the time to voluntarily click on this video and leave a comment.
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  4186.  @guff9567  You definitely are.
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  4187. Be careful what you wish for, Trump supporters. If Twitter and other social media sites were to be made liable for what they allow to be posted, they could deem Trump too risky and ban him entirely.
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  4188. But he's not British.
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  4189. So why didn't your ancestors stay and try to make their countries better, instead of taking the "coward[']s way out" and immigrating to the US?
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  4190. Jimmy Savile never faced charges for anything he was accused of doing because the allegations didn't become public until after his death.
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  4191. In the case of Endgame, however, the noobs didn't stick around for no reason.
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  4192. It's a challenge to do all that if you don't have a place to live.
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  4193. It wasn't a bad dress in and of itself, but I was expecting something a bit more embellished.
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  4194. +Daniel Longsworth Especially so close to Christmas.
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  4195. "The Cons lost the popular vote in every Presidential election, but one (2004), since 1992!" Which is a cool bit of trivia, but has no bearing on how we actually elect Presidents in the US.
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  4196. Especially those who are British.
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  4197. And that affects you, how?
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  4198. Blaming mythological people doesn't convince people of your position.
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  4199. I'm not Canadian, so take my opinion for what it's worth, but the way I see it, if the Sussexes aren't going to have a public role in Canada (e.g., working for the Governor General or something similar), then there's no reason for Canadian taxpayers to be footing the bill for security.
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  4200. Here are a couple of things I'd like to see in the next election's debates: (1) The mics be muted when a candidate either goes over her/his allotted time or doesn't answer the question that's being asked. (2) All candidates who are on the ballot in enough states to theoretically win the presidency are invited to participate.
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  4201. Like none of her predecessors had a rough time after regenerating. 🙄
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  4202. Just because these people aren't on TV anymore doesn't mean they're "off the map". In some cases, like Jason Alexander (who went back to theater work), they just are on a different map now.
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  4203. "... and our system is rigged so that the popular vote doesn't win." How can you call it "rigged" when that's been the process ever since the first presidential election was held in 1788?
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  4204. I think whoever trained you to use the infantile word, "sheeple", is very proud.
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  4205.  @earnestleesaddened3779  Sorry, I didn't see any facts in your original post. All I saw was an immature rant.
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  4206.  @earnestleesaddened3779  No, I can't dispute that you can't seem to have a conversation like a mature and literate adult.
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  4207.  @earnestleesaddened3779  You never gave an alternate topic to discuss. If you did, the immature presentation hid it very well.
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  4208. Not everyone is cut out for jobs requiring higher education.
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  4209. I was thinking pretty much the same thing in regards to a televised speech.
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  4210. And that impacts your life how?
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  4211. And some lava lamps? 😍 Those are so cool!
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  4212.  @airbornspider6280  Mueller's not even a permanent employee of the DoJ. He was hired for this investigation and, unless there's some loose ends to tie up, he'll now go back to his retirement.
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  4213. For impeachment, more than likely since all that requires is a simple majority in the House. However, after impeachment, there has to be a trial in the Senate, after which ⅔ of that body (67 Senators) would have to vote "guilty" to remove Trump from office. And as long as the Senate is controlled by Trump boot lickers, I'm not seeing that come to pass.
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  4214.  @ricsta7660  If that's the case, Steyer should've focused his efforts on the Senate.
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  4215.  @ricsta7660  The investigation would probably last as long as it took to get to this point. 🙂
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  4216. I like daisies. They're pretty.
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  4217. And I would assume that it was accomplished as per its constitution and/or laws, unlike Trump's threatened executive order?
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  4218.  @the82spartans62  I double checked myself. Omar's mother passed away before the family moved to the US, but Omar came here with her father and grandfather while still a child. Even though I may have had the exact family members wrong, I still stand by my original point that, as a child, Omar wasn't in a position to tell her elders that she didn't want to move to the US.
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  4219.  @the82spartans62  So why hasn't she been investigated? After all, those who make accusations surely must have tangible proof that has been turned over to the applicable law enforcement agencies.
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  4220. And was in his business as long as the Queen was in hers.
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  4221. Unless you're 100% Native American, at least one of your ancestors came over to the US because of problems in his/her country. Why didn't those people stay and fix the problems there instead?
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  4222. If the PSOE "stole the results", then why don't they have 176 seats?
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  4223. People like you are like a prohibitionist shopping at a liquor store. It's not going to go out of business as long as you patronize it.
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  4224. Nothing against Johnson personally, but haven't we learned our lesson about electing people whose only qualification is that they've been on TV?
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  4225. Someone should do a X-Men/Star Trek: TNG crossover.
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  4226. @Candy Vanpelt: What was not true in this video?
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  4227. Actually, Trump has been impeached. Being impeached is not unlike you or I being charged with a crime. From the US Constitution: "The House of Representatives shall [choose] their Speaker and other Officers; and shall have the sole Power of Impeachment." https://www.senate.gov/civics/constitution_item/constitution.htm#a1
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  4228. It's hard to take threats of a boycott seriously when the likelihood of the average Trump supporter to be eating at that restaurant before all this happened was slim.
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  4229. When I looked at the menu online yesterday, I noticed that this place was not cheap and the offerings seemed trendy. Not quite the cuisine I envision the average Trump supporter being interested in eating.
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  4230. True, but it's been my observations since Trump began his campaign that most of his supporters are not the "sophisticated" type. And I don't say that as an insult because I don't consider myself "sophisticated" either. Give me a diner that serves homestyle food any day over a place that serves modern art that happens to be edible.
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  4231. What business is it of Russia's if Ukraine joins NATO or not? As much as Putin and his ilk may think otherwise, no Western government is the least bit interested in overthrowing him.
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  4232. I read somewhere that it was a separate segment filmed exclusively for the DVD.
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  4233. A lot of drugs are made in both countries.
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  4234. I simply laugh because people who leave comments like that are hypocrites. Then, since the comments are always off topic for the video, I report them as spam.
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  4235. Unfortunately, there was too much cloud cover where I live for me to see it. It did get darker around the peak time for my area, but if I hadn't heard about the eclipse, I would've assumed the darkness was due to the clouds.
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  4236. Yet you don't seem to be concerned at being outed as a traitor for watching CNN's videos?
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  4237. Sounds like it to me.
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  4238.  @RobertMOdell  That falls under bullying in my book.
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  4239. Et tu, CBC? There's no reason why that word needs to be uttered even if it is a direct quote from Trump. To do so just puts the news outlets and their reporters in the same cesspool that Trump occupies.
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  4240. Perhaps a VR exhibit could be set up that would simulate going out onto the balcony.
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  4241. What O'Donnell either didn't or didn't want to understand is that two countries can be enemies without either side firing a shot.
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  4242. 4:07 -- "You can open windows." Obviously, this guy's never been in Florida between the months of April and October.
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  4243. The last time the citizenship question was asked on a census form everyone had to fill out was in 1950.
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  4244. So are shows like The Walking Dead and The Big Bang Theory, so what's your point?
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  4245. Not really. The only reason he's going to jail now is because of the witness tampering. If he had just kept his mouth shut and let his lawyers do their jobs, he'd be sleeping tonight in his cushy bed in his cushy house.
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  4246. Not in this case.
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  4247. Which future king? William or George?
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  4248. Well, since you voluntarily clicked on this video, perhaps you can answer for yourself.
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  4249. Thanks for the info. I was wondering how in the world that happened.
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  4250.  @TheFreddyEduard  I'm no expert in physics, but the only thing I can think of is that the train landed just right so that the bulk of its weight wasn't being supported by the sculpture.
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  4251. What's a bumb?
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  4252. At the time the decision to bring down the other half of the building was made, it was uncertain if Elsa was going to affect the Miami area. If the storm was going to head that way, there was concern that the remaining part of the building would collapse while searchers were looking for bodies, not to mention the extra debris on top of the original debris that would have to be sifted through afterwards. You may be right as to the collapse hindering the investigation, but the protection of human life and retrieving the bodies for their families as quickly as possible should take precedence.
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  4253. A boarder is someone who rents a room in someone else's house. What does that have to do with Trump's wall?
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  4254. I loved the creativity of it and the fact that it was a total surprise.
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  4255. I was thinking the same thing, but my rationale was solely based on Shawn Michaels' "I love you" to Flair before the finishing move.
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  4256. @Santucci Pontarelli: He didn't blame Trump for the storm, just how he's choosing to respond to it.
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  4257. Indirectly, yes.
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  4258. +Hector T. What information was incorrect in this video?
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  4259. +John McMillin Not a bad point, but I think what WatchMojo was shooting for was actors whose popularity skyrocketed while they were on a specific show. And in Will Smith's case, even though he was already famous prior to Fresh Prince, being on that show is what made Hollywood sit up and take notice of him.
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  4260. I'm fairly certain punch card ballots were replaced after the 2000 election.
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  4261. You do realize you've clicked on this video as well, right?
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  4262. "What a f * * * ing liberty." It's one of Nan's catchphrases.
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  4263. It's not enough for other Republicans to say they don't agree with Trump, if they want people to believe they aren't Trump's posterior puckers, they have to come out and condemn him when he crosses the line.
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  4264. In the time it took you to click and comment on this video, you could've found and watched one that was more to your liking.
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  4265. +Ruby Honey My understanding is that an independent Catalonia wants to be an EU member.
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  4266. I still can't help but feel that Trump is going to fall for some sort of trap. I don't mean a trap in the sense of Trump being harmed or killed, but one in which Kim or one of his entourage says or does something that will get under Trump's extremely thin skin, Trump will then retaliate, then Kim will use Trump's tantrum as an excuse to continue, if not accelerate, his nuclear program.
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  4267.  @charlesnwarren  I'm neither a guy 👩, nor am I voting for a Democrat or Republican in 2020.
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  4268. Maybe I'm just being too prim and proper, but between all the deaths and the occasional not so family friendly language, I'm actually surprised this didn't receive a "R" rating.
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  4269. The Electoral College can be modified or replaced by another electoral process via a Constitutional amendment.
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  4270.  @officerminiwheats  I do think a national conversation about the Electoral College is necessary, but that wasn't the point of my original post. I was letting Black Tar know that, if needed, the process by which we elect presidents can be legally changed.
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  4271. What was incorrect?
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  4272. But I don't think he said anything, did he?
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  4273. If I believed the same as you, I wouldn't have even clicked on this video since the title was very clear that Lemon was going to be giving his opinion.
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  4274. You do realize that VOA is a US government sponsored media outlet, don't you?
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  4275. How independent are you if you surrender your sovereignty to the EU?
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  4276. Thank you. Although I don't live in the part of Florida that was affected, your condolences are appreciated.
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  4277. So I guess we should make murder legal since there will always be people who break that law as well?
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  4278.  @ferdorski  18 U.S. Code § 2381. Treason "Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States, levies war against them or adheres to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort within the United States or elsewhere, is guilty of treason ... " You could make a rational argument that CNN and MSNBC are biased against Trump (as opposed to the government as an entity), but I can't see how an argument can be made that the two news networks have committed treason as defined above.
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  4279.  @ferdorski  If Colbert and others like him upset you that much the first thing you should do is change the channel or turn off the TV. Nobody forces you to watch them or click on YouTube videos that feature them.
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  4280.  alexdapostman  Yet you enable them by clicking on videos like this one.
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  4281.  alexdapostman  Comparing CNN's ratings to those of channels who don't have the same target audience is like comparing apples and walnuts. Comparing CNN's ratings to other news networks or comparing specific time slots (e.g., whatever is on CNN at 6 PM to local channel newscasts), would make more sense if I even cared.
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  4282. +devin dunkelberg Starfire's not White, either. My guess is that the makeup or CGI or whatever budget wouldn't allow making an actress appear orange every week (plus it would probably be a distraction from the very dark and gritty tone the trailer is suggesting). So, even though it's not comic canon, I'm not bent out of shape that Starfire's not orange.
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  4283. It's "big news" because earthquakes of that magnitude don't occur frequently in New York City.
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  4284. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  4285. Don't ask me why, but I have a feeling it's going to be a split election. In other words, one Democratic and one Republican Senator will be elected.
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  4286.  @kiDkiDkiD12  And why should they? Trump insisted that Mexico was going to pay for it.
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  4287. I thought Canberra was considered a territory?
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  4288. Steve Liversage  In other words, "Think for yourself, but watch only those news channels I say are okay to watch." 🙄
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  4289.  @MrObliviousegg  The people on CNN were saying today that, according to Minnesota law, Chauvin has to serve a minimum of ⅔ of his sentence before being considered for release.
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  4290. I would imagine that they're not allowed to discuss specific cases to protect the privacy of the people involved. Yeah, I know that the guy's privacy is a moot point now that he appeared on TV to discuss his situation, but rules are rules.
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  4291. He could even be older than that depending on when he stopped off to get back with Peggy.
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  4292. Slight difference between the three men. Cosby was actually tried and convicted in a court of law. Kavanaugh and Trump have been convicted by people in the court of public opinion. The latter only holds you back if the people who convicted you scream louder than those who think you're innocent.
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  4293. That's just a formality.
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  4294. After Charles, there are nine people in line for the throne before Edward (William, George, Charlotte, Louis, Harry, Archie, Andrew, Beatrice, and Eugenie).
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  4295.  @youubik  Squawking phrases like "virtue signaling" doesn't exactly show off the education you were to supposed to have received either.
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  4296.  @johnnymonoxide9220  "Leftists"? "Woke"? Really showing off that first class education, aren't you?
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  4297.  @wolfiestreet6899  Because "virtue signaling" is what I call a parrot phrase. Meaning that people who "squawk" it are only doing so because they heard or read someone else (usually a media personality) say it and they want to sound trendy as well. Well, they don't sound trendy, they sound immature and uneducated.
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  4298. 18:57 -- The record company ultimately won the lawsuit because the song was deemed to be a parody.
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  4299. It's not the system that's broken, it's the people within the system.
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  4300.  @onlyonezay419  If a specific law serves no purpose, then it should be amended or repealed. Just because it was created 200 plus years ago doesn't automatically mean it has no relevance. Look at laws against murder, for example. The first laws against murder were more than likely passed in what would become the US ages before we even broke away from Britain. Should we scrap those just because they're around 300 years old?
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  4301.  @onlyonezay419  Are you seriously saying that it should be legal to murder people?
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  4302.  @onlyonezay419  The way I understood it was that you believe that every law that was drawn up pre-21st century should be scrapped. While I do agree that laws should be reviewed periodically to make sure they're still relevant, I don't agree that laws should be invalidated only because they are old. (If you wish to be formal, it's "ma'am". 🙂)
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  4303.  @melissawillard6600  Not when she and Charles first started seeing each other in the 1970s. Camilla married her first husband in 1973, after it had been made clear that Charles couldn't marry her.
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  4304. If Trump's plan goes into effect, I don't see it having a negative effect on hospitals and clinics hiring from other countries if no Americans are qualified for and want those jobs.
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  4305. The writers didn't have a whole lot of options with that situation. Katey Sagal (Peggy) was pregnant in real life, but sadly, the pregnancy ended in a miscarriage. It would've shown extreme insensitivity to Sagal to either write in a miscarriage (that would've been too dark for the show anyway) or to continue the pregnancy using a prosthetic stomach. I think the writers for that show did the best they could under the circumstances.
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  4306. I don't think the family of the man who was killed are laughing.
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  4307. So does that make you a traitor by clicking on these videos?
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  4308. Parliament can't seem to get its own act together right now with important stuff, I seriously doubt it will devote any time to debating whether or not any royals should have their titles rescinded.
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  4309. I'm sure there are plenty of math teachers, just not any who want to work for that school district.
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  4310.  MEGA 2020  Including those who click on CNN's videos?
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  4311.  @wackedoutonweed  Just asking a question. All these people commenting on CNN's videos making ugly comments about those who watch them don't quite seem to realize that they are also counted as viewers since they clicked on the video. So, if these commenters consider a CNN viewer as "mentally ill", "brainwashed", "mindless sheep", etc..., doesn't that apply to them as well?
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  4312.  @wackedoutonweed  Then why help CNN by clicking on its videos?
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  4313. ​ @wackedoutonweed  I'm not in the habit of clicking on videos from providers I don't believe are trustworthy, much less leaving comments, so I'm just trying to understand the mindset of people like you.
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  4314. If a significant number of the residents want it and there's no reasonable objection by either Manitobans, their provincial government, and the Canadian federal government, go for it.
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  4315. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  4316. I presume you've submitted your evidence that this fire was deliberate to the Navy investigators already?
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  4317. Which has what to do with former President Carter celebrating his 100th birthday?
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  4318.  @birdatbattlefield  It's KJ Gant's imaginary friend.
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  4319. Impeachment is essentially the House saying that it believes a President has committed actions that warrant his removal from office. Kind of like a grand jury filing charges against someone. No matter what happens or doesn't happen on the Senate side, it won't change the fact that Trump has been impeached.
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  4320. The irony is strong in that statement.
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  4321.  @CerealforProtein  The irony is that you're calling for the CBC's defunding, yet here you are propping up the viewing figures for one of its YouTube channels.
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  4322. Jacqueline Hill, Peter Purves, Jean Marsh, Nicholas Courtney, Ian Marter, Colin Baker, Freema Agyeman, Karen Gillan, and now Peter Capaldi are just the names I can spout off the top of my head of actors on Doctor Who who have played two (or more, in Jean Marsh's case) different characters.
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  4323. My mind is still trying to reconcile that. On the one hand, I can't help but think that Trump's condition might be more serious than anyone is letting on simply because he is going to the hospital. On the other hand, how serious can it be if he's still walking?
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  4324. @Anonymous K: Why does it matter to you? Do you get royalties from his blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearance as well?
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  4325.  @kennystiefel7343  The decision to cut that scene was made in 2014, well before Trump announced he was running for President. And the reason it was cut was because it had no bearing on the plot and the CBC wanted to shorten the run time to allow for ads.
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  4326. This video isn't a news report, it's an analysis piece.
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  4327. Yet you click on its videos, increasing the YouTube channel's viewership. Thanks. 🙂
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  4328. You're watching it as well, or at least CNN thinks you are. Either way, you're helping to keep it viable. Thanks again! 🙂
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  4329. Ratings are just another word for a poll and I thought people who liked to squawk "fake news" didn't believe in polls?
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  4330. No problem. 🙂
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  4331. So military and diplomatic personnel stationed in foreign countries shouldn't have the right to vote?
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  4332. Such a shame that Catherine Tate was written off as a companion. Of Billie, Freema, and herself, I think she had the best working chemistry with DT.
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  4333. Lumberton is in Robeson County, not Bladen. In fact, it's the county seat.
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  4334. The reason why you're hearing people say that Biden won is because 306 electors voted for him to become President.
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  4335. They're keeping an eye out for predators.
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  4336. Cyborg is a person who is technologically augmented, not a pure robot.
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  4337.  @michaelmiller7786  Biden may win, but it won't be by a landslide.
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  4338.  nofirethanks  To have an equivalent result to Reagan's 1984 win, the only two states Biden could win are Delaware and DC (a "state" for Electoral College purposes). I don't see that scenario happening because I just can't envision Trump winning New York and California (especially the latter).
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  4339.  nofirethanks  I pretty much compare all Presidential elections to 1984 so, again, unless whoever wins has a result that is equivalent to or surpasses that, it won't be a landslide, no matter who wins.
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  4340.  nofirethanks  Unless an objective body comes out with a formal definition of a presidential landslide victory, I'm sticking with my definition, which states that a candidate has to win with a result equivalent to or surpassing Reagan's 1984 victory.
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  4341.  nofirethanks  Since I can't seem to find this alleged "Nobel Committee of International Elections", I will stick to my definition of a landslide, thanks.
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  4342.  nofirethanks  Since you're the one claiming such a committee exists, it's on you to prove it.
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  4343. What exactly are Democrats looser in? Pant size? And what is CNN loosening?
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  4344.  @jerrycrossman8715  Just trying to clarify what you meant. If you're trying to insult someone, you call them a "loser". If you're saying that something isn't as tight as it used to be, that is making it "looser".
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  4345.  @jerrycrossman8715  The only thing that hurts my feelings is that teachers apparently aren't teaching how to write proper sentences anymore.
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  4346.  @jerrycrossman8715  Being able to write properly means the person is a socialist? I'm going to have to disagree with you on that. Not that it's really any of your business, but I consider myself as strongly leaning libertarian.
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  4347. If it didn't matter, why bring it up in the first place?
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  4348.  @Mike-ye8qv  There's no way that kid is going to get anywhere near that much money, even if he was successful. What I think will end up happening is an out of court settlement along with a non-apology apology and a NDA.
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  4349.  @Mike-ye8qv  It's difficult to take your claim seriously when you're clicking on CNN's videos. However, I do appreciate you helping out people like me who don't have cable or satellite.
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  4350. Grow up! 😒
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  4351. The number of attendees doesn't always translate into votes. Ask Bernie Sanders.
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  4352. If that's the case, by all means, issue her a speeding ticket. Don't arrest her for violating a law that doesn't exist.
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  4353. I'd like to do some more research on the party's policies before I declare my support, but I agree with the rest of your statement 1000%.
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  4354. Wow, and I thought that continually dragging up Hillary Clinton and Obama two and a half years after they became irrelevant was pathetic.
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  4355.  @ZZ_Tops_007  Thanks. 🙂
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  4356. Kind of a misleading title. Although most of these things are fun and/or convenient to have access to, if any of them stopped existing, humanity would survive.
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  4357. He doesn't look like he's Asian because he's not Asian.
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  4358.  @xiaoliu3397  All I can say, based on this report, is that the man seems to be recognized as Native American by his tribe and other people, so unless someone comes up with DNA or similar evidence that he doesn't have predominately Native ancestry and/or wasn't raised as a Native American, I have no reason not to believe him.
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  4359. For an outlet that's funded by the US government, it's news reporting usually is fairly neutral. Some of their weekend news panel programs, however, do seem to lean a little left.
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  4360. +Unknown XD Did you get to enjoy your present? 😀
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  4361. You shouldn't be airing any competitors' videos anyway. Why give them free advertising?
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  4362. Who said the people in the video are here illegally?
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  4363. This is a civil suit, not a criminal trial.
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  4364.  @iandawson669  You can dream all you want. It doesn't change the facts.
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  4365. Since you chose to click and comment on one of its videos, I guess that makes you a sucker.
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  4366. The way that's worded, it appears as if you're speaking of two different people, so who's the person with the "strong intelligence"?
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  4367. At the time the decision to bring down the other half of the building was made, it was uncertain if Elsa was going to affect the Miami area. If the storm was going to head that way, there was concern that the remaining part of the building would collapse while searchers were looking for bodies, not to mention the extra debris on top of the original debris that would have to be sifted through afterwards. You may be right as to the collapse hindering the investigation, but the protection of human life and retrieving the bodies for their families as quickly as possible should take precedence.
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  4368. Wouldn't that depend on where this island is located? For example, I wouldn't expect to be kidnapped by Somali pirates if this island is in the middle of the Caribbean.
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  4369. DeSantis is the Governor of Florida. What does he have to do with Texas?
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  4370. How does what happen?
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  4371. From what I've read, the closest to "hysteria" it got during the classic series days was when Tom Baker was leaving. He had the role for seven years so there was great interest in who would replace him, but obviously not to the extent of having a worldwide live telecast to announce his replacement. Tom added fuel to the fire when he announced that he was wishing his successor, "whoever he or she was, the best of luck." It was the first time the possibility of a female Doctor was brought up.
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  4372. There are other people who are or will be running. Don't let the Democrats and Republicans dictate who you should be voting for in November.
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  4373. @Jacky A. : Sanford wouldn't last a month as a candidate. All Trump or his cronies would need to do is constantly bring up Sanford's June 2009 disappearing act.
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  4374. But Columbus was the catalyst for mass European migration to the Americas.
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  4375.  @kingklank6732  I'm not saying that Columbus was any better or worse than Vikings, just stating a fact that it was Columbus' voyages that got the ball rolling for Europeans to actually come to the Americas and settle instead of visit.
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  4376. In November, Republicans would have to gain 80 House seats and 17 Senate Seats to reach the two-thirds needed to override a veto (you know Biden would never sign a repeal of a law that he fought so hard for). The goal for the House is feasible, but not the Senate. There are only 14 Democratic Senate seats up for election this year and even if all of them were won by Republicans, they would still fall 3 seats short of the 67 votes needed to override a presidential veto. And all of the above is assuming that every Republican does vote for an override, which may not happen. There are some members of both parties that don't always goosestep with their colleagues.
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  4377. The citizenship question hasn't been on the form that everyone is supposed to fill out since 1950. Yes, it has been on the more detailed questionnaires since then, but those don't go out to everybody and, if I'm understanding Trump's wishes correctly, he wants to ask everyone in the US about their citizenship status.
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  4378. If I understood this movie's version of time travel correctly, you can never change your own reality by changing the past. The worst that would happen is that a new timeline is created that reflects the consequences of whatever changes were made. Using that theory, 2014 Thanos' death doesn't affect the Infinity War of our reality at all. However, there is now an additional timeline in which Infinity War either didn't happen or happened with a different villain.
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  4379. @jannmiller: There was no Presidential election in 1990. The election you're referring to was in 2000.
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  4380. The Newhart finale should've made the main list instead of a Honorable Mention.
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  4381.  @TheLastDonaldYouMcRonald  Is it illegal under French law for a candidate to drop out and encourage her/his supporters to vote for another candidate?
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  4382. That's what I forgot when Matthew came through. I live in an older mobile home and I was worried that the wind was going to hit the trailer so hard that it would knock things off shelves, so I put a lot of stuff on the floor before I evacuated. Needless to say, when I came home, everything on the floor that wasn't inside a plastic tote was ruined due to the (suspected) foot and a half of water that entered the place.
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  4383. This wasn't a political video, so why are you dissing these vets?
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  4384.  @canadiansurvivalist7222  That doesn't answer my question.
    1
  4385. The woman singing has a beautiful voice.
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  4386. Related to number one is when networks constantly change a show's time slot.
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  4387.  @mwazio  "Vast majority" isn't greater than or less than "all"?
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  4388.  @michaelwazio5631  The symbol for "does not equal" is "≠".
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  4389.  @michaelwazio5631  But you're not writing a computer program, you're supposed to be communicating with another person. Next time, if you don't want misunderstandings, use actual words.
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  4390. The graphic I saw last night didn't show any Republicans voting for impeachment. There were two or three Democrats who voted against each article, however. The 62 million figure that one representative was referring to was how many Americans voted for Trump, not how many people live in the US.
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  4391. Saying a specific law is out of date doesn't mean that it shouldn't be enforced.
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  4392. It's not a proper boycott unless you refrain from everything related to Doctor Who, including videos on YouTube.
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  4393. Here's irony for you: This week's Doonesbury strips featured Pet Sounds as the CD one of the secondary characters was listening to when he died.
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  4394. The description sounds more like gout.
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  4395. It's not the law, though. Canadians' drivers licenses are perfectly valid here in the States.
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  4396. The UK officially left the EU at 11 PM, January 31, 2020. Only about eight hours ago at the time I'm posting this.
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  4397.  @LouisaMarit  Sorry if I confused you. I didn't mean to say that your situation was the same as my neighbor's. It's just that when I read your comment, my first thought was of her. 🙂
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  4398. Two Sherlocks, actually. Sir Ian McKellen played an older Holmes in the 2015 movie, Mr. Holmes.
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  4399. That's generally not how constitutional hereditary monarchies work. Charles can't simply wake up one morning and decide, for whatever reason, to replace William as his heir with Harry. Even if there was a legitimate concern about William's suitability for the throne, Parliament would have to remove him from the line of succession.
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  4400. If I fell on hard times with a kid, I'd do everything in power to see that my kid had a decent place to sleep, regular meals, consistent bathing, and steady education even if that meant being temporarily separated (as far as living together is concerned). Yeah, that's really cruel. 🙄
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  4401.  @omusaatsawatuukha2513  I just don't get why some people seem to be against kids receiving the basic needs of life.
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  4402. Definitions of terrorism according to the FBI: "International terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups who are inspired by, or associated with, designated foreign terrorist organizations or nations (state-sponsored). Domestic terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to further ideological goals stemming from domestic influences, such as those of a political, religious, social, racial, or environmental nature." https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/terrorism If it's determined that the suspect's motive didn't fit either of the above definitions, then the attack won't be considered terror related.
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  4403. @Jorge of Albion: Well, CNN thinks you care since you took the time to click and comment on the video.
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  4404. Camilla didn't wreck the Wales' home all by herself. There had to be a willing partner in Charles.
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  4405. The reporter appears as if he has the skin condition, vitiligo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitiligo
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  4406. Name me one person who has married into the British Royal Family within the past 50 years who wasn't socially "beneath" the prince(ss) she/he married.
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  4407. @moontakeen whitaker: Why would you expect French people to speak English when they're speaking to other French people in France?
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  4408. The app seems better than nothing, but it bothers me somewhat that the father doesn't know how to sign.
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  4409.  @vishalpanwar9914  You can't win or lose something that's not part of the game.
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  4410. So you admit that the things Trump says aren't true?
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  4411. I don't report the news. I'd suggest that you not post phrases if you don't know how to properly use them in a sentence.
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  4412.  @robinparkes6314  Maybe I just think differently than others, but if I was going to rig this election, I'd also make sure the Senate flipped to a Democratic majority. No point in having Biden win if he's going to have to fight a Republican Senate for four years.
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  4413.  @Filthy_Goblin_44  Slightly going off topic, but most of those trying to get across our southern border now are from Central America, not Mexico.
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  4414.  @bilbobaggins4710  I have no problem with detaining those adults trying to get across illegally, but it's inhumane to cage the children being brought across as if they are criminals as well.
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  4415.  wearesupreme  Before calling others "simple", perhaps you should make sure your posts can pass an elementary school level writing assignment.
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  4416.  wearesupreme  Okay, here goes: [W]hy don't you correct me[,] Teacher?
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  4417. More than likely, O'Neill will simply stand and not sing.
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  4418. @brian black: How is it Communism to say you don't want to buy a particular product? By that logic, everyone who was anti-Obamacare because of the mandate to purchase health insurance is a Communist.
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  4419.  @wendyweems1121  Please show me where in YouTube's ToS it states that you must have uploaded videos and have followers to be able to post comments.
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  4420.  @hockeyslade  If you know what's going on. Not many people meaning you harm are going to announce their intentions ahead of time.
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  4421.  Mai Ly  Various outlets looked at the results already reported, made an educated guess about the results of the remaining votes, and came to a conclusion as to who will be the next President. That's nothing different than what's been done for decades.
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  4422. Not to mention the silence about doing something about those who knowingly hire illegal immigrants.
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  4423. Unfortunately, the writers didn't have too many options in that situation. They had written Katey Sagal's real life pregnancy into the show, so when she miscarried, Peggy no longer being pregnant had to be acknowledged somehow. The show's concept wouldn't have lent itself to actually having Peggy lose the baby, nor could the pregnancy be continued by faking it (both ideas being extremely insensitive to Sagal's loss). So under the circumstances, I think the writers did the best they could.
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  4424. Peterson is either a total narcissistic jerk or a clueless jerk. He has no moral right to say that he got his life back when 17 young people died when he was on duty and didn't do a blessed thing to help.
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  4425. Like that's going to happen as long as you engage with it.
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  4426.  @nasvsan6191  I think you misunderstood my question. I didn't want to know why VoA labeled the videos as unverified, but am questioning why it would even show them in the first place.
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  4427. It's usually not a good idea to call someone else dumb if your own post has blatant spelling and punctuation errors.
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  4428.  @odtandthebackupplan  "These [NGOs] are so [naive]. They are always young[,] dumb[,] and full of (redundant to say "more dumbness" since you already claimed they were "dumb")[.]
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  4429.  @odtandthebackupplan  You're welcome. 🙂
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  4430.  @milesinnz  If you're going to try and bully me, write your post using proper English spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Your inability to use any of the three was too much of a distraction from whatever point you thought you were making.
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  4431.  @milesinnz  "Challenged back"? That usually implies that I said something to you first, then you said something back to me, then I found offense with what you said. Since you initiated this exchange, I don't think that statement applies. "... little boy ..." Nice assumption of my gender.
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  4432. Speaking of being distracted, you're the one allowing a two minute segment to upset you. By the way, adorable dog! 😄
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  4433. Happy New Year, Taiwan!
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  4434. Why not just admit that from the beginning? That, and why didn't she put those notes a little off to the side instead of in a spot that made it look as if Moore wrote them?
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  4435.  @sunglassshinpan1352  Hopefully, the Republicans will be right along side them.
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  4436. Be careful what you wish for. Any government with that kind of power won't stop with just the religions you dislike. Or, as a wise man once said, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya."
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  4437. Being that this is the first time in US history that an ex-President has been indicted on criminal charges, yes, this is breaking news. If you're just now hearing about the school shooting in Nashville, I hate to tell you this, but that was three days ago. Not exactly breaking news anymore.
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  4438. Thanks for helping add to CNN's YouTube channel viewership.
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  4439. @Fr1tz Belomte: Part of the problem is that the US doesn't have a true multi-party system. It's more like a duopoly.
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  4440. To buy off someone, the recipient has to accept the offer.
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  4441.  @melgrant7404  That's my point. Giuffre should have refused. Accepting makes her look like all she was interested in was the money.
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  4442.  Follow the howl  I don't see it as "vilifying" as much as expressing frustration when women in Giuffre's position accept money in lieu of legal action. Accepting that payout makes it look as if she was more interested in extorting Andrew instead of holding him somewhat accountable for his actions (I say "somewhat" because he can't be charged criminally after 20 years). From what I've read and heard so far, yes, she was a victim of Epstein and I am sorry that she experienced all that. However, I don't have any additional sympathy for her in this case specifically because she had a chance to hold one of her alleged attackers to account and she dropped the ball.
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  4443. Be careful what you wish for. A government that can ban something like TikTok isn't going to stop with just the platforms or outlets that you dislike.
    1
  4444. Yet you've clicked on this video.
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  4445. I'm probably going to regret responding, but here goes. How is it "leftist" or "communist" to let consumers know that a product they're used to buying at one size is now a smaller size and that there's no corresponding price decrease?
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  4446. @Jason Eaton: I think Britain is a little bit ahead of the US in terms of female representation in the highest echelons. During the time the US has been a country, Britain has had two Queens Regnant (Heads of State) and two female Prime Ministers (Heads of Government).
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  4447. Where was Ukraine mentioned in this video?
    1
  4448. Your actions don't match your words.
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  4449. +Howling1978Hound In all the pictures and videos I've seen of Sweden, I've yet to see any landscape that looks like a desert.
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  4450. Michael Zag  By ancestry, no, of course not. However, you may be Chinese by nationality depending on Chinese citizenship laws.
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  4451. +AWResistance No, he probably won't, but there's always the possibility that he could be regent for a minor King George.
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  4452. American voters need to stop voting for all Democrats and Republicans.
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  4453. Can't be good donuts if the customers are as skinny as sticks.
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  4454. Video might have been completed before Infinity War was released.
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  4455.  artbydesignofkc Joey  "Mommy, they did it too!" doesn't excuse anyone's illegal actions.
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  4456. Considering whoever made the rules for the pool seem to expect people to be nearly naked as it is, I don't see how a naked protest at the pools will accomplish anything.
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  4457.  @izakopalma7093  Not that I'm not concerned about the environment, but what does that have to do with what people wear at a public pool in France?
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  4458. And what makes you any more trustworthy than CNN?
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  4459. As long as the Senate is controlled by Trump boot lickers, impeachment is simply a waste of time.
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  4460. Which has what to do with a trailer about a show set in Africa?
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  4461. If nobody is talking about it, how do you know that it's happening?
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  4462. +JohhnySixString Very sick image but, sadly, you're probably right.
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  4463. +Jk F1 Considering JohnnySixString's original post was referring to a very underage girl, I certainly hope he hasn't seen such a video featuring Biden (or anyone else, for that matter).
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  4464. +Jk F1 So let me get this straight, you're claiming that there are videos online of Joe Biden sexually molesting preteen girls? And that you've watched them?
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  4465. +Jk F1 No, thanks, I don't watch child porn. And I'm reporting you for promoting it.
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  4466. What makes you think any of the people the reporter interviewed were Jewish?
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  4467. There should have been a warning that animal sacrifice was going to be shown.
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  4468. I can't help but feel that the media is making a wee bit too much of a deal over Harris' husband being the first Second Gentleman. Don't get me wrong, it is historic, but other than being the first male to occupy that role, what will the history books say about him? Probably the same thing they say about every spouse of a Vice President - not much if anything at all.
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  4469. +Mr. Wolf Impeachment and being removed from office are two different aspects of the same procedure. Impeachment is the equivalent of being charged with a crime or crimes, which is what happened to Clinton. Then a trial was held in the Senate to determine whether those charges were serious enough to warrant Clinton's removal from office. Since 2/3 of the Senate didn't believe so, Clinton remained in office.
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  4470. +LegendLength True, but (so far) Lewinsky has never claimed that she felt pressured into the affair.
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  4471. +Mr. Wolf You won't get much argument from me about the inconsistent way women accusing public figures of sexual misconduct are treated by the media. "Innocent until proven guilty" is a legal concept. The general public is free to form and express their own opinions on Moore's guilt or innocence.
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  4472. ​ @Nicko-c1m  More than likely, if the driver is uninsured, the homeowner would have as much success getting any substantial money from the driver as a squirrel finding nuts in the desert.
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  4473.  @tsunderechild2777  I was under the impression that there would be exceptions made for students like you who need their phones for accessibility purposes.
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  4474. Unless you're 100% indigenous American, your ancestors came to the US because of poor conditions and/or politics in their home countries. Why didn't they stay and "fix their own countries"?
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  4475. Yet you took the time to click and comment on one of its videos.
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  4476.  @seantonnesen1636  If you really click and comment "[e]very day every video", then all you're doing with that wasted time is encouraging CNN to keep its YouTube channel active. By the way, thanks for doing that for those of us who don't have access to cable right now.
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  4477. Calling Coulter a "Wacky Nut Job" is probably one of the very rare instances where I agree with Trump.
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  4478.  @kenshinscott  "This is a dumb idea just like child support woman can work let them continue to pay for it themselves." If you don't think men should be paying child support, then encourage them to keep their trousers zipped.
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  4479.  @riflesfirst208  Please re-read my post and you should notice that I was answering someone else's post regarding men and child support.
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  4480. I think WatchMojo was focusing on current wrestlers. Cena's no longer a full timer, right
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  4481. I thought so too and I'm American.
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  4482. On January 20, 2021, at 12 Noon, Trump ceased having the right to have any of those documents in his possession, classified or not.
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  4483.  if it ain't foreign it's borin!  You aren't exactly helping when you use words derived from the r-word.
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  4484.  @janetairlines1351  Where in this video was Trump or his supporters blamed?
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  4485.  @captinbeyond  Although I will agree that Trump hasn't publicly asked anyone to disrupt CNN or harm its employees, I do blame him for creating an environment in which his more unhinged supporters think they're helping him by making threats and sending bombs. And the environment in which his slightly less unhinged supporters actually think these actions are acceptable.
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  4486. It was "Other Half Lives".
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  4487. Although I wasn't rooting for Harris specifically to become the first female VP, I (being a woman as well) had a similar reaction to this moment.
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  4488. Investigating the possible crimes of private citizens (which is what Joe Biden is officially) is not Congress' responsibility. Any evidence of criminal activity would be investigated by the Department of Justice.
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  4489. If I was in charge, I'd bar all politicians from these ceremonies (with the exception of those who lost family members).
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  4490. He can't be held criminally liable for the "Lock Her Up" chants unless a criminal act had been perpetrated against Clinton that could have been proven to have been directly instigated by Flynn's words. Otherwise, to arrest him for expressing an opinion would be a blatant violation of the First Amendment.
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  4491.  @cierrab8408  Technically, the mother is working (she owns her own business), but doesn't draw a salary.
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  4492.  Catherine Hazur  I suppose that description fits as well. 🙂
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  4493. Thanks for helping those of us without cable watch CNN's videos.
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  4494. Not to mention Tex Avery!
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  4495. I don't think they're going to bother. There aren't any characters around to say, "Hey, Doctor, you look like some dude from Pompeii." Now if the Doctor runs into Jack, that might be another matter since he'll also look like Frobisher from "Children of Earth".
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  4496. Doesn't mean he can't be.
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  4497. I'm not saying it should be a permanent change. Like the Superman comic that explored what if Kal-El had landed in the USSR instead of the US, it'd be interesting to see a different version of Batman. But, then again, I've always had an affinity for alternate reality stories.
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  4498. That's because the best man or woman is too smart to put himself / herself through the garbage a candidate goes through to get elected.
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  4499. And end up getting shot by police because they don't know whether the person brandishing a gun is planning on committing a crime or is just being an idiot.
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  4500. So you want to disenfranchise military and diplomatic personnel serving outside the US?
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  4501. Their house does have indoor bathrooms.
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  4502. This was from four years ago.
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  4503. I'm guessing that either WatchMojo can't afford whatever WWE may be asking for permission to use clips or WWE refuses to give permission at all.
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  4504. A lack of oil isn't the problem, if I'm understanding the situation correctly. The problem seems to be a lack of truck drivers to deliver the gas to the gas stations.
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  4505.  @espn2829a  Again, unless Stewart changed it for criminal reasons, why does it matter what he chooses to call himself?
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  4506. Then how was it a yokel from North Carolina was able to enter the restaurant where the alleged children were allegedly held and fire off his rifle without being killed by the armed security that should've been there to (a) keep the alleged captives from escaping and (b) protect the alleged perpetrators?
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  4507. The wheat ones should be biodegradable.
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  4508. I am American and I wish for the same thing.
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  4509. Pence doesn't have that power. For a state's electors to be contested, a Senator and a Representative must both sign off on the challenge. After that, each chamber of Congress has a brief debate as to whether or not to accept the contested electors, then votes. For the electors to be rejected, both chambers must be in agreement. If one chamber votes to reject, but the other votes to accept, the electors must be accepted.
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  4510.  Very Fake News CNN  "Mommy, Obama did bad things too and his wife isn't as pretty as Melania and Ivanka!" is a lame argument.
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  4511.  Very Fake News CNN  The reason I said what I did is that people like you remind me of little children tattling on other children in the hopes that Mommy will ignore their bad behavior. In this case, that means that people like you bring up everything that Obama, Clinton, Democrats in general, etc..., have or may have done wrong to distract from Trump's words and/or actions.
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  4512. Just because the government can't penalize Carlson and Pirro for what they said doesn't mean they are immune from criticism.
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  4513. I would think that if the US had that kind of technology, it would have better places to target than Morocco.
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  4514. Don't forget the sodas. Thanks. 😀
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  4515. Must be good enough since you're clicking on its videos.
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  4516.  @gregm55mullen62  And to help keep CNN's YouTube channel up and running.
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  4517.  Jo Nelson  "Weak-minded", no. Naïve, perhaps, in that I expect the leaders of this country to speak in such a way that what they mean is clear the first time.
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  4518.  Jo Nelson  What? Did you even read my most recent post? I said I wanted the leaders of this country to say what they mean in the first place. Politicians generally don't do that.
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  4519. I wonder if your attitude would be the same if it was a female friend or relative who had been harassed / assaulted.
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  4520. +bob golf I guess I got my answer.
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  4521. +bob golf Well, you got the woman part right, but you couldn't be further from the truth about the sociopolitical affiliation.
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  4522. That's why it shouldn't even be considered for this list. The writers of Married with Children really didn't have too many options on how to end Peg's pregnancy when her actress, Katey Sagal, had a miscarriage in real life.
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  4523. I don't think that was a prediction. If I'm remembering the clip I saw that on correctly, he stated that was a current "fact".
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  4524. Why is that important to you? Unless you have a financial stake in CNN, it affects your life as much as Fox News' viewership affects mine.
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  4525.  @marclawyer2789  You're saying how awful CNN is (your words), yet you're actively encouraging the very things you claim it's doing by clicking on a video from its YouTube channel (your actions).
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  4526.  @marclawyer2789  "Without Trump CNN are a failed broadcaster..." "Division is all CNN et al are interested in, and pandering to the inherent arrogance and ignorance of college educated liberals (Malcolm X wasn't too keen on white liberals either) to destroy the culture of America..." If these comments were on another forum, I'd conclude that you're not too fond of CNN. However, something about it persuades you to support it by clicking on its YouTube channel videos. By the way, if you have to resort to parrot words and phrases like "BLM", "ANTIFA", and "MSM", you don't have much of an argument in the first place.
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  4527.  @marclawyer2789  Unless you have a financial interest in CNN and/or anyone who works there, ratings are imaginary numbers with no meaning. The point is that words like "BLM", "ANTIFA", and "MSM" have been so overused that they've lost all meaning. And when a word has no more meaning than a squawk from a parrot, its use doesn't help a person's argument.
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  4528.  @marclawyer2789  "Viewership is what they base their business model on and charge accordingly for advertising time..." Yes, it does, so as I said, only people with a financial stake in the network and/or the people that work there assign any meaning to ratings. However, for people like you and me, those numbers have no meaning.
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  4529.  @marclawyer2789  "You're not the brightest star in the Galaxy." Bright enough not to encourage a news network I don't like by clicking on its YouTube videos.
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  4530.  @marclawyer2789  "So Racist, sexist etc has no meaning on that basis..." Although those words are getting close to losing any meaning, at least they weren't made up to see how many people would parrot them.
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  4531. +Stan M Ivanka's shoes are keeping her father from finding a legal team?
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  4532. In the US legal system, to convict someone of murder, you have to prove that the suspect planned ahead to kill the victim. On the surface, this doesn't sound like the case.
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  4533. If I'm remembering correctly, number 4 was the final straw for the movie ratings people in the US, prompting them to develop the PG-13 rating.
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  4534. Your actions don't match your words.
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  4535. Even if it was true that the Obama administration did do something that is currently hindering COVID-19 testing, the Trump administration has had three years to undo it.
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  4536.  @mscott3918  I doubt your doubt. The Queen isn't going to want to be seen as vindictive.
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  4537. A positive result on medical tests is usually not good news, so you basically just said that your test results show that you can't think for yourself.
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  4538.  @thesponge836  But thinking for one's self isn't a disease, so the way I see it, if the original commenter tested positive, she/he must not be able to think for him/herself.
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  4539. Mine is too. Just today there were at least 10 of them hanging out in my driveway while I was taking the trash out. The most I've ever seen in my yard has been 17.
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  4540. Can't people like you give it a rest once in a while? This video has not a blessed thing to do with Trump or anything political.
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  4541. threeputt991  True, you didn't mention Trump's name specifically, but looking at your choice of topic, along with using the word "swamp" within that context, there's a pretty decent probability that you could be a Trump supporter. Regardless, whether you support Trump or not, the nonsensical rant of your original post has nothing to do with the hurricane.
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  4542. So you'd rather see a bunch of overweight people walking around naked in public?
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  4543. @Kathleen Dion: What does German Christmas fruit bread have to do with the US election?
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  4544. Based on how long his parents lived, I'm predicting a reign of 20-25 years for Charles.
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  4545. I seriously doubt that whoever wins will do so in a landslide.
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  4546. Your guess is as good as mine. I thought "conservative" moms were supposed to be staying at home and raising their kids.
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  4547.  ConcernedCitizen  Yes, it is. But these so-called "conservative" moms are not only take trying to take part in the education of other people's kids but also take part in the education of kids outside of their own communities and states.
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  4548. Just invite Jorgensen and Hawkins (the Libertarian and Green Party candidates, respectively) to take Trump's place. I'm sure they'd appreciate the opportunity to make their cases directly to voters.
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  4549. That was #3.
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  4550. Just like every other author on the planet, so what's the point?
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  4551. Why do you say that?
    1
  4552. Not under current Japanese law.
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  4553. So what was the safety issue?
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  4554. +Jono Stack I remember back in the 70s, my family was pulled over driving through Georgia because our car just happened to look like one that had been stolen. Anyone with common sense could take one look at us and know that wasn't the car they were looking for (my aunt and my mother, three kids, two Chihuahuas, and every free space stuffed with travel bags of some sort all crammed into the car).
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  4555. If you really believed that the Amazon burning is such a major issue such that we shouldn't be looking at other news stories, you wouldn't have clicked, much less commented, on this video.
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  4556.  @peachymango2787  Assuming "stuff" like people can't pay attention to more than one issue at a time? I would never say that the health of our planet isn't very important, but there are other things happening that need our attention as well.
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  4557.  @peachymango2787  In comparison, no, this isn't more important. However, you could say it's related since many people believe the only reason Trump wants to buy Greenland in the first place is to get a hold of the variety of natural resources that will be easier to extract once the ice shelf melts due to climate change.
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  4558. There was a woman I used to work with who always wore a sweater to work, even in the summer, because her office was too cold for her. One day, she shows up without the sweater, and I swear I am not lying, it took me a couple of minutes to recognize her.
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  4559. You can have the virus, show no symptoms, and still be contagious.
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  4560. Because she didn't accept his baloney sauce answer, he didn't want to play anymore.
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  4561. I mostly agree with you, but I think the Democrats are just as bad. The only difference, really, is on what programs they spend the money we don't have. I suggest that we vote all Democrats and Republicans out of office.
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  4562.  @romeisfallingagain  Doesn't answer my question, but thanks for trying.
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  4563. Which has what to do with using technology to help deaf-blind people communicate with the wider world?
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  4564. Sorry, the very fact that you clicked on this video proves that I can't take your claim about the mental state of CNN viewers seriously.
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  4565. Or who might attract belligerent mobs, like what happened to Nielsen earlier this week.
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  4566. Hate to burst your bubble, but if you took the time to click on the video and leave a comment, it counts as a watch in the statistics.
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  4567. Actually, Jones won't face re-election (if he chooses to run again) until 2020.
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  4568. 10. Most definitely won't miss. In fact, I'd probably be celebrating as soon as I found out they were gone. 9. I hope that never becomes obsolete. I don't care what Apple, Google, etc..., say and claim about their "cloud", anything can be hacked. Just ask Jennifer Lawrence about her nude pictures. 8. To be honest, I probably wouldn't miss it. However, I don't think it'll go away entirely. If the USPS were to fold and people still wanted to send physical letters, documents, etc..., they would use companies like UPS and FedEx. I could see that for things that need proof they were received.
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  4569. I think everyone was pretty much aware that Mike Myers played multiple roles in the Austin Powers series.
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  4570. How? As it stands right now, electoral votes are awarded to the candidate who wins the popular vote of a state / DC (Nebraska and Maine being the only two exceptions). Congressional districts only come into play in Nebraska and Maine.
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  4571. IQ scores are relevant only to people trying to get into Mensa or for kids being assessed for special education programs.
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  4572. @David W. : I'd like to see the racists and other ignorant people stop commenting here regardless of the demographics of the US.
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  4573.  @swjackson917  Ask Trump. One of his campaign promises was that Clinton was going to jail.
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  4574. 4:30 -- A political editor should know better than to frame his opinion as if the Electoral College just up and decided to award votes to Trump on a whim. The electors (with a handful of exceptions) cast their votes based on which candidate won the statewide popular vote of the state the electors represented. As much as I would wish the prevailing candidate hadn't been either Trump or Clinton, I can't say that the Electoral College didn't operate as set up in the Constitution,
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  4575. This Floridian didn't.
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  4576. People in Yemen, Syria, a good chunk of Central America, Democratic Republic of Congo, Afghanistan, Libya, etc..., might disagree with that statement.
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  4577.  @SameerMalik-es5ij  "I mean who wants to live in freedom and not have the government make every single decision for you ..." Any business owner in Florida who wanted to keep her/his employees and customers as safe as possible by requiring that masks be worn and/or proof of vaccination be shown.
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  4578. Why does it matter to you?
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  4579.  J LS  Why should I leave because I'm dissatisfied with the people running my state?
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  4580. Yet people like you aid the "enemy" every day by clicking on their videos.
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  4581. Unfortunately, since Trump is President, he has to be watched. Not unlike having to watch a toddler who's holding matches in a room full of gasoline.
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  4582. +pablo9364 If you're going to make such an accusation, then tell us what exactly was incorrect. Otherwise, you give the impression that you're a mindless parrot.
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  4583. +pablo9364 How is wanting to know how you concluded that this video was "fake news" being a "hater"? Simply name calling just proves my original post.
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  4584.  @earnestleesaddened3779  Since the nationwide popular vote isn't the criteria by which we elect Presidents in the US, you can't say one candidate won it or another lost it. In the long run, the only people who will care which candidate had more individual votes in the 2016 election are historians and Jeopardy contestants.
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  4585. Le Pen conceded, it's some of her more reality challenged supporters who are whining that the election was fraudulent.
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  4586. Jeanne Moos' segments never have been intended to be hard news reports. Her pieces have always shown a lighter, more humorous side to the news.
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  4587. What happened to all those people who said they would fight the police to keep Assange from being taken into custody? 😛
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  4588.  @andreworiez8920  Ever since my dad retired, I occasionally joked that I was a "retired" Navy brat. So when I was deciding on what my username was going to be, I thought "retnavybrat" would be something original (at least compared to a lot of the names I was seeing at the time) and descriptive. 🙂 ⚓
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  4589.  @andreworiez8920  No, sadly, I didn't.
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  4590.  @andreworiez8920  My dad had an opportunity when I was about 10 or 11 years old to participate in some sort of exchange program with the German navy, but it would've meant giving up the dogs we had at the time and, in our family, that would've been like asking my parents to give me up, so we stayed stateside.
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  4591. Wasn't Sweden the first monarchy to have pure primogeniture determine its line of succession rather than male primogeniture?
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  4592.  @Tzimisce  "Woke" is a word used by people not mature and literate enough to resist what manipulative media personalities tell them to say.
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  4593. Yes.
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  4594. Part of doing research is looking at all angles of an issue.
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  4595. If it had any role in this election, Le Pen would've won since she apparently wanted to improve relations with Russia.
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  4596.  lionel litchy  So why encourage it?
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  4597. I don't understand why CNN gives Fox News free advertising.
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  4598. @Chris Webster: Then I guess every news outlet that reported this story was conspiring to mislead the public for some reason, because they all stated that Davis retired. That is, retired from football, not from working life entirely. Just because you retire from a particular job doesn't mean that you've retired permanently. My father retired from the navy at age 40, but didn't permanently retire until about 25 years later. I'm not judging what Davis did. If he doesn't want to play football anymore, that's his concern, not mine. The only reason I even gave this a second's worth of attention is that it's a little odd to just up and retire, quit, or whatever you want to call it, right in the middle of a game without any of the other players, coaches / managers, or executives of the team having any idea this was going to happen.
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  4599.  @2ellas2  Like Florida mandating its private businesses to not follow CDC advice, if they so chose, or mandating that private businesses can't train their employees as they so choose?
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  4600.  @2ellas2  Yes, it is the latter, but that still infringes on a company's freedom to protect its employees and customers as it sees fit.
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  4601.  @2ellas2  A company has always had the right to require its customers to abide by set rules or be kicked out. How does requiring a customer to wear a mask change that? It's no different, in my opinion, than requiring a customer to have clothes or shoes on to enter the business.
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  4602.  @2ellas2  "no but a customer can choose to give that store no business." Some people may choose not to shop in that store because it doesn't carry their preferred brand of product. Some people may choose not to shop in that store because the employees are either too formally or too casually dressed. Businesses take a risk that some customers won't patronize them with every decision that's made.
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  4603.  @2ellas2  "If you mandate masks and an employee can't wear one or even worse, mandate experimental vaccines, the employees choices are to conform or be without a job" Most businesses didn't have requirements in regards to what is worn at work before COVID? And no requirements in regards to protecting the health and safety of customers and other employees?
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  4604.  @2ellas2  I don't know exactly how you're defining "pro-mandates", but I consider myself pro-whatever-reasonable-actions-it-takes-to-protect-the-public-and-get-life-back-to-some-semblance-of-normality. And that includes the wearing of masks and getting vaccinated, if there's no legitimate medical reason otherwise.
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  4605. The vast majority of WatchMojo's output doesn't acknowledge that anything existed before the 1990s.
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  4606. One of the hospitals in the city I used to live in had cafeteria food that was so good, I'd stop in for lunch.
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  4607. It wasn't so much that Dennis Miller bombed, it was the stupid decision on the part of Monday Night Football to hire someone who was not a professional football commentator.
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  4608. David Wilson Apparently you've never heard of the Theodore Roosevelt quote, "Speak softly and carry a big stick."
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  4609. Your actions don't match your words.
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  4610. @Evil Lyn: My opinion is that I think you believe Trump operates at a higher level than he actually does. 😜
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  4611. A President shouldn't need people to interpret for him.
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  4612. Yep. That's why I hated that episode. As an American who despises Trump, the last thing I want to see on a TV show (and one from the UK, no less!) is a Trump expy.
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  4613.  @1956ernie  Which is what I'm exactly sure was the writer's intention. My personal problem was that since I see the real person way too much as it is, I'd rather not be reminded of his existence when I watch fictional TV.
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  4614.  @1956ernie  No problem. 🙂
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  4615. Supposedly. If even some of the rumors are to be believed, Trump's not as well off as he claims.
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  4616. Hasn't every Prime Minister been "unelected" in the sense that the British voters have never cast a vote for a specific person to hold that office?
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  4617. @Jesse Torres: Of course it wouldn't affect Barron since Trump was an US citizen when Barron was born. Trump wasn't proposing to end jus sanguinis citizenship.
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  4618. War in Ukraine. Climate change. But, yes, waste your time clicking and commenting on a video you knew you weren't interested in instead of searching for videos you find more relevant.
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  4619. Unless there's evidence otherwise, I'm going to take an educated guess that her death might have something to do with the fact that she was 96 years old and her body finally said it had enough.
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  4620. Being anti-abortion, my reaction should be that this is a good first step. However, the logic for the ruling could end up biting every American in the backside.
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  4621. Oddly enough, Mardi Gras (the traditional time this cake is made in the US) is in either February or March (depending on when Easter falls).
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  4622. It was named the White House because white was the color of the house.
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  4623. I think that was tried before in 1861. It didn't end well for those seceding states.
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  4624.  @saramoreno6575  And how does that fact negate my original post?
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  4625. Harry isn't abdicating the throne since he's not the current monarch. Harry was allowed to marry Meghan without any (public) fuss from the Establishment of the day. Meghan is HRH the Duchess of Sussex. The Duchess of Windsor was never granted that style. If Harry and Meghan's living arrangements go according to their plan, they won't need to have the current monarch's permission to travel back to the UK or risk losing their stipend. In what way is the Sussexes' situation the same as the Duke and Duchess of Windsor?
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  4626. +Sabrina Sorry to hear that. I hope you'll be able to find something before you get let go.
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  4627. What station was she with and when? I don't remember her.
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  4628. That would be counterproductive. The protesters would then be seen as nothing more than American controlled subversives. Any legitimate grievances they have would be end up being marginalized.
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  4629. It must really be exhausting to have to look for a conspiracy theory in every little thing that happens in life and nature.
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  4630.  @paulrevere2928  Thanks for reinforcing my post.
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  4631. 1:41 -- If the laws of Australia allow ships registered to other countries to operate in its waters without having to adhere by its laws, then I don't see how this guy or anyone else can claim the cruise lines are engaged in tax and regulatory evasion. "Evasion" implies illegal action. A better term would be "avoidance".
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  4632. Using that rationale, no one should go to prison for killing at all because incarcerating the killer won't bring the dead person (or people) back.
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  4633. Chris Addison.
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  4634. If you're going to boycott every company that sticks its corporate nose into politics to some degree, you're going to find very few places to shop.
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  4635. The number of people attending rallies doesn't mean squat. Just ask Bernie Sanders.
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  4636. Trump's covered by federal government insurance, not private.
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  4637. Okay, so where's the rest of her story? Does she order online? Make her own clothes? Has she been able to find a brick-and-mortar store that carries what she wants? Some combination of all of these? Obviously, she's not going out in public stark naked.
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  4638. A couple of hundred years ago? Try eight hundred plus years ago.
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  4639. The UK is a constitutional monarchy, not an absolute one. The UK monarch doesn't have the power to remove MPs from Parliament. In fact, the last one that tried to interfere in Parliament to that degree literally lost his head (and, ironically, was also named Charles).
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  4640. adam brown  My new term for "whataboutism" is the "But, Mommy, he / she / they did it too!" argument. A little long, but I think it conveys the attitude of the person presenting the argument quite nicely. 😁
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  4641. Unless you have stock in CNN's parent company, why does it matter to you what CNN's ratings are?
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  4642. Yeah, that figure sounds way too low.
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  4643. The cats don't have owners, they're feral.
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  4644. Unless you have proof that the government compelled these various sites to kick Jones off, it's not censorship.
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  4645. dee fridge  And companies like Twitter and Facebook have a right not to let him use their platforms to express his opinions. Let's say I ask to come visit you at your house. You say, sure, but please don't harass, intimidate, or threaten the other guests. I agree to this, but as soon as I step foot in your door, guess what I start doing? At that point, don't you have the right to kick me out of your house for violating your rules? I would imagine that in most countries you would. The concept is essentially the same between Jones and the platforms that banned him. They claim he violated rules (rules that he had to agree to abide by before setting up his accounts, by the way) regarding behavior such as harassment, so as a private company, they were within their rights to remove him from their "property".
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  4646. dee fridge  I was using that as an example of the type of behavior that would get someone banned. You'll have to ask the social media sites that kicked him off exactly what triggered his removal.
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  4647. You can thank Ronald Reagan, a Republican, for signing that 1986 amnesty act into law.
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  4648. How are you ignoring Cooper if you're clicking on a video with him as the speaker?
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  4649. If YouTube isn't running things the way you like, you always have the option not to utilize the service.
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  4650. if you're going to troll, at least get your facts right. The Queen is 95 years old.
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  4651. The reason why, officially, three men killed Arbery has to do with Georgia law. If someone dies during the commission of a felony, everyone involved in that felony can be charged with the dead person's murder, regardless of who was actually responsible.
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  4652. I never understood why people who claim to dislike a show or channel seem to be so knowledgeable about their ratings. Unless you have a financial stake in it, what difference do those numbers make in your life?
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  4653. I'd rather be overrun with cats than people who drag politics into an apolitical conversation.
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  4654. If you're going to make an accusation like that, at least say what was incorrect. Otherwise you just sound like a parrot that belongs to one or more talk show hosts.
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  4655. +Richy Rich Every large company "meddles" in politics to some degree.
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  4656. That's not your typical grocery store, though. I'm not a member myself, but I would assume that if someone shopping there is asked for ID before being allowed to make a purchase, it's to verify that the person is a member.
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  4657. So who forced you to watch this video?
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  4658.  @kwakuba9167  Nice try at deflection, but that doesn't answer my question. If you supposedly don't care about abortion, who forced you to watch this video?
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  4659.  @acuriouscase1931  Republicans already control the House and Senate.
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  4660. You're the one who dragged Meghan into the conversation. I didn't hear her mentioned once in the video.
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  4661. Be careful what you wish for. A political entity with the power to decide what is allowed to air won't stop with just the news outlets you dislike. Or in other words, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya".
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  4662.  @kirkcrawford6513  Okay, but my general point still stands. The government shouldn't have the power to determine the legitimacy of news outlets. It wouldn't stop with CNN. The next one could very well be whatever source you get your news from.
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  4663. What about The Stolen Earth / Journey's End two parter? Torchwood was part of that. On the sidelines, I'll admit, but it still played a role.
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  4664. If this Executive Order stands and Twitter has to be more cautious in what's in the content of the posts on its site to avoid lawsuits, I can just about guarantee that it will start purging accounts that are high risk, which will include Trump's.
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  4665. Just because others aren't doing their fair share doesn't mean we shouldn't do our part.
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  4666. I'm thinking it's John Kelly.
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  4667.  @savageking2567  I'd rather see the websites of the law enforcement agencies that arrested the alleged perpetrators.
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  4668. But he had to go there to return the Soul Stone.
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  4669. What's Tr--p going to do, force Europeans to buy American goods?
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  4670. @slamminshaft: "CBC is the troll!" says the person squawking "Defund the CBC!" along with all the other parrots.
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  4671. @Jake Ralph: I never said CBC was or wasn't an asset, just that people who squawk "Defund the CBC!" don't have much room to accuse others of being trolls.
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  4672. Just about every member of the extended Royal Family is expected to attend this event, including Meghan.
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  4673. @Non ya: "Anchor babies" are US citizens. Even if their illegal parents are deported, they have the right to stay.
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  4674. "Mommy, they did bad things too!" doesn't excuse what Trump said.
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  4675. It's a quirk of the English language that "king" always means a reigning monarch, whereas "queen" can refer to a reigning monarch or the wife of the king. If Philip had "king" as part of his title, people would have assumed he was the monarch instead of his wife.
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  4676.  @rodibremo  The wife of a British king has always been a queen consort. Her title, though, has always been simply "Queen [First Name]".
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  4677. Nothing against Stewart personally, but haven't we learned our lesson about voting for someone whose political résumé consists solely of "I was on TV"?
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  4678. They may not, not unless Captain Jack is brought in for a story. And even at that, it could be suggested that it's been so long for Jack since "Children of Earth" that he may not even remember what Frobisher looked like.
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  4679. Taco Bell failed in Mexico? Really? 🙄
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  4680. It wasn't. Trump just thinks he can buy anything he wants.
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  4681. I would never lock a door between me and my (hypothetical) children, especially if they were as young as the little girl in this video. If something happened, like a fire, I'd want them to be able to reach me as easily as possible.
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  4682. No one is forcing anyone in Europe or anywhere else to use Facebook.
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  4683. I believe the narrator said at the beginning that the video wasn't going to include anything from WWE.
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  4684. My two favorite replies were from Benedict Cumberbatch and Halle Berry (although neither one made this list). Cumberbatch's tweet questioned why someone would find him attractive and his response was to say that someone did and she put a ring on it (while flipping off his ring finger to show his wedding ring). Berry's tweet complained that her breasts were lopsided. Her response was to say that happens when they're natural.
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  4685.  @jasonhayford4014  Exactly. This doesn't help the Democrats at all. If I was into conspiracy theories, I'd say it was Trump, the Republican Party, and/or like minded supporters that are behind this to scare enough people into voting for Republican candidates for Congress.
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  4686. The Happytime Murders, a.k.a, the Muppet version of Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
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  4687.  Dave Prosser  Or doesn't even have a "smart" phone at all (like me)?
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  4688. What about them? If either on or both have committed any crimes, that's the responsibility of the relevant law enforcement agencies to investigate, not Congress.
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  4689. Bans usually make prices go up, not down.
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  4690. Tell that to the 15% who are going to be laid off.
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  4691. I love Tab, but I never drank Tab Clear.
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  4692. I've said for ages that a decently run supermarket is always a solid investment because no matter what the economy is like, people still have to eat. They may be buying less expensive products and fewer of them, but they're still buying.
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  4693. Meerkats have very sharp claws and teeth.
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  4694. I hate to sound so cynical, but I'm not holding my breath over those remains actually being American soldiers.
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  4695. @Linda Foxwood: VOA (Voice of America) is a US government media outlet.
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  4696.  @lindafoxwood9091  VOA doesn't have a business license. It's a federal government agency.
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  4697.  @lindafoxwood9091  You can't stop paying for it, but if you really believe that the VOA should be eliminated, start with contacting your Representative and Senators with evidence as to why you feel that way (just saying, "VOA is fake news", won't cut it).
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  4698. The guy who believed "Pizzagate" was true was an idiot in more ways than one. Of course, he's an idiot for believing it to begin with, but he was also an idiot in thinking he was going to accomplish anything by going to the restaurant if the story had been true.
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  4699. Not to take anything away from Guerrero, but I think I would've swapped him out for Owen Hart. Both deaths were sucker punches to the emotional guts of wrestling fans, but Hart's was doubly so due to how it happened and the fact that it happened in front of thousands of people.
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  4700. What in this video wasn't accurate?
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  4701.  @blackwidow6729  "It" being the video? If so, true, it doesn't spell out that Dr. Biden has a PhD. I'll grant you that since VOA's target audience is everywhere but the US, the reporter should've clarified that.
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  4702. You do realize that the VOA is a government funded media outlet, right?
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  4703. @Uncle Reggie: The jobs the video are referring to can't be filled by just anyone standing in an unemployment line.
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  4704.  @gazinta  Unless that educational assistance requires the recipient to complete a health related program and requires her / him to move to an area where health care workers are sorely needed, we're back to recruiting from other countries.
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  4705.  @thedevilsadvocate3577  "[W]here did I say it's wrong?" Your very first post.
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  4706.  @thedevilsadvocate3577  "Walk away from your narcissistic narrative first before entering into dialogue..." What does that even mean?
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  4707.  @thedevilsadvocate3577  Sounds more like you're parroting whatever a TV and/or radio talk show host told you to say.
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  4708.  @thedevilsadvocate3577  Loss of mortality? I don't know about you, but I'm pretty sure I don't know anyone who's immortal.
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  4709. And once that happens, to avoid such lawsuits, they'll start purging accounts that cause controversy.
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  4710. As long as US tax laws allow people and companies to take various deductions and perform other mumbo-jumbo to reduce their tax liability, it won't matter if Biden could instantaneously raise tax rates up to 99% for the wealthiest Americans and American businesses. They still won't be paying anywhere near what they could be.
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  4711. Not exactly. The Supreme Court ruled in a case that there was nothing in the US Constitution that could be interpreted as giving women the right at the federal level to have an abortion, so the legality of the procedure is now up to the individual states to decide. Some states have restricted when the procedure can take place or have pretty much outlawed it outright. Other states have continued to allow it.
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  4712.  @toxicstorm5924  You're welcome. 🙂
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  4713.  @russianbot2179  I don't know. You'll have to ask a Democrat.
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  4714. @WHY NOT GET PAID ENT: It's also hard to take people like you seriously when you rant and rave about CNN being "fake news" or whatever the parrots are squawking these days, yet I'm reading your drivel on CNN's YouTube channel. Hypocrite, much?
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  4715. @WHY NOT GET PAID ENT: Says the person who clicks on videos from CNN.
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  4716. @WHY NOT GET PAID ENT: Wow, where do I start on this one? If you jumped to the conclusion that I'm claiming that I'm a veteran based on my username, then somehow you must've stopped after "retnavy" and missed the "brat" altogether. "Sir"? Again, it sounds like you're jumping to conclusions based on my username. I am female. And not only are you jumping to conclusions about me, you're jumping to conclusions about the demographics of the military itself. And none of this should really surprise me since you don't seem to understand the concept that every click on a channel's video just encourages it to post more videos. In other words, all you're doing by clicking on CNN's videos is helping it to continue spreading what you consider "fake news".
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  4717. Actually, the Senate consists of 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats, and 2 independents.
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  4718.  @vid2ification  If the news isn't showing the whole story, how do you know why she was supposedly fired?
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  4719.  @vid2ification  That doesn't answer my question.
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  4720. Your actions don't match your words.
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  4721. I had a cat that barked once. She started growling at someone who was passing by the window, then burped. It came out sounding like a bark.
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  4722.  @danishbiochem  That's pretty much my point. I'm not a Californian, so take my opinion for what it's worth, but I really think Newsom survived simply because voters did not like the sound of "Governor Elder".
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  4723. It's relevant enough for you to be viewing it and making comments which, by the way, only helps this YouTube channel remain active. Thanks.
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  4724. "Soyboy"? That's pathetic. Not only does that "insult" make an incorrect assumption about my gender, it indicates a tendency for the user to mindlessly follow other mindless people.
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  4725. @Frisky Bottomsuuater: Was there something I missed in the original post that I should have addressed?
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  4726. @RFI-Crypto Lab: I watch CNN, yes. And I thanked you for helping to keep this channel active since I don't have access to cable or satellite. Every click tells CNN people are watching. Do I watch it exclusively or always agree with its coverage? No. Do I click on channels that I wish would go away? No. Do I use inane words and phrases like "soyboy" because I can't think for myself? No.
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  4727. As far as who they are, I suggest you rewatch the video. As far as importance, they aren't really since Peter is 15th in line to the throne, but as the video points out, it's another jolt to the British Royal Family this year. That, and the fact that Autumn is Canadian is why the CBC is reporting on it.
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  4728. +Killa Watt Sometimes you need something now and not (at best) 2 to 3 days later.
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  4729. +Killa Watt Nothing that I know of, but you had asked why would anyone go to a local store when they can order things online.
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  4730. The election was nearly two weeks ago.
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  4731. Hopefully, there'll be a trend towards voting for third party and true independent candidates.
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  4732.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  The third party or independent candidates I was referencing can be from any political philosophy. My point was that I want people to abandon both the Democrats and Republicans because they're more interested in what's best for their parties than what the needs of this country are.
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  4733. Which has what to do with Orson Welles discussing the 1938 "The War of the Worlds" radio broadcast?
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  4734. I doubt anyone other than first responders were allowed in the intact section after everyone was evacuated.
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  4735. ​ @anniemcewen9049  You're welcome. 😊
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  4736. If Michael Jackson had been chemically castrated as a kid, how could he have fathered three children (not that I believe he's the father anyway)?
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  4737. I never said that I believed it was true or not. Simply pointing out that castration in childhood and (allegedly) fathering children in adulthood are contradictory statements.
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  4738. And he's not arrested because ... ?
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  4739. And how does knowing who these lowlifes may have supported politically raise one victim from the dead or heal one person injured?
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  4740. Well, unless Trump decides to sign an executive order doing away with the First Amendment, you're out of luck.
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  4741. Batman and Robin appeared on the Scooby Doo TV cartoons back in the 60's / 70's.
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  4742. Depends on what you mean by "shut him down". Yes, various companies have kicked him off their platforms, but he still has his own site and a radio show that he can spew his nonsense and peddle his snake oil from.
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  4743.  @dadmoo12  So what would happen if a TV station decided not to adhere to this ban and aired the ad anyway?
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  4744.  @dadmoo12  I asked a legitimate question in a civil manner. If you don't know the answer, that's fine, but please don't be ugly about it.
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  4745.  @dadmoo12  Okay, maybe "ugly" was too strong a description, but I still stand by my point that if I'm asking a serious question, I expect a serious answer. Speaking of the real answer you gave: I guess what I'm trying to find out is who gave this agency the authority to ban ads and impose penalties? Is it a voluntary agreement that a TV network adheres to or was the agency set up by the government?
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  4746. So let's just repeal all laws and have anarchy.
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  4747.  @Francois_Dupont  In other words, you want total anarchy. Got it.
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  4748.  @Francois_Dupont  If I could actually make money by pointing out the total lack of logic in many of the posts I find here on YouTube and similar sites, I would be a professional nonsense detector.
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  4749. From what I've seen of those people who stormed the Capitol, they probably could've been outsmarted by a laser pen.
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  4750. The documentary was released in 2012.
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  4751. Knowing WatchMojo, it could very well have screwed up the video and corrected it in between the time you watched it and the time I watched it. However, as of the time I watched it, it's pretty clear in the video that the documentary was released before the 2012 Presidential election. 1:48 -- The graphic states that the release date was 2012. 1:59 -- "2016" is mentioned as part of the documentary's title. 2:44 -- The documentary narrator is asking a question about 2016, the tense of which indicates that it's a future date at that point.
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  4752. Poor Doctor Strange. Is there going to be a comment about his name when he appears in one of these movies? That's going to get old really quick. 🙄
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  4753. +Dawn And exactly how will pulling their security clearances change anything? They will still have the right to express their thoughts about Trump to various media outlets. Ironically, this will probably increase the appearances instead of decrease them.
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  4754. Thanks for adding to the view count of CNN's YouTube channel. I appreciate it.
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  4755. Cuba was never a state or territory of the US.
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  4756.  @robertscofield7845  Cuba was a protectorate from 1898-1902, not exactly the same as a territory. Regardless, I doubt many people here in the US would want our government to take on the responsibility of governing and providing for Cuba even if the Cuban people did vote for it (I doubt that would happen either).
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  4757.  @robertscofield7845  Americans have been able to freely travel to and from Puerto Rico for generations.
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  4758. @Amazon820: Don't hold your breath for civilized and non-hysterical responses here. 😉
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  4759.  @Doppelganger333  And those that continue to vote them into office.
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  4760. Your actions don't match your words.
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  4761.  @Fixen-y1l  Just expressing my thoughts on your hypocrisy (i.e., if you truly didn't give a flip, you wouldn't have even bothered to click, much less comment, on this video).
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  4762. I wouldn't swear to this since I don't buy it myself, but I think that's still being sold, at least in the area where I live.
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  4763. Why would anyone be paranoid about Trump raising chickens?
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  4764.  @romandarius6041  I mean any country that would've allowed her ship to dock.
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  4765. A bit difficult for me to believe that since you declared that on CNN's YouTube channel.
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  4766. Despite what your media handlers may have told you, you don't get a cracker every time you squawk "w--e" for them.
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  4767.  @naturalobserver1322  I prefer to think of it as making people like you aware that you're being conned.
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  4768. I'll say the same thing about impeaching Biden as I did about impeaching Trump: it's a waste of time and money simply because there aren't enough votes in the Senate to remove him from office.
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  4769. Last I checked, people still had the right to protest peaceably in this country. If that offends you, maybe Afghanistan is where you should choose to go.
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  4770.  @atheistghostbuster6395  No, because it's not a cause I support. A cause I do believe in, however, is trying to get people to stop using words derived from the r-word. It's just as much hate speech as using the n-word and I always report it to YouTube as such.
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  4771. So why encourage this channel to cover them?
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  4772.  @iamNotHereB  What would be really ironic is if Spiritual Braces ended up not being able to vote today because he/she refused to listen to the information on this video.
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  4773. Thankfully, it didn't. Domino's was the one who was driven out.
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  4774. +WatchMojo In the Honorable Mentions, it'd be nice if you gave a word or two as to why those people made the cut (e.g., "difficult to work with").
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  4775. The only one I didn't know was Diagnosis: Murder.
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  4776. Yet you're enabling CNN by clicking on its videos.
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  4777. I got a KFC ad before this video. 😀
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  4778.  @ilovenoodles7483  As long as they aren't engaging in violence or vandalism, what's wrong with protesting something they feel is a problem that needs to be addressed?
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  4779. Thanks for keeping this channel active.
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  4780. This isn't the CBS News channel.
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  4781. As if there aren't better targets than an old hotel. 🙄
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  4782. Tr--p doesn't have much of a sense of anything.
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  4783. Stating something as fact before either knowing the truth or not even caring what the truth is is not the same as giving an opinion. People who do that are the ones who are truly "wrecking" our country.
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  4784. I've actually discovered something that doesn't sound better when Benedict Cumberbatch reads it.
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  4785.  @tonyplow9219  The attempt at legalized extortion could very well be a future topic, but it's not the topic of this video. Nice try, though.
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  4786. The last census that had the citizenship question that everyone had to answer was in 1950.
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  4787. @Randy Lail: Which has what to do with this video about aboriginal Australians?
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  4788.  @Randy-md6xl  By the criteria you stipulated in your first post, these people are native Australians because (more than likely) they were born there. What does that have to do with the topic of this video, which is Aboriginals celebrating the prohibition of people climbing Uluru.
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  4789. I'd love to see just one journalist ask Tr - - p why he believes crowd sizes are important.
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  4790.  @gkelly2009  Yes, they do, but they also have the right to understand the consequences, good and bad, of such a decision.
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  4791. Not unlike like St. Nicholas became Santa Claus over the centuries, Soros has been mythologized into a being who is so powerful, he controls everyone in the world except for the person "warning" the rest of us about him.
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  4792. I just don't understand why people like you are so fixated on the death rates. That is not what the issue is with this particular virus. It's the hospitalization rate and the the number of people who are incapacitated (i.e., too sick to be out, but not sick enough to go to the hospital) and the real world consequences of those that are the problem.
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  4793.  @theworldisavampire3346  There are helicopters that are large enough to carry the weight of a truck.
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  4794. People in the US illegally can't vote.
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  4795. soth1 sol  If you truly were "as pc bleeding heart liberal as you can get", you wouldn't have used the r-word.
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  4796. Then he skips away with the Easter Bunny.
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  4797.  @mnconservative4616  For the most part, the two networks have different target audiences, so comparing the overall ratings of both is like comparing the proverbial apples and oranges.
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  4798.  @mnconservative4616  As far as I'm concerned, it makes no sense to compare viewing figures between a network aimed at mostly children and one aimed at adults. And all that's really important to me right now is that you're clicking on CNN's videos. I don't have access to cable or satellite right now, so this is how I access the network. Thanks for helping keep this channel active.
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  4799.  @mnconservative4616  As far as advertisers are concerned, it kind of does. For example, Jack Daniels isn't going to advertise on Nickelodeon and Barbie doll ads aren't going to be seen on TLC.
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  4800.  @mnconservative4616  Well, we're going to have to agree to disagree because this conversation is threatening to circle itself. And as I mentioned in a previous post, the only thing that matters to me anyway is that you keep clicking on CNN's videos so I can continue to watch them. Thanks again!
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  4801.  @mnconservative4616  But it takes much more than one person to view them for CNN to decide whether it's worth it to post them.
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  4802. Anyone who goes around bragging that he/she is a "stable genius" is neither "stable" nor a "genius".
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  4803. No, because his arrest won't be "shocking". 🙂
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  4804. Trump's proposal doesn't affect anyone's immigration status. All it would affect is the citizenship status of babies born in the US whose parents aren't US citizens or legal permanent residents.
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  4805. For all of you leaving childish comments about CNN, I'd just like to say thank you for helping to add to their viewer count here on YouTube. I don't have access to cable right now and this is how I watch most of the content. Every click encourages CNN to keep this channel active.
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  4806. Most of the news that I view does come from YouTube, but I try to stick with legit media outlets (e.g., BBC, CNN, local TV stations, etc...).
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  4807.  @lilalienangel  If this "Operation Mockingbird" means I try to get my news from reasonably intelligent and educated people who speak and act like mature adults, then I guess you're right.
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  4808.  @tugful  I just assumed the person interviewing both women conducted the interview in Spanish.
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  4809. I'm of the understanding that it's set post-TNG.
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  4810. Your actions don't match your words.
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  4811. Italians might disagree with you on that point.
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  4812. The only reason I'm not ordering groceries online is that my preferred company doesn't deliver to my area.
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  4813. The decision to give soldiers free food wasn't made by the head of McDonald's. It was made by the franchise that owns that specific location.
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  4814. That's the least of her worries.
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  4815. "Were" being the key word. That party's views on racial issues shifted during the mid-20th century.
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  4816. Ask yourself why you clicked on it.
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  4817. No such thing as an ugly dog, although people can have ugly souls.
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  4818. He wasn't cleared because he never went on trial for them.
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  4819. Weird that the doctor kept trying to avoid the oxygen question.
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  4820. Little? Not hardly.
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  4821. I'm not popping any champagne corks until I see Trump walking through a set of prison doors.
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  4822. @Slim Shady: And watching and commenting on videos about a topic you claim is a "waste of time" isn't also a waste of time?
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  4823. I really appreciate you clicking on this channel.
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  4824. Remember when we were in school and our eyes strayed either during a test or some other task and the teacher would tell us to keep our eyes on our own papers? Lately, I feel like saying something similar to CNN and all the other TV based news outlets. Unless a story involves a rival network (e.g., MSNBC reporting about CNN because a bomb was sent to its New York studios), mind your own business. It takes time away from the stories you should be reporting on and it gives your rivals free advertising.
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  4825.  @mysticmadman5961  Schwarenegger can't run for President, he was born in Austria.
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  4826. +Anthony Sharp Vulgar and trite words have never won a serious discussion.
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  4827. But the problem is that Senator McConnell won't even allow the Senate to vote for any spending bills for the President to veto.
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  4828. +Nelson Castelo No argument from me about that.
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  4829. I've been a fan since the 1980s. And, yes, I did get excited about this announcement.
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  4830. Do parrots eat hamburgers?
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  4831. The title for the video is incorrect. Sir Keir is staying with Larry, not the other way round. 🙂
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  4832. Much kinder than most humans and definitely more intelligent than most people who post on YouTube (karakol86 being one of the rare exceptions 😊).
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  4833. Yesterday I read that the family who had their property returned is planning on selling it back to Los Angeles County. Although it is the family's property to do with as they see fit, I think it's a shame to have fought all those years to get the land back only to turn around and sell it. And not just sell it, but sell it to the entity that stole it in the first place.
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  4834. I believe he said "al dente".
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  4835. I'm American and I remember it, mainly because unlike here, a rampage like that seems to be pretty rare in Canada.
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  4836. Proof?
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  4837. The President knows the details. The categories are common knowledge.
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  4838. Unfortunately, I don't have to imagine it.
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  4839. Trump hasn't been able to pin anything on Clinton in four years, I seriously doubt he's managed to find something now.
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  4840. 1:49 -- The narrator is discussing beer sales in Colorado while the clip at this point is from a Publix somewhere in Florida. 😕
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  4841. So you're basically saying Trump supporters are so gullible that the "enemy" can entice them to riot?
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  4842. What is being taught in schools these days? If Trump resigns or is forced out of office, Clinton will not, repeat, will not become President. The Constitution is quite clear that if a President dies, resigns, or is removed from office, the Vice President (currently Pence) becomes President.
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  4843.  @nativecenturion5411  Pot meet kettle.
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  4844. +RED WAVE I don't think this was part of Mueller's investigation.
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  4845. If you want to waste your time and money trying to cast a ballot that will end up being tossed, be my guest.
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  4846. Not that short term needs shouldn't be met of course, but is anything being done to remedy the lack of electricity, running water, access to groceries, access to medical care, etc... ?
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  4847. On what grounds?
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  4848. Shakespeare Live! if I'm remembering right.
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  4849. Would the victims be any less dead if the perpetrators were White?
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  4850. On the one hand, if I were British and paying a license fee, I'd probably be a bit miffed myself if I thought the BBC was focusing more on American politics than domestic. However, as an American, I like to hear other countries' perspectives on our current events.
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  4851. The reason why Amazon and other large corporations manage to pay little or no federal taxes in the US is due to all the currently legal business deductions and loopholes they use. Until American politicians get serious about getting rid of or capping those, nothing will change.
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  4852. If I was opposing Sanford, the adultery would be the minor issue. I'd be hammering on his little disappearing act back in June 2009. Yeah, I know it was so he could go see his mistress, but as much as I find adultery reprehensible, the irresponsibility of an elected official to up and leave the country without a security detail, much less letting them know he was leaving, makes Sanford unqualified to be President, in my opinion.
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  4853. You should really see someone about your imaginary friend, "Mr. Brandon", talking to you.
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  4854. The US government shouldn't be telling its own citizens which countries they can or can't do business with, however.
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  4855. Or maybe a combination of the two, otherwise the Master would've been able to regenerate before "The Deadly Assassin" and "The Keeper of Traken" instead of appearing like he was a hundreth degree burn victim.
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  4856. +Musti A This time of year is normally the peak of hurricane season.
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  4857. As creepy as it sounded, it reminded me more of Freddy Krueger.
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  4858. No one mentioned Carter in this video.
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  4859. Assuming you're referring to Trump, I agree wholeheartedly.
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  4860. If Sanders had any integrity, she would've resigned ages ago.
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  4861. @Emerson Akuma: At the time this video was uploaded, I don't think Ms. Kim's race had been called yet.
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  4862.  @rd6781  I have some bad news for you. Parroting allegedly trendy words like "sheep" does not impress the people you think you're pleasing.
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  4863. darthvader5300  How do you knell ("to ring, especially for a death, funeral, or disaster" - Merriam-Webster) in water?
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  4864. The criteria for "Time's Man (now Person) of the Year" is who has had the most impact for good or bad over the past year. That's why you'll see people like Hitler, Stalin (twice!), and Ayatollah Khomeini on the list along with people like Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., and the "Ebola Fighters".
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  4865. Yet you support it.
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  4866. Parroting words and phrases like "woke" doesn't help either.
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  4867. Why wouldn't CNN post its own videos on its own YouTube channel?
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  4868. When I hear the word, "landslide", in connection with a Presidential election, I think of Reagan's slaughter of Mondale back in 1984 (525-13 Electoral College votes). Trump did lose, but compared to 1984, it wasn't by a landslide.
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  4869. Bush got us in. Obama and Trump kept us in. Biden, although it probably could've been handled much better, got us out.
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  4870. America hasn't been able to do anything to him since 2021, when he died.
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  4871. If you knew this topic wasn't of interest to you, why waste your time clicking on it in the first place? If the Canadian protests are what you really want information on, there's a search bar at the top of the screen. Type in something like "Canadian trucker protests" and I'm sure you'll find at least one or two videos that will satisfy you.
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  4872.  @ewaj.6260  So instead of actually taking the time to look up more serious news reports, you decide to encourage CNN to air fluff pieces?
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  4873. If either one or both Bidens have done something illegal, that doesn't absolve Trump. Neither does Trump's actions absolve the Bidens.
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  4874. +Scarlett Fox Gilbert MacKenzie Trench was in his early thirties during WWI and, as far as I know, was a Lieutenant.
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  4875. +Scarlett Fox That article speculated Mark could be playing Trench. It wouldn't surprise me to see Moffat play with historical accuracy (see my previous post about Trench's age and rank) and have the character actually be Trench, but I'm not making any bets that he is.
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  4876. +Chad Guiry Not buying the pizzagate one. If it was true, then surely there would've been well armed and well trained security on the premises since the alleged perpetrators were so high up in the DC establishment? Right? So how was it that some yokel from North Carolina was able to get inside and fire off his rifle without being killed before the police even got there?
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  4877.  @philipchristensen260  You better get that book written before someone else beats you to it.
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  4878. The title of the video is misleading. All the people on it were arrested for crimes, not for political beliefs and/or activism, unlike Aung San Suu Kyi.
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  4879. Where in the video did it mention what illegal immigrants do or wear at the beach?
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  4880.  @artofdrinking  Last I read, the speech wasn't called The Queen and her children's Christmas Message.
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  4881. I forgot to mention that because of Bryan's involvement in chasing and blocking Arbery, he was charged with felonies and, in Georgia, if someone dies during the commission of a felony, the person committing the felony can also be charged with what's called felony murder, even if he's not directly responsible for the death. That's why he's in "so much trouble".
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  4882. I can't believe I'm actually defending the degenerate, but I don't see why everyone is getting so hot and bothered over this. All that was revealed today was that Hannity was one of Cohen's clients (even though Hannity denies this). Nobody has mentioned one word that has directly linked Hannity to any crimes Cohen may have committed.
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  4883. In my opinion, he's been unethical ever since I've became aware of him. What specifically are you referring to?
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  4884. Maybe you're right. Paramilitary groups don't usually have names that evoke images of a gay singing group, nor do they dress like the biker from the Village People.
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  4885. This isn't a TV police drama where the bad guy is caught within an hour. It's going to take time to find out the answer to questions like yours and, depending on the direction of the investigation, law enforcement may or may not reveal the name of the car's owner right away.
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  4886. Did you even watch the video? It wasn't comparing Biden's performance to his predecessors, but comparing some points of trivia.
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  4887.  @hobgoblinhollow4966  I refer you back to my previous post.
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  4888. Unless you have proof that the cop who shot the rioter has a vendetta against anyone who isn't Black, his race is irrelevant to his actions.
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  4889. Mind your language, Cuomo. To be using words like the uncouth version of "donkey" makes you sound like the very people you're calling out.
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  4890. VOA thinks you do since you took the time to click and comment.
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  4891.  @gubbahbunji7313  Either you are ill informed as to political history or you think people reading your posts are. The Democratic party shifted on racial issues in the mid-20th century. A modern day Democrat would be anathema to his / her 19th century counterparts, especially in regards to race relations.
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  4892. Your actions don't match your words.
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  4893.  @insaneyogurt4993  "He" and "she" who?
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  4894.  @insaneyogurt4993  "Well idk about what [the original commenter's] done or said before ..." In regards to my response to the original comment, I was trying to be somewhat civil and not directly call Amanda a hypocrite for posting "Who cares", because if she truly didn't care, she wouldn't have bothered to click on the video, never mind waste her time leaving a comment. In other words, her actions (taking the time to post) didn't match her words ("Who cares").
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  4895.  @insaneyogurt4993  "... [The Queen] has committed many atrocities resulting in a lot of deaths" And your proof for this is ...?
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  4896.  @insaneyogurt4993  Those are accusations, not proof of the Queen's direct involvement. Don't forget, as a constitutional monarch, she wasn't as all powerful as you seem to think she was.
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  4897.  @insaneyogurt4993  "... [the Queen] has committed many atrocities resulting in a lot of deaths" That sure sounds as if you're accusing her of being directly involved.
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  4898.  @insaneyogurt4993  "Accusations?" Yes, accusations. You haven't provided one shred of evidence that the Queen actually took up a weapon and killed people or signed off on an order that specifically ordered people to be sent to concentration camps.
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  4899.  @insaneyogurt4993  "The fact you go this far to defend such a detestable persons ..." I haven't defended the Queen at all since you haven't provided me any evidence to refute.
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  4900.  @insaneyogurt4993  "Watch some Saurion or Jordan Peterson ..." When someone asks you to back up a claim or accusation, it's never a good idea to tell her/him to look something up him/herself. It only makes you look like you don't know what you're talking about.
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  4901. I'll believe the government is serious about stopping illegal immigration when it puts as much effort into arresting and jailing those who employ illegal immigrants as much as arresting and deporting the illegal immigrants themselves.
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  4902. He's probably just worried that David will see you in the audience and fall madly in love with you. :)
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  4903. I thought that was supposed to be Canada? 🙃
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  4904. Your actions don't match your words.
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  4905. I don't think anyone is proposing that only the history of Black people in the UK be taught.
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  4906. I wonder if any country would consider accepting Americans as political asylum seekers after Tr--p's election?
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  4907. @FirstName LastName: So what would you have done to attract an American teacher to that small town?
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  4908. about 1:55 -- I'm American, so forgive my ignorance, but isn't it redundant to put "MP" after the Prime Minister's name? Or is it possible for someone who isn't a Member of Parliament to become Prime Minister?
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  4909. I thought the narrator was referring to Black Panther being the first Black superhero in a mainstream comic publication?
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  4910. Which has what to do with Orson Welles discussing the 1938 "The War of the Worlds" radio broadcast?
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  4911.  @public.public  Which has what to do with Orson Welles discussing the 1938 "The War of the Worlds" radio broadcast?
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  4912. I find it difficult to take what you say seriously when you have clicked on this video (which gives CNN positive feedback) and left a comment.
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  4913.  Anthony Aldridge  Every President since Washington has been made fun of to some degree. Why should Trump be exempt?
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  4914.  @AfricaGeo  How Harris chooses to identify herself is her business. I see her as an American who happens to be of Indian and Jamaican ancestry.
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  4915.  @MonicaGarcia-ur2yx  And you're more knowledgeable and trustworthy, why?
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  4916. I got a Burger King ad before this video. 😁
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  4917. It's explained in the description underneath the video.
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  4918. +adrian jubb I think you answered your own question.
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  4919. My elementary school compatriots and I were singing the Batman version of "Jingle Bells" long before Groenig even dreamed of dreaming of the Simpsons. 🙂
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  4920. I don't think it'll be in my lifetime, but my guess is that firework shows will eventually be replaced by drone light shows.
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  4921. +Mike Morro That would explain why I've been reading a lot of backlash regarding a specific scene in The Killing Joke movie.
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  4922. @4:35 -- That chart is a bit confusing. If it's supposed to be a traditional genealogical style chart, Anne should be to the left of Andrew since she's the older sibling. If it's supposed to reflect the line of succession, Anne should be to the right of Edward since her position still falls under the old rule of brothers superseding their sisters.
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  4923. If Point Roberts was ceded to Canada, I would imagine British Columbia would take over its administration.
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  4924. The Palace of Westminster (which contains the houses of Parliament) isn't one of the Queen's residences.
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  4925. I used to be a pharmacy technician, so I get that if Trump told the doctors not to discuss certain things about his condition, they have to honor that. However, if that is the case, then the doctors should be honest about why they can't say certain things. For example: Reporter: "What was the result of the President's chest X-ray?" Doctor: "I'm sorry, but the President has asked that we not disclose that information and, because of HIPAA, we have to honor his request."
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  4926. I have a suspicion you're thinking of the Mayor of London, not the Lord Mayor. Those are two different positions held by two different men (Mayor: Sadiq Khan, Lord Mayor: Michael Mainelli).
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  4927. Where was Carter even mentioned in this video?
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  4928. Boycott the BBC by watching its YouTube channel? 😕
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  4929. @Will Spencer: The UK, I would presume.
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  4930. And the shooter's alleged political affiliation makes the dead people any less dead?
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  4931. You're missing my point. There's no sense in worrying about what the shooter's political affiliation may have been because it doesn't change what happened. Left, right, up, or down leaning, he still entered that synagogue and killed 11 people. And even though I don't know any of the friends and family of those killed, I'm certain that knowing where the shooter's political beliefs lie doesn't ease their grief.
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  4932. What hurt was trying to read your stream of consciousness. Perhaps you could try editing that with some punctuation?
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  4933. So why continue to encourage them by clicking on these videos?
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  4934. I bought two boxes of cereal today. The cashier never asked for my ID. I hope she doesn't get into trouble. 😜
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  4935. @John Scott: A little rocky? Trump lost all but one or two of his cases and the ones he won were determining if proper procedure was being followed, not whether fraud had occurred.
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  4936. Considering the police chief is Black, I'd be very surprised if she was a White supremacist.
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  4937. No one is forcing you, me, or anyone else to patronize these businesses.
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  4938. How is it "freedom of choice" if a business wants its employees vaccinated and it is told by an allegedly pro-business governor that it can't do it?
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  4939.  @bane3991  Why do you think I made the above comment? An employer should be able to decide if she/he wants employees that are vaccinated. Employees or prospective employees, in turn, have the freedom to adhere to that requirement or look for employment elsewhere.
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  4940.  @bane3991  Not the same situation, in my opinion, since there's no way I'm aware of in which a Black person can alter her/himself to look White or whatever race an employer would prefer. In other words, one's race can't be chosen, but people can choose to adhere or not adhere to an employer's requirement.
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  4941.  @bane3991  Well, we're just going to have to agree to disagree on that.
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  4942.  @bane3991  Again, I don't think firing or refusing to hire someone based on something she/he cannot change (e.g., race, gender, age, disability) is not the same situation as an employer setting a condition for employment that an employee or potential employee is free to abide by or refuse (and face the consequences of doing so). If you can't accept that as my viewpoint, then there's nothing more to discuss.
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  4943. Should, but probably doesn't.
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  4944. Who says there can't be both?
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  4945.  @bearstudio2023  When I mentioned "both", I was referring to a government that was both effective and fairly elected.
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  4946. Misleading if you were expecting to hear more about San Francisco, yes, but I don't know if I would call it clickbait (at least as I understand the phrase). The general topic discussed was the same as in the title.
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  4947.  @freedomfighter319  Meghan was already well off before meeting Harry.
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  4948. @BetweenTwo Lungs: Meghan knew what was required of her before getting married. Nobody forced her into anything.
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  4949.  @freedomfighter319  I'll confess that I hadn't heard of her before she was reported to be seeing Harry, but I don't watch much American TV these days. However, if what I read about her was correct, she spent seven seasons on a reasonably popular TV show as one of the main characters, so unless she spent her salary as quickly as she got it, I don't think she was really hurting for money.
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  4950. Of whom? And what did the women say that meets the legal criteria of defamation in Canada?
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  4951. I thought Sunak was born and raised in the UK, so he can't "go back" anywhere else.
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  4952. The reason Trump gets so much flak over how much he plays golf is because he criticized Obama for his golfing and claimed that if he was President, he'd be too busy to play golf himself. In other words, Trump is getting flak about golfing because he's a hypocrite.
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  4953.  @maples5875  The golfing, in and of itself, is not the issue as far as I'm concerned. The issue is that Trump is doing the same thing that he not only criticized his predecessor for doing, but also straight up said he wasn't going to do himself.
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  4954. The English language service of Radio Exterior de España also refers to Spain's head of government as the Prime Minister.
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  4955. If you really want to stick it to CNN, don't click on its videos in the first place.
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  4956. The current spouses of Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Edward, and Prince William were commoners before they married.
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  4957. VOA is an US government funded outlet.
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  4958. What in that video was incorrect?
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  4959. I didn't think large packages could be delivered to a P. O. Box?
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  4960. That's cool. I wish I had an option like that where I live. I don't have trouble with package thieves (knock on wood), but any package left on my step is open to the elements (e.g., no shade, could get wet, etc...).
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  4961. I'm surprised that she doesn't demand a writing credit and royalties from those shows and SNL.
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  4962. Considering that the Invictus Games was Harry's brainchild, yeah I'd say he was heavily involved.
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  4963. I'm glad Trump lost, but it was hardly a landslide. I remember Reagan's thrashing of Mondale in 1984 (525-13 Electoral College votes). That was a landslide defeat.
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  4964.  @JesusSaysMAGAtrashMAGAfilth  "MAGAloser"? Was that aimed at me? If so, then you must be the one who's the Trump supporter. Otherwise, you would've been able to read the first four words in my original post: "I'm glad Trump lost ...".
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  4965.  @cultdestroyer1725  Something is either wrong with your computer or YouTube because the actual words you intended to use didn't show up.
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  4966. I don't think I would've passed any of their classes because I'd just be sitting there being hot and "bovvered". LOL!
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  4967. Actually, using Prince Philip's death to bad mouth another person reveals your character more than the character of whatever woman you have a problem with.
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  4968.  @declonmeaney1518  So you think that a man who had what we would now call a dysfunctional childhood, fought in World War II, spent 70 years having nearly every utterance and activity scrutinized by the press, and had to deal with the antics of his children in the 1980s and 90s (Charles wanting to be Camilla's tampon ring any bells?), was going to give a flip about whatever Meghan had to say about him or his family?
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  4969.  @declonmeaney1518  "And as stated, Prince was a man who was selfless in his service to his family and to the many organisations he supported for over 70 years." Which is why he deserves a better remembrance than "I'm sorry he died, but his granddaughter-in-law is trash."
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  4970. If this wasn't an accident, then one group of people knows exactly how it started (the perpetrators) and one group will discover exactly how it started (the investigators).
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  4971. +John Clewis If you're saying what I think you're saying, it's not the celebrities hawking how down to earth they are, otherwise they aren't really that down to earth. The people spreading the word about the down to earth celebs are their fans.
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  4972. A better question is why would someone who allegedly isn't interested in the topic of a video waste her/his time clicking on said video, never mind commenting on it?
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  4973.  @kymclinton3140  You know full well that when the Queen passes, every media outlet in the world will be reporting on it, so you don't need to click a video from the BBC's YouTube channel to keep up to date about her health. So now I'm wondering whether to consider you a liar or a hypocrite?
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  4974. What part of this video isn't correct?
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  4975. On what grounds? So far, there hasn't been any official declaration that the Prince was at fault.
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  4976.  @paulgibbons2320  Other than legally banning Prince Philip from driving and ordering him to pay restitution to the other driver for damages (assuming the police find he was at fault), what exactly can be done anyway? I can't see him (or anyone else in his position as the driver) facing jail time for what thankfully turned out to be a minor(ish) accident.
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  4977.  @paulgibbons2320  Well, thankfully, nobody in the other car was seriously injured, so that's a moot point.
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  4978.  @paulgibbons2320  "Moot" generally means a point that has no relevance to the topic of conversation. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/moot In regards to my previous post, the point was that since the people in the other car weren't killed, it's a moot point to wonder if Prince Philip would be charged with vehicular manslaughter (or whatever the UK equivalent is) or if he would skate by since he's a member of the Royal Family. But, if you really want to discuss it, my thought is that he'd probably wouldn't be charged regardless of who he was based simply on his age.
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  4979.  @paulgibbons2320  We'll just have to agree to disagree on that point. 🙂
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  4980.  @069220  "Mommy, they're polluting too!" is not an excuse not to do whatever we can to cut down on negatively impacting the environment.
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  4981.  @069220  Actually I don't do either one of those things (I do ride in cars, however). I will confess that it's not for environmental reasons, but if helping the environment is a side effect of my not driving or taking planes, that's great. Do I think everyone should do what I do, or more accurately, don't do? No, because it's not practical in today's society. However, that doesn't mean manufacturers of cars and planes can't try to make them as environmentally friendly as possible. Nor does it mean that people shouldn't try to drive and fly less.
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  4982. I usually don't give my "enemies" the satisfaction of adding to their YouTube channel viewer counts.
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  4983. Manafort didn't work for Obama.
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  4984. @Warrior: Why is your knowledge of history missing a huge gap between the Civil War and this morning? The two major parties underwent a philosophical shift during the mid-20th century. Neither party of today would be recognizable to their 19th century counterparts.
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  4985. You only just noticed this a couple of years ago? It's been going on for at least ten.
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  4986. Nothing against Jon personally, but haven't we learned our lesson about electing people just because they have been or are on TV?
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  4987. You're welcome. **blushes**
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  4988. Do you have a financial stake in CNN and/or any of the people that work for it? If the answer is no, then I don't get how CNN's ratings, good or bad, affect your life in the least.
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  4989. Your actions don't match your words.
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  4990. One can only hope.
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  4991. And which deity would that be? Can't be the Judeo-Christian one since "God" isn't capitalized.
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  4992. You're just now learning that CGTN is owned and operated by the Chinese government? Even though the caption underneath the video screen states that quite unambiguously?
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  4993. If this proposed movie is an origin story, Hamill would be too old, although it'd be a cool idea to have him play a live action Joker just once.
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  4994. Speaking of not being able to read, this is a video about Hurricane Michael, not attention trollop Kanye West.
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  4995. Yet you're here encouraging it.
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  4996. As long as corporations have the ability to claim various deductions and other legal tax avoidance strategies, it won't matter what the corporate tax rate is.
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  4997. Where was this couple? As far as the Republicans and Democrats were concerned, all I saw was boorish Trump on one hand and baggage laden Clinton on the other.
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  4998. VOA is a US government agency.
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  4999.  @rcasey9004  That sounds like something parrots say.
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  5000.  @breny3  When the KKK started, the Democrats weren't anywhere near what we would consider "left wing". That party started drifting left in the mid-20th century.
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  5001. Pears.
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  5002.  @mntngirl4512  Yeah, you really screwed over the company from which you bought the computer/phone/tablet you're currently using.
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  5003. @Frazcak: All that counts are the click which you help contribute.
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  5004. +kiDkiDkiD12 Definitely a creative way to advertise.
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  5005. Does anyone else find it ironic that, Spain, a country that isn't too keen to let some of its regions decide whether or not they want to be independent, is willing to recognize an independent Palestine?
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  5006.  @superburrito9797  I'm sure there were plenty of countries that would've loved to have seen the Confederacy succeed for their own political reasons, but I've never heard of any of them influencing the Southern states to seek independence.
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  5007. @Frank King: Donations of any sort would be going to whatever charity you choose, not FEMA.
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  5008. This isn't CNN's YouTube channel.
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  5009. I'm sure the Nashville police and the FBI will welcome your evidence.
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  5010. After the Spanish American War in 1898. It stayed an US territory until after World War II.
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  5011. "Mommy, she did bad things too!" is no defense.
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  5012. Why is CNN giving Fox News free advertising? Unless Fox News (or any other news outlet) is part of a story (like CNN was a couple of weeks ago with the bomb packages), don't worry about what it's doing, mind your own business.
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  5013. I'd rather see a video about people who allegedly despise CNN, yet support it by clicking on its YouTube videos.
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  5014. Wrong part of the state.
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  5015. I think they're related (even if it's distantly) somehow. They look and sound (their actual voices, not just the garbage they spew) similar.
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  5016. You really think die hard Alex Jones fans would bother to look up stuff in a reputable encyclopedia, never mind be able to understand what's in it?
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  5017. If Canada and the US were ever to merge, Canada would not become a single state. What would most likely happen is that the current provinces and territories would become individual states.
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  5018.  @isabelmolina4077  If you're referring to me, unless YouTube has cause to ban me from this platform, I have every right to express my opinion on whatever subject I wish. You have no authority to tell me otherwise.
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  5019.  @aesfa56  As long as YouTube doesn't have cause to bar me from commenting, I have every right to offer my opinions on the videos I watch on this site. You are not YouTube, so you have no right to tell me when I can and cannot "talk".
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  5020.  @aesfa56  "The value of your opinion ranges from zero to nothing." If you really believed that, you never would've told me to be quiet.
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  5021. I think they were focusing on cast members and guests who did their impressions on a regular basis.
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  5022. It's not that much different here in the US.
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  5023. Trump didn't say that you needed an ID when buying groceries with a debit or credit card, though.
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  5024. What crying? I made my point in a civil and literate manner.
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  5025. What's incorrect in or about this video?
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  5026. +Nick J In other words, you can't find anything in this video that's incorrect.
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  5027. +Nick J If that's what you believe then why not prove me wrong and tell me what Trump said that wasn't correct?
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  5028. Hawaii was an US state when Obama was born there.
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  5029. That's movie memorabilia.
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  5030.  @claytondelanie1193  How am I supposed to take that claim seriously when it's apparent that you don't know that this is a CBC YouTube channel?
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  5031. What was incorrect in this US government news organization's video?
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  5032.  @stlapierre  In other words, you can't answer the question. Why am I not surprised?
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  5033. @Vincent Cheatham: Or snakes?
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  5034. That doesn't negate the contract Trump voluntarily signed.
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  5035. Grow up.
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  5036. And vice versa.
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  5037. So you're saying this woman is so powerful that she can compel a majority of the House to pass such a bill and compel Trump to sign it? 🙄
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  5038. So what's next: Space Force's ships will be bigger on the inside than the outside?
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  5039. Pseudoephedrine isn't banned, you just have to purchase it from the pharmacy counter.
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  5040. There may not be too many of them still alive.
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  5041. The entire world needs more people like her.
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  5042. Did my yearly viewing of A Muppet Christmas Carol last night. For a work ostensibly aimed at children, it's actually pretty mature in tone. But, then again, its source material wasn't exactly aimed at the preschool set, either.
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  5043. Although I agree that those media outlets that cross the line should be held to account, the main burden lies with us. Without our monetary support, tabloids and the like will either change or go out of business.
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  5044. I don't remember if this was in all Navy commissaries, but I remember lining up with my mom to wait for someone to tell you which register to go to. It would've been handy at the civilian grocery stores I've worked at.
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  5045. @Allie One: Should Trump be removed from office after his impeachment, it'll be the Senate that makes that decision, not the House.
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  5046. She was 96 years old.
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  5047. What is CNN loosening the viewers from?
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  5048.  @ericpaffenroth4213  That didn't answer my question, but I'm not surprised.
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  5049.  @ericpaffenroth4213  Maybe I was being too subtle with my question. CNN can be losing viewers or loosening viewers. Since you chose the latter word, I was curious as to what CNN was loosening the viewers from.
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  5050. So I guess if any of the 214,127 people who are registered Republicans in that county suffer from DeSantis' hubris, it won't matter because according to you, they don't exist.
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  5051. Maybe he learned it from Cena. 🙃
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  5052. Canada is a separate country. It doesn't follow the US Constitution, therefore there is no Second Amendment it has to deal with.
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  5053. The title of this video applies to every UK Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary since those two offices were created.
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  5054. This needed to be longer so it could go into more detail.
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  5055. Changing a venue is not changing the rules. This is simply moving the debate from location A to location B.
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  5056.  @u13erfitz  "they are moving it virtual." Yes. And that contradicts my original post, how? "Which campaign manager refused to answer if their candidate uses a teleprompter for interviews?" Which has what to do with a town hall style debate?
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  5057. Will the ships be painted blue and be bigger on the inside than on the outside?
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  5058. Capaldi started in 2014 and completed three series: 8 (2014), 9, (2015), and 10 (2017).
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  5059. Fifteen is what I heard.
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  5060.  @Interdiction  The explanation for the 15 years given in the various articles and videos I've seen was that, under Minnesota law, Chauvin has to serve at least two-thirds of his sentence before he's eligible for parole.
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  5061. I hate to say it, but for once I agree with Trump. Regardless of the outcome, I strongly believe there will be a case involving this election that ends up in the Supreme Court and it would just add to the chaos if the ruling in the hypothetical case was 4-4.
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  5062.  @eviqueenmia6761  "... but sometimes the look down on people who did decide to get the implant" It's that way here in the US Deaf community as well.
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  5063. Nice try, but your actions speak louder than your words.
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  5064. Sanford doesn't have a snowball's chance in the Sahara of winning a primary, much less the presidency, regardless of who he's running against. All his opponents would have to bring up is his little disappearing act while Governor of South Carolina to go see his mistress in Argentina back in 2009. Not because of the adultery, but because of the irresponsibility shown in not letting anyone know where he was going.
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  5065. Civil war is when two factions in the same country fight each other. Ukraine and Russia are not the same country.
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  5066. The video said the cognac budget was nearly one million (not sure in what currency though). The 800,000 figure was in dollars. The 700,000 figure was in pounds.
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  5067. Considering that Dracula is supposed to be the main character, I wouldn't think he'd be killed off immediately.
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  5068. Technically, they are Canada's royal family as well since the Queen is the Head of State of Canada.
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  5069.  @crazykid976  The relevancy of the Royal Family in Canada wasn't my point. I was trying to convey that since they are technically Canada's Royal Family as well, Canadian news outlets have a legitimate reason to cover the story. Even more so if the Sussexes are planning on making Canada their home and there's even the remotest possibility that Canadian taxpayers will end up footing at least some of the security costs (which I hope they don't do).
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  5070. @Finbar Looby: Greek by former nationality, primarily German and Danish by ancestry.
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  5071. Your actions answered that question.
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  5072. The impression I got from the article was that the writer was someone who spent every day or nearly every day with Trump. That would rule out Haley since she works in New York.
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  5073. 18:00 -- Maybe not the best analogy since Schwarzenegger is in the same age group as Biden and Trump. 🙃
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  5074. Someone needs to tell Carville that big boys and girls take responsibility for their own failures instead of trying to blame someone else.
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  5075. The Libertarian and Green Party candidates are on the ballot in enough states for one of them to theoretically win the magic number of 270 Electoral College votes.
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  5076. It's nearly 361 feet. There are web sites that do conversions.
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  5077. I'm glad you could figure out that VOA gave a brief explanation to non-Americans (its target audience) of the next step for a President-elect.
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  5078. Which doesn't make a whole lot of sense since Colorado (along with every other state) sets forth conditions for candidates to be on the ballot in the first place (e.g., getting signatures on a petition, paying a filing fee).
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  5079. Every news station airs fluff pieces every so often. This isn't exclusive to CNN.
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  5080. Who cares about inauguration crowd size except Presidential historians and Jeopardy contestants?
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  5081. Ironically, censorship itself was referred to in that cartoon with the "naked" proto-Tweety. At one point, one cat was climbing the tree the nest was in and the other cat, getting impatient, yells for the first cat to give him the bird. The first cat said that if the Hayes Office would let him, he'd give him (the second cat) the"bird" all right.
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  5082. I'm more interested in where the grown ups are. I'm sure not seeing any in this comment thread.
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  5083. No one is forcing you to celebrate Juneteenth. VOA has been in existence since the 1940s. I've been listening to it (mostly via shortwave) since the late 80s. Try not paying income tax and find out how "fake" the government is. Doesn't matter whether you believe this video or not. And again, no one is forcing you to celebrate Juneteenth.
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  5084. "So, if we don't count Donald Trump..." Why wouldn't you count Tr--p? He hasn't been inaugurated for his second term yet, so he's currently an ex-President. "...(before Joe Biden resigns)." Do you seriously think Biden is going to resign with just 21 days left in office? Or are you just eager to hear the words, "President Harris"? "And Bill Clinton is the last 20th century US ex-president, who is still alive." That's never crossed my mind before now. That's a cool bit of trivia.
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  5085. In this specific case, it's probably not just the pay, but also the environment. Most young teachers don't want to be out in the middle of nowhere without any family or potential friends around their age.
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  5086. The trial hasn't started yet.
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  5087. Whose election? Our midterms next month or your federal election next October?
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  5088. Yes, they could, but they are refusing to do so. And Trump is refusing to sign any spending bills that don't include that funding.
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  5089.  @chazzz284  The Democratic controlled Congress is only refusing to fund the border wall Trump wants. It's not refusing to fund the government at all. Trump is the one refusing to sign any spending bills that don't have that wall funding.
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  5090. An Amish Superman? It'd be interesting to see how that version of Superman is able to be a superhero without being violent, since non-violence is a major aspect of the Amish religion.
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  5091. It's been my experience that when someone is trying to present an case and tells me to look it up, research it myself, etc..., that usually means the person can't back up his/her claim.
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  5092. I had the same thought when Plain was first announced as McCain's running mate.
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  5093.  @trueheartintent  I was using "ugly" to describe how people comment, not the content of their posts. 🙂
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  5094.  @MrTrader1up  Is that an accusation or a confession?
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  5095. I'm not Canadian, so take my opinion for what it's worth, but if the Sussexes aren't going to have an official role in Canadian government (e.g., undertaking engagements on behalf of the Governor General), taxpayers shouldn't be paying one dime towards their security.
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  5096. I don't remember where exactly I read this, but someone pointed out that if the Clintons were as powerful as the conspiracy theorists claim, Hillary would be President now.
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  5097. Everyone who identifies as either a Republican or Democrat needs to be voted out of office.
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  5098.  @curtiswilliams3704  Excuses, excuses ...
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  5099. Shame on you for aiding an entity that you believe is so unpatriotic.
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  5100. Ah, come on, I just need three more nonsensical words or phrases to get five in a row on my Conspiracy Theory Bingo Card.
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  5101. Honorable Mention: The Pilgrims were the first European people to permanently settle in what would become the United States. Wrong.
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  5102. @Mikes Karaoke: The outside of the TARDIS doesn't resemble a telephone booth, it resembles a police box.
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  5103.  @JCX-9  Why would someone target a building that no one outside of that neighborhood even knew existed before it collapsed? 🙄
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  5104.  @najibbamadhaj1545  How does destroying a building that nobody outside of that neighborhood knew existed and killing a relatively small number of people (compared to an event like 9-11) accomplish anything?
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  5105.  @JCX-9  In other words, you can't answer the question I asked. Not surprising.
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  5106.  @JCX-9  It made sense enough for you to try and deflect from it in your previous post, but I'll be nice and try to reword it so it's easier to understand: No one else in the world knew this building existed before it collapsed. Why would it be a target for terrorists?
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  5107. The number of people dying isn't the problem. The problem is the strain all the sick people are putting on the health services.
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  5108.  @rustystove8410  It's a problem that's affecting multiple locations in multiple countries.
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  5109.  @rustystove8410  I don't live up there, so I don't know what the government and businesses are requiring for facial coverings.
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  5110. +Tony Johnson Parroting insipid and monotonous phrases doesn't give any insight to the question.
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  5111. +Tony Johnson That still doesn't add anything to the conversation.
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  5112. +Go ast I must be in la la land as well to believe that the President of the United States shouldn't need translators when speaking to the American public. 🙄
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  5113. +Jk F1 "Normal, sane people" shouldn't have to fill in the blanks when the President says something.
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  5114. +Jk F1 If people who don't support Trump are that dense according to you, then perhaps Trump should start being more articulate when he speaks so there's no room for misunderstanding.
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  5115. +Jk F1 I guess we have differing thoughts on what common sense is. To me, it's common sense to do everything within my ability to make sure my writing or speech is understandable by its intended audience without other people having to clarify it later.
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  5116.  @graemesharp1982  It's been my experience that if someone makes a claim, yet tells me to look it up myself, that usually means the claim is baloney sauce.
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  5117. I can't believe that people who claim to no longer like Doctor Who still take the time to interact with it.
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  5118. If you think they're violating YouTube's rules, then report them.
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  5119. Which seems to be just fine with you since you clicked on this video.
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  5120. More importantly, are our elected representatives listening?
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  5121. If you're talking about when Conan goes to different countries, those aren't "segments", they're full episodes.
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  5122. I don't see how face masks can be viable at Aquatica. They're going to be soaking wet after one slide.
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  5123. @dualmass: Like the device you used to watch this video and post your comment?
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  5124. @dualmass: The point is that Apple currently doesn't and probably won't in the foreseeable future since it somehow persuaded Trump to exempt it from the additional tariffs (which smells so fishy, but that's another rant for another time). So when you either need or want a new phone, you really aren't going to have much choice other than a Chinese made one.
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  5125. You don't have to check your phone for these type of alerts. As long as you have it on, it'll ring or buzz or whatever when the alert is issued.
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  5126. Well, I've never been to Hawaii, so maybe tourists there are different, but I live in and near major tourist areas on the mainland and I see tourists with their heads in their phones all the time. Makes me wonder why they bothered to spend the money to come in the first place. 😕
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  5127. I'm American and I love the pairing of orange and chocolate. 😋
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  5128. I guess that would explain why he won California all three times he ran for president -- oh, wait, he didn't.
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  5129. No one is forcing Pence to attend. If he doesn't want to participate under the rules given, then he's free to do something else Wednesday night. I'm sure the VP candidate for the Libertarian or Green Party would love to take his place.
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  5130. ​ @nextl3v3l99  My guess is that any attacks by Iran wouldn't be through conventional military methods, but through terrorist attacks here on US soil and/or American targets abroad (e.g., embassies, headquarters of American companies, etc...).
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  5131. How are the masks keeping these people from signing? Or keeping others from viewing the signs?
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  5132. "But, Mommy, Obama's people did bad things too!" is no excuse.
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  5133. Where did it mention in the video what political party, if any, this mayor belongs to?
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  5134. There's one exception to the rule about not bringing a character that started on TV into the movie universe: Harley Quinn. Okay, I know that, technically, the version of Harley in Suicide Squad is from the comics, but she wasn't originally a comic book character.
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  5135. Where in the video did anyone give specific examples of the signs (e.g., "Democrats are trying to control the media" or "Republicans are trying to limit opposition in elections")?
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  5136. The suspect was wielding a gun when he was shot.
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  5137.  @AlwaysAwesome001  Any engagement with CNN is the same as watching it.
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  5138.  @steve0509  Doesn't matter whether you're among a "few" or "many". If you really didn't like CNN, you wouldn't be engaging with it in any fashion. It's like I told my dad when he was "boycotting" the NFL because of players kneeling during the National Anthem, yet still watched the NFL Network (for results and such) and looked up NFL news from other sites: If you're engaging with the NFL in any form, you're not boycotting it.
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  5139. But Disney doesn't produce anything we have to have, as opposed to things we simply want. As long as it isn't trying to keep other companies from making and/or distributing their films, its high market share isn't really hurting anyone. Consumers always have a choice as to whether or not to see Disney produced movies. Does my opinion meet the letter of US anti-trust law? Probably not, since the law probably doesn't differentiate between companies that produce necessary goods and services and those that don't. However, if I was the FTC / DoJ and had to prioritize what monopolies to go after, a movie studio would be way down the list compared to something like a pharmaceutical manufacturer.
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  5140. Same actress, but she played a character that Martha later said was her cousin.
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  5141.  @abby54  Unless you can explain how those passages have relevance to the topic of the video, you're risking being reported for spamming.
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  5142.  @solomonace127  I was thinking pretty much the same thing when that scene finished. Probably the most iconic TV show that deals with time travel and it was not mentioned. That does not put a smile on my face.
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  5143. Russia's invasion of Ukraine isn't the topic of this video.
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  5144. The first one might happen if necessary to appease some factions, but why would the Irish flag and national anthem need to be changed if Northern Ireland reunites with the Republic?
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  5145. CNN needs to focus on its own business. Fox News doesn't need or deserve any additional advertising. And free advertising, at that.
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  5146. Your actions don't match your words.
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  5147. The aim seems to be to have fun, not training for actual combat. I don't know of too many armies that use foam swords as their main weapon of choice.
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  5148.  D. S.  I'm sure he does. I'm not judging him, just wondering why he didn't come directly here.
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  5149. What was incorrect in this video?
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  5150. Your post serves as a perfect example as to why schools shouldn't be closed.
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  5151. @George 89: Doesn't mean you can't appreciate the historical significance when someone is the first of a certain group to be elected to Congress.
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  5152. Your actions don't match your words.
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  5153. Sometimes you have to laugh to cope with the horror.
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  5154. Barely 24 hours since the attack and this guy is attracting fans like you in droves.
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  5155.  @annaswain1809  Giving a murder suspect, especially one this high profile as it is, any unnecessary publicity is something a fan would do.
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  5156. Who? The pumpkin?
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  5157. What is seen as normal nowadays wasn't seen as such back in the 1950s.
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  5158. The First Amendment to the US Constitution only guarantees that the government won't prevent you from or punish you for exercising your right to free speech. It does not require private companies to give you a platform for that speech.
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  5159. I don't know if that's true, but Hamas definitely did Netanyahu's bidding when it launched its terrorist attack, thereby pushing his political issues out of the news.
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  5160. Do you ever go to Krystal?
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  5161. You do realize that Al Jazeera isn't an American news outlet, right?
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  5162. What do you have against Canada?
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  5163. +velociraptor4you Have you ever listened to the radio programs? Bit corny by modern standards, but I still enjoy them. There's a bunch here on YouTube and run between 20-30 minutes depending on if the uploader kept in the original commercials.
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  5164. +velociraptor4you You're welcome. 🙂
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  5165. +Ariel Mc fangirl Mendez The same network that unleashed Sharknado on the world?
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  5166. If Nike decides that its too expensive to make shoes in China, it'll just shift production to its other factories in Southeast Asia.
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  5167. The topic of this video had nothing to do with ethnic groups.
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  5168. To play devil's advocate, any White House press secretary isn't going to be in the position long if she / he criticizes the President he / she works for, so why should we expect Huckabee - Sanders to criticize Trump (as much as it would be justified) when she's giving briefings?
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  5169. Unless Trump is faking, it wouldn't do him any good to take any vaccine now.
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  5170. The vast majority of the comments I've been seeing on this and other videos about the report's release are from Trump supporters. I don't think they identify as left wing.
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  5171. Correct me if I'm wrong, but no British voter has ever cast a vote for a specific individual to hold the office of Prime Minister, right?
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  5172. ​ @gabrielc1989w British voters directly elect Members of Parliament. Whichever political party ends up with the most seats is formally asked by the monarch to form a government and the leader of that party becomes the Prime Minister.
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  5173.  @shree711  There's a difference between being eligible to run and actually doing so. If I see one of those millions of people on the news or on a ballot and there's a party name or initial after her/his name, as far as I'm concerned, he/she is a politician.
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  5174. Since you chose to click and comment on this video, what does that say about you?
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  5175. +King Chaos Covington I swear not thinking has become an epidemic. Just because someone doesn't like the way Trump chose to communicate with Iran doesn't automatically mean that person supports Iran, nor does it automatically mean that person is a liberal.
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  5176.  Will Williams  A song from a film or a film's soundtrack can win a Grammy, but the film itself can't. You know why? Because Grammys are awards for music.
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  5177. Thanks for encouraging the CBC to present even more reports on the Sussexes.
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  5178.  @theaquarian5849  Handle what? I don't feel threatened by you.
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  5179.  @theaquarian5849  I'm sure I am compared to some people.
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  5180. When I heard that explanation and saw the picture of the wrapped foot, I immediately thought "gout". Gout affects the joints in your foot and can be exacerbated by diet.
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  5181. What I was trying to point out is that the description of his affliction matches up with a real medical condition. I never claimed I believed or disbelieved that Manafort is actually suffering from it.
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  5182. No problem. 🙂
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  5183. The Hatch Act was meant to keep federal government officials from unduly influencing elections. Private companies and citizens are obviously not subject to this law.
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  5184. Any opponent to Sanford wouldn't really need to drag out the infidelity except as a side issue. The main issue I'd be pointing out is Sanford's June 2009 disappearing act while he was Governor of South Carolina.
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  5185. Funny that someone parroting "woke" is complaining about kids supposedly being "indoctrinated".
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  5186. Did you just get dropped off in 2020 via time machine? The Soviet Union hasn't existed since December of 1991.
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  5187. Toast is a good mother. She just has a funny looking puppy, that's all. 🙂
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  5188. I bet Universal and Sea World just love the idea of paying more in property taxes just to pay off Disney's debt. 😜
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  5189. It was the last time England won the World Cup (soccer/football).
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  5190. If I understand the situation correctly, it's not a shortage of oil that's the problem. It's a shortage of people to deliver the gas to the gas stations.
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  5191. When did Trump clarify that he meant buying groceries with a credit card? Unless there's a video of him doing that, I have to go by what was actually said, not by what people wished he said.
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  5192. What is it with schools not teaching the Constitution anymore? Impeachment is the first step in a process to remove a sitting President, it is not the name of the process itself.
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  5193. I would think that'd fall under #4 (Canada being a progressive country).
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  5194. You also have to entice prospective teachers to live in the middle of nowhere.
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  5195. I thought the numbering discrepancy had already been explained ages ago. The 12th Doctor is known as such because he's the 12th incarnation that feels entitled to call himself the Doctor. The War Doctor didn't feel he was worthy to bear that title because of the horrible acts he committed during the Time War so he was skipped as far as numbering is concerned. The Duplicate 10th Doctor was technically a separate person because he had bits of both Ten and Donna in him so he never factored in the numbering at all.
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  5196. Hamlet was written by Shakespeare, an English man.
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  5197. Ages ago, my family had a record of sound effects and one of them was of puppies crying. My girl Chihuahua at the time went nuts looking for those "puppies", yet she never had puppies of her own.
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  5198. She's supposed to be neutral, not "bipartisan". In regards to contentious issues, members of the Royal Family can't be seen to be for or against.
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  5199. I think most people knew he started acting when he was a kid.
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  5200. Not so much a prediction as a wish: some sort of Sherlock joke between Iron Man and Doctor Strange.
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  5201. Your actions don't match your words.
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  5202. We must vote in November, but not for anyone who identifies as a Democrat or Republican.
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  5203. @Notmy Cupoftea: I'm sorry the First Amendment bothers you that much. Perhaps you should look into moving to a country where free speech is either "discouraged" by authorities or outright banned.
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  5204. Despite what your trainer(s) may have told you, you don't get a treat for every time you squawk "woke" or "sheep".
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  5205. No, it was the entire series.
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  5206. The first part of The Killing Joke made me wish that iTunes had a "satisfaction guaranteed or your money back" policy on its rentals. The part that actually adapted the graphic novel was okay, but overall I felt like I wasted my money, even though it didn't really cost that much to rent.
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  5207. Usually, when someone says "look it up" or "search it", that means he/she can't back up her/his claim or accusation.
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  5208. No, because none of them have been storming the Scottish Parliament or planning on kidnapping or harming government officials.
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  5209.  @Kevin_Patrick001  You think I'm a liberal? I would say you're funny, but calling for an enemy of the US to nuke its largest cities (which would have repercussions for the rest of the country as well) sounds like a threat to me.
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  5210. What about the way Nebraska and Maine award their electoral votes?
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  5211.  @Inthefoxhole  "Mommy, Obama did bad things, too!" doesn't excuse Trump's actions.
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  5212.  @Inthefoxhole  The people who are inclined to be Trump supporters did not keep their mouths shut by any stretch of the imagination during the Obama administration. They fully exercised their right to express their concerns over what that administration did or didn't do. Unfortunately, many of them tended to express themselves in ugly ways, much like you are doing now. You have no right to tell me that I cannot exercise the same privilege you have to express my views on this platform. The only entity that can keep me from doing so is YouTube itself, should those responsible determine that I've grievously violated the Terms of Service.
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  5213. ​ @Inthefoxhole  No, I don't have to "suck it up". As long as the First Amendment in still in effect and I have access to platforms that allow me to communicate with others, I will continue to express my opposition to a President that I believe is not acting in the best interests of this country.
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  5214.  @Inthefoxhole  I can't wait until one of "my side" finally gets into federal office. "My side" being someone who will work to bring the federal government back into line with the Constitution. Right now, the Libertarian Party is the closest to my beliefs.
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  5215. You know Casper the (Friendly) Ghost is a fictional character, right?
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  5216. @Stephen Bailey: So why didn't your European ancestors stay in their countries and fix whatever conditions prompted them to move to the US?
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  5217. @Tahoe Jones: Our ancestors could've just stayed in Europe and "fixed" their countries.
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  5218. Call me a masochist, but once in a while, after some big news event (e.g., North Korea summit), I'll listen to his show on shortwave radio just to hear what bizarre spin he's putting on it.
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  5219. She's asking him if he fancies Billie Piper (Rose).
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  5220. Not that I disagree with your goals, but I am totally against any public funding of any candidate. Why should I "help" a candidate that I'm not planning on voting for?
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  5221.  @danmortenson5274  I'm sorry, but as a borderline libertarian, I just can't support any government funded campaigns. However, that doesn't mean I'm not in favor of overhauling how campaigns are funded. My idea has been to limit who can donate to candidates. For example, if I wanted to become the representative for Congressional District 1 in my state, I would be allowed to accept donations only from permanent residents of that district. "Permanent residents" meaning people who reside in that district for nine months of the year or more. "Permanent residents" also meaning individuals only, not businesses, PACs, etc... . If I wanted to become the Senator for my state, the concept would be the same, except that I'd be allowed to accept donations only from permanent residents of my state. If I wanted to become President, donations could come from permanent residents all over the US. The only exception to the definition of a "permanent resident" would be military personnel and government employees who work overseas (and their spouses).
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  5222. If your wish comes true, perhaps the first thing the money could be spent on is remedial education.
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  5223. She was resisting the officer's instructions.
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  5224.  @uglifist309  "George floyd was resisting did he deserve the harsh treatment???" Please show me where the officer knelt on the woman's neck for eight to nine minutes or engaged in any other behavior that led to her death.
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  5225.  @uglifist309  "Nothing justifies harsh treatment especially when it's even an old woman, you don't have to push her to the ground, ..." That was nowhere near "harsh" treatment. She physically resisted arrest, so the officer had to subdue her for cuffing.
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  5226. How so? The woman was asked to leave private property because she refused to follow the rules of the bank. She refused to leave, so the police were called to make her leave. She didn't want to follow the instructions of the officer either, so she was arrested.
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  5227. Seems like you're wasting your time. Those who don't agree with you aren't going to change their minds based on your poorly constructed statement and those who do agree with you don't watch this channel anyway.
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  5228. Yeah, let's abolish Google by using its YouTube service! Uh, wait a minute ...
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  5229.  @janeburke147  I think you missed my point. You're calling for Google to be brought down, yet you're utilizing one of its most used services.
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  5230.  @janeburke147  If you really believe what you're posting, you're not protesting, but promoting, every time you click on this site.
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  5231. This isn't Vox, it's VOA (Voice of America), a government established and funded outlet.
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  5232. If rally attendance was a perfect predictor of election success, Bernie Sanders would be in his second term as President right now.
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  5233. Someone in this comment section brought up a good point. These fake voter registration people now have these elderly people's personal information. What else will the fraudsters do with it besides change the voter registration?
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  5234. Your actions don't match your words.
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  5235. Obama didn't start the war in Afghanistan, that was George W. Bush.
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  5236. Voice of America (VOA) is a department of the US government.
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  5237. Trump was impeached by the House. Then the Senate "tried" him and voted against removing him from office.
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  5238.  @MERK_U  What does your lack of faith in Trump have to do with my original post?
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  5239. Both spellings are considered correct.
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  5240. @TeamTARDIS2015 -- That was an unexpected bonus, wasn't it?
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  5241. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  5242.  @REBECKAHization  Keep clicking. I really appreciate it.
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  5243.  @REBECKAHization  I don't usually click the thumbs down button anymore because if the person targeted isn't going to see it, there's no point in doing it. Besides, the fact that you're clicking on this channel, which encourages it to stay on YouTube, is much more satisfying to me than giving people like you a thumbs down.
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  5244.  @REBECKAHization  Right now, I don't have access to cable or satellite so having these videos on YouTube are really appreciated by me. Thanks again for adding to the viewership.
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  5245. Wouldn't the very fact that Spurlock made a conscious and voluntary decision to eat nothing but food from McDonalds for a month negate his conclusion that McDonalds is responsible for making people overweight?
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  5246. I've never seen this particular program before, but I'm guessing that the topics usually discussed aren't ones that an audience would be whooping and hollering about. Besides, a raucous audience probably would've scared the kids.
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  5247.  @danielhorton1321  Presidents are inaugurated on January 20th, not elected. The election's been over and done.
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  5248.  @danielhorton1321  Is Marshal Law any relation to Jude Law?
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  5249. Not in China, they won't.
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  5250. In the case of medical tests, "positive" means "yes" and "negative" means "no". So for Trump, a positive result on a COVID-19 test means that "yes, he does have the virus".
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  5251. How so?
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  5252.  @areuaware6842  I have, and as far as I recall, there's nothing specifically prohibiting or encouraging political parties. If I'm not remembering right, then please answer my question and point out where political parties are prohibited in the Constitution.
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  5253. I was under the impression that just about any embassy diplomat, never mind an ambassador, can't be kicked out of a country unless he / she was accused of serious crimes (e.g., murder, spying, etc...).
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  5254.  @thetruth6254  I'll confess that it's been a while since I read Revelations, but isn't the Antichrist supposed to be beloved by the vast majority of the world? That doesn't seem to apply to Trump.
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  5255. Sorry, can't take that "threat" seriously when I'm looking right at a comment you posted on -- wait for it -- YouTube.
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  5256. I also believe this is Trump having a tantrum over the report that TikTok users ruined his Tulsa rally by reserving tickets and not showing up.
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  5257. Ooh, I like that one. 👍🏻
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  5258. I'm American and I have to agree with you.
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  5259. Yes, I'm sure Cuomo hates idiots. That's why he criticizes Trump when he's being one.
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  5260.  @clint8u  I don't know. If I had to guess, I'd say they're probably getting assistance from a combination of humanitarian organizations and local people.
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  5261. If you're from the US, I'd say that the teachers who failed to teach you how we elect Presidents should be fired and replaced. The people who are meeting Monday to cast their vote for President are not from the House of Representatives. They are electors from each state chosen specifically to vote for either Biden or Trump, depending on how their state's popular vote turned out. The only way the House of Representatives would have a choice in who becomes President is if no presidential candidate obtains at least 270 Electoral College votes. In that case, the House would vote, but each state is allowed only one vote regardless of how many representatives it has.
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  5262. Not half as interesting as the people who allegedly don't like CNN, yet take precious time out of their day to click on these videos and leave comments about how much they don't like CNN.
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  5263.  @dinglesplat3281  Funny, I usually don't click on videos that feature people and/or topics that don't appeal to me, even if they are in my Recommended feed. I guess I'm just plain weird. 😕
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  5264. I'm not opposed to making that law, but until that happens, we already have the ability to put term limits on any elected official. It's called voting.
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  5265. What was incorrect?
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  5266. I don't know about its TV ratings, but thanks to people like you, their YouTube viewing figures seem to be doing well.
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  5267. Not going to happen as long as the Tr--p bootlickers are in control of Congress.
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  5268. The sad thing is that administration lies so much about everything, it's almost an automatic reaction not to believe this report that the President has mild symptoms.
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  5269.  @occamsrazor5376  And comments like that make you sound no better than Trump supporters.
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  5270. Canadian citizens don't. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/tourism-visit/citizens-of-canada-and-bermuda.html
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  5271. "Tax evasion" implies that the companies did something illegal. More than likely what happened is that the companies took advantage of various deductions, loopholes, and the like in our current tax law to reduce their tax liabilities.
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  5272. In 1984, Reagan won every state except Minnesota (Mondale's home state) and DC. I doubt whoever wins in 2024 will be able to come close to that, never mind beat it.
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  5273. @Karen Xiong: Rally attendance is not an accurate predictor of how many people are actually going to vote for a candidate. If it were, Bernie Sanders would've been the Democrat running against Trump.
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  5274. The audience for these videos is not domestic Chinese.
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  5275. Unless something's been released this afternoon, it hasn't been revealed when Lauer's offence occurred.
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  5276. About as subtle as the sledge hammer the 15th Doctor used to duplicate the TARDIS. 🙃
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  5277. ​ @t123a698  Plus, back in 1985, Lenny Henry played the Doctor in a skit he did on his comedy show.
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  5278. What puzzles me is when YouTube recommends videos that I already have on my Watch Later list.
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  5279. If the service offered the ability to reject delivery (e.g., most junk mail), then I'd be interested.
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  5280. The way this gas station owner talks, I don't think he's an immigrant.
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  5281. You do realize that the VOA is an US government funded media outlet, right?
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  5282.  @MediaBuster  Planned Parenthood isn't a media outlet.
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  5283.  @MediaBuster  Looking back at my original post, I see where I may have been confusing. Yes, PBS and NPR do receive federal funds, but they aren't directly operated by government employees, unlike VOA.
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  5284. I'm a little angry at the US media in general for paying any attention to Tr - - p's campaign in the first place.
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  5285. Sorry, Obama hasn't been President since January 20, 2017. Trump's had two and a half years to get rid of them if he wished.
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  5286.  @anoldladi  I think you missed my point. If Trump wants to keep a policy started by Obama, he has to own it now, especially after two and a half years.
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  5287.  @2869may  I've had that opinion about every President in my lifetime.
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  5288. And this is what the "Not enough people are dying for me to give a flip about using masks and/or getting a vaccine" crowd don't grasp. It's not the death rate that's the main problem with COVID, it's the hospitalization and general incapacitation (meaning people who aren't sick enough to go to the hospital, but still can't go to work or school) rate which affects all of us.
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  5289. +полая Христос The electors of the Electoral College vote according to which candidate won the popular vote of the state they represent. So any foreign influence shouldn't directly affect how the Electoral College votes.
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  5290.  @earvetta  Why would Disney relocate to another part of the same state whose governor has a vendetta against it?
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  5291. We also prefer people who can write proper English sentences.
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  5292. Actually, there are two he hasn't kissed: Jack (the character, not the actor) and Sarah Jane.
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  5293. Yet here you are, clicking and commenting on a video whose title clearly states that it's about Trudeau's remarks.
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  5294. Criminals also don't obey laws against crimes like rape and theft, either, so why don't we just repeal all laws, period?
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  5295. Which has nothing to do with the topic of the video, but thanks for trying.
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  5296. I only remember four of these: Vault, Clear Tab, Coke Blak, and New Coke. And I've only drank New Coke.
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  5297. This wasn't a news report, it was an analysis of what could happen with Kavanaugh's confirmation. Although the views from CNN's YouTube channel aren't included in official ratings, I'm sure CNN uses it to gauge the network's overall viewership. A viewership that you are part of every time you click on a video. Thanks for keeping CNN viable.
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  5298. I would imagine that it would be next to impossible to determine the person Prince Charles contracted this virus from considering the high number of people he comes into contact with on a daily basis. On the other hand, it should be less difficult to determine who he may have passed it onto since most people would remember meeting or otherwise interacting with him within a certain date range.
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  5299.  @Ghastly_Grinner  I seriously doubt Trump could just shut down the UN. I'm sure there are other ways (e.g., withholding funds owed by the US) he could make it difficult for it to do its business in New York, however.
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  5300. Happy New Year, Thailand!
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  5301.  @poonnapatnnlakornsri4502  You're welcome. Hope 2020 has been good to you so far. 🙂
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  5302. Impeachment will more than likely happen. It's the conviction after the Senate trial that probably won't.
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  5303. VOA believes you do since you took the time to click and comment on the video.
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  5304. So you think President Truman (the US President who ordered the nuclear bombs to be dropped on Japan) was an "illegitimate despot"?
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  5305. No, thankfully the fire hasn't spread.
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  5306. I'll grudgingly concede that Trump could win in 2020, but I doubt Pence would win in 2024 (assuming he even got the nomination). He may have the same views and goals as Trump, but he actually sounds coherent (for the most part), which doesn't seem to appeal to Trump's followers.
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  5307. I doubt it, especially if his symptoms stay mild.
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  5308. @Gawanipony 3 👎 for lack of paragraph breaks.
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  5309. Let's take things a step at a time. First, let's make sure he doesn't get another term in Tallahassee.
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  5310. There are still the daily press briefings and other reporter attended events that take place on White House grounds.
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  5311. Marvel didn't. It has something to do with how the colors on the costume would show up on screen, so the real colors will be added in afterwards.
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  5312. Don't forget grammar and punctuation as well.
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  5313. @Cody Vance: Did it ever occur to you that she might be a naturalized Canadian citizen? Or even a dual citizen?
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  5314. Only because he's got the ability to start World War III, and as thin skinned as he is, you should be scared as well.
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  5315. The writers didn't have a whole lot of options in that situation. Katey Sagal (Peggy) was pregnant in real life, but sadly, the pregnancy ended in a miscarriage.
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  5316.  @davidgutierrez7852  Plus, after Trump supporters stormed the Capitol, no one was taking any chances that spectators were going to attempt to disrupt (or worse) the ceremony.
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  5317. So why isn't Clinton on trial or in prison? Trump promised she would be and it's been almost two years.
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  5318. +TheMusicboy316 Actually, I've noticed that it's mostly people like you who can't seem to let the Presidential election go, which is odd since the person you supported won.
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  5319. She converted to Judaism when she got married.
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  5320. Maybe you're thinking of someone else? I'm not aware of Moore being convicted of any crimes, then being pardoned. However, even if that's the case, a pardon essentially erases the conviction from a person's record, so there's no legal barrier for someone pardoned to run for public office.
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  5321. There was a referendum on that question back in 1995, but it didn't pass.
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  5322. @Ricardo Guanipa: Before insulting other people's intelligence, make sure your own comments can't be criticized for capitalization, spelling, and punctuation errors.
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  5323. How in the world can prescription drugs not be considered "essential"? In many cases, it's cheaper for the government to pay for the drugs than to pay for the patient's treatment when the condition worsens. For example, wouldn't it make more sense to pay for a person's cholesterol medicine than to pay for treating her/him after he/she has a heart attack or stroke?
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  5324. @Dann Marceau: All the more reason to vote out all the Democrats and Republicans.
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  5325. The dates of the Presidential election, the meeting of the Electoral College, and the start of a Presidential term are all set by the US Constitution. To change any or all of them would require a Constitutional amendment and, with everything else that's going on right now, I just can't see that happening before November.
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  5326. Is spelling border wrong some internet thing or are people really that uneducated these days?
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  5327. But what about having to buy plant based beers? 🤣
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  5328. I wanted to know what made these people decide to take their oath of citizenship in this way.
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  5329. I know adults that still believe professional wrestling is real.
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  5330. Is there some law preventing France 24 from reporting on France and other countries?
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  5331. Interesting that the efforts to avoid US taxes and rules has come back to bite the cruise lines in the proverbial backside.
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  5332. Actually, the BBC don't own the rights to the Daleks, those belong to the estate of Terry Nation (their creator).
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  5333. That orange flavored chocolate pie sounds so good.
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  5334.  @mrsandmom5947  Not the courtesy title, that's automatic. The Queen would've had to have given her approval for the baby to be a prince.
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  5335. Or a horror movie. 😁
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  5336. If you're thinking about Lucy's pregnancy and that she was married to a Cuban, it was CBS that thought the audience was going to freak out about those, but that never materialized.
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  5337. +Mark Richard Or end up with even more business because people liked her decision.
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  5338. +Von Stern Trump is not Thanos. He can't just snap his fingers and have all the immigrants (Illegal? Both legal and Illegal?) in this country disappear without due process. In all seriousness, though, remember that anyone with the power to kick people out of this country on his or her say so won't stop with just the people you personally dislike.
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  5339. To play devil's advocate, Trump didn't make any initial offers via tweet. He didn't even start tweeting anything about possibly wanting to buy Greenland until the media picked up the story from the Wall Street Journal.
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  5340. How about a "Top 10 Parroted Words and Phrases" video?
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  5341. Mythologized people can't pay anyone.
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  5342.  @MicahMicahel  Which has what to with expressing incredulity that Trump has offspring?
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  5343.  @MicahMicahel  That wasn't anywhere near an answer to the question I asked.
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  5344. CNN airs plenty of doom-and-gloom stories to satisfy depressed people. The rest of us like fluff pieces once in a while.
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  5345. The same people who created that show created this one, Mock the Week.
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  5346. From the official statement from Buckingham Palace: "While they can no longer formally represent The Queen, the Sussexes have made clear that everything they do will continue to uphold the values of Her Majesty. The Sussexes will not use their HRH titles as they are no longer working members of the Royal Family." https://www.royal.uk/statement-her-majesty-queen-0 It doesn't appear as if the Sussexes are going to do any "work for the Queen".
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  5347. Yes, it was voted for three years ago, but it's only just officially happened.
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  5348. As uncommon as the gesture may have been, it should simply be accepted in the spirit it was intended.
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  5349. You tell us, you clicked on this video.
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  5350.  @petartrninic5206  If you're right, all you're really doing is encouraging it.
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  5351. Yet you help prop up CNN by clicking on its videos.
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  5352. This sister isn't angry. I'm without cable / satellite at the moment and I'm glad I can see these videos on YouTube. I'm also glad that people like you don't quite understand that you're helping to promote the very thing you claim is "fake". That helps ensure that I continue to see CNN's videos. Thanks.
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  5353. They're called interpreters.
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  5354. It just sounds like something a five year old would say.
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  5355. +Claude Williams Even if I thought Melania was ugly, her physical attractiveness is a million times more beautiful than the atrocious entity you call a soul.
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  5356. Although I get the argument for why X-Men is number one, I still say Superman should've had the top spot. For the most part, up until then, superheros were considered mainly as material for cartoons and occasionally live action TV.
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  5357. @WatchMyVideoDude: Russia will "collide" with a Democrat? That's going to be painful.
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  5358. @inkoftheworld: Oddly enough, whether it was due to it never crossing their minds or naively thinking that nobody would attempt it, the framers of the Constitution didn't address the possibility of someone obtaining the Presidency through nefarious means.
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  5359. @Clifton Fameree: The US is a democratic republic.
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  5360. @NPC 1138: "Democratic republic" has nothing to do with a political party.
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  5361. @88Gibson LesPaul: Good points.
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  5362.  @Corn_Pop  Everyone has a right to offer an opinion.
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  5363.  @rycekryspee3964  Although I hate to see anyone lose a job, that's not my complaint with self-checkouts. If I use a self-checkout, that saves the company money that it would've spent on salaries, so why not pass some of that savings onto the customer that chooses to use the self-checkout?
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  5364.  @lastspartan15  Why would I? It's not something the cashiers, or even the managers for that matter, have any control over.
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  5365. I thought the narrator said they were considering actors who got their start in the business before the age of 15?
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  5366. Jeffery Yang  Well, hopefully, I imparted some wisdom to her then. 🙂
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  5367. APE MAN  As far as I'm currently aware, the truth is that four planes were hijacked by al-Qaeda operatives on the morning of September 11, 2001. Two of those planes were flown into the World Trade Centers (both towers subsequently collapsing from the damage) in New York City, one was flown into the Pentagon, and one crashed in Pennsylvania after the passengers of that plane attempted to overpower the hijackers (original intended target of plane not known for certain, although generally believed to be in Washington, DC). However, I wasn't calling out the original poster simply for her belief in conspiracy theories. What I was criticizing was how she, and others like her, present said theories. The way most of these people communicate is like serving a steak dinner from a five star restaurant on a garbage can lid: what they have to say may have validity for all we know, but the presentation makes it unpalatable to most people.
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  5368. +Mark Sandera What in my original post indicated what my political leanings might be? I'm American and I was just asking for confirmation or correction of what I understand the Speaker's role to be. 😕
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  5369. Which has what to do with TV memorabilia?
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  5370. If I was in that owner's shoes, I wouldn't have asked Sanders to leave simply because she worked for Trump. I would've asked her to leave because I don't want unruly mobs invading my business.
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  5371. Bob Baker  If someone is not a Trump supporter, it doesn't automatically follow that she / he is a political liberal.
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  5372.  @JONOVID  You do realize that could be considered a threat, right?
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  5373.  @conservativeliberal5507  Maybe because it did turn out to be a hoax?
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  5374.  Kerosin Fuchs  Be careful what you wish for. A government that casually ignores the First Amendment and gets away with it won't stop with just arresting the news media personalities that you don't like. Or as a wise man said, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya."
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  5375. Trump could've greeted people in a more dignified manner.
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  5376. +Hue-Man Music Actually, it is. https://www.britannica.com/story/is-australia-an-island
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  5377. Dame Harriet Walter.
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  5378. Yes
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  5379. The second Doctor in "Journey's End" was a Human-Time Lord Metacrisis (otherwise known as a clone of the Doctor with Human DNA thrown in the mix). He was a separate being, not a result of a regeneration.
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  5380. Or even a British colony still.
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  5381. @A Public Forum ... : Would that be shelved with the videos about Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny?
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  5382. You're just now realizing that this is an entertainment show and not an actual news program?
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