Youtube comments of (@b.questor).

  1. When he plays the accordian, he is lying.
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  2. The Sociopath is forever the victim. Any compensation is never enough.
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  3. It is our money and guns today, or our daughters and sons tomorrow. - Cormac Smith
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  4. If the economy is as bad as Trump says it is, where are people getting the money to buy all the souvenirs and collectibles that he sells for exorbitant prices?
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  5. Vanity Fair sources say that she is taking the attitude of “not my problem” when it comes to her husband’s legal troubles and making sure there is enough money left over for her and her son, Barron Trump, should things go south.
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  6. In other words, he won't be debating Biden.
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  7. Note: Rubblization - a construction and engineering technique that involves saving time and transportation costs by reducing existing concrete into rubble at its current location rather than hauling it to another location. - Wikipedia
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  8. History will not remember these politicians well.
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  9. What goes around, comes around. Thanks for your background research on this deadly epidemic.
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  10. 👁️‍🗨️ Upon viewing this video, I am even more horrified than the day before. Demoralization of the Ukrainian public into surrender and submission is a Russian objective. The actual result is a powerful solidification of the Ukrainian national will for autonomy and self-determination.
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  11. Russian production quotas could grow severe. Co-workers can turn on each other for the sake of reaching their quotas.
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  12. Russia can be expected to demand more and more attention as it grows more insecure.
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  13. My biggest nightmare: The US pulling out of Russian sanctions and ongoing war crime investigations.
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  14. 8:01 A premise for a story, better truth than fiction. See you in the bestsellers! lol
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  15. The financial aid the U.S. provides to Ukraine, especially military aid, largely remains within the U.S. economy. This happens because the funds are used to purchase weapons and equipment from U.S. manufacturers or to replace items sent to Ukraine from U.S. stockpiles. Essentially, the money allocated for aid to Ukraine is spent on American goods and services, which supports American jobs and businesses. It's a common practice in foreign aid for funds to be spent in the donor country to support its economy while assisting. For example, the U.S. has directed about $75 billion in assistance to Ukraine, which includes humanitarian, financial, and military support. This assistance helps a broad set of Ukrainian people and institutions, but most of the aid has been military-related. The aid is used stateside to build new weapons or to replace weapons sent to Kyiv from U.S. stockpiles. This means that while the aid benefits Ukraine, it also stimulates the U.S. economy. Source: Conversation with Bing 3/17/2024
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  16. I will never forget the joy I felt in my neighborhood grocery store parking lot the morning after Obama was elected.
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  17. A responsible man of reason and purpose, you have my support.
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  18. Jasmine Crockett's endorsement is all I need to see a brighter future ahead for US all.
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  19. My judgment: Biden's immune system is not up to another four years of high office anxiety due to his age.
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  20. Teamwork. Teamwork. Teamwork.
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  21. Dear TVP, I've missed you!
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  22. If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull. - W. C. Fields
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  23. Like being stuck in traffic behind a school bus with teenage boys crowding the back windows with the ability to extend their middle fingers.
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  24. Congratulations, Ben! Consider yourself privileged to be in the elite top 10%! (not fact-checked)
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  25. What is the difference between a narcissist and a megalomaniac? Narcissism is an exaggerated sense of self-love while megalomania is an exaggerated sense of self-worth based on fantasies of power, attractiveness, and other physical or psychological attributes, therefore, all megalomaniacs are narcissists, but not all narcissists are megalomaniacs. - Psychology and Neuroscience
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  26. The Kursk Region is located in the area known as the Black Earth territory due to its fertile soil. Black earth from the Kursk Region is even displayed in several European museums as an example of fertile soil. - Rusmania
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  27. Too much makeup, hairspray, and trophy wives. Reminds me of a pyramid scheme get-together.
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  28. I knew a man whose duty was shipping body bags during Vietnam. That experience left him traumatized for the remainder of his life.
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  29. Ukrainian military commanders estimate that 47,000 Russians were killed or injured in the battle, which is significantly higher than the pre-war population of Avdiivka of around 32,000. - Vox
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  30. I'm always happy to see J.R.
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  31. MTG makes the most immature accusations.
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  32. "Let's Go Brandon" is a political slogan and Internet meme used as a euphemism for the phrase "F*ck Joe Biden" about Joe Biden. - Wikipedia
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  33. Since 2005, Melania has renegotiated her prenup a total of three times so far, according to Page Six. And now, in the most recent renegotiation in 2023, she allegedly held more bargaining power than back in 2005 due to the length of the marriage.
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  34. Actions speak louder than words.
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  35. #1. US political stability #2. Support Ukraine #3. Global Economic Stability
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  36. "I see!" said the blind man. Thanks for your informative take. Memorable.
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  37. This huge heroin bust is another reason why I want to see the Black Sea secured.
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  38. On top of that, Melania wanted to ensure that Barron was treated as “more of an equal” to the older of Donald’s children, according to Page Six.
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  39. I look to religion to protect me from politics, I look to politics to protect me from religion. "Nothing in excess."
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  40. My biggest nightmare: Pandering
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  41. Fewer and fewer supervisors around, especially on the night shift, when locked offices and stockrooms get broken into for the sake of making that quota or facing punishment.
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  42. One generation's shame is another generation's pride.
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  43. Confession and Projection
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  44. Vance is a bad gossip, a case of blind ambition.
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  45. Society as a whole needs to further develop an immune system to misinformation and propaganda. I am becoming more reliant on AI and fact-checking daily.
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  46. Russia is for whatever chaos they can cause. As loses pile up, I expect their trouble making to escalate.
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  47. Mama said, "But he looks so presidential."
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  48. "Goodbye Crimean Bridge, so long."
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  49. Flying Monkees gravitate to the Narcissist.
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  50. Loyalty is more important than skill is another way that Putin is going to lose his war.
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  51. Man's search for meaning vs. Man's search for glory
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  52. Bill, I admire the courage you convey in standing up for what is right with reason and purpose. Glory to Ukraine.
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  53. Joe Bloggs fact-check: Problem between ruble and yen exchange.
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  54. "Let's find a way to alienate black voters."
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  55. Freedom can come from the loss of ego (mindfulness). Transference of emotional investment to a charismatic individual can only be self-defeating.
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  56. Shoplifters drive the price up for honest customers.
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  57. Native Americans, must we tread a trail of tears once again?
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  58. According to the United States Department of Transportation's bureau statistics, the average annual cost of owning and operating an automobile, assuming the owner drives 15,000 miles, was $12,182 in 2023.
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  59. Following the war hour by hour since the build-up, early on, I realised that I have a lot to learn and still do. I appreciate your viewpoints. 🕊️
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  60. Distancing himself from calling out horse face as a write-off, oh so many times. "You gotta look the part or no dice, no deal."
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  61. Approaching old age: "Use it or lose it." Exercise mind and body. Be flexible.
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  62. "I owe my soul to the company store" appears in the song "Sixteen Tons". - Generative AI
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  63. I sometimes wonder, do Americans realize that slavery continues in dark places? That slavery continues to consume its victims.
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  64. Let it be written. This is a timeless story of a father and his son's love for another.
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  65. Thanks for your in-depth observations. Some other commentators prefer to skate on thin ice.
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  66. Imagine a new MAGA mail carrier at your door. No experience required.
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  67. Billy Beer (1977) What the media did to Carter was disgusting. What next?
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  68. The commentator is playing puppeteer via his guest's hot buttons. In everyday life, one needs be conscious of signals that indicate when one is being manipulated into a dramatic scene by pressure on personally charged emotional issues.
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  69. Uncle Sam needs to increase his range over Mother Russia.
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  70. Desert Drifter can experience the bug bites, creepy crawlies, and any poison ivy while I comfortably explore and feel inspired to draft like story panels in appreciation. Happy anniversary to this wonderful channel.
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  71. The more I learn, the less I know.
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  72. I fully agree.
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  73. Some of us become more bigoted as we become more dependent on others in our old age.
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  74. Stuffed with revenue, the mattress looked plump until the heavily draped canopy overhead came crashing down.
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  75. Russia: A Sociopathic State Reminding me that what is true for the individual is true for the state.
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  76. I think that this war was initiated by those who have so much inner conflict and overwhelming anxiety that it has evolved into a violent projection on their nearest neighbor.
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  77. It's morally wrong to allow a sucker to keep his money. - W. C. Fields
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  78. Politics by proxy.
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  79. Here's what happens in a corrupt civil service. Party preferences for positions and subpar shoddy work for quota's sake.
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  80. A comment that makes me stop and think: "People will go for strong and wrong over right and weak..."
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  81. Wit and wisdom are found here.
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  82. War of Attrition vs. Hybrid War
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  83. A certain spokesman needs to join Napoleon in exile. Might he then see the light?
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  84. A service society. It takes all I have to maintain my stuff.
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  85. She appears to address an illiterate audience.
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  86. There is an old archetypal theory, "If all the books in the world are ever burned, the tarot will continue to exist."
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  87. ☢️ Thanks for the 101 on nuclear power plants. I will sleep a little easier while anticipating Russia's next self-defeating move. Glory to Ukraine!🕊️
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  88. Mother Russia's retro-Soviet regime demonstrates a regression into adolescent histrionics that empowers an illusion of invincibility.
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  89. When I listen to Trump, I imagine him talking to a mirror that makes it all too clear.
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  90. “As a person’s levels of wealth increase, their feelings of compassion and empathy go down, and their feelings of entitlement, of deservingness, and their ideology of self-interest increases,” Paul Piff says in his talk from TEDxMarin. Through surveys and studies, Piff and his colleagues have found that wealthier individuals are more likely to moralize greed and self-interest as favorable, less likely to be prosocial, and more likely to cheat and break laws if it behooves them.
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  91. Yahoo! My algorithm is coming back!
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  92. Chlorine was first used as a chemical weapon in World War I, where it killed an estimated 1,100 unprotected soldiers. It has also been used in Syria's civil war, where Human Rights Watch has documented 24 chlorine attacks since 2014, resulting in 32 deaths and hundreds of injuries. - Research Labs AI
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  93. The fact that the crowd chose Barabbas is scary when considering the coming election.
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  94. "What goes around, comes around." The man leaves a trail of broken businesses and empty pockets.
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  95. Insecure personalities are often attracted to full-figured individuals.
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  96. An indurance contest: Double shifts and overtime pay might be an analogy of the Russian wartime economy.
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  97. Robert Deniro as Taxi Driver came back to haunt me, yesterday.
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  98. My reply to Putin's speech: "The road to hell is paved with good intentions. In other words, the road to failure is made easier by your intentions."
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  99. "Tsk-tsk! Another untouchable." All that work to dress up and no man in his right mind will have a thing to do with him!
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  100. The Russians have been gaining ground since we stalled on support at the cost of life and limb.
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  101. Preston needs a Wikipedia bio.
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  102. Your books hold their value on the resale and auction markets, that in itself is an accomplishment. I am happy to have found you.
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  103. Machiavellianism is a personality trait that describes someone manipulative, cunning, and self-interested, and who will do whatever it takes to achieve their goals. People with Machiavellianism may also lack empathy and have a cynical view of the world. The term comes from Niccolò Machiavelli, a 16th-century Renaissance diplomat and philosopher who wrote about applying these strategies to war. - Search Labs AI
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  104. Asymmetric warfare is a type of war between opposing forces that have significant differences in military power, strategy, or tactics. It often involves a stronger, organized force fighting a smaller, unorganized force. - Generative AI
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  105. Salespeople are often their own best customers. Employee discounts can mean very little to no paycheck.
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  106. A fantasy to live vicariously through a powerful person easily becomes an expensive short-term investment with a low yield.
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  107. What others can do for me vs. what I can do for others
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  108. Putin, a disadvantaged childhood, and a double set of values.
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  109. “Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country,” - John F. Fennedy
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  110. Safe at home, barefoot and pregnant while Big Daddy frequently flies off to pleasure island.
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  111. I see Russia's relationship with North Korea all the more now.
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  112. Where a margin of crime is blindsided, organization is bound to ensue.
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  113. Why did Vance change his name? Vance was born James Donald Bowman in Middletown, Ohio, a town halfway between Dayton and Cincinnati. Following his parents' divorce, Bowman's middle name was changed David. James adopted his stepfather's last name for some of his teenage years, with his 2003 senior yearbook identifying him as James Hamel. - USA Today
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  114. For many, the military rite of passage turns bedroom battles into an exhilarating challenge, regardless of the duration. Recognizing that "I am my own worst enemy" is a powerful step that can lead to true salvation. - edited by Grammarly
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  115. Bad Norman Lear
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  116. Which comes first, political or education reform?
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  117. How long can Mother Russia stay barefoot and pregnant and captivated by the Czar's blind ambitions?
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  118. What is a megalomaniac person? A megalomaniac is a pathological egotist, that is, someone with a psychological disorder with symptoms like delusions of grandeur and an obsession with power. We also use the word megalomaniac more informally for people who behave as if they're convinced of their absolute power and greatness. - Vocabulary
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  119. Thank You for venting for so many of us who agree with your statements.
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  120. Karen Horney: A fun read: The glory was so fleeting, it wasn't worth all the effort.
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  121. Corporate Rule vs. Economic Populists
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  122. My main take on Freud: Emotional ambevelancy is an innate human condition.
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  123. Like Michael Cohen, there is a point when I must be true to my conscious, admit my faults, and do my best to work for a better world for us all.
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  124. What goes around, comes around. 1 Russian Ruble equals 0.010 United States Dollar
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  125. May we all learn to see through deception and work to solve real problems with lasting solutions.
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  126. With universal women's equal rights and more women as global leaders, I see more peace and less strife. A world more to the benefit of all.
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  127. I am reminded of Peter Sellers' Being There (1979). Just how profound was Chance? A Ruppert Murdoch parody?
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  128. Currency: A measure of trust.
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  129. Name-calling signals a loss of self-control. I will try to remember that.
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  130. Algorithm missing in action.
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  131. Asymmetrical warfare can also describe a conflict in which belligerents' resources are uneven, and consequently, they both may attempt to exploit each other's relative weaknesses. - Wikipedia
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  132. Mother Russia has forgotten that it takes a village. She isolates herself as her favored son runs with bad company.
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  133. Take faith, act in trust.
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  134. I dare say, "Shakespeare In The Park might gather greater numbers."
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  135. Mote: Good journalism tells truth to power.
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  136. From the get-go: This judge has a talent for making people unhappy.
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  137. As our world spins faster and out of control, we grow nostalgic.
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  138. 🐕 'Bird Dogging' in this case means "to persistently point out someone or something" as to distract and misinform, to redirect.
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  139. The prospect of eating turnips all winter is enough to make a child want to go around the neighborhood begging for and hoarding sweets. The biggest turnip hollowed out and filled with collected goodies, might offer a bit of compensation for the bitter cold days ahead.
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  140. Dr. Freud's Superego wasn't one to argue with. It always insisted on having the last say.
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  141. A dictator who owns an ambitious media platform is a recipe for disaster.
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  142. Note: (1) Depopulation, transfer of population. (2) Ideaolgical liberation, replenishes the native workforce population. (3) Leaves unoccupied area free for battle.
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  143. Misogyny R.I.P. 2024
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  144. Laugh! Release some of that pent-up anxiety inside! Don't let it get bottled up, let it go. Cheer the team to victory or at least be a good sport.
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  145. A Pass The Buck Strategy: Back out now, pay later.
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  146. His cup of fear runneth over.
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  147. To an old man, this sounds like a troubled gang of teenagers crying for attention.
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  148. "One of the oldest symbols made by humans, the swastika dates back some 6,000 years to rock and cave paintings. Scholars generally agree it originated in India. With the emergence of the Sanskrit language came the term 'swastika', a combination of 'su', or good, and 'asti', to be; in other words, well-being." - City of Albuquerque (NM)
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  149. Criminal Genius: Pass the buck with your fingerprints attached.
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  150. Horrible City = No Pay Zone
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  151. Mexican food is available around almost every corner here. My own diet is largely Tex-Mex, surrounded by Chinese consumer goods.
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  152. "I'm feeling a bit off-color today."
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  153. In the face of mounting losses, pride grows grandiose in its ignorance.
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  154. I never lie, therefore I never make mistakes.
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  155. Vladimir Solovyov should promote his own signature vodka brand along with his exciting political views.
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  156. A shark's misunderstanding might lead to a shocking experience if the ship sinks.
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  157. I have been a student of Joe Bloggs since the beginning of the war. Here's another threshold to understanding.
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  158. My take: A Death Wish is fundamently an innate desire to return to the security of the mother's womb. One's ability to process anxiety, to solve problems, determines how accute this drive is.
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  159. Note: A tax on human life.
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  160. Russkiy mir is also known as Holy Rus, and is a united Russian sphere that includes Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus. It has a common political center in Moscow and a common spiritual center in Kyiv.  - Generative AI
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  161. Trump Winery (formerly Kluge Estate Winery and Vineyard) is a winery on Trump Vineyard Estates in the Piedmont region of the Commonwealth of Virginia in the county of Albemarle. It is within the Monticello viticultural area and is among the 23 wineries on the Monticello Wine Trail. - Wikipedia
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  162. What drug addicts do: Grab and run...
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  163. Banned from home delivery? Loomer gained notoriety as a result of being banned from numerous social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, payment processors, vehicles for hire, and food delivery mobile apps for various reasons, including violating policies on hate speech and posting misinformation. - Wikipedia
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  164. Lara Trump graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in communications from North Carolina State University and also studied at the French Culinary Institute, in New York. - Wikipedia
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  165. Max Headroom (b.1985) reflected an innocence, largely influenced not by mentors and life experience but by information absorbed from television. - Wikipedia
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  166. AI Query: What is Trump's relationship to Nixon? The letters between once and future presidents show the two men engaged in something of an exercise in mutual affirmation. They were two men in Manhattan who craved the same thing: validation. - Politico
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  167. Russia: Land of a culture of corruption and diminishing returns.
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  168. A McDonald's claim that the company has been making: one in eight Americans have worked at McDonald’s at some point in their lives. - The Washington Post
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  169. Thus the reputation: "Everything he touches dies."
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  170. A subservient dilemma and a call for a paradigm.
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  171. A great empire can overextend itself as history shows.
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  172. "Too much cup of Joe."
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  173. "Dr. Poignant, you speak enlightening prose. Thank you."
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  174. "Liar, liar, pants on fire!"
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  175. Adolescent peer pressure and a peer process may never be fully conscious although it can continue to affect one for a lifetime.
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  176. In youth, a dove; in old age, a hawk, but at what cost?
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  177. A common mistake is, "I must convince others in order to believe it myself."
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  178. It’s important to note that the landscape of media and political awareness is constantly evolving, and so is the public’s engagement with it.
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  179. A double set of values, "Do as I say, not as I do," goes to the very heart of conflict and anxiety.
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  180. For those bound to a hard life in the hot and cold of extremities, a righteous and superior attitude was a mark of resilience and endurance for the select.
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  181. An inexperienced MAGA sycophant delivering my mail is a nightmare.
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  182. Alcohol consumption in Russia has increased since the beginning of the war in Ukraine: In 2023, Russia consumed 2.3 billion liters of alcohol, which is similar to trends during the Soviet era. Alcohol abuse in the Kremlin: Members of Russia's political elite have turned to alcohol to cope with the pressures of the war. For example, Kremlin banquets have increased alcohol limits from one to two bottles per person. Stress, fear, and grief: Journalist Sergei Shelin writes that these are the main reasons for the increase in alcohol consumption. Other factors that may contribute to the increase in alcohol consumption include: • The return of pardoned criminals from Ukraine • The stagnant, apathetic society that has emerged • The conscription system, which may lead to drinking issues among servicemen The increase in alcohol consumption is also correlated with an increase in violent crime. In 2023, Russia had over 589,000 felonies, the highest since 2011. - Search Labs AI
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  183. After having joined the Legions Of The Misunderstood, his dependencies became more entrenched as his self-destructive tendencies became more pronounced.
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  184. Poster Girl.
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  185. "I see nothing! I hear nothing! I know nothing!" - Sgt. Schultz (Hogan's Heroes)
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  186. I am ready to make Jamie Raskin the Designated Driver.
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  187. I get the impression that people will put up with a lot until it gets down to the price and availability of bread and potatoes. In Russia's case, I would add their beloved potato water to the list.
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  188. Since Truth Social suffers continued losses and lacks a path to profitability, the stock risks selloffs on even mildly negative news, they said. “The political hope is meeting a financial reality,” Tyler Richey, an analyst at Sevens Report Research, told ABC News. Apr 16, 2024
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  189. Dollarization vs. Economic Autonomy 11 foreign nations use the U.S. dollar as their official currency. It typically results in enhanced monetary and economic stability but necessarily involves a loss of economic autonomy in monetary policy. - Investopedia
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  190. "Dog Eat Dog" politics.
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  191. India raises US oil imports in June, cuts Russia, data shows.
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  192. Does Donald love Hannibal Lector more than Kim Jong Un?? I would think twice before making either one jealous!
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  193. Mike "Dysfunctional Family" Johnson
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  194. Just vote Putin and he'll take care of everything. No worries.
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  195. Awww... she's been drinking again. Here we go.
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  196. Trump works the system to his advantage by protraction. In part, that's his art of the deal. Bog it down court. Rig it for no pay, and no real consequences.
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  197. As the world watches, Ukraine needs to lose any ties to the Russian business model and its culture of corruption.
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  198. I recall an ancient military innovation: Silk body armor
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  199. In Freudian psychoanalytic theory, a death wish refers to the desire for the demise of another person, often a parent or authority figure. Sigmund Freud said that most people have a death wish, a desire, often deeply repressed, for self-destruction. - Generative AI
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  200. The old man looked up from the depths of his newspaper, shook his head, and said, "It never ceases to amaze me, the things people will agree to do for a paycheck!"
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  201. The primary neurochemical involved in the reward of power that is known today is dopamine, the same chemical transmitter responsible for producing a sense of pleasure. Power activates the very same reward circuitry in the brain and creates an addictive “high” in much the same way as drug addiction. - The Conversation
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  202. It must be an unbearably harsh and unforgiving world where fathers raise their sons to be martyrs.
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  203. David, I can relate. You are my go to in this busy world. Will further support asap. Thank You.
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  204. Here comes a watermelon photoshoot...
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  205. Begging, pleading, and feeling hate as compensation for having to stoop so low. Aggression for taking so long...
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  206. Considering I check in with you every day, best I help pay the light bill. Best wishes!
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  207. “You are the company you keep.”
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  208. Most any coffee shop waitress might say, "The two just don't look compatible. It's not going to last."
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  209. As the generation turns: Given the opportunity, I expect Russia's youth to react in opposition to their parent's current culture and, as in the case of this catastrophic war, with good reason. (Baby Boomers and Vietnam)
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  210. Cooking up a smoke screen while digging that hole a little deeper every day.
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  211. Yahoo! A tropical Slab City!
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  212. The saying, "Crocodile tears" comes from the mysterious tendency of crocodiles to release tears as they eat.
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  213. If money can buy a diploma, it can buy a medical diagnosis.
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  214. "Tit for tat" is an English phrase that means to respond to an action with a similar action. It's often used as a form of retaliation or revenge.  - Generative AI
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  215. Are not all Americans aware that communism does not work? I hear a Baby Boomer trying to push a hot button; that's a disconnect in today's world.
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  216. Thanks for mentioning "Bananas". How does one feed a hungry army of insurrectionists?
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  217. What's a wealthy genius doing with his head in the toilet? Stupping to an all-time low?
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  218. 2 days ago - The Trump Organization announced plans for a luxury residential tower under its brand in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, expanding its relationship with a local real estate developer. Dar Global and Trump said in a statement that the deal would build on a $200 million Trump-branded project in Oman announced in March. - Bloomberg (Saudi plane was also seen at Dallas airport.)
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  219. Posturing for a civil war post-sentencing or just my imagination?
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  220. "Come on folks, just play along accordingly."
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  221. The greater the success, the greater the corruption? Who is fooling who?
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  222. I'm riding a commuter train to work most every day with an intent to work for a better world for us all. See ya.
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  223. 🇺🇲 Gen. Ben Hodges Please speak for Ukraine at the Chicago Democratic Convention (August 19 to 22, 2024).
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  224. When an aging medicated dictator begins training children, he must plotting his own immortality. Any successor implies disruption and reform.
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  225. Locking horns.
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  226. Will we ever learn from Cain and Abel?
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  227. Bibliophile Note: The Culture of Critique series is a trilogy of books by Kevin B. MacDonald - Wikipedia
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  228. The Buddy System, A rite of passage.
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  229. Thank you for your perseverance in this time of war.
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  230. Baby strollers to the war front must be lowering the morale of so many Russian soldiers.
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  231. Entertainer. He has currently grasp more of my attention than at any other time in his career.
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  232. What's the latest late-nightmare email?
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  233. Robbing Peter to pay Paul: I buy more bargains than I can maintain, which means burdensome service expenses until replaced out of necessity at the lowest price for as long as I can avoid further maintenance costs. All on credit in due course.
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  234. Laura Loomer, Professional Troublemaker
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  235. Note: Celebrating the history and not the ideology.
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  236. After so many games and watching teams and their coaches, people who push to win often develop nervous habits and superstitions. A sports medicine doctor and therapy might be called for.
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  237. May we all learn the tricks of the grifter's trade and not feel fooled again another day.
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  238. I wonder if that Bitcoin ATM is financed. It's offline now, but for how long? There appear to be a lot of ambitious people out there looking to get ahead and make the party entertaining.
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  239. (?) Escalate to de-escalate = Hurry up and wait
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  240. Flashback: The House banking scandal broke in early 1992, when it was revealed that the US House of Representatives allowed its members to overdraw their House checking accounts without the risk of being penalized by the House bank, which was actually a clearinghouse. - Wikipedia
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  241. Pro-wrestling has been call a soap opera for men. Myth scripted and choreographed.
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  242. How about NATO and Biden Air Force Base strategically positioned in Crimea with the task of keeping the Black Sea secure from terrorism and promoting free trade? Crimea needs Ukraine's water to flourish agriculturally. Africa needs grain and the US wants stable fuel prices.
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  243. Where the east meets the west, where the right finds the left and the left finds the right, there I find enlightenment.
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  244. I followed Freud's footnotes into a will to power and the eternal return.
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  245. Theory: Corruption's biggest victim is creativity.
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  246. I can understand how a relatively young democracy can lapse into a seemly secure authoritarian status quo. Mounting corruption without competition will lead to mounting insecurities along with a diminished ability to solve social problems which then induces general instability. The eventual call for reformation, a return to a more refined democratic process is inclusive of individual participation by the populace.
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  247. Will Trump gift the Black Sea to Putin for a Christmas present?
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  248. The status of a state's current economy will to a large degree determine a population's support of the war.
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  249. The Great Social Leveler Alcohol takes its tow.
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  250. Laura Loomer is surely building up to a tell-all memoir. All the nasty acquisitions she makes tell me that critics will condemn her book.
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  251. "He died the way he lived," is a life lesson to us all.
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  252. There are those who wait by the phone for their call to purpose and heroism.
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  253. I think we are yet to witness a more acute display of sociopathology's more violent tendencies.
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  254. I try to remember: confession and projection. The core of propaganda.
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  255. 🎯
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  256. "Vote in a referendum to join Ukraine and tell Russia you want a better life," I say.
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  257. Mr. Misanthrope was recently overheard mumbling to himself in a most compensatory tone, "I'm going to get even! I'll have my day of glory, no matter how long it takes! They'll be sorry!"
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  258. Communism and Transger, like oil and water, don't mix.
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  259. How much of these rallies' soundtrack is canned. I hear a lot of noise and see less excitement.
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  260. The Estimated Prophet of Doom Posturing with an underlying threat of aggression.
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  261. Left vs. Right: The West in part, the East as a whole. Authoritarianism vs. Freedom. Russia is in between and, therefore, a point of global conflict. To what degree is subjectification part of humanity's DNA?
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  262. An Autocrat, along with acquiring great wealth and power might desire control over his populace's gene pool. Directing and stimulating the birth rate by mobilizing the general public, minority cleansing, and importing qualifying second-class citizens, while indoctrinating youth into a structured society that insures the ruler's continued regime and agenda.
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  263. The neighborhood convenience store is easily a 1 million dollar business.
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  264. Mr. Putin, We can do that, too.
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  265. Spare me the dirt.
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  266. Russian Shopping List - • Body Bags • Pregnacy Tests
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  267. I see those benefiting from the wartime economy to be spending more and more on comfort goods and escapism as times advance.
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  268. Cold hard facts are hard to admit. No one is exempt from being duped by a false narrative or into an alternate reality. Social stress along with chronic economic misery can lead to bigotry, escapism, and brutality.
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  269. I am reminded again of Russia's culture of corruption.
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  270. Playing into Hitler, playing for Putin.
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  271. The "make my day" quote is "Go ahead, make my day, a famous line spoken by the character Harry Callahan (played by Clint Eastwood) in the movie "Sudden Impact" (1983), essentially meaning "challenge me I'm ready for it.". - Search Labs AI
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  272. Fortunately, Sabbatical was not loaded on a bus to the war front with a life expectancy of 4 to 8 hours after drop-off at the meat grinder.
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  273. Russia, whole or inpart, is going to have to relinquish the Black Sea to their opponents.
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  274. The awesome spirit of these Indigenous spaces inspires me to reflect and create.
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  275. Scenario: So busy just getting through another day, let someone else take care of politics. What matters to me is how much change I have in my pocket.
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  276. Metaphors can be enigmatic.
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  277. The Russians act as though they are exempt from their own actions. Here again I am reminded of the saying, "Do as I say, not as I do." This philosophy can only cause inner conflict and projection.
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  278. Mark, You are articulating the point of my platform. Kind regards.
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  279. The man even abuses AI. What a mess he leaves for others to pick up after.
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  280. Michael Cohen's book "Disloyal" explains how Trump fixes polls to his advantage.
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  281. I like to think, "I don't have opinions, I have theories that are always open to revaluation."
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  282. I can immediately relate to what you are saying. You are describing a wartime economy such as what Russia has become. Limited resources, short-term profit.
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  283. I'm very frightened, "they" could come and get me too for making hush money payments to a porn star.
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  284. 🤔 Fabergé eggs and nesting dolls. (Edited by Grammarly)
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  285. Thugs in the shady back corner of the playground, armed with cheap diposable toys meant to hurt anyone that they encounter.
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  286. Some weightlifters might call that a dog pile.
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  287. Watching you grow makes me happy.
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  288. Putin's slumming.
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  289. Along with the declaration of dictatorship, Martial law.
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  290. Democracy might be seen as the best problem-solving mechanism for the relationship between the state and the individual. Common consensus can thereby respond within a political framework to the benefit of the largest number. Voter apathy is the greatest deterent to Democracy.
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  291. in more than words can express, thank you.
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  292. I think history proves that the first side to target civilians will ultimately lose. Rape and pillage are self-defeating acts.
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  293. All economists should be supremely wealthy; as it is, it must be a labor of love. I always went to the local newspaper's business section first, and the sports section last.
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  294. "Run, run as fast as you can!" Learn to deal with the responsibility and anxiety that accompany success, or sell and move on. A sense of well-being (happiness) can not be bought.
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  295. "I love you to the moon and back." Sting and The Police, "Walking On The Moon" (1979) is a catchy tune many Baby Boomers are familiar with.
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  296. Trump demanding a more scenic route.
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  297. "I'm too busy on my mobile, would somebody charismatic please take over and take care of that nasty business of politics? Who can you believe anyway?"
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  298. Elon Musk's actual source of income: Publicity
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  299. I am very much emotionally invested. What more can I say?
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  300. Easy catch entry-level infantry: Ukrainian troops also took more than 100 Russian soldiers prisoner, Syrskyi said. Zelenskyy said they would be used to swap for Ukrainian POWs. - ABC News
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  301. "To earn one's trust." Biden has mine.
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  302. Economic Sanctionology. Truth in practice.
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  303. Russia: An inebriated state, insistent on the encroachment of a culture of corruption by enabling an alternate reality supported by propaganda.
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  304. I am taking a break from the house when my personal over-spending among Capitol Hill socialites catches up with me.
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  305. The glory of omniscience.
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  306. Nikki, Nikki, 90%: Here is the best-kept secret about U.S. military aid to Ukraine: Most of the money is being spent here in the United States. That’s right: Funds that lawmakers approve to arm Ukraine are not going directly to Ukraine but are being used stateside to build new weapons or to replace weapons sent to Kyiv from U.S. stockpiles. Of the $68 billion in military and related assistance Congress has approved since Russia invaded Ukraine, almost 90 percent is going to Americans, one analysis found. - Washington Post
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  307. Russia: A boutique next to a superstore.
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  308. Ukraine has a chance to show the world how a state can rise above abuse and reach for its full potential as history watches. Russia's future generations need to learn this lesson, as does any other state that is tempted to empower a dictator at any time in the future.
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  309. Some folks might consider homeschooling to consist of children's picture books from the local thrift store.
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  310. Imperialism requires unlimited resources and cheap labor which in turn implies continued encroachment and expansion. Without a new frontier or a power vacuum to fill, Imperialism is destined for failure.
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  311. If not the VP, how about the head of Homeland Security? With that in mind, MJG's message here is particularly poignant.
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  312. Onward Christian soldiers? Or, backpedaling into the Old Testament with a blood lust for more empowerment?
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  313. I suspect many trolls hone their skills on copy/paste singles' dating sites, or could it be the other way around?
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  314. Burning Man ripoff. These wannabe entrepreneurs need to be more original.
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  315. Thanks for the heads up. I have been using Grammarly for years...
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  316. You are ready when you are ready. Not a moment before.
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  317. A "reluctant hero" is a character in a story who is initially hesitant or unwilling to take on the role of a hero, often due to personal doubts, fears, or a desire for a normal life, but eventually rises to the occasion when faced with a crisis, overcoming their reluctance to perform heroic deeds. Key characteristics of a reluctant hero: Avoids responsibility: They actively try to sidestep the heroic path and may initially refuse to get involved in the conflict. Self-doubt: They often question their abilities and may believe they are not capable of being a hero. Ordinary life preference: They value their normal life and would rather not be thrust into the spotlight of heroism. Internal struggle: Their journey often involves overcoming their internal resistance and fears to embrace their heroic potential. Growth through challenges: As they face obstacles and difficult situations, they gradually develop confidence and heroism. Examples in literature and film: Bilbo Baggins from "The Hobbit": Starts as a homebody hobbit who is reluctant to join the dwarves on their quest but eventually proves his courage and resourcefulness. Harry Potter from "Harry Potter series": Initially unaware of his magical abilities and destiny, he must overcome his fears and insecurities to confront Lord Voldemort. Luke Skywalker from "Star Wars": Starts as a farm boy on a remote planet with dreams of adventure but must leave his comfortable life to fight against the Empire. - Research Labs AI
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  318. Venezuela or Bust! Putin should think about moving in with Trump.
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  319. All wards of the state to the front as the Russian economy crumbles.
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  320. A gift that keeps on giving? I would suggest a major paradigm shift.
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  321. From laughing to marching in the streets. How long will be before the march comes home?
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  322. Borderline personality straddling the fence?
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  323. Leave it to Putin to tell me what I am going to see.
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  324. While listening to Super-T in Lost Wages, l kept thinking of his Truth Social stockholders, as if this speech was sublimaly directed them.
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  325. Kabal is a character in the Mortal Kombat series who starts as a villain but later becomes a hero. He is a Black Dragon enforcer who was once a police rookie until Kano tempted him to join the Black Dragon for money. Kabal has been portrayed by Daniel Nelson and Keith Silverstein in the films Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind. - Copilot AI
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  326. What this means to a low-level civil service employee who took annual security clearance exams for over thirty years...
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  327. What happened to Native Americans? MAGA's American History is cherry-picking.
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  328. Will the old party usurper's upend the progressive status quo?
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  329. I should live long enough to see a Plutarch-inspired "The Parallel Lives of Putin and Trump." Note: Plutarch's Parallel Lives influenced William Shakespeare's Roman history plays and his conception of the tragic hero. For example, Shakespeare's line "Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look; he thinks too much: such men are dangerous" is based on a line from Plutarch's life of Brutus.
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  330. Putin's life may be in the hands of Xi.
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  331. Global politics? "Monkey see, Monkey do." (lol)
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  332. "Trumpamaniacs," says Hulk Hogan
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  333. Flakey, might be the word.
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  334. This, now, is hard-earned progress in the evolution of military science.
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  335. Thank you.
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  336. Houthi's march across the American flag reminds me that we should not be doing the same by printing current political images and slogans across the flag.
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  337. Another MAGA day at the Coliseum.
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  338. Biden earned the nickname "Amtrak Joe" as he commuted between Delaware and Washington for decades.
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  339. Baby Boomer trait: Bad lawyer jokes were so popular that they gave the profession a bad reputation, which led to a shortage. Anecdotal note: The Paper Chase (1978 ‧ Drama ‧ 4 seasons)
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  340. Just say, "No."
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  341. Why did the US wait so long to join WW2? Isolationists believed that World War II was ultimately a dispute between foreign nations and that the United States had no good reason to get involved. The best policy, they claimed, was for the United States to build up its defenses and avoid antagonizing either side. - National WW2 Museum
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  342. Thanks for getting on your soapbox and advocating...
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  343. Valuable shoreline property? Don't overlook the Black Sea
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  344. Might countries where more women are elected, experience less corruption?
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  345. "....and everybody lived happily ever after."
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  346. Live by the sword, die by the sword.
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  347. From the very beginning, AI slowly took control of the dictatorship.
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  348. A late message from Neverland Ranch.
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  349. Food for thought: Constantine
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  350. American politics reflects the American diet, high in fat, low in nutrition, and low in fiber.
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  351. Big Daddy never let a newborn keep him from the strip club buffet.
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  352. May God Bless You
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  353. If I meditate on mindfulness, long enough, I will feel love.
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  355. Your book is on my wish list. Lest I forget.
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  356. Amazon's next-day delivery is impressive. It must be making an impact on convenience locations.
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  357. Making everything at home means, all too often, invading the neighbor's garden.
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  358. Ramzan Kadyrov is self-destructive to the degree that he is bigoted and repressive.
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  359. Russia vodka consumers, ready to buy: "Let's keep the economy well-oiled!"
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  360. Made In China ?
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  361. Note: Propaganda = Desatanization Another word for ethnic cleansing.
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  362. What Does the Crucifixion Represent? For Christians, Jesus Christ's crucifixion does not represent pain and suffering. Rather, because it was part of a divine plan to save humanity, Jesus' crucifixion represents salvation and his miraculous resurrection. - Yahoo
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  363. "Do as I say, not as I do" easily produces a generation that has anti-social, anti-authoritarian traits.
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  364. (A) Hierophant.
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  365. Some of these politians might learn some common courtesy by attending a hockey playoff game.
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  366. The only trusted news source that we will need? Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (TMTG) is an American media and technology company majority-owned by former U.S. president Donald Trump.
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  367. Watching those kids play social leapfrog can be most exasperating.
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  368. You can't reason with a sick mind.
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  369. Whew! When I see that tube of gold teeth, I think of Nazi Germany. Must history repeat itself this way? Greed is truly the downfall of mankind.
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  370. If Judge Cannon's objective was to stall this case until after the election, she was successful.
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  371. Ben, You just made my day. Thanks!
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  372. Monkey see monkey do, strikes again!!
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  373. Dallas, American television soap opera, was one of the most popular prime-time television shows in the United States from 1978 to 1991. The show was considered a cult classic in the United States and other parts of the world and was often referenced in popular culture. Some say the show's style, set design, characters, and fashion drew viewers in. Others say the show's use of cliffhangers at the end of seasons kept people coming back for more. - Search Labs AI
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  374. We need a figurehead well-versed in self-discipline rather than self-medication.
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  375. There's money in them their hills! Dynasty is an American TV drama that follows two wealthy families, the Carringtons and the Colbys, as they fight for control of their fortune and children. The show is known for its glitz and glamor but also exposes the dark side of a corrupt world. The show is told primarily through the perspectives of two women at odds: Fallon Carrington, daughter of billionaire Blake Carrington, and her soon-to-be stepmother, Cristal. - Search Labs AI
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  376. Russia continues to entrench into its blind-side.
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  377. we cannot prevent the birth of A Hispanic American Majority
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  378. What next? The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?
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  379. Note: All contact is strictly transactional.
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  380. Summit and Children's Hospital: Atypical confession and projection claim.
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  381. Mark's mindfulness shows in his perspective.
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  382. "Indian giver" is an offensive term for someone who takes back a gift or demands something in return. - Search Labs AI
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  383. Sanctions and Neoliberalism?
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  384. More and more Russians living day to day with diminishing expectations for the future.
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  385. These days I am disappointed with WSJ more often than not.
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  386. A rabid Russian bear.
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  387. To a point, it's the art of seduction and once it's done, it's over.
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  388. Does J.D. also glow in the dark? Somethings, you just can't escape.
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  389. That big stinking onion seems to have infinite layers.
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  390. What seeds kill (intestinal) parasites? Eat more raw garlic, pumpkin seeds, pomegranates, beets, and carrots, all of which have been used traditionally to kill parasites. In one study, researchers found that a mixture of honey and papaya seeds cleared the stools of parasites in 23 out of 30 subjects. Drink a lot of water to help flush out your system. - Research Labs AI
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  391. Necessity is the mother of invention.
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  392. April 01, 2011, Perpetual GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump has finally responded to the recent animal rights furor over his notable hairpiece. Trump was originally confronted last week with a Christian Science Monitor article revealing that designer wig maker Cheval by Andre had sold the billionaire a specialized toupee containing fur from the nearly-extinct Iberian Lynx, but until now he had declined to comment. A statement released this morning through his press agent admitted the accuracy of the story but insisted he did nothing wrong. This content was created by a Daily Kos Community member.
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  393. Old age seems to foster neglect. The world at large is a busy place with an unsure future.
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  394. The headlines along the cash register aisle are far more entertaining.
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  395. Capital Hill should listen to General Ben Hodges.
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  396. The “breadbasket” regions of historical empires were of immense importance. These areas were the agricultural heartlands that produced the bulk of an empire’s grain, which was essential for feeding the population, maintaining the army, and supporting the economy. Microsoft Copilot AI
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  397. Marks says, "Collective Unconscious" and I think, "Archetype." At my advancing age I look to AI: Carl Jung's theory of the collective unconscious implies archetypal behavior: Collective unconscious The collective unconscious is a part of the mind that contains inherited memories and impulses that are common to all humans. It's distinct from the personal unconscious, which comes from an individual's experiences. Archetypes Archetypes are universal ideas and behavior patterns that are created by shared memories in the collective unconscious. They can be expressed as symbols, signs, or patterns of thinking. Some examples of archetypes include the hero, the anima, the persona, the shadow, and the trickster. Archetypal behavior Archetypal behavior is a pattern of behavior that activates in response to certain situations. Archetypes can influence a person's feelings and actions, and they often don't follow cultural rules or traditions. Examples of archetypal behavior Archetypal behavior can be expressed in dreams, visions, myths, and fairytales. For example, the anima image is thought to be active in childhood, where it projects superhuman qualities onto the mother. Jung used his theory of the collective unconscious to explain how social phobias and fears can manifest in people without an obvious reason. He also believed that dreams compensate for parts of the psyche that aren't fully developed during waking life. - Search Labs AI
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  398. I see the master of argument here. Thank God he stands for truth and justice.
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  399. Dr. Devious' Plan: Create excitement, get lots of others to make the investments, and make a fortune on the transaction and service charges.
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  400. Saddam Hussein's bigger-than-life statues might be considered a good investment for Trump.
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  401. Propaganda's extended use of sensationalism to engage an audience over time will suffer dimensioning attention spans and a generally unconcerned attitude.
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  402. Why I will happy to see President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo take office on October 1, 2024.
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  403. An opinion accumulated over decades: Israel slowly and methodically encroachs on its neighbor with settlements. Meanwhile, Gaza periodically self-destructs, guided by anger and dogma rather than an education system which is too unstable to maintain.
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  404. Note: Fascist Circus Event
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  405. Ignorance is not bliss. When awareness arises of hearsay and gossip within a dark world of the unknown, imaginations seem to gravitate towards the other, an elite, that consumes babies or is at least ruthlessly bloodthirsty. Followed to its source, fear is hate and greed is the downfall of humanity.
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  406. How crazy was Beatlemania? It all seems like an exaggeration today, but it was very real. Beatlemania made the youth of the world (and the U.S. in particular) into mobs -- not exactly angry mobs, but if you saw them coming you'd get out of the way. If they thought The Beatles were in a car, they'd make sure that car wasn't going anywhere.
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  407. I assume Marshall Law with the re-election of Trump.
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  408. Two self-reliant people = An intimate relationship
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  409. The intimate relationship of these people with their creator is immortal.
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  410. The Zen of Camping
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  411. BEWARE OF HUBRIS
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  412. As long as the pipelines are running, Russia might look like a good investment for China but when the pipelines slow down to a trickle, not so much.
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  413. What is the most dark personality type? The Dark Triad personality traits – narcissism, psychopathy and Machiavellianism – can be toxic and damaging in the workplace. But be aware that someone exhibiting these traits may initially be a high achiever and potentially charming, conscientious, and achievement-oriented. - Mind Tools
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  414. The kind Cat Lady's mistake: Milk can be unhealthy for cats because most cats are lactose intolerant, meaning they don't have the enzyme to digest milk sugar.
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  415. “Pride goeth before a fall.” Invincibility is a component of narcissism, as by definition, people high in narcissism cannot see or admit to their flaws. They believe they deserve that special attention that they want everyone to give them, and so make constant demands. - Psychology Today
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  416. 📰 BREAKING NEWS! Storks to be used for delivery of babies due to a personnel shortage.
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  417. Russia: A little dog with a big bite.
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  418. "Czar Testosterone The Great Meets The God Of Good Fortune" is coming to a theater near you soon!
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  419. Putin's regime and its satellites seem to have limited abilities to perceive the consequences of their actions.
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  420. Cashing in on a market hungry for more propaganda may be profitable in the short term but a bad career move. Sooner or later, reality will set in. Retirement plan recommended.
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  421. I am reminded of the invisible hand in the bedroom.
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  422. Seek enlightenment through purpose. Seek redemption through wisdom.
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  423. I see a more tolerant world on the horizon.
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  424. Why are Birkin bags so expensive? The exceptional level of craftsmanship in producing the handbag is the rationale for the company's pricing. Each Birkin takes a minimum of 18 hours to make as a single artisan hand-sews, buffs, paints and polishes the bag, according to Sotheby's. - Fox Business • Apr 22, 2024
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  425. $1 knockoff! What a deal!
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  426. A Sociopathic State - According to research and psychological understanding, keeping secrets can indeed make you sick, as the constant stress and anxiety of concealing information can negatively impact your mental and physical health, leading to symptoms like headaches, digestive issues, and even increased blood pressure. Key points about secrets and health: Stress hormone surge: When you keep a secret, your body releases stress hormones like cortisol which can disrupt your sleep, digestion, and overall well-being. Mental health impact: Secrets can contribute to feelings of anxiety, depression, and isolation, further affecting your health. Physical symptoms: The constant worry of a secret being revealed can manifest physically through symptoms like headaches, stomachaches, and muscle tension. Relationship strain: Keeping secrets from loved ones can damage trust and intimacy within relationships. - Researc Labs AI
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  427. The invincible victim.
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  428. The doctor needs to get out of his own way.
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  429. Symbiotic partners in the democratic process.
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  430. Here is the portrait of a true hero.
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  431. Bad investment. Wartime economies are short-lived.
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  432. Some gym rat somewhere just saw it all when the gal that runs the place has a boyfriend who dresses in drag. Where's the ball and chain?
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  433. AI Query: Was the Soviet Union a war economy? Yes, the Soviet Union had a war economy during World War II. The Soviet Union's command economy was designed to address the weaknesses that had damaged the Russian economy during World War I. The economy was guided by a series of five-year plans that began in 1930, and Soviet policies reallocated resources to fund military and industrial projects. This led to the development of a large military industry that could mass-produce weapons, and by the time World War II began, the Soviet Union was one of the world's leading suppliers of armaments. During the war, the Soviet Union also mobilized labor on a large scale and increased productivity through forced overtime. - Search Labs AI
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  434. A lower case epiphany!
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  435. Thanks for your advise about Al Jazeera. I like their perspectives on global issues, still I see a current editoral slant concerning Israel that I do want to follow.
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  436. Truth Social: 50% of the 18 to 34 age demographic said they don’t expect to use the platform. Only 7% of people aged 18 to 34 said they plan to use Truth Social often. Why is this such a big deal? 18 to 34 is usually the demographic with the highest social media adoption and the stats show that most aren’t interested in Truth Social. 57% of people aged 45 to 64 said they don’t plan to use Truth Social. When it comes to gender, it’s also a similar story. 61% of women and 50% of men said they wouldn’t use Truth Social at all. Only 10% of men and 6% of women said they plan on spending a lot of time on the platform. - Search Logistics
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  437. A bad artwork might be defined by a twisted truth.
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  438. At an elderly age, I think one's heart rate is more likely to be medicated than for any motivational or euphoric effects unless one has something to hide.
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  439. Knock in the night, stern justice. Scary stuff.
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  440. Thank You.
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  441. As the man ages, his death mill escalates.
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  442. In all of my advanced years, I have tried to learn from my mistakes and one thing that I have learned is that I can still be had.
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  443. Political stress, War stress, and more... Insight, wit, humor, and perspective are how we survive and grow in our chaotic world.
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  444. With a shift to a war economy, debt and investment should be avoided, better to live day to day. Who knows what's ahead?
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  445. My voter experience has told me that landslides are bad (Nixon). This time around, we need to save democracy.
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  446. How can a woman with any self-respect vote for a man who calls another man a tampon?
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  447. I learned a long time ago to run text blocks through an editor for grammatical errors and grade level. I recommend Grammarly Editor AI. It sends me periodic reports covering productivity, errors, and trends.
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  448. The Russian state has been far too dependent on its vodka industry for far too long. Younger generations are consuming less, this momentum needs to be maintained.
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  449. Hmmm... Two guys inflating each other's numbers. X-rating.
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  450. Plutarch's Lives 2024, Putin and Trump
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  451. China and Russia with their authoritarian heritages are perplexing to the freedom-loving West.
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  452. Brain Twister: Self-medicators search for a state of enhanced normality, in other words, a normal state-of-mind along with a sense of authority and control or being on-top-of-things as compensation for feeling the need to medicate in the first place.
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  453. The question of whether global terrorism can be defeated is complex and multifaceted. Experts suggest that while it may not be possible to completely eradicate terrorism, it can be reduced to more manageable levels through a combination of strategies. Here are some key points to consider: Terrorism is Rare: Statistically, terrorism is a relatively rare event, and mass casualty attacks are even rarer. This rarity makes it challenging to develop general policies based on statistical analysis. Intelligence and Integration: Effective counterterrorism strategies often rely on intelligence to understand and anticipate terrorist operations. Integration involves cooperation among nations and organizations to combat terrorism. Ideological Victory: Some argue that the ultimate victory over terrorism is ideological, requiring a recognition of common humanity over differences. Persistent Threat: Terrorism has been a part of human history for centuries and is likely to continue in some form. The goal is to prevent and tackle it effectively. In summary, while it may not be feasible to completely defeat terrorism, it is possible to limit its impact and frequency through strategic, integrated, and intelligent approaches that address both the root causes and the operational aspects of terrorist activities.
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  454. A doppelganger is a mysterious, exact double of a living person. The word "doppelganger" is German and translates to "double walker" or "double goer". A doppelganger is not someone who just resembles you, but is an exact double, right down to the way you walk, act, talk, and dress.  - Generative AI
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  455. A U.S. Department of Justice analysis of recidivism rates in 24 states concluded that 82 percent of individuals released from state prisons were rearrested at least once during the 10 years following release. Within one year of release, 43 percent of formerly incarcerated people were rearrested.
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  456. Hurray for Ruskie technology as Putin's version of the Hindenberg takes a one-way ticket to the moon.
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  457. She is the first female vice president and the highest-ranking female official in U.S. history, as well as the first African American and first Asian American vice president. - Wikipedia
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  458. "Monkey see, monkey do."
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  459. Hunting for dirt.
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  460. "I see!" said the blind man.
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  461. I suspected an affinity to Furbies. To identify with the costumes and mannerisms.
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  462. I agree with Ukraine allowing future immigration, beginning with foreign service personnel (and their families) who have volunteerily fought or worked for the war effort.
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  463. 3D Printed Weapons just registered. Tell me more... I will be researching this more on my platform. Thanks for the heads-up!
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  464. Plutarch's Lives, The 21st Century Revised Edition: Putin and Trump
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  465. As if he has just been liberated from the playground bullies' clutches.
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  466. Flashback from my childhood, "Is he chicken or not?"
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  467. May your positive waves in the pool of humanity outweigh the negative.
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  468. Like any addict in denial, who can I blame for my predicament?
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  469. National Shame Director
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  470. The Donald's Greatest Hits: The Catty Chat Collection
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  471. ⏰️ The term “Me Generation” is often associated with the Baby Boomers, a demographic group born between 1946 and 1964. This label emerged in the United States during the 1970s, a time when the country experienced significant cultural shifts. The Baby Boomers, who were coming of age during this period, were characterized by their focus on self-realization and self-fulfillment, which some perceived as being at the expense of social responsibility. - Microsoft Copilot AI
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  472. What happens the art of the deal loses touch with the current economy?
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  473. When I saw that memorable shot of Zelensky, I saw The Green Mile.
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  474. Entrenching into what one wants to believe is an unfortunate human tendency. Greed is the initiative.
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  475. Good Old Boy business first and politics second.
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  476. From designer shoes to t-shirts and caps with an American cheeseburger in hand, the Russian consumer has an apetite for Western pop culture. With the eventual ending of sanctions, I would expect western cultural tastes to rebound in full force within Russia. This current effort to purify a multi-faceted indigenous culture of its outside influences is too little, too late.
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  477. NATO gets kicked around with every presidential election.
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  478. MTG is yet another example of why gossip is a sin. What are her constituents thinking?
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  479. 💰 The Cash Cow Campaign 2024
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  480. 🇺🇲 There is a popular word used here: 'privileged'.
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  481. Billionaire Entrepreneur seeks Entertainer/Politician
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  482. There's the point when he dropped the soap. Trump Social stockholders will have a slippery time picking it up again for him.
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  483. If you lived through the 60s, the civil riots, the unrest, the anti-war demonstrations, the crowds of unruly students in the streets, with hundreds of young soldiers dying every day -- every day, and in-depth TV coverage of people being shot at close range coming into our living rooms every night, you might have more understanding of "the why and wherefore" of the song "Student Demonstration Time." - Wikipedia
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  484. The word gestalt is a German word that means "configuration" or "the way things are put together to form a whole object." - Generative AI
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  485. Minute by minute, hour by hour, a variety of news sources, I must agree with your analysis. Spot-On. Thank You.
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  486. Trash talk at the most obnoxious pitch.
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  487. Hot Button: Affirmative Action
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  488. Nazism is a conducive concept that is currently being used by an opportunist dictator to trigger a reaction from a demographic's collective memory to promote his agenda.
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  489. Suppositions can sure get us into trouble.
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  490. A. vehicle for anger expression What is the root cause(s)?
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  491. Detention camps are hotbeds for extremism.
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  492. A sense of well-being is a feeling of overall contentment, satisfaction, and positive energy, encompassing both mental and physical health, where you feel good about yourself, your life, and your ability to manage challenges, often accompanied by a sense of purpose, strong relationships, and a positive outlook on life; it's not just about the absence of problems, but rather a state of balanced and flourishing health across different aspects of your life. Key elements of well-being might include: Positive emotions: Feeling happy, calm, optimistic, and grateful. Physical health: Having good energy levels, proper nutrition, regular exercise, and being free from major illnesses. Mental health: Being able to manage stress, cope with challenges, and have a positive self-image. Social connection: Feeling supported by friends, family, and community. Meaning and purpose: Having a sense of direction and goals in life. Personal growth: Feeling like you are learning and developing as a person. -Search Labs AI
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  493. Trump might sell you a personalized $5 bill for $24.95 plus S&H. Any takers?
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  494. NDAs, or non-disclosure agreements are legally enforceable contracts that create a confidential relationship between a person who has sensitive information and a person who will gain access to that information. A confidential relationship means one or both parties has a duty not to share that information. - Generative AI
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  495. Run, Junior, run.
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  496. Ambition like hunger can induce a compromise of morals to achieve an end. The more driven, the more compensation demanded.
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  497. Is North Korea on a campaign to dispose of surplus troops that the regime cannot afford at a profit?
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  498. A bubble of decadence must be mesmerizing.
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  499. As if these MAGA politicians are selling their souls for a fundraising contract that takes on a life of its own in a pyramid scheme.
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  500. Dark Humor/Black Comedy: A tool for exploring vulgar issues by provoking discomfort, serious thought, and amusement for their audience.  - Wikipedia
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  501. To die and leave the expense to others, or not?
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  502. For our global world to become less self-destructive, we must become more tolerant.
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  503. Meditation sunrise.
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  504. Bait & Switch is the name of the game here.
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  505. A remarkable reminder that Putin is in well over his head.
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  506. People are certainly willing to pay- $153 million in Bill and Hillary Clinton speaking fees, documented. CNN (2016)
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  507. Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS): Is my psychic immune system up to the challenge? It is advised to stay well-informed and not resort to name-calling.
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  508. During the Soviet-Afghan War (1979-1989), the Soviet military used various unconventional tactics, including the deployment of explosive devices disguised as toys. These devices were intended to demoralize Afghan civilians and disrupt guerrilla warfare efforts. The toys were often left in areas frequented by children, leading to tragic incidents where unsuspecting children would pick them up, resulting in injuries or fatalities. This tactic was part of a broader strategy employed by the Soviet forces to instill fear and exert control over the local population. The use of such methods has been widely condemned for their indiscriminate nature and the long-term dangers they pose to civilians, particularly children. The legacy of unexploded ordnance and landmines from this conflict continues to affect Afghanistan today. - Quora AI
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  509. A scammer talent scout for black artists? Who better, than a white guy bad boy?
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  510. And there it is, bedfellows at the airport.
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  511. RFK, Jr. is simply a to gimmick targeted toward the sentimentality of older conservative voters. This reminds me of Russian propaganded. I smell Russian Dollars.
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  512. The cat lady did her best to keep them a secret laid low in the basement, but as hard as she tried, a persistent odor slowly took command over the house.
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  513. Best the eyes of the idols be posed to see a greater power before them.
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  514. Like walking into a hornet's nest and searching for honey. May drones be a Ukrainian specialty.
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  515. Organic diet vs. High-processed diet, who is the long-term winner?
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  516. Opportunist like wolf in a world of blind ambition.
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  517. In a vacuum, Jamie is a head above the rest.
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  518. I had a sense that I had seen this before. In my experience, several documentary channels carry the same footage, often down to the second sometimes a cut version. Licensed or not, what's most important to me is that the message goes out to as many viewers as possible. More real footage, less fake news.
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  519. There are those whose orientation is "straight to bed."
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  520. The American Bad Boy Myth Are grown men buying into a fantasy that steals their daughters away?
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  521. Thank you.
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  522. A definition of Greed: "What they don't know, won't hurt them."
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  523. "I wake up in a new world every morning."
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  524. "I don't care how we get there, just that we get there." (?)
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  525. Creative writing needs parameters that communicate. Here's a cornerstone.
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  526. Flying Monkeys
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  527. "Monkey see, monkey do." Copy/paste Israeli hostages in Gaza for pity's sake.
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  528. The level of political knowledge among the American public can vary widely. A study found that the average voter is aware of 1.3 out of the top three most important news stories of the month, with about 64% of voters knowing the most important story. However, there is significant “information inequality” where older, wealthier white males are more likely to be aware of news stories than other demographics. Additionally, voters are 10% to 30% less likely to be aware of news stories unfavorable to their political party. - Microsoft Copilot AI
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  529. Considering future history books, Russia's humbled placement in the eyes of Americans seems appropriate.
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  530. Fools rush in.
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  531. The Evangelical Persecution Ticket
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  532. The pill mill gravitated to the meat grinder, for it was a brave new world.
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  533. The Russian government needs to lessen its ties to its own domestic vodka industry. Too many learn too young the nature of the spirits.
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  534. To a point: "To heck with the veggies, vodka is cheaper, and it's been a long day!"
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  535. Trump works the system for all its timely vulnerabilities and when checked makes accusations that it is rigged against him.
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  536. "The Miseducation Of The American Public": Rupert Murdoch is the bane of the Baby Boomer generation.
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  537. What was Roman Polanski famous for? A Best Director Oscar winner for "The Pianist" (2002), Roman Polanski also made the seminal films "Rosemary's Baby" (1969) and "Chinatown" (1974), but his career was inevitably overshadowed by the shocking murder of second wife Sharon Tate and his statutory rape of a 13-year-old girl. - Rotten Tomatoes
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  538. Embedded journalism: pov the troops
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  539. "The sky is falling!" - Chicken Little, aka Chicken Licken, aka Henry Penny
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  540. People need to learn the difference between performance art and reality.
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  541. "Performance art is my ideology."
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  542. While some research suggests that recessions may reduce fertility among unmarried and teen women, other research suggests that the economy may not be a major driver behind the decline in teen pregnancy rates.
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  543. "Busy roads run smooth." Thanks.
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  544. It's not over til it's over: The American Civil War continued in various capacities for about 16 months after the initial surrender of the South.
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  545. To the betterment of future Russian generations, war crimes must be made accountable. Unfortunately, "Spair the rod and spoil the child" is a truism in this case.
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  546. Pragmatic: treating historical phenomena with special reference to their causes, antecedent conditions, and results.
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  547. Monkey see, monkey do.
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  548. 🎃 Pumpkins have been popular in many places and at different times, including: Central America Pumpkins were first cultivated in Central America over 7,500 years ago. They were an important food source for indigenous people. Europe Pumpkins were introduced to Europe in the 16th century by the French. They became popular in English cuisine and were used in soups, pies, and preserves. North America Indigenous Americans cultivated pumpkins for thousands of years. English colonists arrived in the 17th century and began using pumpkins as a food staple. United States The earliest Pilgrims invented pumpkin pie, which was a variation of baked pumpkins. Pumpkin pie season was announced in print in the late 1800s and continued to be newsworthy into the 20th century. Halloween Pumpkins became associated with Halloween because of their long history of being associated with wild nature. The Jack-O'-Lantern is a tradition from the old Celtic tradition of Halloween. Pumpkins are a member of the gourd family, which also includes cucumbers, honeydew melons, cantaloupe, watermelons, and zucchini. They are now grown on six continents, all but Antarctica. - Research Labs AI
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  549. "A Whiter Shade of Pale" makes me want to turn away from the stage, and yet, the crowd cries out for more. (Procol Harum, 1967)
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  550. A Complacent Archetype born of an authoritarian heritage. Reminiscent of "the West in part, the East as a whole."
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  551. A bedroom poster and daily fiscal contribution will save the day?
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  552. Russia has a war economy now, we must persevere with sanctions. A Russian labor force focused on arms production is headed for an eventual shutdown.
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  553. We were all sitting at the dinner table, way back then, when he said, "Some of those white shirts upstairs have started seeing Monkey Doctors." I've wondered ever since, what's a Monkey Doctor?
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  554. Cook'n the books on the thirteenth floor, just don't look for it on the elevator's buttons.
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  555. One-time office holder entertainer or career politician? Where is America's trust in 'the system', and how much is the judicial system viewed as rigged?
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  556. July and August Harvest - Winter wheat is the main grain crop grown in the Kursk region of Russia, and it occupies 40–45% of the grain wedge area. - Search Labs AI
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  557. Birkin bags can double in value in 5 years — some styles up to $450K — and are a better investment than gold. Hermès' highly coveted Birkin handbag becomes even more coveted after it leaves the store — doubling in value in as little as five years, according to a luxury expert. Mar 28, 2024 - NY Post
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  558. Rupert Murdoch gives too many old folks a reputation that attracts sharks
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  559. In time, are people learning to walk away from Baby Boomer lifestyles? A successive generation does indeed tend to act in contradiction to its predecessor.
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  560. That ol'demon alchohol seems to haunt Rudy more each day. I would not wish such on my worst enemy.
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  561. 🤔 Quebec Nordiques The Quebec sovereignty movement (French: Mouvement souverainiste du Québec, pronounced [muvmɑ̃ suvʁɛnist dy kebɛk]) is a political movement whose objective is to achieve the independence of Quebec from Canada.
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  562. What is the hardest personality type to deal with? Commonly encountered difficult personality types: • Narcissistic personalities are characterized by big egos and the need to be the center of attention. • Passive aggressive personalities • Gossips • Anger addicts • Guilt trippers
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  563. Naked photos may be another bargaining chip. What other intel are they holding as potential extortion?
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  564. The pipelines were a sitting duck, a contest to who gets there first.
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  565. In the meantime, how much artillery has Russia backed away from the range? I would be watching all the maneuvering and what it reveals.
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  566. Bull baiting, bull baiting.
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  567. Culture of corrurption: passive, apathetic.
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  568. An athletic female for VP seems reasonable enough?
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  569. At 69, there is a lot to process here.
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  570. Todd looked like such a bulldog, but his softer-spoken interviews presented him in a different light.
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  571. An alternate reality appears to be a very insecure place.
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  572. Phew! "Before you get really mad, here's the way it is..."
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  573. What happens in some neighborhoods: What is alcohol psychosis? In alcohol-related psychosis, symptoms of psychosis present during or shortly after heavy alcohol intake. Clinically, alcohol-related psychosis is similar to schizophrenia but is a unique and independent condition. It is characterized by hallucinations, paranoia, and fear.
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  574. According to available data, a significant portion of young American marriages, particularly those where couples marry before the age of 25, end in divorce, with estimates ranging around 40-60%, meaning a large percentage of young couples experience divorce. Key points about young marriage divorce rates: High risk for early marriages: Couples marrying before 20 have a considerably higher risk of divorce compared to those marrying later. Age range 20-25: Studies often cite a 60% divorce rate for couples marrying within this age range. Decreasing risk with age: Divorce rates generally decrease as couples get older. - Search Labs AI
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  575. Situational values are non-values, relative to a transaction.
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  576. More education can help people solve problems in many ways, including: Critical thinking: Education can help people learn to think logically and critically, and make independent judgments. Problem-solving skills: Education can help people develop the skills to understand and resolve problems. Decision-making: Education can help people make the right decisions and act when needed. Informed analysis: Education can help people rationally analyze problems and understand all aspects. Social and emotional skills: Education can help children develop social, emotional, cognitive, and communication skills. Career opportunities: Education can open the door to jobs, resources, and skills that help people thrive. Income: Education can lead to higher incomes and better working conditions. Health care: Education can lead to better access to health care. Sense of control: Education can give people a stronger sense of control over their lives. Education can also help create more peaceful and prosperous societies by preventing conflict, rebuilding social relations, and promoting women's participation. - Research Labs AI
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  577. Alternate realities appear to defend themselves via mirroring.
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  578. No matter how low the price might be on an item if I don't have the money in my pocket, there is no deal.
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  579. Defining 'conflicted'
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  580. Beatlemania was the intense fan frenzy that surrounded the English rock band the Beatles from 1963 to 1966. The term was coined by the British press in October 1963 to describe the adoring crowds that attended the band's concerts, and was characterized by extreme enthusiasm and obsession over their music, style, and personalities.
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  581. "I am my own worst enemy." This is what happens when religion takes on the state.
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  582. Less reliance on China trade: The United States and Mexico have a strong trade relationship, with Mexico being the second-largest trade partner for the United States. In 2022, the two countries traded $863.4 billion in goods and services, with the United States exporting $362.7 billion and importing $500.7 billion. This trade supports millions of jobs in the United States and directly impacts the lives of many Americans and Mexicans. - Search Labs AI
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  583. Way to go with the big lie...
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  584. Turn up the heat on a pot filled with politics and war and watch it boil down to economics.
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  585. Is it any wonder that Adult Entertainment consumers might consider themselves bedroom athletes who seek performance enhancing drugs?
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  586. The roadside sign read: Dollarization of Russia Ahead
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  587. There is a theory that Judas embezzled for the benefit of the terrorists in the hills.
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  588. Some people do not know how to spend the night alone, they grow desperate and vulnerable while feeling abandoned.
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  589. I am very much driven by my algorithm, channels easily come and go, if I do not make a conscious effort to follow sources that I deem trustworthy. It is also very easy to find myself down a propaganda rabbit hole if I am not watchful of the editorial slant. With time, I learned who to trust and who to follow for additional guidance...
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  590. I see the importance of independent reporting.
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  591. In a world that spins around what riddles lie in one man's head something is deathly wrong.
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  592. What next? A tax on household pets?
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  593. Within the light of our Creator's grace, with patience, all shall be made clear.
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  594. Energy drink singles and beer multipacks? While there isn't a definitive answer proving a direct correlation between declining American alcohol consumption and high caffeine intake, research suggests that mixing caffeine with alcohol can lead to increased alcohol consumption due to caffeine masking the effects of intoxication, potentially causing people to drink more without realizing it; therefore, high caffeine consumption could be linked to higher, not lower, alcohol intake in some populations. Key points to consider: Masking effect: Caffeine can make people feel more alert even when intoxicated, leading them to underestimate their level of impairment and potentially drink more alcohol. Increased risk behaviors: Combining caffeine and alcohol can increase the risk of risky behaviors like binge drinking and driving under the influence. Research findings: Studies have shown a positive association between higher caffeine intake and increased alcohol consumption, particularly when caffeine is consumed alongside alcohol. - Research Labs AI
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  595. According to the Mayo Clinic, 6–8% of US adults, or up to 24 million people, may be addicted to sex. This number could be increasing due to increased access to sexual material, such as pornography, hookup apps, and sexual topics on the internet. One study found that 4.7 million US adults spend more than 11 hours per week looking at pornography online.
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  596. Halloween Treat: Hubris is a "pride that blinds."
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  597. Russia's portrayal of harsh winter difficulties in Europe appears to be an estimated prophesy and preparation for the Russian populace to be experiencing the same and most likey under martial law.
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  598. Nepotism counterfeits her creditability.
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  599. 🇺🇲 Gen. Ben Hodges Please speak for Ukraine at the Chicago Democratic Convention (August 19 to 22, 2024).
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  600. "Is Mr. 007 in the house? You are being paged!" I heard that Ian Fleming is the pipeline and bridge demolition mastermind. That it's all reconnaissance for his next project. This rumor makes waves, so I assume it's true. - Joke
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  601. With derision comes turmoil. The US is all the more vulnerable without unity.
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  602. Russkiy mir is broadly defined and includes Russians, emigrants, expatriates, and their descendants. It is also conceived as a Russian "diaspora empire" that places importance on "Russian enclaves" in the European countries of the former Soviet Union.  - Generative AI
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  603. Does idealism and decadence intersect at the Kremlin?
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  604. Known Bitcoin reserves held by governments account for 2.7% of the total 21 million supply of bitcoins, with the largest being the US Government with over 210,000 bitcoins worth more than $13bn at the time of writing. Apr 26, 2024 - Yahoo Finance
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  605. Corporate Political Corruption: "If it sells, promote it!" After all, it's the art of the deal.
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  606. Just past the Meat Grinder is the Cold War Demolition Field where Russia has tasked Ukraine with dumping and destroying its massive amount of obsolete artillery.
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  607. Party likes it's 1999! - Prince
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  608. Education's gap with escalating technology. Those left behind feel challenged by lifetime consumer credit.
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  609. 🐪 Camels were briefly used by the U.S. Army during the period leading up to and during the American Civil War, as part of an experiment called the "Camel Corps," where they were primarily used for transportation in the Western desert regions.
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  610. Confucianism emphasizes the importance of personal ethics and morality. It is a philosophy, religion, theory of government, or way of life.  - Generative AI (annotated)
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  611. A well-known quote attributed to Nat King Cole is: "The greatest thing you'll ever learn is to love and be loved in return.".
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  612. A vestigial tail: Were we left with sociopathology when the human brain shrank?
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  613. The teenage pregnancy rate in the United States has been declining for decades and reached a record low in 2022: 2022 rate The birth rate for females aged 15–19 was 13.5 per 1,000, a 3% drop from 2021. Causes The decline is attributed to more use of contraception and less sexual activity among teens. Trends by race and ethnicity The rate for non-Hispanic White teens was 9.1 per 1,000, while the rate for non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native, Hispanic, non-Hispanic Black, and non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander teens was more than double that. Trends by state The rate varied by state, with New Hampshire having the lowest rate at 4.6 per 1,000 and Mississippi having the highest at 26.4 per 1,000. The United States still has one of the highest teen pregnancy rates among industrialized nations. However, the decline in teen pregnancy has been a public health success, as it means fewer teens are becoming parents before they want to. - Search Labs AI
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  614. As of March 2022, it is believed that Greene has been fined $93,000, which was taken out of her congressional salary. - GovTrack
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  615. Overt and covert behaviors confuse children, developing into adult issues.
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  616. The Four Horsemen: Criticism, Contempt, Defensiveness, and Stonewalling - Ellie Listsa/Gottman
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  617. Draft: Missile range limitations might correlate to Russian economic predictions. An economic collapse would eliminate the need for longer-range artillery.
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  618. Greed leads us blind.
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  619. Like a bunch of troubled opportunistic kids just waiting for the old man to turn his back and cash in?
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  620. We, who are going the distance with this war, need to retain a sense of humor in order to release the inherent anxiety and fatigue experienced over such a lengthy period of time...
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  621. Do I see a build up headed for Pete? "Katie, bar the door!"
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  622. When our staff was confronted with a difficult problem we had a common office joke, "Just throw some fairy dust on it!" Russia appears to find this saying to be a valid solution.
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  623. The faster the world turns, the more we turn to nostalgia.
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  624. Russia's culture of corruption is bearing an escalating vacuum, a progressively conflicted double set of values between us and them, self and other.
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  625. Is E.M. keeping an eye on the future of the Russian market? Straddling the fence? I suspect his main asset is "there is no such thing as bad publicity."
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  626. Between FY 2022 and FY 2023, arrivals at ports of entry of migrants without prior authorization to enter the United States more than doubled, from 173,000 to 430,000. These arrivals represented 17 percent of overall border encounters during FY 2023, compared to 7 percent the prior year. - US Gov
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  627. Sidebar: Xanax has been called the weeping drug.
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  628. Note to VO: Straddling a barbed wire fence must be a very uncomfortable position. Walking away may be your best option.
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  629. I am moved to tears. Hey! Wait a minute...
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  630. Putin's rule will not be a golden age: Egoism, which is the philosophy of prioritizing one's self-interest, is generally considered to conflict with most major religions, as they typically promote altruism, compassion, and putting the needs of others before one's own; therefore, actively pursuing personal gain at the expense of others would be seen as going against religious teachings. Key points about this conflict: Core religious values: Most religions emphasize virtues like kindness, generosity, and selflessness, which directly contradict the idea of prioritizing only one's own needs and desires. Golden Rule: Many religions adhere to the "Golden Rule" principle of treating others as you would like to be treated, which is incompatible with egoistic behavior. Concept of sin: Many religions view excessive self-centeredness as a form of sin or moral failing. - Research Labs AI / Grammarly AI
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  631. In Putin's World, everybody works for Putin.
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  632. 🧑‍🎓📚 "The Public Figure School of Etiquette" is now enrolling! What's more, most anyone can sign-up, most anytime...
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  633. Greene told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in 2024 that if Trump won the upcoming election, she would be "certainly particularly interested" in serving as the Secretary of Homeland Security. - Wikipedia
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  634. self-actualization towards infamy 😎
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  635. In the midst of all this, elderly men take a bad rap. There are those who look for a reason to prey.
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  636. How long can it last? The strongest female speaker in Milwaukee was totally passive?
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  637. 🎭
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  638. As a tradition of a culture of corruption evolves does it become bloodthirsty? What are the organic factors?
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  639. While considering 'alternate reality politics,' I will be having one less cocktail, lest I hear another politician slur his words.
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  640. I have been known to put the pot on a boil for its essence.
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  641. The primary neurochemical involved in the reward of power that is known today is dopamine, the same chemical transmitter responsible for producing a sense of pleasure. Power activates the very same reward circuitry in the brain and creates an addictive “high” in much the same way as drug addiction. - The Conversation
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  642. A trusted teambuilder, not just an all too human man. Thanks, Ben.
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  643. "Do as I say, not as I do," is bad parenting that all to often encourages adaptation of an alternate reality into adulthood.
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  644. (A) Bottom Line: The status of the Black Sea and how it affects my wallet by local fuel cost.
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  645. Psychologist David Elkind coined the term "personal fable" to refer to the tendency of adolescents to engage in endless egocentric fantasies which leads to the perception that somehow the consequences of high-risk behavior will not happen to them.  - Generative AI
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  646. What is true for the individual, is true for the state. Life in all its ambevelancy, is a rite of passage.
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  647. Hugo Chávez's social fragmentation: Venezuela's rates of crime rapidly began to increase during the presidency of Hugo Chávez due to the institutional instability of his Bolivarian government, underfunding of police resources, and severe inequality. Chávez's government sought a cultural hegemony by promoting class conflict and social fragmentation, which in turn encouraged "criminal gangs to kill, kidnap, rob and extort". - Wikipedia
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  648. Can "acting out" ever be medicated enough to avoid self-defeat?
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  649. The more people have to hide or try to forget, the more they are attracted to insider and alternative views and the more vulnerable they are to misinformation. I am reminded of the saying, "I am as sick as my secrets."
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  650. What is the meaning of charismatic authority? Charismatic authority is power legitimized based on a leader's exceptional personal qualities, or the demonstration of extraordinary insight and accomplishment, which inspire loyalty and obedience from followers. - LibreTexts
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  651. Point well taken, just when I needed it. Thanks for being here and now.
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  652. Is editor-in-chief, Margarita trying to flirt with publicity-hound Elon? What's going on here?
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  653. She looked up from her cards and uttered, "I'll wager on prostate cancer. Too many Big Macs and pizza on the fly." I thought, "She must be joking", then later, I thought again.
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  654. Perhaps there is a world where those who live their religion together know no individual suffering.
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  655. Yellow journalism is a style of journalism that emphasizes sensationalism over facts.
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  656. History may remember Putin's War as a suicide mission.
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  657. In other words, he can't pass a pee test.
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  658. Predators go after the weakest link as if 'they' were a game with no consequences.
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  659. The United States has a nominal GDP of $20.89 trillion—roughly 14 times the size of Russia's economy. And nominal GDP per capita is $63,413. Even three U.S. states have larger GDPs than Russia: California ($3.1 trillion), Texas ($1.78 trillion) and New York ($1.7 trillion). Feb 22, 2022 - ipi
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  660. This war takes vindictive behavior to unprecedented heights.
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  661. If there is a physical, geographical epicenter between eastern and western civilizations, where might that location be? What might be the most fundamental element in the conflict?
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  662. Indigenous peoples might be decimated but cannot be defeated.
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  663. Neoliberalism is contemporarily used to refer to market-oriented reform policies such as "eliminating price controls, deregulating capital markets, lowering trade barriers" and reducing, especially through privatization and austerity, state influence in the economy. - Wikipedia
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  664. What is the self-effacing solution in psychology? In the self-effacing solution, people try to gain safety, love, and esteem through dependency, humility, and self-sacrificing "goodness." Their bargain is that if they are helpful, submissive people who do not seek their gain or glory, they will be treated well by fate and by other people. - Encyclopedia
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  665. BEWARE OF THE PROPHET OF THE APOCALYPSE! (He quickly fired his fact-checker for being a nuisance.)
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  666. 🎯
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  667. 🔎 The most basic problem with idealism, particularly in its metaphysical form, is that it posits that reality is fundamentally mental or spiritual. This leads to the philosophical challenge of explaining how subjective experiences and ideas can give rise to an objective reality that is consistent and shared among different individuals. One of the central criticisms of idealism is its potential conflict with the principle of verifiability. This principle suggests that for a proposition to be meaningful, it must be verifiable through sense experience. Since idealism often emphasizes the role of the mind or spirit in constituting reality, it can be difficult to reconcile with the idea that knowledge and truth should be grounded in empirical evidence that is observable and testable. Moreover, idealism can be criticized for the “esse est percipi” doctrine, which asserts that to be is to be perceived. Critics argue that this perspective fails to account for the existence of objects outside of perception, leading to a form of solipsism where only the individual's mind and its contents are assured to exist. In summary, the basic problem with idealism lies in its emphasis on the primacy of the mind or spirit, which raises questions about the nature of reality and the possibility of objective knowledge. It faces challenges from perspectives that prioritize empirical evidence and the existence of an external, material world independent of perception. - Copilot AI
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  668. What is the difference between spiteful and vindictive? (spiteful in American English) revengeful implies a deep, powerful, and continued intent to repay a wrong: a fierce and revengeful spirit. vindictive does not imply action necessarily, but stresses the unforgiving nature of the avenger: a vindictive look. - Collins Dictionary
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  669. Any volunteers to leave the heartland? "Traitors."
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  670. How to turn LA into Pyongyang.
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  671. A potentially costly mistake by Walmart when Amazon is getting better and better at next-day delivery while matching prices to the penny. Note: An annual Amazon Prime membership costs $139. Alternatively, you can pay monthly at $14.99 per month. Amazon also offers discounted options like Prime Access ($6.99/month) and Prime Student ($7.49/month or $69/year).
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  672. Nationalism = Invincibility
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  673. As Mark foretold...
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  674. I wonder if a Trump Dynasty drama series would sell in North Korea.
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  675. When the race card gets played, its a sure sign something is going on under the table.
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  676. 🎯 I just had a 'never too old to learn' moment! I find your comment concerning envy to be an astute observation. Thanks. What is true for the individual is also true for the state.
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  677. Will God's children ever cease their sibling rivalry?
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  678. The Eternal Return is much more realistic. To reach out, to grow.
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  679. 🤳 Two of Brown's seven children asked Trump to stop using their late father's song, telling the media: "He's perversely using 'The Snake' to demonize immigrants" and that Brown "never had anything against immigrants". Despite a cease and desist letter, Trump has continued reciting the lyrics at rallies. - Wikipedia
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  680. Glory to Ukraine and Poland! Sister countries. May these historical battlegrounds find sovereign peace to the benefit of the global community.
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  681. May the future of Ukraine be blessed with indoor plumbing in every home.
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  682. A war of insecurity.
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  683. thanks!
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  684. Opportunists are watching.
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  685. Necessity is the Mother of Invention.
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  686. Thank You
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  687. There goes the bandwagon.
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  688. Georgia is the leading peanut-producing state in the United States,
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  689. Via Search Labs AI: Dog meat can be bad for the human immune system because it can carry diseases that are dangerous to humans: Rabies Dogs can carry rabies, which can be transmitted to humans through handling dogs or eating their meat. E. coli and Salmonella These bacteria are commonly found in contaminated meats and can be transmitted through eating dog meat. Cholera The World Health Organization estimates that eating dog meat increases the risk of contracting cholera. Trichinellosis The dog meat trade has been linked to outbreaks of trichinellosis. Other diseases that can be transmitted through the dog meat trade include anthrax, brucellosis, and hepatitis. In addition to the risks of eating dog meat, raw pet meat can also be dangerous to handle in the kitchen. Liquids from the meat can contaminate kitchen surfaces, and dogs can spread bacteria to humans through licks and kisses. People with compromised immune systems, such as children, the elderly, and people taking immune system suppressant medication, should not be exposed to raw pet meat. Many countries and regions in Asia have banned the dog and cat meat trade due to the health risks and cruelty involved.
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  690. If you act catty, you're malicious or snotty toward other people. The adjective is unfortunately used more often to describe females than males, but anyone who treats people nastily can be called catty. - Vocabulary
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  691. 1 Russian Ruble equals 0.011 United States Dollar - Mar 3, 1:47 PM UTC
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  692. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse is a metaphor depicting the end of times in the New Testament. They describe conquest, war, hunger, and death respectively. We use this metaphor to describe communication styles that, according to our research, can predict the end of a relationship. - Gottman
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  693. If you want to get technical: When billionaire media producer Oprah Winfrey took a DNA test for the PBS show African American Lives a few years back, she learned that her DNA had three exact matches — with the Kpelle people, who lived in western Africa in what’s now Liberia; the Bamileke people in Cameroon; and a Bantu-speaking tribe in Zambia. - Ancestry
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  694. Draft: Infrastructure upkeep fails in a wartime economy. Sanctions and limited resources exacerbate the dilemma, causing an eventual collapse.
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  695. Music unto mine ears, "Hello, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, let's be friends!"
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  696. Coming up behind the wounded Russian soldier, a North Korean hospital nurse asks, "Canned dog meat for breakfast again?" The weary soldier silently rolled over to face the wall.
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  697. "Paging Dr. Morrel, I need to know why it all went wrong."
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  698. "Cooking With Kamala" YouTube Playlist: Presidential candidate Kamala Harris demonstrated her culinary acumen in the 2019 YouTube series “Cooking With Kamala.” - Daniel Miller/LA Times
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  699. ALL CAPS, no capitalization.
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  700. Governments often reflect the same bickering and rivalry tactics used by neighbors in any given local community.
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  701. MTG: Bachelor's degree in business administration, University of Georgia
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  702. Mr. Casino and Wineries has finally found a profitable venue?
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  703. Precision Warfare: A one-way exit bridge back to Russia for tourist-occupiers.
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  704. MTG: The Voice of America or simply heralding glory of alcoholic omniscience??
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  705. Husky and full-figured together make a heavy-set pair.
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  706. I have seen enough clips of Putin snickering at Trump. Putin has no peers.
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  707. Oops! Considering how much money RG owes, no wonder he needs attention.
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  708. As if Mother Russia periodically insists that all her children return home even though they were old enough to leave.
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  709. I still wonder, "Was that authentic or was it a cheap knock-off of a President Putin Action Figure, that I saw in shrink wrap and on a peg at a local second-hand store? It looked almost mint."
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  710. Military parades are hubris.
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  711. Putin is simply too busy admiring his own image in a rural Russian pool to be concerned with the world at large.
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  712. 🎯
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  713. Note: "The joy and the wonder of it all."
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  714. The Sign: "I don't get mad, I get even, sooner or later."
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  715. If I could only win a popular public figure over to my religious convictions, I might thoroughly convince myself and my peers that my reality is the truth and the only way.
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  716. Attention Deficit Disorder is another trait that proves, "What is true for the individual, is true for the state." Much patience and strategy are required of those who demonstrate long-term hate and desire for revenge even unto death. (Hate = Fear)
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  717. Why not to get a name tattoo? It Can Curse Your Future Relationships - Some people actually liken a name tattoo to a curse or hex on a future partnership. While this may sound like pure superstition, in reality name tattoos can force you and your significant other to contemplate the deeper aspects of your partnership before you're ready to.
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  718. Considering that LL is a take-charge kind of woman, how is she going to come out on top of Trump? A tell-all book? She won't be going under the bus easily.
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  719. Upside down, the new confederate flag of defiance.
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  720. Is mainstream media pushing a slant against burgeoning independents? I'm for the independents...
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  721. Cannabalised parts are on board and floating in a sea of diminishing returns.
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  722. A generation historically reacts to its previous generation by doing just the opposite. I give Russia's next generation the benefit of the doubt.
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  723. With deep respect, Thank you.
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  724. Thanks for the nutrition scanner app recommendation! I'm inspired... You have my support.
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  725. It is a desperate world of few resources where those who occupy are left buried while others move in and take over. The dark side of ancient tribal behavior must be opportunistic and predatory to survive.
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  726. Smile Please
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  727. I would rather folks think about something else other than my arrest warrant.
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  728. Once upon a time it was decreed, "MTG shall baste in glory for a season and summarily be forgotten forever."
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  729. Necessity is the Mother of Invention.
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  730. I get the feeling these guys are addressing a certain adolescent demographic or at lest, reaching for it.
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  731. While Nancy was hiding under the table, the voice pounding at the door sounded an awful lot like Trump.
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  732. Entrenchment in a lost cause.
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  733. He plays the accordion for one day?
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  734. Xenophobia is a fear or dislike of anything that is perceived as being foreign or strange. - Generative AI
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  735. The Red Tie Brigade of Blind Ambition
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  736. How much of this pricey bling is fated for dark and dusty flea market stalls? Treasure hunters will learn to move on.
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  737. Among the anarchists, there was a contest to raise a scapegoat.
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  738. Getting to the supply and its source: The Global War on Terrorism kicked off after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
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  739. Hollow products might be considered a step towards a narco-state.
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  740. HAS ANYONE NOTICED THAT AMERICANS NEED BETTER DENTAL COVERAGE? GOP??
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  741. What "lost his shirt" means to a Baby Boomer. "Lock, stock, and barrel," is another one.
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  742. How an angry red face turned to a whiter shade of pale.
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  743. "When I looked into my mirror, I was out in the cold."
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  744. Eleanor Rigby (aka Catlady contributor) Picks up the rice in the church Where the wedding has been lives in a dream Wait's at the window Wearing the face that she keeps in A jar by the door who is it for? - Lennon/McCartney Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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  745. Gimmicks must be contagious, like fads and what we want to believe. Pop culture.
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  746. Impression: Not happy to be a public figure she has created a self-contained world that insulates her and her son from the public.
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  747. A state of well-being.
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  748. Shades of "Requiem for a Dream" (2000) about the most horrifying movie that I can uncomfortably remember. I am reminded here.
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  749. I have my radar out about how a wartime economy and its aftermath affect the elderly.
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  750. Internal Conflict, overt and covert, ambivalentancy is innate, and part of the human condition. Conscious, unconscious processes weigh in over time.
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  751. In my experience, skip the gym after 2 pm. Sunrise folks have fewer issues.
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  752. Rupert Murdoch: The Miseducation of the American People
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  753. What qualifies as a cult? The word cult is defined as a system or group of people who practice excessive devotion to a figure, object, or belief system, typically following a charismatic leader. The term is commonly connected with highly unorthodox religious sects that take part in sinister practices and demonstrations. - Study
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  754. In 2020, life expectancy at birth for women in Russia was about 76.43 years, while life expectancy at birth for men was about 66.49 years on average. - Google
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  755. "Tito"
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  756. Scary thought: The collective unconscious that arises from a culture of corruption.
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  757. Go for Mister Big! Who better?
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  758. WHAT DOES WHITE BOY SUMMER MEAN? White boy summer is a phrase created and used on clothing merchandise by Chet Hanks, who is an actor and rapper and the son of actor Tom Hanks. In social media posts, Hanks noted that he was not referring to “Trump, NASCAR type white,” but men like himself and white musicians Jon B. and Jack Harlow. He later tied the phrase to a particular style reflected by his clothing merchandise, which also featured the phrase Black Queen Summer. According to Hanks, white boy summer means “nothing but good vibes towards everybody.” The term was seemingly modeled on the phrase hot girl summer, which became the subject of popular social media posts and memes during the summer of 2019 after it was popularized by rapper Meghan Thee Stallion.
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  759. I would like to see Claudia Sheinbaum and Kamala Harris show us the true art of the deal.
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  760. The day The Village People were taken to the gallows.
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  761. Joe Bloggs has my support. Among other global issues, I am watching for how much the economy dictates Russia's future.
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  762. Bull-baiting to draw the opponent in.
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  763. American women have a chance to push back on misogyny or look the other way.
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  764. The unconscious mind processes at its own rate and works to prepare the mind and body for what it perceives to lie ahead. Conscious human will is ready when it is ready and not a step before.
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  765. With Putin's origin in poverty, I can se how he might find satisfaction in making Zelenskyy s begger-boy to the West.
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  766. Self and Other in an election year.
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  767. 2 Dupes 4 Putin Who buys the idea that he has Czar Putin's respect?
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  768. An interesting study would be the post war lives of surviving individuals who have raped, mutilated and murdered innocent civilians. I suspect they succumb to heavy self-medication, depression and die young.
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  769. Norman Bates aka V. Putin
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  770. Ivana claims Trump kept Hitler quotes by the bed in a resurfaced interview. A 1990 Vanity Fair profile of Ivana Trump noted the future president’s apparent fascination with the Nazi leader. - Independent
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  771. Note to civil service workers: Why are unqualified people promoted? The Peter Principle is the inverse of the Dilbert Principle, an idea coined by the cartoonist Scott Adams for the comic strip Dilbert. This rule states that companies tend to promote their least-competent employees to management roles where they are least likely to interfere with production. - Investopedia
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  772. While I get electrocuted if I drive a electric car in the rain? lol
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  773. Lessons of war are hard-earned. America's military can learn much from this conflict to the benefit of our future security.
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  774. Greene is next up for reelection in 2024 and serves until Jan 3, 2025. She is 49 years old.
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  775. fyi: Any individual carrying a blank piece of paper outside is assumed to be a war protestor.
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  776. A Divine Rite, A Rite of Passage.
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  777. Will the 2020s be The Misinformation Decade?
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  778. A Village People tune is missing!!
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  779. Curious that investing in rubles would get me about the same return as investing in Truth Social stock.
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  780. May all conservative Republicans be like you, reasonable and to the point.
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  781. ❤
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  782. Anti-Establishment Establishment = A Decadent Establishment
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  783. Sanctions, particularly with Russia, are an ongoing process. Putin's War will be resolved by economics. To back out of sanctions with Russia would only encourage Putin to proceed with his catastrophic master plan.
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  784. Playing the persecution ticket.
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  785. Name-dropping for legitimacy.
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  786. A definition of Defeat: When the general populace puts their trust in the enemy's money.
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  787. When all else fails, I blame Hegel, even though his logic was impeccable (for his time.)
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  788. Much to the dismay of the misunderstood grifter, his spiel gained a slurred edge towards the end.
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  789. Sign up on a fundraising contract and pledge your alliance to the master of your destiny.
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  790. "Daddy came home drunk again." Mama replied, "He's a chip off the old block; I should have known."
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  791. Gun carry and an adult diaper seem incompatible, yet in Trump's world of romance, many things are possible.
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  792. Gaza's schools, again, turn to dust as the uneducated die young.
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  793. It was a good year. Never mind the cost.
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  794. Is that a joyride in the background?
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  795. Strategic patience is a decision-making concept that involves a thoughtful and deliberate approach, often when the situation is complex or challenging. It requires one to wait for the right moment to act, even when there is pressure or urgency. This approach is in line with biblical teachings on patience, which emphasize the virtue of waiting for God's timing and enduring trials with a steadfast heart. - Microsoft Copilot AI
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  796. Putin: A man of principle on a path into the fallacies of his reasoning.
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  797. In law, the Latin phrase void ab initio means "from the beginning" and indicates that something was void from the start of a relevant time period. - Generative AI
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  798. "Cheers to the placebo effect?" To pass you by is to miss a tasty and enlightening experience. "Thanks!"
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  799. With MAGA it's another day of walk the green mile.
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  800. You express your intelligence well. I will never be too old to learn. Thanks.
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  801. "Do as I say, not as I do." The root of anxiety.
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  802. Take your respect to Hunter's bedroom?
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  803. Lunatic is a term referring to a person who is seen as mentally ill, dangerous, foolish, or crazy—conditions once attributed to "lunacy". The word derives from lunaticus meaning "of the moon" or "moonstruck". - Wikipedia
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  804. I disappoints me when a man of professed faith speaks with a forked tongue.
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  805. Autocrat, Livestock Rancher Herding people around to separate the breeding stock from the meat. A crime to humanity.
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  806. Your soapbox depicts a trusted brand, that's my opinion.
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  807. Media Ecosystem
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  808. If that day comes, may the winds blow toward Russia.
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  809. The MAGA train is headed for Evolution Station. Next stop?
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  810. The Excitement-Interest Affect: Whatever is happening in the brain that causes brain activity to increase at a rate that is comfortable for us will trigger the 'Interest–excitement' effect. - Tim Hill Psychotherapy (Edited by Grammarly)
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  811. Someone, please outfox Ramaswamy, I only want to avoid his rabbit hole.
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  812. Extreme Caution! North Korean body fluids are toxic.
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  813. Trump Social stock just took another hit.
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  814. How long is it going to take Russia to realize that the good old days never were?
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  815. "Czar Testosterone The Great Meets The God Of Good Fortune" is coming to a theater near you soon!
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  816. Some of these adolescent-acting politicians simply have too much dark space between the hemispheres of their brains.
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  817. Must every door bare a mark of blood before we become aware?
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  818. "Phew!" I smell something Elon Musk-ie among all these top-secret files.
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  819. Russian slogan: "We hear what Putin wants to hear."
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  820. This Russian Funhouse, as crooked as it is, maintains a full house of smoke and mirrors. I pity the painter who gets caught in a corner, late in the game.
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  821. I'll be having an ice cold BILLY BEER over that one.
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  822. Beware! The Kiss of Death knows many disguises.
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  823. Thank you.
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  824. Stand back and stand by? Who's picking up the dinner tab?
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  825. ‘A Menace to Public Health’: Doctors Demand Spotify Puts an End to Covid Lies on ‘Joe Rogan Experience’ - Rolling Stone (Jan. 12, 2022)
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  826. You make good sense.
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  827. In modern history, Ukraine has been referred to as the “breadbasket of Europe” because of its extensive fertile farmlands, which have made it a major exporter of agricultural products. - Microsoft Copilot AI
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  828. The artifacts of a culture are surely a reflection of its human DNA and its adaption to the challenges of its contemporary environment.
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  829. "They could have called so many more witnesses." (?!?)
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  830. A long goodbye to being American Pop Idol.
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  831. For context, the $24B the U.S. has spent on security assistance to Ukraine amounts to less than three percent of last year's defense budget. - US Foreign Affairs
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  832. Opportunistic predatory behavior?!?
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  833. She needs a 12-step program.
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  834. El Salvador has touted its tough-on-crime policies (and kept quiet on human rights issues). Now everyone wants to try. - Vox (headline)
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  835. In Touch Weekly is an American celebrity gossip magazine. The magazine is focused on celebrity news, fashion, beauty, relationships and lifestyle, and is geared towards a younger readership, billing itself as "fast and fun", along with making claims about their lower cover price on their front cover to encourage buyers to purchase their magazine rather than the other titles on a supermarket checkout rack. It usually targets younger women and teenage girls. - Wikipedia
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  836. How long can UA hold the red bull by the horns? Godspeed... 🇺🇦🕊
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  837. Mainstream Media: Too much blind ambition.
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  838. Plato. Think you.
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  839. "Internal malfunctions." - The Brother From Another Planet (1984 movie)
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  840. I definitely want to block TV Rain from my algorithm and henceforth simply take your word on what's happening within that venue. Enough rain, I look for more light.
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  841. The Ministry of Happiness sounds like a thrill ride in Putin's Funhouse.
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  842. I hate = I have something to hide
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  843. A definition: Someone who learns is a scholar,
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  844. Single mothers raising children during the American Civil War era was considered a significant problem, primarily due to the large number of men who left to fight in the war, leaving women without a primary breadwinner and often struggling to support their children on their own, particularly in rural areas where economic opportunities were limited; this issue was especially prevalent among poor and working-class families. - Search Labs AI
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  845. "Student Demonstration Time" is a song by the American rock band the Beach Boys from their 1971 album Surf's Up. - Wikipedia
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  846. Fact-checking prior confusion: Daniel Woodrell's Winter's Bone was published in 2006 (Ozarks) JD Vance's Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis was published in 2016 (Appalachia)
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  847. So many of us white folks visit the tanning salon regularly and eat Tex-Mex daily. Could it be the ozone layer?
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  848. Via AI: Is it worth buying crypto now? Unfortunately, it's also incredibly volatile. For that reason, while current market conditions are favorable for anyone considering buying Bitcoin, it is an asset you should purchase only at your own risk. Aug 8, 2024 - Nasdaq
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  849. If all of Cohen's media experience culminated at one time, on the spot, this must have been it and it was well polished. What counts is one man's decision to be honest and look the public in the eye.
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  850. Point, counterpoint, with a recognition of a spectrum and an agreement that is open to revision with working experience.
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  851. Acting out a role in life, that one feels is expected of them causes a lack of empathy to the degree of portrayal. Other overrides self with callous.
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  852. The younger generation's take on reality is often just the opposite of the prior generation. I look forward to a rising generation of Russians and their insight along with our current events in historical hindsight.
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  853. "Uncle Donnie" is so symptomatic to the sociopathological pattern that is being played out before us.
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  854. Meta-narrative: an overarching account or interpretation of events and circumstances that provides a pattern or structure for people’s beliefs and gives meaning to their experiences.
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  855. Possibly, his physical digestion problems have a way of making his words hard to digest in my mind. I see complex health problems along with conspiracy theory adherents.
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  856. An anti-authoritarian stance can only work against the defendant.
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  857. The less political theater, the greater voter apathy. After all, voter apathy is democracy's greatest enemy.
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  858. Thanks.
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  859. Daughters of Oscar Brown Jr. Say President Trump Twisted Message of Father’s Poem: ‘It’s Absolutely Wrong’ - Billboard Headline
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  860. "Waste not, want not." We need a state-of-art military now. Move the old out before its obsolete and replace it with the latest in innovation. Gain coordinated efficiency by experience.
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  861. What Is the Peter Principle? The Peter Principle is an observation that the tendency in most organizational hierarchies, such as that of a corporation, is for every employee to rise in the hierarchy through promotion until they reach a level of respective incompetence. - Google/Investopedia
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  862. 🎯
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  863. What does it all mean? I have been looking for you since the recent internet interruption and loss of my algorithm. This afternoon, here you are as if it were meant to be. Thanks.
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  864. Where's that old hot button: Affirmative Action
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  865. The name Viktor Orbán impresses me as a quintessential conman's name.
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  866. I cannot recommend opening a new charge card account (even though it is 90 days interest-free) for a Black Trump Card*.
    1
  867. Those fundraising emails appear to be made by a template that is also being used by other MAGA politicians. Are these solicitations made by contract? Can the contract take on a life of its own? Who's in on the deal?
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  868. I will have to keep my box seats over the Black Sea for all current events, as distasteful as many of the acts are.
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  869. Sopranos (1999, HBO, six seasons) I watched it as long as I could, then couldn't take it anymore. The witness tampering has stuck with me.
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  870. This is Black History Month.
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  871. Matt Gaetz -> "Go home, grow up."
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  872. Technology just can't advance fast enough to help guys like this adjust after so much sacrifice. God's speed with the idea that "necessity is the mother of invention."
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  873. I wonder how many mens haircuts will be legal under his reign.
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  874. 🎯
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  875. I never realized just how many people there are in this world until commuting around a GM assembly plant. I still question, "How that many people could buy that one particular model in one year?" Perhaps, I live in a bubble.
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  876. As sure as history, I'm a dove in my youth and a hawk in my old age (with a degree of experience).
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  877. If I were walking down the street and someone asked me about last month's biggest news stories, would I remember?
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  878. Misogyny gets passed from father to son as witnessed in a recent golf cart clip.
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  879. Make The Grand Old Party Great Again. (Please)
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  880. I saw that Craigslist ad out of Las Vegas.
    1
  881. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump switched political party affiliations at least five times since the late ‘80s, according to voting records obtained by The Smoking Gun.
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  882. 🎯
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  883. Marketing hubris.
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  884. Some of us can look up the meanings of so many words and legal terms or pick up on the emotional vibes and feel angry.
    1
  885. To a point, education means the ability to solve problems with discipline and under stress.
    1
  886. Social Immunity In Action: Psychological knowledge about narcissism and its entourage of issues continues to advance by necessity.
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  887. Then again, Russians can only remind Americans of their unrelenting and disseminating conquest of the local natives.
    1
  888. Birds of a feather, flock together.
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  889. I suspect that mantras as a meditation discipline tool generally fails, particularly among western mindsets.
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  890. The Public Figure School of Etiquette Many are undergraduates.
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  891. I must be privileged! I find the professor's channel to be most agreeable even though I'm a Lib Dem. American politics is far too polarized. We need compromise and unity to get the job done.
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  892. A culture of corruption.
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  893. Forget Halloween and contribute to your local body bag drive instead.
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  894. Judging from youthful experience: A Baby Boomer generation tends to be very liberal, if not outright rebellious and anti-establishment.
    1
  895. Death comes too soon, I prefer the good old days.
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  896. Ace it! Three times over tells me he had more than one up his sleeve.
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  897. An apathetic definition of passivity: The convict whose greatest effort of the day is raising his feet as an orderly sweeps beneath his bed.
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  898. Dion Cini is regularly removed from public places after displaying Trump flags and signs in various locations. In his latest stunt, he was removed from the Trump-owned Wollman Rink at Central Park after skating onto the ice with a giant “Trump 2024” flag in an incident that was caught on video. - Heavy
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  899. Wax and wane. Early morning meditation and yoga are recommended.
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  900. I see mid-eastern militants marching across the US flag, and then I see this emboldened across the our flag.
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  901. To be left with nothing more than the urge to self-medicate at an advanced age is a sad situation.
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  902. Too much like graffiti in a filthy men's room.
    1
  903. Note: Contrarians * The wavering (dongyo) class is reserved for average North Koreans, whereas the hostile (choktae) class is made of possible subversive elements (e.g. former landowners). - Wikipedia
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  904. Emotional ambivalence is a fact of human nature. Unconscious processing requires patience.
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  905. Paging Ben Hodges - I would love to hear your message conveyed at the Democratic convention.
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  906. I remember Putin performing the Roman Catholic sign of the cross during a Russian Orthodox ritual media event.
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  907. Adolescent behavior on Capitol Hill implies a short attention span.
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  908. The future status of the Black Sea is going to hurt American interests if we do not continue to support this war. I see our support as a major investment in global security.
    1
  909. Suddenly, I understand the lyrics to The Beatles "Come Together" (1969)
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  910. You feel strongly about this issue and I must agree with you. Heed the playbook. In time, many charismatic and ambitious personalities have succeeded incredibly only then to have overreached and fallen disgraced.
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  911. Confronting the fear of death above all.
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  912. I appriciate the opportunity to express myself, to articulate my thoughts at the moment. Glory to Ukraine.
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  913. 👁️‍🗨️ Thank You. I am happy to watch you grow...
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  914. In a dictatorship, life is cheap. Mass sacrifices must be made for one man's tomorrow.
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  915. The Art Of The Deal = Tax-free Tips
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  916. Let's all talk about investments during happy hour and then act.
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  917. 👍 LIKE! Thanks for the channel link, my FB platform will be all the richer for it. Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦🕊️
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  918. Hostile destruction of residential blocks is arms wasted.
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  919. Harry is way too eccentric. The man has children.
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  920. As time passes and I see more clearly, control of the Black Sea comes becomes the eye of the storm.
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  921. The Russian front might well be a safer place than prison, his reputation be known.
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  922. Why might such a case deny a doctor any respect?
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  923. Anti-social and Alienated: The grumpy hostile neighbor who moves in and starts making demands all around the neighborhood, while refusing to pay his association dues.
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  924. The Grim Reaper demands total attention.
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  925. It might be said, "The end of despotism is when the people self-determine by necessity."
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  926. Over a long career in office cubicle mazes, the guy who cursed the most was a preacher's son. One night, while he was working the night shift, his wife left him with a lawn chair, a pot, a pan, and an empty apartment. No wonder he felt like cussing.
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  927. I hope Nikki's position helps her to make a comeback another day.
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  928. I don't dine in at the movies. Americans' popular ethnic foods and entertainment venues are separate affairs.
    1
  929. “I don't give a f--k what anybody thinks,” Iovine says. “When you're a race horse, the reason they put blinders on these things is because if you look at the horse on the left or the right, you're going to miss a step. That's why the horses have blinders on. And that's what people should have". - Generative AI quotation
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  930. 🤫 Find your local Trump Derainment Syndrome Anonymous group today!
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  931. An ultimate challenge in a life is to find the joy and wonderment of it all in daily routine.
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  932. Do I lose sleep worrying about my dysfunctional family, or do I lose sleep over other people's affairs? Projection would seem to be the easiest solution, although that line of thought will not solve any problems.
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  933. As long as you are enjoying what you do, you will be the best at what you do. I grow with experience as I watch your channel evolve.
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  934. Joe Bloggs and Professor Gerdes are my go-to channels, bottom line.
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  935. To what degree are we going to see a vote against misogyny in the aftermath of Trump's trials?
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  936. Who better than an anti-social personality for promoting isolationism?
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  937. What drug or drugs are these terrorist using to enhance their performance?
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  938. Hamas appears to favor Russia's needle & syringe terrorist tactics.
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  939. Thank you.
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  940. Considering the US's heavy investment in NATO, Black Sea security should be a priority. Thus, Ukraine's Crimea is of essential significance in the future.
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  941. The Tucker Carlson Method (TCM): Covert infusion of an agenda and its goal thru questioning and doubt.
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  942. Thank you.
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  943. To the point: We need the latest technology in order to make the most precise maneuvers.
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  944. Confession and projection. I hope for a time when Russia passes into a propaganda-liberated real-time paradigm.
    1
  945. Most Curious Sidebar: The Hanged Man tarot card can have multiple interpretations, including: Pause and reflection: When upright, the card can mean to pause and reflect and to let go of outdated beliefs, behaviors, or thought patterns. This can lead to a new perspective on life and unlock hidden possibilities. Surrender and sacrifice: The card can also symbolize surrender, sacrifice, and releasing ego attachments. It can be a reminder that sometimes giving something up can lead to something greater. Temporary suspension: The card can represent being temporarily suspended, with life on hold but serving a purpose. Wisdom, discernment, and intuition: The card can also represent wisdom, discernment, intuition, divination, and prophecy. Selfishness: When reversed, the card can represent selfishness, the crowd, or the body politic. The Hanged Man card's ambiguity comes from the fact that it can be viewed inverted.
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  946. A will to power. The fight for existence on a physical and spiritual level.
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  947. Here via portable solar panels.
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  948. The Unreasoned War
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  949. The fuse to that powder keg that Putin is setting on slowly grows shorter and shorter.
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  950. I would think that Russian civil service employees would want to bolster their careers by fully supporting the current regime.
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  951. Being a liberal, I appreciate your conservative viewpoints all the more.
    1
  952. The unauthorized immigrant population in the United States reached 10.5 million in 2021, according to new Pew Research Center estimates.
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  953. MTG took the theater for a spin into all about her, one more time.
    1
  954. Will 1 dollar = 100 rubles coincide with Truth Social penny stock?
    1
  955. Mr. Invincible will find himself sitting on a powder keg with an ever-shorter fuse.
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  956. There are cargo ships out there someplace packed with stray dogs. How low can humanity sink?
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  957. Thank You. I thoroughly enjoy your content. These are often books that are hard to read and comprehend. Levity helps!
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  958. Legitimate political behavior is political behavior which is approved by the law, and as such, it is often not harmful to other people. This contrasts against illegitimate political behavior, which violates the law or other rules. - Study
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  959. The Pathological Liar will eventually paint himself into a corner.
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  960. I dreamed that Zelensky, after office, starred as the heroic lead in a epic movie about the rebuilding of Ukraine. All the world lined up for the historic premier.
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  961. The invisible hand is a metaphor for how, in a free market economy, self-interested individuals can promote the general benefit of society at large.
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  962. Whew! I have to pace this or I go into information overload. Such is the nature of the facts of life in and of our times.
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  963. Caesares Trump will be offering free tickets to the Coliseum's daily shows for everyone on government assistance! *Concessions and gambling fees include extra charges.
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  964. Decades ago, I read, "Russia is a small dog with a big dog bark." In today's light, I see.
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  965. The Prince of Peace, a reformer and the last blood sacrifice.
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  966. The term "good ole boys club" typically refers to an informal system within some work environments that upholds a particular group's socioeconomic and professional dominance — often white males — based on shared social characteristics rather than merit or qualifications. - linkedin
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  967. Where's Wally?
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  968. Whataboutism or whataboutery (as in "what about…?") is a pejorative for the strategy of responding to an accusation with a counter-accusation instead of a defense of the original accusation. - Wikipedia
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  969. For some, it is not a question of right or wrong, but rather can I get away with it or not?
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  970. At times, so much turns into an addiction to excitement, never mind the substance.
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  971. War of Attrition vs. Hybrid War Butcher vs. Surgeon
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  972. Necessity is the mother of invention.
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  973. "OOO" Granted an office, MTG will no doubt be out stalking glory while packing heat.
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  974. I wonder how many people bother to look-up the meaning of coup d'état?
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  975. An economic growth rate refers to the change in the value of all goods and services produced within a country for a specific period in comparison to an earlier period. - Clear Tax
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  976. Why were girls so obsessed with the Beatles? As Jonathan Gould notes, the Beatles were able to provide a “socially and emotionally secure environment for the expression of female assertiveness, aggression, sexuality, and solidarity” with their unique image and empowering lyrics.
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  977. Regression is a defense mechanism in which people seem to return to an earlier developmental stage. This tends to occur around periods of stress—for example, an overwhelmed child may revert to bedwetting or thumb-sucking. Regression may arise from a desire to reduce anxiety and feel psychologically safe. - Psychology Today
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  978. As enchanting as Upper Mustang.
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  979. A dropped US 'copper' penny is often not worth the effort to pick it up off the floor. 2.5% copper and 97.5% zinc (1982).
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  980. No military experience, Mr. Johnson?
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  981. Double-down entrenchment.
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  982. Love in the Time of Cholera update: Hate in the Time of Covid
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  983. This bridge now exists at the cost of countless lives. Its permanent absence from world architecture should be Putin's most lasting memorial.
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  984. Russia is more than happy to cause chaos.
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  985. Meaning of conflicted: confused or worried because you cannot choose between very different ideas, feelings, or beliefs, and do not know what to do or believe. - Cambridge Dictionary
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  986. Monkey see, monkey do. Must some US politicians mirror Putin's propaganda techniques? Many consider him to be the world's richest man. Unfortunately, greed is the downfall of man.
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  987. Sanctionology needs to proceed for a better world for future generations.
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  988. Hannibal Lecter wears Hulk Hogan and cannibalizes contributors.
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  989. "The Collateral Files"
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  990. Whatever happened to the good old days of Beatlemania? Alas, it could not last.
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  991. Now, will we have to listen to one-thousand-and-one excuses not to debate?
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  992. I hear a desperate cry for help from a neighborhood that is drowning in its sewage.
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  993. Disert Drifter Tarot Cards "What a curious notion!"
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  994. From the ripple to the bottle never satisfied. - Grace Jones
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  995. Kazakhstan is generally considered the richest country in Central Asia. I will want to take a closer look.
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  996. Caught up in perfectionism.
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  997. The Self-Alienation Process of The Antisocial Personality defined.
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  998. I am reminded of good ol' boy politics.
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  999. What are three causes of Alzheimer's? (See Ronald Reagan). The causes probably include a combination of age-related changes in the brain, along with genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. - NIH
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  1000. Russia's invincibility and blind ambition will be short-lived in history.
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  1001. Faith healing in mass as in a magical "like begets like".
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  1002. With Russia and North Korean propaganda business models, Truth Social/Trum Media could have been huge. Earth-shattering.
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  1003. "Bitcoins are used as a trap or a bait to attract naive people."
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  1004. Crypto: #1. Unregulated #2. Trust in a global and bilingual world of profit-making and greed.
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  1005. This issue does make me wonder about the overall state of the publication. Might paid subscribers and/or advertising revenue be in a bind? Fact- checking needed here, lest I misinform.
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  1006. The cost of transportation, particularly the cost of a gallon of gas, can offset the higher markup of convenience. Time is money.
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  1007. My take on Adult Entertainment: Be prepared to pay. Look if you must, but absolutely Do Not Touch.
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  1008. Isolate and control.
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  1009. Challenge: Purpose without propagandism.
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  1010. Corporate Society Funders
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  1011. Catharsis occurs when the action has the result of releasing previously pent-up emotions such as anger, frustration, or sadness. - Studycom
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  1012. Theory: The Ego is a bad judge of character.
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  1013. Some might learn from the New World that the sacrifice of blood need not determine whether the sun will rise anew.
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  1014. Thank You, I feel a need to learn from your wisdom...
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  1015. A fail for any practical field experience for NK. No exchange, No return.
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  1016. An estimated 19 million people are burdened with the collateral consequences of a felony conviction (this includes those currently and formerly incarcerated), and an estimated 79 million have a criminal record of some kind; even this is likely an underestimate, leaving out many people who have been arrested for misdemeanors. - Prison Policy Initiative
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  1017. When all else fails, trust in instinct and synchronicity.
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  1018. Insecure adolescent politicians seeking attention by defiance.
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  1019. 🖐 Value
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  1020. Estimated Prophet: Anita Hill testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Oct. 12, 1991.
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  1021. Google: The Case for Slow War by John Arquilla, FP 2013
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  1022. Greene is an anarchist.
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  1023. Some of us are the total of those around us.
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  1024. Joy? The Grateful Dead's fans, known as Deadheads, have been described as having a cult-like following. The band's intense following began in San Francisco in the 1960s and spread as they toured constantly throughout their career. Some say that the Deadheads promoted a sense of community and subverted expectations of transactional relationships in favor of joy. - Copilot AI
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  1025. As the world struggled to understand Putin's motivations in Ukraine, some critics resorted to jibes about the Russian president's height – an estimated 5ft 7in. Jun 19, 2024 - The Week
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  1026. As of January 1, 2024, there were about 41.1 million people receiving pensions in Russia, which is a decrease of over 5 million from five years ago. This represents 281 pensioners per 1,000 people in the population. The number of pensioners in Russia has been decreasing since 2019 when it was at its highest. The decrease is due to an increase in the retirement age. In 2019, the Russian government proposed raising the retirement age for men by five years and for women by eight years. However, after public protests, the government watered down the proposals to cap the women's retirement age at 60. These changes are being phased in gradually until 2028. The Pension Fund of the Russian Federation manages the pension system and pays pensions and social benefits to Russian citizens and citizens living abroad. - Research Labs AI
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  1027. I am my own worst enemy.
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  1028. Native America Oklahoma While delivering newspapers door to door, I have seen a melting pot.
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  1029. If greed is the downfall of man, the reasoning behind espionage is self-evident.
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  1030. 99 years ago. The Scopes “monkey trial” was the moniker journalist H. L. Mencken applied to the 1925 prosecution of a criminal action brought by the state of Tennessee against high school teacher John T. Scopes for violating the state’s Butler Act, which prohibited the teaching of evolution in public schools. - Free Speech Center
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  1031. What others can do for me VS What I can do for others
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  1032. Something here proves: "Justice is blind."
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  1033. No matter how much I am confident that it is so, it is always nice to hear the words, "Russia is going to lose this war."
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  1034. How do you deal with someone who name-calls? Smile, and walk off to confuse them and not let them get their glory. Pretend they're not there at all. Avoid them, don't make eye contact, don't talk to them and just completely ignore them. If they're in the middle of insulting you, shush them and start to talk to someone else. - wikiHow
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  1035. What next? 🐘 Elephants were used in war in Europe by the Carthaginians, Pyrrhus, the Romans, and others. - Research Labs AI
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  1036. Russia is becoming progressively dependent on China. While only 5% of Chinese imports and exports go to Russia.
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  1037. For Greene, the earth is flat.
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  1038. In Matchstick Men (2003), a phobic con artist, and his protégé are on the verge of pulling off a lucrative swindle when the con artist's teenage daughter arrives unexpectedly... - Movie Guide
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  1039. What is name-calling a symptom of? One of the biggest red flags of an unhealthy or abusive relationship is name-calling. By verbally stating “you're bad” in some form — dumb, ugly, stupid, fat, unloveable — a dating partner can exert their control and hold power over the other person's sense of self-worth. - Break the cycle
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  1040. Note: Prostate Cancer is the second most common cancer in men and the second leading cause of cancer death in men in the United States.
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  1041. Stuff that can be fixed?
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  1042. Hijacked. "I see!" said the blind man.
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  1043. The codependent person places an excessive reliance on the enabler for emotional support, validation, or even day-to-day decision-making. They may feel a deep need for the enabler's approval and validation to the detriment of their own already low sense of self. - Turning Point of Tampa
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  1044. I wish he would stop floating body parts across his speeches. I support Ukraine. The status of the Black Sea affects my wallet.
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  1045. May Putin's candles burn at both ends.
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  1046. Welcome to our Funhouse actors troop! Here's your marks and here's your lines. Make the man happy!
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  1047. On target, I fully agree. Your perspective supports my writing. Teamwork saves lives.
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  1048. If Putin only hears what he wants to hear, perhaps this is what he has been told.
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  1049. A Twist of Fate: Dumb Polish jokes were popular in American culture for a time. People finally had to give up smoking, in public places anyway.
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  1050. Melania's Secret Weapon: Melania may also hold some bargaining power over Donald because of her alleged “calming effect” on him. Some even call her his “secret weapon” in politics, as reported by Page Six.
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  1051. Smells like good old-fashioned Hollywood publicity coupling and melodrama.
    1
  1052. When will M.J. make me cringe for the last time? What a disgusting performance.
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  1053. Taliban behavior on the blindside. Ankle bracelet, anyone?
    1
  1054. I wonder how many buy MAGA bling as an investment. Preserve it in mint condition for its resale value. Trade by barter?
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  1055. This might be an effort to further demonize and objectify the west before martial law and more mobilization are declared.
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  1056. I am invested and as another front develops more time daily is required which means a greater investment. Time will tell what the return might be.
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  1057. Soapbox Counterpoint: Quantity dilutes quality.
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  1058. The Weave: He combs his hair around and around to cover up the bald spots.
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  1059. The number of unauthorized immigrants living in the U.S. in 2021 remained below its peak of 12.2 million in 2007.
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  1060. Spoon-feeding.
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  1061. Morally egocentric people regard their thoughts and needs as most important and willfully fail to account for the needs and intentions of others in making their decisions about how to act. - LEARNet
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  1062. National politics is affecting my personal life.
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  1063. Being a trusted news source for experienced Baby Boomers is an impressive compliment.
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  1064. Wikipedia article: Let's Go Brandon
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  1065. Prime Time Boob-Tube Shock Jock: It might be a repugnant job, but hey, somebody has got to do it.
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  1066. The Russia Funhouse seems to have infinite halls of mirrors.
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  1067. Tarred, feathered and run out of town in the dark of night and his ratings went up to boot.
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  1068. Are we back to the old man's body odor and flatulence? Some kind of boomerang effect?
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  1069. It’s important to note that while the Sexual Revolution allowed for greater sexual freedom and expression, it also led to new dynamics in relationships and health that are still being understood today. - Microsoft Copilot AI
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  1070. I cannot keep this to myself. I feel the need to report this abuse.
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  1071. Estimates of the percentage of North Koreans with intestinal parasites vary, but are generally high: 20% Dr. Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor, estimated that 20% of North Korea's population, or 5 million people, have intestinal roundworms. 37.7% A study of 621 people, including 40% refugees, found that 37.7% tested positive for helminths, with 47.2% of North Korean residents testing positive compared to 23.4% of refugees. At least half A former North Korean army officer told CNN that he believed at least half of the country's population had parasites. Over one third A report stated that over one third of school-age children in North Korea have diseases caused by intestinal parasites. Factors that contribute to the spread of intestinal parasites in North Korea include Poor hygiene, Malfunctioning public health infrastructure, Fraudulent agricultural practices, and Food shortages and famines. Intestinal parasites, also known as helminths, are worm-like organisms that live in the digestive system and feed off nutrients from the host. This can lead to malnutrition and make the infected person more susceptible to disease and chronic illness. - Search Labs AI
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  1072. 🤔 American dogs, especially those on a grain-free diet, eat better than I do.
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  1073. Flying Monkeys would hang Old Glory upside down upon occasion.
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  1074. How much therapy did it take to bring that issue to light? Thanks guys.
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  1075. I heard that Progozhin was sighted having coffee with Elvis and Billy The Kid at a Paris Cafe. "After all, it's a small world where the good die young," so they say.
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  1076. "It's O.K. because everybody does it!"
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  1077. MTG, House Gaslighter
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  1078. As the Baby Boomers age, they carry with them the legacies of the Sexual Revolution, which include both the freedoms and the challenges that came with the changes in sexual behavior and societal norms. - Microsoft Copilot AI
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  1079. 'The Past as Future' implies no progression, no development.
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  1080. An automated AI autocrat and propaganda machine blueprint should be filed under Planned Obsolescence.
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  1081. The Necromancer reads his fortune by digging up bones.
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  1082. Over a lifetime, I have watched so many tabloid copies land by the toilet and stay.
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  1083. Now I know for sure, rich folk in high places can act just as redneck as any poor neighborhood.
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  1084. Kamikaze is no way to win a war as history shows.
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  1085. How long can Mother Russia stay barefoot and pregnant?
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  1086. Do we have to relearn the fable of "The Tortoise and the Hare" (fourth century BCE)?
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  1087. First thought: A passing repeated behavior, extinct.
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  1088. What I see of rural Russia, from which much blood flows, is a disadvantaged people in a very poor state. It is no wonder that impoverished stress and depression are projected upon objectified 'other people.'
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  1089. It is a contest for who is the richest man in the world, Putin or Musk.
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  1090. Can a three-time impeached president make it another four years without the axe? Who is the best vice presidential candidate? When will American women react to so much misogyny in politics?
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  1091. Pete has my vote.
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  1092. It is a matter of time before technology overrides the ability to maintain a misinformation propaganda bubble. Then again, people will continue to believe what they want to believe...
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  1093. What will it take? No bread, no potatoes?
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  1094. After Allied forces defeated Germany in World War II, Europe became a difficult place to be associated with Adolph Hitler’s Third Reich. Thousands of Nazi officers, high-ranking party members, and collaborators—including many notorious war criminals—escaped across the Atlantic, finding refuge in South America, particularly in Argentina, Chile, and Brazil. - History Channel
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  1095. Admittedly, Hillbilly Elegy, the film (2020 ‧ Drama/Comedy) was unforgettable. Perhaps, because it is so close to environments that I have lived in.
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  1096. Parts from the bone pile.
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  1097. Propaganda Win: The practice of winning people over to an idea so sincerely that they succumb to it. - PBS
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  1098. Opinion: Calculated implying 'getting even'. A compensation.
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  1099. Howard Robard Hughes Jr. (December 24, 1905 – April 5, 1976) was an American aerospace engineer, business magnate, film producer, investor, philanthropist, and pilot. He was best known during his lifetime as one of the richest and most influential people in the world. He first became prominent as a film producer, and then as an important figure in the aviation industry. Later in life, he became known for his eccentric behavior and reclusive lifestyle—oddities that were caused in part by his worsening obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), chronic pain from a near-fatal plane crash, and increasing deafness. - Wikipedia
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  1100. HOT BUTTON: LBGQ
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  1101. I dare say Mr. T addresses a most fickle demographic.
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  1102. Is it The British are coming or the Redcoats are coming? Revere and the others surely did not yell, “The British are coming!” despite tales to the contrary. They were, in the final analysis, all British. They probably said, “The redcoats are coming!” and they surely didn't yell since British troops were stationed throughout the countryside. Such is the mystique of history. - Leah Dunaief (TDR Newsmedia)
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  1103. I feel the need to release anxiety, as a media consumer, this war invades my favorite sports venues. Now is the time to take a confident, knowledgeable stand for justice in Ukraine. Your channel's perspectives are appreciated.🕊️🇺🇦
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  1104. Save a buck by spending a billion.
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  1105. Pedigree? How about Lib Political Operative and Enemy Of The Russian State? Perhaps some of us need to stay home. 🎃
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  1106. Mother Russia needs to stop trying to steal her neighbor's bread basket.
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  1107. Halloween Trickery: Russian commentators point out Satanists along with a push for anti-Semitism and a call for jihad.
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  1108. How Saul became Paul in another space in time.
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  1109. "And now, more from the MAGA shark tank..."
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  1110. When problem-solving leans into immediate gratification.
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  1111. Russia's Dilemma: The worst the credit risk, the less the prosperity.
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  1112. Too close to, "I must convince others, to convince myself."
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  1113. I should live so long: Plutrach's Lives: Trump and Putin's Parallel Lives
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  1114. "Can't control himself," says so much.
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  1115. Storyline: An attorney slowly becomes a composite of all the clients he ever served.
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  1116. When I curse, I tell myself that I feel cursed.
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  1117. Curious Bedfellows: I thought the Marijuana Industry was the new Wild West.
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  1118. Russia needs more Walmart-like stores filled with consumer products Made or Assembled in China.
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  1119. A Neo-Soviet Union implies a corrupt and entrenched bureaucracy dependent on an authoritarian regime that promotes nationalistic privilege.
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  1120. Like a cat burglar in the night, Putin will eventually get caught.
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  1121. JFK: Delirium tremens?
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  1122. Russia's alternate reality constructs and exhibits graveyards and memorials of very limited value in time. Life looses much of its value outside of reality.
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  1123. A bubble-perfect world implies a window in time and space and a predilection to detonate.
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  1124. No doubt about it, I have noticed an algorithm trend towards your videos being backed by those of TV Rain. As life occassionally points out, I can still be had. The challenge is: Can I learn from my mistakes?
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  1125. Note: (A) revolutionary return to a golden past.
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  1126. Never give a sucker an even break. - W. C. Fields
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  1127. God save us all from a culture of corruption.
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  1128. Another day of rabid blood-thirsty patrons at the coliseum ensured that hubris and greed were glorified once again.
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  1129. Scratch my back and I'll scratch your's politics.
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  1130. Fascism is not economically viable.
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  1131. Chinese mooncakes typically include flour, sugar, eggs, and a filling. The filling can be red bean paste, lotus paste, or other ingredients. The dough often includes lye water or a substitute to create a golden color and crispy crust. - Search Labs AI
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  1132. He's missing an endearing grift by not raising funds for his ex-wife's monument.
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  1133. Out-of-context and fragmented comments reflect repressed thought patterns caused by inner conflicts resulting in anger and forms of acting- out while seeking direction towards resolution.
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  1134. Project 2025 is looking more like a mission to pad its creator's pockets every day. Supporters can only hope to profit.
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  1135. 🤔 "Life's big questions" typically refer to fundamental inquiries about existence, purpose, and morality, often including: "What is the meaning of life?", "Why am I here?", "What happens after death?", "How should I live?", "Who am I?", and "Is there a higher power?". Key points about life's big questions: Existential nature: These questions delve into the very nature of being human and our place in the universe. Personal exploration: Individuals often grapple with these questions throughout their lives, seeking personal meaning and understanding. Varying perspectives: Answers to these questions can be deeply personal and influenced by cultural, religious, and philosophical beliefs. Some examples of "life's big questions": What is my purpose in life? Is there a God or a higher power? What happens after we die? How can I live a meaningful life? What is the nature of reality? What is my responsibility to others? What is the meaning of love? - Research Labs AI
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  1136. He's talking like a pro wrestling heel.
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  1137. 911 - A conservative reaction to community party scenes and celebrations in the news does not have to be a desire to firmly send these irresponsible people home with a stern punishment of being grounded without amenities for an extended period of time...
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  1138. You spark my curiosity: Baba Yaga is a figure in Slavic folklore and Russian fairytales who is often depicted as a witch or ogress. Her name translates to "Grandmother Jadwiga", but there is no universal agreement on its meaning. Some of the different meanings of Baba Yaga include: A trickster character: Baba Yaga is a trickster character who can be both a villain and a helpful figure. She can help people achieve their goals, but she must be approached with caution. A symbol of female empowerment: Baba Yaga is a proto-feminist icon who embodies female independence and empowerment. She is a symbol of the unpredictable and untameable nature of the female spirit. An intermediary between universes: Baba Yaga is said to be an intermediary between two universes and a psychopomp. A guardian of the waters of life: Baba Yaga is the guardian of the fountains of the waters of life. Baba Yaga is often depicted as an elderly woman with a long nose and iron teeth who lives in a magical hut and walks on chicken legs. She is said to travel around in a mortar and pestle. In the John Wick film series, the hitman played by Keanu Reeves is nicknamed "Baba Yaga" by the Russian mob. - Search Labs AI
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  1139. If only I could keep my emotional hot buttons under lock and key.
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  1140. "I've got a sense of what's coming, and I have got to get while the getting is good!"
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  1141. The ego can act on principle in some of the most unreasonable ways.
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  1142. Hey!! That reminds me of so many of the easy credit card applications that I have recieved over a lifetime, often on a daily basis.
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  1143. "No kiss, no tell."
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  1144. In poor neighborhoods the further the houses are apart, the more peaceful the environment. Perhaps the opposite might be where wealthy urban apartment tower residences find comfort and security.
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  1145. Rally bills go unpaid and it shows, time after time.
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  1146. It seems natural that a culture of corruption cooks the books.
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  1147. Wouldn't we all like to be onto elite insider information! Its empowering for a time, anyway.
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  1148. Here's another orphan reference as to be expected.
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  1149. The man uses AI-augmented speeches and emails, but goes against the historicaly proven book on economy theory; go figure.
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  1150. Russians are failing to think outside the box. I'm calling this dilemma: good ol'boy politics and corruption in action.
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  1151. Perhaps on-looking reasonably self-reliant women are a well of anxiety looking for an antidote.
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  1152. I pray this woman's candid honesty was not suicidal. As a consumer of western media, I imagine this content to be a death sentence. A brave soul indeed.
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  1153. Your point proves ignorance is not bliss.
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  1154. A lack of education along with a burden of guilt and pain often gets projected into the hatred of others.
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  1155. Any redeeming value in their relationship was behind her at this point.
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  1156. I still remember a statement that I read decades ago, "Russia is a small dog with a big dog bark."
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  1157. North Koreans eating canned dog meat in Russia is a strange twist on the GOP's immigrants-eating cats and dogs storyline.
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  1158. Two wrongs make a right in the name of God or simply greed?
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  1159. Sneakers in a rigged system.
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  1160. Thanks for helping me stay informed.
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  1161. More dated Baby Boomer appeal? Alluding to "Shambala," the 1973 mega-hit song, or from the movie "Slums of Beverly Hills," 1998 soundtrack?
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  1162. Junior's nasal voice is showing here.
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  1163. Russia is turning into The Land of Old Women. The problem is, who is going to be left to support them?
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  1164. "Hunter is a hologram," unreliable sources say.
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  1165. Sir! I make mistakes in editorial content. Instamesy then perspective. I feel sleepy.
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  1166. When something goes over-the-top, what are the odds that something is going to go wrong?
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  1167. An insecure person is often attracted to a heavy-set individual.
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  1168. The next MAGA promo collectible: A french fries badge pinned to an adult diaper.
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  1169. People in their desperation blindside the consequences of their actions. Just one more...
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  1170. An American Tradition? In Little Big Man (1970 film), Younger Bear, a Contrary is a member of a Native American tribal group who deliberately acts in the opposite way of other members. For example, a Contrary might say "hello" when they mean "goodbye".
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  1171. It's important to note that while rituals can be a healthy form of escapism, they can also become a way to avoid dealing with underlying issues.
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  1172. I find Russell difficult to watch for wishing that he would button up. Dependency and control issues and a testosterone deficiency are evidenced.
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  1173. Old habits die hard.
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  1174. If you have ever watched a long train come to a stop, you know it takes a long time to unbuckle.
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  1175. Some might come to the conclusion that, "Everyone has got to believe in something; I believe that I will have another drink."
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  1176. Note: Putin Nazism = Ukrainian Nationalism
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  1177. Because he makes a good poster child.
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  1178. "For the theater on the hill, all the world is a stage."
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  1179. Bird dogging Biden.
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  1180. The United States has spent less than 2% of its budget on Ukraine. - Generative AI
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  1181. The nature of terrorism in a post-Putin world involves various geopolitical and social factors. Based on current trends and expert analysis, here are some potential characteristics: Diversification: Terrorism may become more diverse, with a range of groups pursuing different ideologies and goals. Fragmentation: The landscape could become more fragmented, with smaller, decentralized groups or lone actors becoming more common. Technology Empowerment: Advances in technology could empower actors, both in terms of communication and the execution of attacks. Inspiration from Conflicts: Ongoing conflicts, such as the one between Israel and Hamas, could serve as catalysts for terrorist plots and attacks outside of the conflict zones, inspiring radicalized individuals and groups. Global Threat Landscape: The Sahel region of Africa is likely to remain a center for jihadist groups affiliated with the Islamic State and Al-Qaeda, taking advantage of failed states and ungoverned spaces. It's important to note that these are projections, and the actual nature of terrorism will depend on a multitude of factors, including international counterterrorism efforts, political stability, and the global socio-economic environment.
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  1182. Mr. President is within his full right to appear as a common man whose homeland is at war with an invader, as well as a spendthift leader with priorities.
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  1183. Putin, playing "Tarzan In the Jungle," forgets that it takes a village to survive.
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  1184. McCarthyism, also known as the Second Red Scare, was the political repression and persecution of left-wing individuals and a campaign spreading fear of alleged communist and Soviet influence on American institutions and of Soviet espionage in the United States during the late 1940s through the 1950s. - Wikipedia
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  1185. It is widely known that Adolf Hitler was meticulous about practicing his speeches in front of a mirror, carefully studying his facial expressions, body language, and hand gestures to perfect his oratory skills and persuasive delivery; this is considered a key element in his ability to captivate large audiences and spread his propaganda effectively. - Search Labs
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  1186. I think the Reps needed a strategic man out of nowhere for a party refocus. Can he be charismatic enough to last?
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  1187. Thanks for maintaining a focus on what is most important to me in our current chaotic world.
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  1188. Will everybody that doesn't know what they are doing, please stand up and be counted.
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  1189. 👺 "Let's take a stand against our low self-esteem! We have the power to overcome our limiting beliefs and achieve greatness. Together, we will rise above our doubts and succeed!"
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  1190. Haile Selassie promoted agriculture at a high cost to his minorities. It's too idealistic. I'm not buying it.
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  1191. Forever a mystery: Just what does the KBG have on the party animal?
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  1192. God forbid Super Trump arrives to rescue Putin's purse.
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  1193. Born to double standards: "Do as I say, not as I do."
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  1194. At the root of the conflict was a double set of values: One for self. One for others.
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  1195. Unfortunately, the facts can only mean dry reading too much of the time.
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  1196. Luke has a talent for stimulating thought. I appreciate that. I will never be too old to learn something new.
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  1197. Historically, the outlaw archetype has mirrored societal attitudes towards authority and rebellion. From the rebellious heroes of ancient myths to the anti-heroes of modern thrillers, this archetype reflects a continuous fascination with characters that challenge the status quo. - firstdraftpro
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  1198. Thank you.
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  1199. Note: Institutional Knowledge.
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  1200. 5k says Yahoo!
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  1201. Trump and Putin: Fair weather friends?
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  1202. Monkey see, monkey do. For Putin, Ukraine, Poland and beyond. For Trump, Panama, Canada and beyond.
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  1203. Will the showboat float when so heavily charged?
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  1204. Thanks for making learning fun 🌞
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  1205. Trust in time. Family business succession, or the transition of ownership and management to the next generation, can face many problems. Some common issues include: Communication A lack of open dialogue between family members can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts, and a lack of consensus on the business's future. The emotional nature of succession planning can also make it difficult to discuss, such as when the founding entrepreneur is uncomfortable discussing their mortality. Successor selection Family members may have different interests, capabilities, or commitment levels, so it's important to balance family needs with the business's best interests. Generation gap Different generations may have differing beliefs on politics, religion, society, and pop culture. Trust Trust issues can contribute to problems. - Search Labs AI
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  1206. *During the trial, prosecutors asked Simpson to try on the gloves, but they didn't fit his hands. Simpson's defense lawyer, Johnny Cochrane, then told the jury, "If the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit". This phrase became a popular meme and is still a topic of debate today.
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  1207. Phenomenal.
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  1208. MAGA Supporters or Performance Artists?
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  1209. Russia's indigenous culture of corrupt is obsolete and requires reformation.
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  1210. At midnight of the Second Insurrection, all the ATMs went offline, leaving a multitude of frustrated people in its wake. The next morning, all banks were closed, leaving people stranded across the country. Perhaps the newly elected regime leader could forgive all debts, and everyone simply starts over in a strictly conservative world.
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  1211. You have my support. I feel the spirit of the Earth here.
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  1212. At times, the matador must strategically move away from the horns of the bull to achieve his ultimate goal.
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  1213. Look to the source of internal conflict.
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  1214. The campaign is cursed.
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  1215. Vladimir, The Prideful. Pride is considered one of the seven deadly sins because it can lead to other sins without remorse, and it can be difficult to see because it hides itself well. - Generative AI
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  1216. EXTREME CAUTION: LEARNING CURVE AHEAD!
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  1217. Not-So-Instant Replay: The Grand Old Party trying to play a Saturday Night Live rerun on a worn-out VCR.
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  1218. Unfortunately, the Sexual Revolution's mantra: "MAKE LOVE, NOT WAR," has developed some long-term repercussions.
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  1219. To a point, I have no problem with Germany and Russia 'trading places.' A historical paradigm for Russia is coming, no matter how long it takes.
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  1220. From within the dazzling cherry tree hologram, a golden bird called out, "Tell them what they want to hear!"
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  1221. Play his Viktor Orban card in this speech.
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  1222. I learn as I write, to clarify: Subjectification has multiple definitions, including: A process of self-analysis: A process where a subject observes, analyzes, interprets, and recognizes themselves as a source of knowledge. A language change process: A process where a linguistic expression takes on meanings that convey the speaker's attitude or viewpoint. A process of becoming a subject: A process that involves both mastery and submission and requires vulnerability to others. To identify with a subject: To interpret something in terms of subjective experience. A double reference: A reference to the philosophical tradition and political subjection. A strategy that appeals to the speaker's authority: A strategy that uses the speaker's authority as a reason to believe a claim. The term "subjectification" was coined by Foucault and is derived from the word "subject" and the suffix "-edification". The earliest known use of the word was in 1880 by G. L. Turner. - Research Labs AI (edited by Grammarly)
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  1223. The more I learn, the less I know. Thanks for your perspectives.
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  1224. Propaganda encroaches.
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  1225. The panels here inspire my interpretation. Therein is an enigmatic vision of infinity.
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  1226. What has the president of El Salvador done? After 87 people were killed by gangs over one weekend in March 2022, Bukele initiated a nationwide crackdown on gangs. This resulted in the arrests of over 79,000 people with alleged gang affiliations by 2 April 2024, with over 12,000 incarcerated at the new Terrorism Confinement Center. - Wikipedia
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  1227. My Soapbox: "Hey! Putler is not the only guy that loves ice hockey. As far as I am concerned, he can go back to where he came from!! Then, I can go back to New York hockey and baseball with peace of mind. War and sports are like oil and water. The two do not mix well."
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  1228. Culture Shock: Without AI, I am lost and afraid.
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  1229. That old staunch democrat stated, "Jamie for prez, Jasmine for vice all in good time."
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  1230. Baby Boomers, like their previous generation, believed the American Dream could be owned simply by hard work and moving up the ladder. By the time I retired, entry employment in my field was open only to college grads. Many MAGA folks may still be reacting to how technology has changed opportunity and income.
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  1231. Putin is feeding on orphans in the biggest way possible. Left and right. Goes to show if one can only hold on to the office long enough.
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  1232. Know thyself, know thine enemy.
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  1233. Turkey's error, diverging from the current economic strategy.
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  1234. Reminder: Cognitive Dissonance: the state of having inconsistent thoughts, beliefs, or attitudes, especially as relating to behavioral decisions and attitude change. (This definition easily slips my mind.)
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  1235. The state of the US economy sets the stage for a status quo re-election season.
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  1236. 🎯🎯🎯 Demonstrative has multiple meanings, including as an adjective, noun, or adverb: Adjective: Showing emotions openly, especially love or affection. For example, "She wished her fiancé (ex-husband) were more demonstrative". Noun: A pronoun that points out an intended referent. For example, "This is a really weird-looking fruit". Adverb: Not cautious or reticent. (Generative AI)
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  1237. Currently $196.23 (average) As of January 1, 2024, the average pension in Russia is approximately 20,800 Russian rubles per month, which translates to around $233 based on recent exchange rates. Source: Data from Statista. - Research Labs AI
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  1238. What happens when you lie to a KGB officer?
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  1239. Too much hairspray. Democracy or Pyramid Club?
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  1240. Decadence vs. Status Quo
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  1241. "Conflicted"
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  1242. An ovation by India while buying cheap Russian oil.
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  1243. It is sad to witness EM play up to his adolescent peers on the hill.
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  1244. This is sounding more like a singles site connection love letter every day.
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  1245. How many stand back and stand by? How much surveillance?
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  1246. Within a spectrum, some are born with a natural inclination to sympathize and some simply cannot relate to other's physical or emotional states.
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  1247. Russia: The Little Dog with a big bark.
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  1248. American popular culture is going to have a hard time fitting into a MAGA mold. Theory and practice are two different things.
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  1249. "Elementary, my Dear Watson."
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  1250. Sweet or Sour? Perhaps, a bitter pill to know the difference?
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  1251. Too many political decisions have been negotiated on the golf course. Politics is not a sport.
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  1252. Am I seeing this? The psychosomatic (psychological) meaning of slouched shoulders is, most often, “carrying the weight of the world on one's shoulders.” - Quora
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  1253. When face to face with a public figure, some panic and run for the nearest National Enquirer tabloid newsstand.
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  1254. The fair fortune teller looked upon her cards one morning and remarked, "I see a bolo tie, connect." I recalled what she said as I passed by a corner store window later that full moon night. 🤔
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  1255. Today's great word of historical proportions: "Tirade."
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  1256. According to a 2018 Pew Research Center survey, 26% of Russians have a favorable view of the United States, while 81% feel the US is working to undermine Russia on the world stage. - Wikipedia
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  1257. What part might Trump play in a Shakespearian play?
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  1258. 🕊 SUPPORT INDEPENDENT RUSSIAN SOCIAL PLATFORM CHANNELS
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  1259. Where in the Bible does it say you can lead a horse to water? Romans 12:2. Practice makes perfect. You can't teach an old dog new tricks. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink. - Aspen Park Church
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  1260. Russia has a higher divorce rate than the United States, with 74% of marriages ending in divorce: Divorce rates in Russia have fluctuated over time, rising from 3.8 per 1,000 people in 1990 to a peak of 6.0 in 2002, before dropping to 4.2 in 2017. In the United States, the divorce rate is lower than the outdated statistic of 50%. However, the US still leads the world in marital splits. - Search Labs AI
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  1261. Covering the menu and other social trivia reminds me of 19th-century newspaper reporting. Made for North Korean newspapers.
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  1262. "It was on TV, so it must be true."
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  1263. Heavily medicated w/side effects.
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  1264. Research suggests that the harm of keeping a secret is not so much from the act of hiding it but from the mental burden of living with it and thinking about it. The frequency with which people think about their secrets is more closely linked to lower well-being than the frequency of actively concealing them during conversations. In essence, while the act of keeping a secret might not become more difficult with age, the psychological effects and the tendency to ruminate on those secrets can have a significant impact on one's well-being.
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  1265. Barbaric acts warrant siege tactics.
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  1266. Do we need educational requirements for public office? In a world of corporate politics, this is mostly like a wrong question to ask.
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  1267. Nicknames for U.S. Soldiers: Jonny Rebel, Billy Yank, Doughboy, Dogface, Grunt, Leatherneck, Jarhead, Mustang, Fall-Out, Chalk
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  1268. Dallas, aka Big D "Everything is bigger in Texas" Red flag enough?
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  1269. When push comes to shove and I have to break down and call Daddy, will he be home?
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  1270. The vast majority of drug users in Russia use drugs intravenously. Most people use heroin, although khanka, an opiate produced from poppy straw, and vint, a homemade amphetamine, are also used. - Human Rights Watch
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  1271. Way too much heavy breathing from the dressing room. Who is trying what on?
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  1272. Note: Industrial killing
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  1273. "Don't cut off your nose to spite your face" is a warning against acting out of pique, or against pursuing revenge in a way that would damage oneself more than the object of one's anger. - Wikipedia
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  1274. Sensationalism in media is a tactic used to gain an audience’s attention, often resorting to shocking words, exaggeration, and sometimes misinformation. This approach can affect how well-informed the public is about politics and can lead to a reliance on sensationalized information rather than factual news. - Microsoft Copilot AI
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  1275. I recall someone writing, "The invisible hand rules the bedroom."
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  1276. "I make billions in my sleep."
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  1277. Red Bull must be the energy drink these people are calling up.
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  1278. A chameleon in the mirror. More projection and confession.
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  1279. The man needs to lose his fairy dust gimmick.
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  1280. So much of life only considers what other people are willing to pay.
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  1281. Thanks for inspiring me to articulate my thoughts more knowledgeably.
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  1282. Article of interest: "The Tragedy Of Volodymyr Zelensky" by Michael C. Desch - Harpers Magazine, October 2023
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  1283. 🔎 Three Felonies: If you reside in America and it is dinnertime, you have almost certainly broken the law. In his book Three Felonies a Day, civil liberties lawyer Harvey Silverglate estimates that the average person unknowingly breaks at least three federal criminal laws every day. - Mises Institute
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  1284. Recouping those losses one way or another can prove to be futile, particularly when it is for a lost cause.
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  1285. America's social immune system will develop more resistance to propaganda and manipulation as technology advances, I project.
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  1286. How about both Putin and Trump riding bears shirtless and in a shark tank jumping contest?
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  1287. What does slumming mean in slang? To spend time in conditions that are much less good than the standard that you are used to: We ran out of money on vacation and had to slum it in cheap hostels. - Cambridge Dictionary
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  1288. The dream of an empire evolved into a tragic pyramid scheme.
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  1289. Keep communications limited to confused messages as supplies are cut off, leaving the enemy cold, thirsty, hungry, and demoralized. The first opponent to target women and children will self-destruct given enough time...
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  1290. Ignorance is bliss? Only in the short term, I suspect.
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  1291. After a number of flight hours, aircraft requires maintenance. Short military flights require more maintenance than longer commercial flights. Lack of maintenance endangers lives, an accident waiting to happen.
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  1292. True confession: I would want to protect my Russian bureaucratic career. But, my productivity will suffer in adverse conditions, particularly when I can no longer pay for food and am behind on rent.
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  1293. Putin is having trouble seeing the consequences of his actions. If all else fails, simply blame it on someone else.
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  1294. How well might Christianity fare in a Trump dynasty and its inherent conflicts?
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  1295. Some adolescent-spirited pro-politicians need to go home to their Mothers and rethink their life choices.
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  1296. "Beam me up, Scotty!" Enough of a scene from a plague epidemic in a feverish nightmare storm.
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  1297. Dry reading for some folks.
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  1298. Diminishing returns take more steps in AZ.
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  1299. The proud, born in poverty, through hate approach their greatest fears.
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  1300. A tattoo experience. I do not doubt that a Bic lighter would be enough to put me behind bars...
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  1301. Draft: The politician as a representative reflection of his constituency might change ideologies and priorities as the locale status quo evolves.
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  1302. "Sanitary zone" sounds like something a serial killer would say.
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  1303. People keep imitating Trump's vocal style when into the spiel.
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  1304. All too often, it is a shame, what we do in the name of God.
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  1305. The Medicine Wheel, I relate to The Eternal Return or an infintum cycle that reaches forth.
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  1306. Birds of feather, flock together.
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  1307. Drain the swamp, fleece the base.
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  1308. Look to a better world without Rupert Murdoch and his ilk. He has been the ban of the American Baby Boomer generation.
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  1309. Beware! Out of sight, out of mind.
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  1310. You need a well-earned Wikipedia page.
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  1311. Who can we blame for the out-of-control and encroaching crisis? Since the 1990s, both fatal overdoses linked to the abuse of clandestinely produced fentanyl and its analogs, as well as law enforcement encounters, have significantly increased and become increasingly deadly.
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  1312. The lady displays multiple personality issues and a lack of empathy.
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  1313. I suspect the Classic Greek Theater Muse of Melpomene and Thalia has sent a strong message that will remain as the debate drifts downstream.
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  1314. Russia's entrance into Ukraine left a trail of needles and syringes as testified by captured Russian soldiers. I have to assume that Hamas' bloodthirsty behavior such as rape, mutilation and burned corpes were preceded by motivated hard-core drug use. "A rush of blood to the head!" so they say.
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  1315. "As the war continues, it exposes plenty of weaknesses in technology."
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  1316. I suppose ammunitions have an expiration date as in the use of the old before the new. If this is the case, North Korea needs to keep its aging stockpile at home all the more.
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  1317. To deal with global realities without feeling depressed, it's crucial to balance awareness of issues with positive action, maintain healthy coping mechanisms like limiting news intake, focus on local impact, seek support from others, and engage in activities that foster hope and optimism; while acknowledging the challenges, prioritize taking care of your mental well-being by setting boundaries and finding ways to contribute to positive change. Key strategies: Limit news exposure: Don't overwhelm yourself with constant negative news; set boundaries on how much you consume and when. Focus on local impact: Find ways to make a difference in your community, which can provide a sense of agency and control. Connect with others: Talk to friends and family, or join support groups to share concerns and feelings and gain perspective. Practice self-care: Prioritize activities that promote relaxation and well-being, like exercise, meditation, hobbies, and spending time in nature. Addressing negative emotions: Acknowledge your feelings: Don't suppress emotions; allow yourself to feel sadness, anger, or frustration, but don't let them consume you. Cognitive reframing: Challenge negative thoughts by looking for positive aspects of a situation or potential solutions. Seek professional help: If overwhelming feelings persist, consider therapy to develop coping mechanisms and manage anxiety. Finding hope and purpose: Highlight positive change: Focus on stories of progress and individuals working towards solutions. Engage in activism: Volunteer or advocate for causes you care about to feel empowered and make a difference. Celebrate small wins: Recognize and appreciate even minor positive actions you take. - Research Labs AI
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  1318. Whining and complaining can easily gravitate towards hatred as compensation for all the trouble.
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  1319. Bitcoin miners receive bitcoin as a reward for creating new blocks which are added to the blockchain. Mining rewards can be hard to come by due to the intense competition. The probability that a participant will discover the solution is related to the network's total mining capacity. - Investopedia
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  1320. Along with a legacy of bad parenting comes an appetite for orphans.
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  1321. Records might show short-time profiter and entourage.
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  1322. What happens when I'm free to be me? Strive for excellence.
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  1323. The gravy train came to an abrupt stop when the case was lost. His best option was an interview tour to raise funds for a ticket out of town.
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  1324. Humanity will find itself and omnipresent other when it is ready.
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  1325. The pot appears to be boiling down to extreme fringe characters.
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  1326. 🏺The willingness to put a culturally constructed reality above reality itself. Wonderful food for thought. Thanks.
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  1327. A useful idiot is a person perceived as propagandizing for a cause—particularly a bad cause originating from a devious, ruthless source—without fully comprehending the cause's goals, and who is cynically being used by the cause's leaders. - Wikipedia
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  1328. Note: Embedding, negotiated editorial slant
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  1329. When Mike Johnson gets to be too much, I imagine him carving the Thanksgiving turkey.
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  1330. Concede ground with a tactical plan towards the eventual entrapment of the enemy.
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  1331. Two big takeaways: #1 – The average Truth Social user is likely to be a male, Republican voter, aged 18 to 34 #2 – Truth Social is going to have a hard time adopting new users due to political affiliations
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  1332. Hijacking the Old Testament for what reeks of a tax-free pyramid club scheme.
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  1333. Talking about a dismembering a women's body parts was extremely creepy, particularly after recent events.
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  1334. When I meet a guy who curses throughout a conversation, I think, "He sure feels cursed. Things must not be going his way."
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  1335. The Toxic Food & Trash Talk Channel
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  1336. I imagine Mark on a book with his latest bestseller, "Adam Smith For The 21st Century"
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  1337. DENTAL CARE REFORM: GIVE AMERICA'S WORKERS THEIR DIGITY BACK.
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  1338. Thanks!
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  1339. The nature of fame and misfortune. Many of us seem to think that being a public figure means wealth. Sadly enough, this is not the case.
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  1340. There's a photo somewhere that says, "Loaded adult diaper."
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  1341. Blessed with any degree of influence within any number of people, I will seek purpose and direction beyond my own self-promotion.
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  1342. Are we talking about Legions versus Barbarians? :-!
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  1343. I admire most those who know how to entertain and enlighten. Knowledge tempered with levity forms true wisdom.
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  1344. Mimetic desire, a concept enunciated by French philosopher Rene Girard, suggests that one desires something because somebody else desires that thing; in other words, the desire of one mimics the desire of the other. - The Economics Times
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  1345. Creation, Revelation, Reformation. Salvation, Redemption. Liberty.
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  1346. The meaning of task and purpose is the redemption of man and humanity. Poignancy is the key.
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  1347. In 2010, Shannon et al. estimated that 8.1% of the US adult population, or over 19 million people, had felony convictions.
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  1348. It is only a matter of time before Russian aircraft fall out of the sky. This is the level of engineering I expect across the spectrum.
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  1349. Esoteric information has an attractive quality that allows one to assume an elite insider's view of reality.
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  1350. Student demonstrations can often be a reaction to a polarized government, reflecting broader societal divisions and political tensions. The degree to which this is true can vary based on the specific context and issues at hand. For instance, recent student demonstrations have been observed in response to international conflicts and policies, such as the pro-Palestinian campus protests in the United States. These protests have sometimes escalated to the point of intervention by law enforcement and have led to arrests and changes in university operations, like classes going virtual. Such actions by students are indicative of their engagement with global political issues and suggest a reaction not only to government policies but also to university administrations’ responses to these issues. The intensity and spread of these demonstrations across various campuses can be seen as a measure of the polarization and the strength of student activism in the face of political decisions they perceive as unjust or in need of change. It’s a complex interplay of local, national, and international politics that can fuel student movements. - Microsoft Copilot AI
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  1351. Monkey see, monkey do. Human behavior never ceases to amaze me, including my own.
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  1352. The teenage birth rate in Russia has been decreasing over the last few decades: 2020 The teen birth rate in Russia was 15.4 births per 1,000 females aged 15–19, which was a 75% decrease from the 1991 peak of 61.8. 1990–2016 The annual number of births per 1,000 women aged 15–19 decreased from 55.0 in 1990 to 21.5 in 2016. Russia's teenage pregnancy rate is slightly lower than the average for Eastern Europe and Central Asia, which is 32. However, Russia's teenage pregnancy and abortion rates are still among the highest in Europe. Early childbearing can have negative consequences for adolescent girls, including: Impacts on education, livelihood, health, and social status Stigmatization, rejection, violence, and early and forced marriage. - Search Labs AI
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  1353. 🤫 60 miles A donkey's bray can be heard from as far away as 60 miles in the desert. - Research Labs AI
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  1354. Therory: The best antedote for evil is a paradigm.
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  1355. What is the most common corruption? In 2019, Transparency International described the 6 most common ways of service corruption as follows: absenteeism, informal payments from patients, embezzlement, inflating services also the costs of services, favoritism, and manipulation of data (billing for goods and services. - Wikipedia - Corruption
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  1356. This is the year for fireworks. Let some of the anxiety bottled up inside go! 🧨
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  1357. I imagine Clinton doing what he must have done as an active college freshman with a dorm room to himself for a few hours.
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  1358. How much of his critique on Milwaukee was rooted in a grift to make Milwaukee apologetic and ready to foot the bill.
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  1359. What is the grievance industry? Noun. the racial grievance industry. (politics, derogatory) The activists, academics, and organizations whom conservatives allege to be using race issues to acquire power or money. - Wiktionary
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  1360. Gimme Shelter: war is a 'shot' away Is mainstream media waiting for a violent outbreak that will sell?
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  1361. What is the literal meaning of effacement? Effacement comes from the verb efface, "to erase or obliterate," from the Old French esfacier, literally "to remove the face." Definitions of effacement. noun. withdrawing into the background; making yourself inconspicuous. - Vocabulary
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  1362. It has been common practice in the United States to make felons ineligible to vote, in some cases permanently. Over the last few decades, the general trend has been toward reinstating the right to vote at some point, although this is a state-by-state policy choice. - NCSL
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  1363. The Village People were replaced by the Trump National Anthem?
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  1364. Perhaps on Putin's first day of reelection, he should outlaw the ever-present Western t-shirts and shoes.
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  1365. Long term investment is the key to future stability. The future of Black Sea is of major importance.
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  1366. Could it happen here? Invading Russian soldiers taking appliances out of Ukrainian homes as war booty turned into a need to salvage the appliance's microchips for artillery due to sanctions and shortages.
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  1367. That old joke goes something like, "He is strictly the straight-to-bed type."
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  1368. Maintaining an alternate reality requires a lot of projection and boundaries.
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  1369. Once overheard in time, "I don't get mad, I get even."
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  1370. The baseline between rich and poor is insurance. What are people doing with their money?
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  1371. Ukraine could continue to develop manufacturing arms on a global scale with a winning reputation while Russia's share of the market loses to the demolition dump.
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  1372. Elon Musk: No such thing as bad publicity.
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  1373. Folks who identify with the trials and tribulations of one man. To live vicariously.
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  1374. Hannibal Lecter vs. Forrest Gump
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  1375. I checked your kitchen cabinet while you were away and found some steak sauce. Proof enough?
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  1376. Write & name recognition.
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  1377. Intolerance in the name of God is unendurable. Tolerance is for the greater good of humanity.
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  1378. Looking back: If there was one event, one action that reflects America's current state, what might that be? A call to take responsibility for our actions?
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  1379. Never mind the actual condition of an aging alley cat.
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  1380. "We gotta get out" = "We gotta save the Russian economy" and Truth Social
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  1381. Are some looking to raise a generation of poddy mouths? Has anyone noticed that kids be listening in? Too young to vote, too young to remember?
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  1382. Greene told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in 2024 that if Trump won the upcoming election, she would be "certainly particularly interested" in serving as the Secretary of Homeland Security. - Wikipedia
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  1383. There is no excuse for Russia's barbaric war crimes in the 21st century. Greed is the downfall of man. One cannot buy heroism or immortality. Trust history is to be the ultimate judge. Humanity and the welfare of our global world must reach beyond totalism and terrorism and resolve to be tolerant of others within our world community.
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  1384. Politics: Implied point, counterpoint. To a point, this is Theology as well.
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  1385. Note: "China is on China's side." Thank you.
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  1386. Since when does someone of her stature recommend plated jewelry? 100% gold only or she won't touch it?
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  1387. What is heroic about Michael Cohen? His decision to be true to himself, to pay his debts and to stand up, before the world, for what he believes to be right.
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  1388. via Wikipedia: The Kit Kat Club in New York is renowned for its vibrant and immersive theatrical experiences. It’s a place where the arts and nightlife intersect, creating a unique space for performances and entertainment. The club gained fame for hosting the Broadway production of “Cabaret,” which is set in a Berlin nightclub during the 1930s. The show itself is a reflection of the Kit Kat Club’s atmosphere—a decadent sanctuary for artists, performers, and misfits, where the motto is to relax, loosen up, and be oneself. The club has been described as a place where the denizens have created a decadent sanctuary inside Broadway’s August Wilson Theatre, where life is beautiful, and the night is ruled by artists and performers. It’s a place that encourages self-expression and offers an escape from the ordinary, often featuring groundbreaking musicals like never before. It’s important to note that there are multiple venues with the name “Kit Kat Club” around the world, each with its unique history and offerings. The one in New York is particularly known for its association with Broadway and the arts scene.
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  1389. Thank You
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  1390. The neighborhood gossip stopped by and said, "The deal must be off on all classified files he wanted to get at." I replied, "Publicity is his bread and butter, no doubt."
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  1391. In a lifetime, I have witnessed mass demonstrations based on misinformation and gossip. At this point I say, "Not so fast out the gate, take a second look before you run with it."
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  1392. An alternate reality as time advances is more and more likely to project an ideological vision of the future to be the current situation, i.e. living in a present that has yet to exist.
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  1393. "Most curious notion!" noted Dr. Jung's understudy.
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  1394. The more religion is pushed in a war, the greater the body count, amounting to genocide in the name of God.
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  1395. A world of appearances, particularly when closing the deal.
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  1396. Regarding the influence of hearsay, gossip, and sensational media, it’s evident that the way political matters are covered can imbue political discourse with broad entertainment value, which has mass appeal. - Microsoft Copilot AI
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  1397. Russia's Port O'Pills needs to go away.
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  1398. Hot buttons and a forked tongue can only mean trouble.
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  1399. Junior appeared to be as giggly as anyone else.
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  1400. What's a stadium full of dead bodies to a man willing to lay waste millions for the sake of his immortality?
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  1401. “nothing but good vibes towards everybody.” Nice idea, but too much a BARBIE rip-off.
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  1402. A common hatred of Mr. Big and his alien vices was known to motivate the masses to push harder for the common good.
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  1403. Can immortality be bought by unjust means?
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  1404. Immediate gratification is a perilous drive that is meant to compensate for unresolved issues.
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  1405. 'Acting Out' defined: to express (something, such as an impulse or a fantasy) directly in overt behavior without modification to comply with social norms. - Generative AI
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  1406. Gaza's support of Hamas and its agenda is the product of an unstable, short and corrupt education system that contains a dogmatic agenda.
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  1407. This explains the terrorist's needle & syringe bloodthirsty behavior.
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  1408. What could possibly be more tempting than the truth behind the veil? Some delight in simply being naughty.
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  1409. Contagious or play along? Anti-authority, or antiauthoritarian, means being opposed to or hostile towards authority, or not liking to be told what to do. It can also mean believing that people should be free to act as they wish and not be forced to obey people in authority. For example, someone might be described as an anti-authority figure if they are fearless in expressing their views. - Search Labs AI
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  1410. "In point of fact, magicians appear to have often developed into chiefs and kings." ~ James G. Frazer
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  1411. When the GOP continuously acts out its senility it's time to be reborn.
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  1412. He with the least hubris shall succeed.
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  1413. Brics Summit 2024: A gathering of fairweather friends.
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  1414. I was a federal civil service employee for 32 years. I remember promotions made in smoke-filled rooms and on golf courses. On a business trip, it's the ones who head out for a happy hour and more after a conference day.
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  1415. 🏺 Decadent cultures often do have a degree of self-loathing, unconscious or fully conscious.
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  1416. Stabilize by teamwork. Proceed.
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  1417. Internal Conflict = A double set of values.
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  1418. An election gone wrong with bad policies could easily mean sanctions imposed on the US. Should we be registering appliances, etc. for potential future salvageable parts? lol
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  1419. The humanity within the industry. A culture.
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  1420. Government policies to increase birth rates can have a small effect, but they are unlikely to be very effective: Limited effect Policies like free childcare, parental leave, and financial incentives can slightly increase fertility rates, but most countries will still have birth rates below replacement levels. Short-term effect Pronatalist policies can increase fertility in the short term by encouraging couples who already plan to have children to do so earlier. Individual incentives Factors like education and career choices may have a greater effect on fertility than government policies. Outdated assumptions Policies based on outdated assumptions about gender roles and families are unlikely to be effective. Some examples of policies that have been implemented to increase fertility rates include: Sweden In 1995, Sweden began offering one month of leave time for both parents, and in 2002 extended that to two months for each parent. Sweden also offers 60 days per year per child for each parent to care for a sick child. Quebec In 1988, Quebec introduced the Allowance for Newborn Children, which paid up to C$8,000 to families after the birth of a child. Israel Israel changed its child subsidy from 1999–2005, raising and lowering it and adjusting it according to the number of children. Thailand's population policy is considered a successful example. The government improved access to health facilities and education and empowered women. They also launched a communications campaign to make contraception more widely known. - Search Labs AI
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  1421. On a journey, on a tour somewhere, when someone reminisces over past sexual conquests along the way, it tells me something about their inner nature.🎉
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  1422. I am reminded of the old saying, "You can't reason with a sick mind."
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  1423. First thought: A passing repeated behavior, extinct.
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  1424. The Roma population in Bulgaria has been growing steadily throughout the 20th century. The Roma are Bulgaria's largest ethnic minority, making up 10.33% of the population according to the European Commission. However, an NGO claims that the Roma population is twice as high, growing by 35,000 people per year. - Research Labs AI
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  1425. 😶‍🌫️ Theory: Need for attention = Accrued debt
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  1426. May God bless the reluctant hero.
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  1427. In modern society, there is often a push towards informality and a more relaxed approach to social interactions. This shift can be seen in various aspects of life, from the casual dress codes adopted by many workplaces to the preference for first-name basis communication, even in professional settings. The decline in formality reflects broader cultural trends towards individualism and authenticity, where personal expression is valued over adherence to traditional norms.
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  1428. What are the 5 qualities of a good political leader? The qualities of effective leadership include courage, strength, the ability to communicate effectively, knowledge, judgment, integrity, and interpersonal skills. A particularly important quality is vision, along with the power to implement that vision. - US Dept. of Justice
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  1429. Heads up! Small business folks, learn to work with AI's looming ability to make or break by referral.
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  1430. High stakes gambling.
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  1431. While single mothers raising children is not inherently considered a "problem" in Russia, it is a significant social challenge due to the increased risk of poverty and economic hardship they face, particularly given the decline in government support and the challenges of navigating a sometimes conservative societal perspective on single parenthood; many single mothers rely heavily on extended family support to cope with these difficulties. Key points to consider: High prevalence: A considerable portion of Russian families are headed by single mothers, with statistics showing a significant number of children being raised without a father present. Economic strain: Economic reforms have reduced social safety nets, leaving single mothers particularly vulnerable to poverty, often requiring them to live with relatives for financial support. Social stigma: While attitudes are changing, some societal stigma may still be associated with single motherhood, potentially impacting the lives of single mothers. Family support crucial: Many single mothers in Russia rely on their extended family for assistance with childcare and financial support, mitigating some of the challenges. - Search Labs AI
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  1432. 🎯 Congrats!!
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  1433. Must we backpedal in a world that spins too fast? Might education reform be an investment toward global stability?
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  1434. What happens the art of the deal loses touch with the current economy?
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  1435. Peter Minuit, a Dutch colonist, purchased Manhattan Island from Native Americans in 1626. The purchase was made for trade goods worth 60 guilders, which is often said to be equivalent to $24. However, the transaction was more of a formality because the Dutch had already established a settlement on the island. - Search Lab AI
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  1436. Those who consumed their enemy for their strength of spirit. The drive to survive is paramount.
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  1437. Wishlist: Wise means the ability to build a responsive team, that can reach its full potential for the betterment of the American people.
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  1438. I wonder, how much American politics is driven by the almighty charge card and a personal lifetime load of debt.
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  1439. Looking back, entertainers in national politics met with much disapproval. Then Jane Fonda arrived in Vietnam for Rolling Stone (1971) to break the ice for Reagan's crossover (1982).
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  1440. A culture of corruption is destined to implode under stress.
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  1441. Only Putin dares to nationalize Chinese investment properties, making him a bad credit risk.
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  1442. Shady Vance, a good take on Eminem. - Thanks/Credit
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  1443. I would to hear General Hodges speak at the Democratic Convention.
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  1444. An overall impression from deep in the rural U.S.: Impoverish North Koreans live in the darkness with intestinal parasites.
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  1445. MTG has gone over the deep end.
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  1446. Kim Jong Un's hat size implies superior intelligence? Many appear to think so.
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