

No, oil is 10%.
Mereo is a sociologist who is also a nerd. He believes in open-source software.
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No, oil is 10%.
I think without the FIFA branding, the series lost its luster.
VPN companies are now very happy.
There 7 billion people on earth. Each family is different.
Meh. I bet officials who think the Internet is a series of tubes are the ones who thought about banning TP-Link…
People do not understand that company name means nothing. The OG people who were the heart and soul of Blizzard are long gone. Blizzard is just a name now.
Elon Musk = Trump’s Rasputin?
I hope you had a good sense of euphoria after that.
You’re right. I wrote it quickly while on the go.
My brother or sister, invest in index funds, not the stock market. And then forget about it for 30 years or more until you retire. And then, if you invest in index funds, there will be ups and downs.
The trick is to stay the course because it has been proven that the price will always go up from when you started investing. And then, in 30 years or more, you will have a substantial amount of money for retirement.
The new o1-preview model gave me much better and more precise answers than the 4o model.
Not necessarily. In Canada, an independent advisory board reviews applications and provides a shortlist of candidates. The Prime Minister selects a nominee from this list. The nominee may participate in a public hearing before being officially appointed.
That is why it has not been a partisan issue so far.
“Member states cannot continue the race to the bottom corporate tax policies that undermine European unity and social cohesion. Big tech companies like Apple should not be able to exploit their market power and avoid paying their fair share to society,” said EU MEP Kira Peter-Hansen.
Good.
As a Canadian, I find it very sad that schools have to resort to panic alarm systems as if they were living in a Mad Max movie without a government.
China is unique. The one-child policy has only recently been lifted, and the government is actively encouraging the population to have more children. The problem is that because of economic hardship and because this policy has changed the family culture in China, parents still do not want to have multiple children.
Understandable. As others said, they have a demographic decline.
No so, from the article: