And you know why?
Mostly because they wanted to do it if they thought they could blame someone else for it.
And you know why?
Mostly because they wanted to do it if they thought they could blame someone else for it.
It’s
“Farmers feeding antibiotics to chicken to make them fatter and more profitable” and “labs dumping chemicals into the river”
It’s
“Farmers feeding antibiotics to chicken to make them fatter and more profitable” and “labs dumping chemicals into the river”
1. Bad things happening to characters are an essential element in a lot of fiction, especially adventure fiction.
2. Those bad things introduce challenges but, very importantly, do not STOP the adventure.
"Appointments can be good, bad or indifferent, but it is wishful thinking to believe good people can overcome a bad system. When the problem is structural, the PM can feed all the good ... people he wants into the machine and it will ... deliver the same outcomes again and again."
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Bizarre to see this whole mess explained so neatly in…the Wall Street Journal??
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www.sacurrent.com/news/san-ant...
www.sacurrent.com/news/san-ant...
No, the NFL is a corporation looking to expand its market and give consumers what they like.
It's so weird because I remember when conservatives actually understood capitalism.
No, the NFL is a corporation looking to expand its market and give consumers what they like.
It's so weird because I remember when conservatives actually understood capitalism.
And, fwiw, the number for tariff pass through is closer to 94-96 percent
And, fwiw, the number for tariff pass through is closer to 94-96 percent