That sounds ripe for disaster.

I'm not sure how ominous this is, but I'm sure it is a major hassle. I remember the long wait at SSA office to change my name after getting married.

This infographic seems to imply that kerosene is a clean fuel, which I don't think is the case. See for example www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... and pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...

I'm angry and saddened.

Don't need it. Already fluent.

I actually tried to paint that same reference photo last year but got frustrated and never finished. Your painting using the tutorial is beautiful.

So I understand this correctly...the condiment?

I think this is covered in the paper, but the result is not completely counterintuitive, since price is often (not always) correlated with quality. A follow-up study looking at ways of indicating value/quality would be interesting. Use of offer time limits would also be interesting.

Yes and no, because he promised many contradictory things, e.g., tariffs AND lower prices.

This is so cool! And this fan's enthusiasm was a badly needed bright spot in my day. Thank you for sharing.

Many commercially available pickles are not, in fact, good for you. They are generally loaded with sodium. Some pickle products are really just brined, rather than fermented. And even fermented pickles might lack the pro-gut bacteria of fermented products if they have been pasteurized.

This totally sounds like a made-up word. It would be nice to have a "Word History" at www.merriam-webster.com. Other dictionaries have suggested that coolth dates back from the 1500s for those who must know.