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Ai ScArY!¡! And you haven’t ever used google translate?
Ai ScArY!¡! And you haven’t ever used google translate?
I spent £100 on an advert asking people to pay me on ko-fi and made £250
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It depends on the exam. One exam where it was totally possible was the EEE aero MAT for imperial college London. They have retired it since but i got about 50% (i know someone who got an interview with a negative score) because whenever the answer was a function, i could plug the function into the question ratger than do it from first principles (eg differential equations).
Depending on where you live it may be hard to distinguish some bees from wasps, like the mason bee (my second favourite bee)
What life choices, its a fucking wasp bbg. Electric rackets are cool tho, and instant.
No they died of natural causes… Humans are natural right?
I’m from the uk and they definitely shoe-horn in “real world” problems here too. In my A level exams we had to:
But there were also more pure questions which was good
google trends shows a steady increase in popularity
As an ex-professional chef, I would agree that almost anything can be made with those devices. If it can be made well is another story.
in my opinion no. In various historical empires declining working class populations led to even more authorotarianism etc
birth rate collapse is also a problem
thats very arbitrary. Normal temperature is between 0 and 30 C, and 15 C is comfortble for most people
Just get a cracked version of lingodeer
Yeah I’m saying that jews are not necessarily ethically and/or religiously white
They can be black, and Ethiopian jews (amongst others) overwhelmingly are
Both. For example Ethiopian Jews
I know about the uk but not USA. Food inequality is quite a big problem for low-income households.
(Millions of Britons live without a freezer or oven)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8976549/
(A large number of britons who dont own a car live over a mile from an outlet selling healthy food)
Etc
I believe the theory goes something along the lines of feudalism being centered about renting (ie land) and with manafacture that shifted to a product-based economy. With time, renting has regained dominance and is reaching a whole new level now that most capital is tied up in the cloud (AWS, azure etc.)