Those 2 small states are where most of the people live though.
And within those states, most live in the main city. Even more if you count the commuter cities.
Also points for both snow and heat in different parts.
Those 2 small states are where most of the people live though.
And within those states, most live in the main city. Even more if you count the commuter cities.
Also points for both snow and heat in different parts.
Lol, the jokes older than that. Many jokes are recycled or recalibrated for changing audience tastes.
Thats not the same thing, though.
Yes, 2 different pillows of different firmness. Firm thick pillow for bottom. Softer medium size pillow for top.
Or two Goldilocks medium pillows depending on your preference.
2 small pillows or two large pillows doesn’t work. Hotel pillows are usually excellent. So check the firmness when at a hotel to see what you like best. Often there are former or softer in the cupboard.
Do you cost more and do more environmental damage for a worse job than you used to do, for no reason or benefit?
Zaire? Uzbekistan? Venezuela?
Unless you’re Irish. Then your English stays the same and your Irish fluency decreases.
Sometimes the reason there is no use for it is because the data was unavailable. With larger data throughput, more and better services may become available.
Even when you consider common stuff like gaming, it often takes a while to fully download or update games.
Politicians can do it. Companies can’t. It’s ridiculous. We have the laws in place. Just remove the exemption. Same with political advertising. Lots of exemptions that don’t pass the smell test.
Here in Australia, we have laws against spam texts and so we seem to get much less than America does. Guess who exempted themselves? Politicians. So stupid. They just annoy everyone and it’s not like it helps them to keep it legal. If it’s illegal for them, it’s illegal for their competitors, so it would come out in the wash.
Vaultwarden should!
Nice. I thought something like this was a great idea. My kids finished last year. I wonder if I can still log in and use it!
Lol, yes they do. Look at Ireland and Croatia. Ireland has gone from being one of the poorest to wealthiest. Croatia is moving that way.
Wealthy countries all continue to grow also, obviously. So it’s the rate that matters, so gaps close and people are better off on average.
Lol, no. It’s to help them catch up so they can purchase products the wealthier countries sell. It’s mutually beneficial.
In what way? I thought unemployment was down significantly, which is a big help for a lot of people.
You do know that these wealthier countries pay more into the EU and the poorer countries get structural funding for infrastructure etc to help them catch up to the wealthier?
Which worked. It also worked for Portugal and Ireland. Greece may or may not have been able to correct their issues on their own. However, there were lots of structural issues, including cultural issues around taxation.
Fun fact: the USA is a union of states.
Ask Croatia, Ireland, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Slovakia andSlovenia if they are? Hint, they absolutely are.
Any union with such a variety of policies will have winners and losers for every project and legislation. Sometimes that will be individuals, sometimes countries. The point is that most are better off in general and that every country is better off from the sum of policies.
Countries have less control of their individual exchange rate. That was problematic for Greece, who underwent austerity, successfully I might add as access to the EU wide economy and trade, including (over)tourism is what’s taken them back from the brink.
In terms of larger countries, it has been beneficial for France and Germany, less so for Italy, but also less of a problem and less of the fluctuations the lira used to suffer.
They tried a perfect society but humanity rejected it as fake.