China is so big with so many cultures... 
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If it's to hot go to Chile

Or Croatia...

Czech this out...


Good night Gracie.
 

Finally the end of the line... if you're still awake.
Maybe Monster can tell  us which question they got.
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I think Congress Critters should given all 100...
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2021 to 2022 how it happened...
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This sort of stuff your may find interesting, worth a cursory check or eyeroll and move on.
That's the best part of my edumacation program, it's not mandatory and we still validate parking.

 

I stumbled on this report published in early 2023.
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=13pxI was surprised Spirits have pulled slightly ahead of beer in Market Share while wine is a distant 3rd.
=13pxI thought with all the wine memes on the net it had a bigger footprint.
=13pxI gather the reason Spirits have taken a big jump is various smaller items like Tequila, Cordials, Rums, have developed a loyal following. Vodka holds onto #1 but pre-mixed cocktails are balls to the wall gaining due to convenience and portability.



 

Not talking but speaking would be proper.
I fell for this clickbait of the top 100 languages.
It's a poster 11" wide and 40 inches high which may make sense to the guy that gathered the info and designed it. But even full size I had trouble reading the tiny print. It daisy chained the roots of these 100 tongues showing some that died or or more often merged. But we know if the don't talk American they ain't good guys.

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I saw pictures of her in "the golden years" and she is one of those women that's pretty
no matter how many scars and wrinkles they accumulate.

Ah success, flushed Carruthers out of hibernation. That's a good thing... very good thing. 

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I had no idea some of those were defunct.  I just hadn't seen them in a while.

They were all legal working labels owned by someone(s). They may have stopped because the owner died or quit. They may have been the victim of a bankruptcy or merger, or hostile takeover. There's a million and one reasons for a label to go dark but not dead, just mostly dead, They could be revived if ownership changes hands, or pangs of nostalgia. Hell they could reappear as decals for your hubcaps if Don Draper can figure out how to make a buck from it.

Chances are if you find yourself too close to another aircraft it's above or below you. Seems to me making a hard right bank rolling the ship would extend the danger zone from the blades up and down. I'm sure they put a lot of thought into why standardizing that move was the best option but I don't understand the logic.

I read if they were single file on the same orbit it would be 4 miles between them. Can't check that without investigating altitude and I'm too lazy.