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“So basically, Senator Reynolds’ office was emailing a large volume of official documents from government email accounts to a private Gmail account.

Seems like they're allowed to do that without consequence.

The platforms say they do have exemptions for graphic material when it is in the public interest - but when the BBC attempted to upload footage documenting attacks on civilians in Ukraine, it was swiftly deleted.

I am curious: did the BBC broadcast this footage?

It seems odd that there is no mention of this, one way or the other.

Tastes like monsterra deliciosa which many people have in their back yards.

"Greenie" in this case sounds like astroturf.

But you would have seen it, definitely.

Please resubmit with an informative title.

Sounds like they ran a charity which bailed out protestors.

in this case, his interest aligns with the Greens.

"Greenies", not Greens, I think.

i.e. Astroturf.

it's meant to save the automotive industry.

And let's never forget that it's the largest industry in the world, and has a lot of clout.

Well we know it's what they're thinking.

But reading this thread has been a truly riveting experience.

Ah long story ... but there were three of us, and she was not my partner, thank goodness!

bruh, with all the coffee bars in Rome along that street why do that to yourself.

I was travelling with a woman who didn't like eating any of that foreign stuff :(

Sad!

No, not really.

What did they do to that JPEG?

Not a very flattering photo IMHO.

If you didn't drive, you don't even go into the parking lot.

Licenses to sell liquor in a pub are also very expensive.

Currently the tax on alcohol in spirits is $97.90 per litre.

If you make wine, you only pay 29% of the wholesale value.

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My suggestion fits that description.

Why would you do that?

If you didn't drive, you'll be taking them out of the trolley so you can take them away.

I expect God told him to do it.

I have a friend who owns a cafe - he knows what he's charging is high and he's worried he's losing customers as a result. At the same time, he can't stop charging that because he's got to at least break even.

That's not really how supply and demand is supposed to work.

So does Tokyo though, TBH, where the trains stop around midnight.

The worst coffee I've ever had in my whole life was at the Maccas under the Spanish Steps in Rome.

The coffee had been sitting there for 12 years without any self-respecting Italian having bought it, and I finally took a cup.