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Quite obviously Assange masterminded the US election with help from Putin using a Sinclair Spectrum and a 56k dial up modem, from a cave in the Philippines, during which Duterte sat on a bicycle hooked up to a generator to supply the power.
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We know this because Snowden was hacking the Brexit vote using carrier pigeons and an old card trick to manipulate the votes. It's all scientifically proven using intelligence reports from 235 intelligence agencies who do not regard intelligence as a prerequisite for the job.
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Just don't raise the tax or add a 100,000 dollar a bedroom tax on those luxe towers going up in the TOD zones! Then 10000 thou a year in property tax. Rail driven corruption is killing low income rentals. Try working a 10 to 15 buck an hour job and try to find a one bedroom apartment. Rail is a real estate scam dressed in mass transit clothing. | 00 | not toxic |
Yep. It seems the alt-right, with their attention span of goldfish, seems to want to declare this thing is "over" before it even began.
Ridiculous. | 11 | toxic |
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Keep thinking what is happening isn't. As for the rest, you need to do more reading.
If you found out more, you might just be able to deny more of it isn't happening.
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Good ol gunmont 😃 | 00 | not toxic |
thank you motley.......you, with your post, highlight the difficulty in discussing this issue. You seem to suggest that anyone opposed to kids playing football is somehow emasculating them. Football is a "manly" sport and carries with it tremendous status for high school boys. It's not surprising that over a million young men (and a few young women) play high school football each year.
I would suggest that the possibility of lifelong brain damage from playing football far, far outweighs the possible emotional damage and sexual role identification issues from NOT playing football. Additionally, of course, were there not football, these same kids would be playing other very active and, at the same time, less damaging sports....so their masculinity might still be saved (thank goodness)....(that's a little sarcasm at the end, by the way) Gary Crum | 00 | not toxic |
I suspect R&R is not all that familiar with Baum's theology. The fact Baum admitted he was in a gay relationship negates anything the man did in his entire life. As mystikali notes, for the conservative Catholic there is no forgiveness for those gay 'disordered acts'. I pray that when I die, I will find out that God is not a conservative Catholic. | 00 | not toxic |
Words coming from a former mayor and cheat? How ironic. How's Bernadette? | 00 | not toxic |
Why would anybody from the west in their right mind travel to NK? | 00 | not toxic |
Nobody would accuse Trump of making moral or ethical decisions. | 00 | not toxic |
Juneau readers: Juneau World Affairs Council does a great job, even taping its sessions for statewide distribution on 360North. JWAC Worldliest (only fundraiser of the year) is Feb. 3. | 00 | not toxic |
Absolutely correct. I am glad he has the guts and courage to stand up to that idiot Justin Trudeau. The next Federal election can not come quick enough. Trudeau is out to bankrupt this country and hand control over to his buddies from the Middle East. | 11 | toxic |
I am long time Conservative - nigh on a half-century inspired by that great Conservative and civil libertarian John Diefenbaker. He would be appalled at the treatment Khadr was accorded by the feds as would any true Conservative and not these ersatz Reformers. | 00 | not toxic |
What's a moth piece? | 00 | not toxic |
Its 52.7% over 200k in Ontariowe | 00 | not toxic |
ABC, you need to read chapter 2 and 3 as well, since you will find far more Republican family value hypocrites that don't know or know how to practice their monogamy ABCs, including tRUMPtyDUMPty. | 00 | not toxic |
If? That's a big If? | 00 | not toxic |
More like remember bin Laden's last words, which were something like "Oh, Daesh!" .... | 00 | not toxic |
I agree this should not turn into a pre-emptive military strike. But, you can bet your tail they have a plan. I can guarantee you our air defense system is turned up to 11 right now. And, this wouldn't be one of those boots-on-the-ground thing to lead the way. Did you follow what happened in Desert Storm? That was an air campaign that was carefully planned out and worked fantastic, minimizing US casualties. Btw, my 35th Wild Weasels were second ones in to squash the Iraqi radar. :-)
Anyway, we spend far more than any other country on our ability to kill, and it shows. It's why I have so little fear of these supposed threats on the planet we have to supposedly attack. They're nothing compared to our capabilities.
Kim might get lucky here or there if he goes full stupid and tries sending a strike our way. But, that first will be his last. Guaranteed. | 00 | not toxic |
I expect Granny Mao's speaking fees will be much lower now. :) | 00 | not toxic |
One more hate spewer who has no understanding of the issue whatsoever. | 00 | not toxic |
Wow, thank you Jon, I was schooled today. Something to really think about. | 00 | not toxic |
What's with the tax returns? You sound like a long play vinyl record with a scratch. Seems like the IRS is the only agency that doesn't have a leak. Reality is he filed his taxes. As in all tax returns they are subject to audit. One year's audit has an impact on subsequent returns. That said it might take years to unravel. Trump has been saying this for years. What part don't you understand? | 00 | not toxic |
Bullseye brought this onto themselves and tried to bully a neighborhood. Corporate fail in action. | 00 | not toxic |
I'm all for safety and security, but this would be absolute chaos for the reasons stated in the article. Nearly every seat on aircraft flying international routes, US carriers and foreign, are wired with USB ports and electrical plug ins. They cater to both the business and leisure traveler who has a laptop, tablet, DVD player or some other non phone electronic device. Also a lot of travelers are carry on only who don't check bags in order to make tight international connections and speed through customs and immigration. Forcing passengers to check their luggage with laptops, tablets etc., will add to the already time consuming, stressful airport experience. How about a compromise......remove your laptop battery and check it and use the in seat power access to use you computer? Problem solved right? No battery in cabin but passenger can still use laptop. Wait, that solution is too easy. It'll never work. | 00 | not toxic |
Actually no, the thought of browsing Youtube for Paula Jones in skimpy nighties must be a wavemaker thing. | 00 | not toxic |
You must be very, VERY upset with the divisive public policies The Donald has proposed. VERRRRRY upset. | 00 | not toxic |
KimmyD, maybe you need to pick up a history book like I recommended Rhyner do, and educate yourself about prohibition before regurgitating a worn out, uneducated, rhetorical statement that has nothing to do with my comment. | 00 | not toxic |
Let's face it and be realistic, thanks to the great pioneers Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, Canada can play an important role in AI but not seriously monopolize the AI industry which is already well installed in USA.
First, nothing can rival GAFAM (Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Micro$oft) the 5 most powerful American technology companies since data is the fuel of AI and data are already monopolized by those web giants businesses.
Second, there are other strong research groups outside Canada at Stanford University, MIT and CMU. Other pioneers like Yann LeCun, a French, works for Facebook, and NYU. Jurgen Schmidhuber is working in Swiss and Andrew Ng was working for Baidu and is prof at Stanford University. | 00 | not toxic |
Wouldn't be a cop in this town for love nor money. We want them to do societies dirty work and then often criticize/second guess the hell out of them when they don't do it "nicely". Meanwhile, it's "open season" on cops for no other reason that they are cops. One reason there isn't enough cops on bike paths and elsewhere is because the City spends too much money on non-essential positions like PR/marketing, spokespersons, training coordinators,etc. Your sarcastic comment about cops in doughnut shops is bull. | 00 | not toxic |
Interesting theory. However, we do know what Trump's reaction would have been had he lost don't we ?
Something about 'rigged' elections ? Remember ? | 00 | not toxic |
Oh, yay! The naked emperor was able to read what he was told to read! All will be better now! | 00 | not toxic |
Wow, another of the biggest pigs is fleeing the hog wallow! Time to impeach the head pig. | 11 | toxic |
Avoids nothing. Mr Pence's bobble-headed and uncompromising support of the Pres. Trump agenda along with his accompanying "conversion therapy" homophobia, not to mention the appearance of moral "rectitudinal" justification and righteousness simply imply that Notre Dame lacks the moral courage that should be expressed as outrage rather than complicity. | 00 | not toxic |
Chaput and his fellow conservatives smell less like the sheep and more like the one-percent. To describe fellow Catholics who are politically motivated as 'flacks' requires that he look in he mirror if he wants to know what a political flack looks like. Nothing in these e-mails, whether these exchanges about conservatives or the earlier 'leaked' remarks to the financial sector amount to anything but pragmatic observations. | 00 | not toxic |
he was elected by the public. I surprised he did not ask for recount in CA, where at least 3 million illegals are able to vote using legal drive licences. I guess with electoral college he does not need too for now. | 00 | not toxic |
Agree 100%! | 00 | not toxic |
"Don't mess with Mr. In-Between."
----Bing and the Andrews Sisters 1944 | 00 | not toxic |
I think what John assumes is Immigration is indeed an unmitigated good and people just might mis-perceive the benefit. What government should do is tweak and temper immigration policy to suit the times, based on evidence and foresight. How many should come in? What type (family class, economic, refugee), as they all have different needs and costs, but also different moral dimensions. What is frightening is we speak as though immigration is only good, but bears no costs. Ignore the realities of real peoples' concerns (unemployment, integration, strain on social services) and then they really will turn to a hard-core populist, like a Trump, to deal with their concerns. | 00 | not toxic |
The LAST thing we need in that area is MORE low income housing. There is plenty of that in the surrounding areas already. Just bulldoze the whole thing and bring in an IKEA for the north end. | 00 | not toxic |
Since the guy was on the other side of the street, how do you know he was even tailing them? I have to say, you sound like a busybody. Maybe he was doing nothing at all and simply ducked into a side street because he felt threatened by you? Certainly that's what I would do if a strange car started following me down the street at night! | 00 | not toxic |
Surely US allies are not stupid enough to believe that Trump is anything but erratic and irrational? Any other belief is just wishful thinking. Remember where wishful thinking got the world with George W. Bush. Sometimes it is just necessary to accept that the US President is every bit as incompetent as he appears to be | 11 | toxic |
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except of course, this isn't about pot in the home. | 00 | not toxic |
Congress is in the process of attempting to close gunshow loophole, no registration required, and Internet sales. Sorry but gun enthusiast don't have the corner on America's safety. Congress should without the arm twisting from the NRA. | 00 | not toxic |
Law school socializes lawyers pretty uniformally, save for fringe schools like Ave Maria and Liberty. Clerkship does the rest. Gorsuch clerked for Kennedy. Think about that for a while. | 00 | not toxic |
Based on this logic if gang A beats up someone because they are a visible minority and gang B stands up and defends the minority and beats up gang A, they are both equally as immoral? So when the allies resorted to military action against the Nazis they were just as immoral as the Nazis? Sounds like very flawed logic. The type of logic that hate groups would embrace in a feeble attempt at legitimizing themselves. | 00 | not toxic |
I can see how Neal enjoys his "sleight of hand" metaphor. It can be helpful in explaining legislative gambits. But Neal seems unaware that he is a victim of the earlier sleight of hand. In the dimly lit room, he did not see that McKelvey had swapped out a good bill for a bad, look-alike bill.
Having missed the first deception, he only saw the second deception, as was the magician's intention!
Angus inserted "poison pills" into the bill, features designed to cause the bill's defeat. He did this against the will of the bill's supporters. He expanded the bill beyond restricted use pesticides, added termite treatments, and greatly broadened the class of users who would be impacted.
He was engineering the bill's defeat, but so his colleagues would be blamed. His actions were secretive, hidden. But it the rest of the House who is accused of violating "transparency"? He thought he was being slick. They disagreed.
Neal is a classic victim of the misdirection he writes about here. | 00 | not toxic |
In this spirit of the search for more understanding, the TMT will look back about 13 billion years to the creation of the universe.
We will be able to see in the tiny holes between stars above how everything that we know got started. Will we see God?
Theoretically we won't need another bigger telescope because there is nothing to see before the Big Bang.
Will we see a great void which would be the center of the Big Bang? | 00 | not toxic |
Aside from its premise that the Libs are incompetent, this editorial is absolute garbage. How can the editors of what's supposed to be a business-based newspaper come to the conclusion that it's nothing but tax avoidance. What an insult. I'm considering ending my subscription. | 11 | toxic |
Please look up the difference between homosexuality and ephebophilia. The great majority of child sex abusers are neither priests nor gay. | 00 | not toxic |
I like his energy. I like what he had to say. It seemed like Helfrich could only communicate with short choppy sentences. Maybe Taggart will hold his players accountable before they get in trouble. | 00 | not toxic |
What an odd comment! | 00 | not toxic |
My Dad was a patriot, a farmer, an activist and a democrat. He used to say : "When smelling for B.S. make sure to sniff to both the right and the left because the stink will come from both directions." Words of wisdom and in the meantime, the swamp just keeps getting deeper. | 00 | not toxic |
I wanted to say I'm very sorry to hear about Phillis my mother sally was her roommate in the nursing home there at canaberry for awhile they became friends and my family were there visiting on a daily basis so we got to no Phillis my mother past away march 1st as well and never got the chance to let her know . we feel bad about we would have like to attend her serves but just found out again we are so sorry for your loss the Metcalf family | 00 | not toxic |
Bush didn't even try to get bin Laden:
"I don't know where he is. I have no idea and I don't really care. It's not that important. It's not our priority." - George Bush. March 13, 2002
Obama made it a priority, and took him out. | 00 | not toxic |
Were you being facetious when you wrote this, or are you dense? | 00 | not toxic |
Willy: I fully agree with you. The reference to Gomeshi was an error, since that case did not entail attacks on incapacitated women AND he was found not guilty after an extensive open trial. The two recent cases are horrid, not just for the sexual assault aspect but for the fact that the women were abused by men in a position of trust. I hope that the Crown appeals the Halifax case. | 00 | not toxic |
People that are not very bright might. I bet the EPA knows the difference. | 00 | not toxic |
"NO" ? government services? Hmmm. Goofy retort. So Libertarians believe in anarchy, not police protection. Hadn't heard about that one. Goofy indeed. Thanks for the generalized goofy comment. We learned something here; no need to research Libertarian beliefs, just let your knee(s) jerk! And Mark Cuban, for example, does not believe in police protection and therefore,in law and order. My, my. | 00 | not toxic |
I suppose they could close the completely useless DEA office over on Tudor. That'd be sanctions we could believe in! | 00 | not toxic |
Come up with a longer list than that and maybe you have a point. On the other hand, let's take a look at 45, who's been in office, what 70 days; trackers of his compulsive list of tales are already running out of space...his inauguration had the biggest crowd in history, his electoral college was the biggest ever, BO wire-tapped his house, the British spied on him, etc. etc. Who lies about things that can be so easily disproved.? The prof who predicted he would win long before anyone else did also predicted he would be impeached...would not at all be surprised by this, especially given the number of conflicts of interest that he's racking up. | 00 | not toxic |
What about the Boss? I've had a few Managers that when the word 'Boss' is their title somehow their heads grow 3 times the normal size. | 00 | not toxic |
All public schools aren't equal (as measured by results) and private schools are usually not the best either. Getting rid of private schools wouldn't guarantee anything but I guess it is a significant symbol for some people. | 00 | not toxic |
That is the problem. Most of Anchorage was great. Drive around ER and down Eagle River road it was sheets of ice which led to school bus getting stuck across the road and multiple cars in the guard rail. | 00 | not toxic |
Dumping biologic raw sewage in the St Lawrence is a lot different than the potential for polluting with dilbit/oil the freshwater watersheds of Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec that supply drinking water for 80 million people. There is a reason why the existing "East" line is only natural gas and why the oil/dilbit (Enbridge) line travels south of Chicago {largely avoiding the Great Lakes watershed) to get to Sarnia Ontario.
Built in the early 60s for the National Oil Policy to subsidize Albeta oil, a surprising consideration for waterways existed then, which appears mostly absent (Ontario) in today's dumbed down world. One would think that the Kalamazoo and Saskatchewan river spills would be considered warnings. | 00 | not toxic |
I do believe that hate and denial of any person's right, is something far less than Liberty! I'm by no means a member of the Borg hive mentality of a Democrat but thoughts further to the extreme right are just as bad. Maybe a bit worse, actually. Free thought and expression is what works, provided a person can put a plan in motion that benefits society. Imprisoning society might work for short term but rebellion will be the ultimate result. | 00 | not toxic |
Brown made most people happy when he refused to apologise to Wynne. That would be like apologising to the person who just lied to get into your home, then robbed you while accusing you of being a homophobe for not agreeing with their actions. It just does not seem right to apologise to such an arrogant individual. | 00 | not toxic |
Why does it start at $15 an hour? How did you arrive at that? Why is it the employer's responsibility to pay more? I don't see how it is the employer's responsibility to find housing, and food for the employee. What is the connection? Why do workers deserve it? Do you know the original minimum wage was used to keep black workers out of construction jobs. (I know that is NOT what you are going for.) Look at the Minneapolis airport. They raised the min. wage and now 2/3rds of the wait staff are gone. They replaced them with iPads. You make your order on an ipad, swipe your CC and the food comes out. Now those people had to find other jobs or get the min wage of $0. Similar things in DC and Seattle. growing economy except for those in food service.(outside the area food service jobs are growing) | 00 | not toxic |
No thanks. This the time to avoid the insanity by either getting out of town or staying home until it all blows over. | 00 | not toxic |
Isn't this the same joker that cancelled the F35 purchase and redirected the money to domestic priorities? Voila - funding hole. | 00 | not toxic |
agree. this was offensive. | 00 | not toxic |
Forgive a photographer for noticing, but the contrasting photos showing the vegetation change, are 1. not the same scale, 2. not the same horizon 3. not from the same perspective, the second shot is taken from further to the right. 4. For those interested, slide the cursor all the way to the left, than watch the lower left corner. First notice the distinct line at the bottom of the bluff, then the slide area just to the right of the patch of bushes. The slide area to the right of the bushes is drastically higher on the second photo, making it appear that the bushes have moved much higher up the ridge. "Science" photos used to compare and contrast are much more useful when they are done accurately. | 00 | not toxic |
Well said! This understanding is sadly missing from popular religion in the U.S. and the "Evangelicals" who promote uninformed civil religion rather than Christian discipleship. | 11 | toxic |
Wrong... they found the alright... Talk to some Iraq war veterans. They still don't understand why the MSM wouldn't report the WMDs that they found.
The MSM is as guilty of censoring by omission as they are of fake news. | 00 | not toxic |
Yep. If a politician with a turban proposed some common sense on fiscal/tax policy and offered a reasonable alternative to Trudeau-like tax grabs, I would likely support him. | 00 | not toxic |
http://augustafreepress.com/poll-americans-back-trump-impeachment/
Are the Koch bros. in agreement with this idea ? | 00 | not toxic |
The only intolerance I've seen is from the Alt- Left progressives normally known as communists. But since that term and ideology is so hated they have changed the noun to progressives. As if they think we wouldn't catch on??? Duh?
College campuses, unions, media, CNN, MSNBC, G@M all exhibit extreme intolerance.
So no the right simply questions it doesn't beat people up or shoot people.
iT THE LEFT WHO DOES THIS HORRIBLE STUFF | 00 | not toxic |
I won't vote for Clinton, but if you vote for Trump you hate America. | 00 | not toxic |
You have to be kidding me on this one Maggie. Try writing something that has at least one ounce of 'from the right intellect' in it. It's about time someone started to move U.S. foreign policy in the right direction after 8 years of Obama pussy footing like a complete wuss. Kudos to Mr. Trump, who had the curtesy to recognize a free country like Taiwan and stick it to the Chinese. They are lining up to be Secretary of State.
Dal | 00 | not toxic |
Whereas his post was ok? I imagine Andi is sick and tired of being called "elite" because we value education. I'm tired of it too. If you don't value education, don't get educated. But don't whine and make excuses that you can't get a better job or whatever because you chose not to get a degree. Having a degree is not some magic bean that automatically drops a high paying job in your lap. I've worked extremely hard my entire life. | 00 | not toxic |
We do need all seven pipes. | 00 | not toxic |
Not many NFL players get paid big contracts and then up their games. The same holds true in baseball.
Time to make plans to move on from DT. He could be used as bait in a trade to bring the Broncos some better offensive players, starting with QB. Belichick says goodbye to many good players before they get to the big $$ stage of their careers. | 00 | not toxic |
If Nicola is paying their 3rd party managers 2 and 20, then the client is paying that too, as it comes off the top of the performance of the alternatives portion of the balanced fund. | 00 | not toxic |
Every time a story appears concerning UAA hockey the old Wide World of Sports show comes to mind. The scene at the start where one sees the ski jumper bouncing around like a rag doll and who is forever known as " the agony of defeat " . With Matt Thomas in charge it will be the same old , same old at UAA. Every week it will be the same lame excuses as the losses pile up. This season is different . IF they don't produce wins and huge crowds the program is done . As it should be . If the UAA students and community at large don't support UAA sports it's time to stop blowing over 10 million a year on them and instead put that money into the classroom---where it belongs. | 00 | not toxic |
Laughable that "the pro-life side is giving misleading information", when they are in fact simply giving women the rest of the story and options which abortion businesses don't explain. | 00 | not toxic |
Ever climb a ladder and have some jerk walk up and shake it?...That's McCain.
Americans have tired of his passive aggressive nonsense, under the guise of "bipartisanship".
He's made a career of throwing stones at anyone in the houses who appeared to be succeeding on any given issue. All to appear relevant and seem somehow "fair".
John McCain is a genuine twerp. | 11 | toxic |
"the developers’ traffic engineer analyzed traffic counts compiled by Lakeridge residents.... The engineer concluded that the street would operate well within city standards, with a wait of no more than 14 seconds to turn left onto southbound Delta Highway during rush hour in 2026."
Note "the developers' traffic engineer".
You get what you pay for!!! | 00 | not toxic |
The guy was a lose cannon, given to flakey, impulsive decisions that reflected badly on the FBI and on the AG of two administrations.
Trump was right to listen to AG Sessions and Sessions was right to advocate jettisoning this needless ballast early in Trump’s first term. | 00 | not toxic |
Let's stipulate that all revenue generated by this tax will go into the above. How much of the funds currently budgeted for these areas will now be redirected into other areas? What percentage of the generated revenue goes to education? Healthcare? Services for senior citizens? What are the explicit definitions for these categories? In other words, what is the "wiggle room" that the legislature and governor will have to use the money for non-intended areas such as PERS? What is the net some/gain?
So let's be honest again and admit this is just a general tax increase. This is the same old process that has led us to where we are now at all levels of government; spend and tax, spend and tax, repeat. It addresses no systemic problems for Oregon. It is the equivalent of an obese person punching another hole in their belt to address their eating disorder.
The last thing Oregonians should do is turn-over $3,000,000,000.00 (3 billion dollars) to the status quo to do the same ol', same ol'. | 00 | not toxic |
This is how 1%'ers think..... | 00 | not toxic |
ya thats it, boycott industry hurting jobs that include woman, some idea there brainiac | 00 | not toxic |
Oh that's Ok. Like our PM, Bombardier execs suffer from moral hazard. They can just ask for another bailout. And Justin can just hike another tax if he's overspent on Bombardier and everything else he touches. | 00 | not toxic |
The Sun Belt market will go nuts for it, making tooling around the retirement community to pick up the Viagra prescription in a $12,000 souped-up golf cart all the rage. That is, until those exposed front wheels have biffed one too many curbs, medians, parking-lot barriers and garage walls. | 00 | not toxic |
Remember when the Liberal Media told us Spicer was going to be fired. Never happened. It was just Fake News to attack the Trump Administration. | 00 | not toxic |
I stand corrected - thank you. | 00 | not toxic |
TRUMP WINS! | 00 | not toxic |
I always choose Malarone, won't touch Mefloquine with a ten foot pole. I'm told that's the common decision once people are given the available options. | 00 | not toxic |
The trader says to sell these stocks now and buy them back when their yield is in the 4% to 6% range.
There may be just a small problem with that plan. A typical portfolio invested in these sectors likely yields 4% to 6% today.
These seniors are undoubtedly well positioned, are receiving in the area of $40,000 in dividends annually that will also likely attract little in the way of tax and they'll undoubtedly see that income rise year after year.
I'd sugest they sit back, enjoy life and watch those dividend cheques continue to grow. Who cares whether the the share prices of the companies they own rise or fall in the short term? These seniors should not. | 00 | not toxic |
"Paraphrasing" legal terms to what you think they mean rather than what they actually do mean results in misinformation.
Look up "Intentionally" under ORS 161.085 and you will see that there is a vast difference between the two terms. And that there is another term called "Gross Negligence" in between those two definitions. | 00 | not toxic |
Because Alabama and Louisiana are doing so great! | 00 | not toxic |
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