Not most, technically - wiki says 0-14 make 44% of population. But this article breaks down the 70% further by saying 44% killed were 14 or under, so it’s pretty much bang on for indicating that they’re killing Palestinians at random.
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So if it gets that far, I wonder if she gets retrialed with a proper statistician to provide comment and different experts, or she is just acquitted?
This is a statement from North Korea, so I’m not sure they’d agree
The fast pass has been a thing for years, but are you saying the last three chapters are permanently locked? That’s terrible.
Current interest rates with six times my salary - not sure I could even afford the repayments.
Same here. I don’t know that she’s innocent, but there didn’t seem to be any hard evidence. It’s terrible for the parents to have this certainty over the deaths taken away, but I expect it will get overturned eventually.
Baby’s birthweights still seem to be mainly in pounds, but it’s very difficult to know what it means given that nothing else is typically measured in pounds. Someone will say about their baby “they were 8 pounds” and you’ll say, “oh, very good” and neither of you will think of pounds again.
There’s a bug on samsungs (I think) where the home screen interface freezes, and the only way to unfreeze it is to relaunch Nova. It’s super annoying. This probably means it will never be fixed.
I thought Quick Share was just WiFi Direct with a Bluetooth pairing step, so it’s surprising there’s a noticeable difference. But if you see that difference repeatedly, it must be there.
If you have the energy to jump through the hoops to get a deal, then great. I can’t face it. When I feel my current deal isn’t right, I just text the number, get the PAC, and disappear, and I love the freedom. I pay £6/month for 5GB and it’s more than enough for me.
It’s weird how it even became a thing. At least I don’t remember it being a thing for my broadband contracts until a few years ago.
I wait for a good discount (because they always come eventually) and buy the flagship. I’m too embarassed to give the figure based on the other answers here, though. I’ve just always had bad experiences with the lower end that when looking over a long period, I’ve barely saved, since I’d had to upgrade it more often. I guess I haven’t given the lower end a chance for about 12 years, so things might have changed.
Okay, yeah, if it’s a voluntary scheme, it’s completely different. But the BBC are saying mandatory.
Old people often have grandkids, though. Sure, there will be some that will think that it will do them good, but surely some others will not like the idea of their grandkids having to give up a year of their life.
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To be fair, it’s only the countries in dark blue on that map that have it. The light blue countries have something like one of your parents has to be a citizen/settled, which is what the previous commenter was suggesting as an alternative.