OK, that makes a lot more sense. I read the title and was just confused, since there are so many different engines.
OK, that makes a lot more sense. I read the title and was just confused, since there are so many different engines.
There are many problems everywhere in the world. War, wherever it is occurring, is bad. You do not have to use up all your time thinking about this specific problem. However, you should care about war, because, just as Russia can invade Ukraine, it can invade other countries and other nations can do it too. We should work as a society to control and ban evil activities.
But the city designer was an American, certainly. There are no other countries/s
Yes, it is used like that. However, not just in english, but in many languages, epicentre is sometimes used with the meaning of “centre of something”.
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Epicentre - (formal) the central point of something
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you are taking this to the extreme without considering what you are saying. it is true that authors should be rewarded for their efforts to produce a piece of writting or art. however, sometimes some authors and publishers choose to hide this content, which may be useful when accessible by the larger community. imagine if certain inventions were not made public by their inventors. the entire race would still be living in the stone age.
I don’t know about that one chief
it’s not inflation if it just gets more expensive. A rice inflation would mean the grains become bigger and the price would drop, but it’s the oposite. Arguably, it’s a food deflation. And it’s due to the excess of water. Silly Comment Writer (i did click on the article, but did not read it, if anyone is wondering) /s
It was also news that Scotland was going to “establish a specific crime for mass environmental destruction”. The solution to current climate situation is violence.
The current ruling power is already willing. It is the people who are not.
A huge win for people’s rights and climate
Why did they include 2 days to be precise? 2 days is less precise than 48 hours…
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