A bit more than that. They can't convict him of, as one legal commentator put it, "lying to his own cheque register". And they'll have to figure out how to pin someone down on personal expenditures, for which existing case law is really, really generous.
I can guess from the tone he isn't unbiased. He just seems really bitter. Kind of pointless to be raging that a matter that has been dragging on for years suddenly has to pick up the pace.
The original date set was 20 May (13 days away). That's an important relevant detail that I didn't find...
The demands of protestors at one of the universities that meals be delivered to them in the building they'd occupied (because they had paid for meal plans) illustrates a common characteristic of contemporary political protest.
Protestors want the rights, security, benefits, and luxuries enabled...
One-sided agreement doesn't mean anything.
I could write a ceasefire agreement that Hamas would probably accept: "Israel agrees to retire to the original partition plan borders and grant right-of-return to anyone claiming a resident ancestor alive in 1947."
Depends on which value of "genocide" you are using. One-off massacres are just one-off massacres. I don't mean they ought to be flippantly ignored; I mean that they aren't "genocide". The pronouncements of a bunch of people in suits and robes, or the rhetoric of journalists and politicians...
I suspect the reaction has nothing to do with the simple presence of the product or the implication a woman might be in a men's room, and everything to do with the political statement made by putting them there. I have yet to meet a guy who'd do more than shrug if a woman witnessed him hanging...
That's great, but it doesn't change the different numbers people have been putting out - which necessarily creates a range of reported values - or alter the facts that the data set is small and that extrapolations depend on the curve models.
I have been reading estimates of 3-5 mm per year for a couple of decades.
What's going on basically amounts to curve-fitting games. People look at the data, see what they think might be non-linearity, and pick a non-linear model that seems to fit. Then they report extrapolations (into the...
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