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  • ===On existential frustration, from a man who would know.=== ...uilt and death they are (no shortage, therefore, at Auschwitz). But beyond those axes, the implication will be that we, the users, determine our own meaning
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  • ...dictionary/owner owner] is a lot better: “a person who owns something; one who has the [[legal title|legal or rightful title]] to something; one to whom [
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  • ...the battlement. What kind of [[Inhouse counsel|inhouse lawyer]] does that? Who would reject legal advice to take a bit more precaution? Who ever got fired for hiring IBM?
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  • :'''Yes''': Those who seemed interested in your product, and not just out for swag; :'''No''': Those who looked disinterested, avoided eye contact, smiled wanly and if approached,
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  • ...st to the remainder, and is prone to ''dissuade'' many of them: even those who don’t have an instant, visceral ''negative'' reaction to “vegan” — ...ht be some — in north London, ''many'' — omnivores in certain demographics who identify politically with the idea of veganism, to whom the vegan pitch mig
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  • ...quality of being a sum of [[money]] you are legally owed by someone else, who might go bust before they pay it do you.
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  • ...[[accredited investor]]s (as defined in [[Regulation D]] of the 1933 Act) who are not [[natural person]]s, estates or trusts. *Any natural person who resides in the United States.
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  • ...ain kind of fellow who could start a fight in an empty building, as we all know. But when he is fighting about the [[Ontology|ontological]] essence of his ...nd out what that explanation is, and would thank anyone who does happen to know, to keep it to themselves.
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  • Any homeowner who has had substantial work done to their property well instinctively understa ...he expertise required to diagnose fault lies with the three professionals, who, each being self interested, seem unable to reach consensus on responsibili
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  • ...e not considered [[stamp duty|stampable]] investments in [[shares]]. Those who truck in collateral like to take it subject to [[pledge]] but, at the same ...rongly incentivised to maintain the theatre, those who come to them cold — who often hail from the foreign climes of [[Litigation|litigation department]],
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  • And a merchant who accepts responsibility only for her [[gross negligence]] promises little mo ...the basic premise of [[good faith]] commerce — all right, it ''is'' one of those — but still, it is the operating theory behind [[outsourcing]]. It is th
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  • ...hild-like faeries — the ''[[Synthæse]]'', or “[[Children of the Woods]]” — who eschewed all earthly rancour, regarded physical settlement of disputes as s ...ng but [[Geek paradox|socially awkward and physically pathetic]] specimens who relied for their continued survival on their powers of wit, deception, and
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  • ...h the ISDA Emissions Annex as the framework trading agreement of types for those wanting to punt around on carbon.
    591 bytes (79 words) - 15:35, 13 September 2023
  • Who would not leap at that? ...in, or with some understanding of, the documentation unit? ''These people know something you don’t. Do not fall for their lionisation of your people man
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  • {{a|design|}}Those in positions of authority in a [[power structure]] have great influence ove ...rs and competing academics be any more inclined to publish these failures. Who wants to read about an experiment that dusn’t work?
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  • ..., in all your happy conversations until today, there has been no mention — who is all set to pay you, in full, ''later in the day''. ...ility. So you just ''won’t know if he’s shitting you''. Well, you ''will'' know, but there that nagging ''fear'' will just crawl ticklishly around the back
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  • ...institutional players, saucily referred to by one and all as “[[QIB]]s” — who are the US equivalent of [[Professional client|professional clients]] or [[
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  • ...opies of her book in a Sydney bookshop when approached by a woman shopper who handed her the book and said, “Emma Chisit.”
    547 bytes (86 words) - 08:49, 22 May 2023
  • :'''Attendee 2''': Yeah. But who knows — maybe they’ll figure out a way to make this work, but not likel :'''[[Res bossitans]]''' ''(clears throat)'': Who is going to take an action to passively monitor it?
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  • “Show me a Simonyi Professor for the Public Understanding of Science who is not prepared to jump off the Eiger in a wingsuit, and I’ll show you a
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