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He needed money to buy a soccer team or something

No prob, I'd hate to see this disappear over some IP nonsense.

Maybe I'm missing it, but are there blues and lavenders? It seems very red-orange heavy

TMO owns mint. I wonder how long mint plans will stay at their same price

Well it's in gelatin which is used to encapsulate many medications.

You might want to drop the lcars from the name & description. The rights holders are fairly litigious, or at least they were when someone put out an iPad app.

Do your rooms not have windows? Window and portable units are a lot cheaper than 2500

If you set it up right you could capture some of the evaporated portions and turn it into brandy.

I'm actually kinda surprised that data centers aren't repurposing the heat to evaporate lithium brine

until their orders were obeyed, the court wouldn't hear any other business brought by the government

So that's kind of what's happening (very slowly)

The original law didn't have any teeth or punishments for failing to release everything by the deadline. However judges orders come with the threat of contempt, so if Acting AG blanche fails to produce the documents or a valid reason for redacting them he can be held in contempt. And this matters because the attorney general is required to approve things like Fisa warrant requests, media subpoenas, death penalty cases, official DOJ opinions.

Trump could fire him and appoint another, but they'd be hauled into court to face those same questions under that same threat of contempt.

but the Texas law means you have to locate the owner AND ask for detailed sales records to determine if a business makes more than 50% of its revenue on alcohol.

Wait, so then it was laudanum?

It's a Kurt Vonnegut short story

Kinda, but they're at the county/parish level