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This worked on me, I just became a contributor

This monopoly is one of the best examples of our government being broken by lobbying. This problem is a least 30 years old and nothing has changed in all that time.

Video: https://youtu.be/OgCdwErnzwY

Perhaps you can set it aside long enough to see that someone has died.

Translation: the early numbers on unemployment are awful

Great! My cousin and his daughter came over to watch my team win a spot in the national championship.

850 arrests per month just in the UK?! That's an amazing, maybe incredible figure

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Who cares?

How can i take an article that uses the word "anywho" seriously?

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I think when you've gone ad homonym then I won

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No, the camera data is combined into one visual "truth" I would bet. There was a fatal accident where the radar didn't see a truck because it shot under it. At the time the radar was more trusted than the camera. The only way to solve that was to only have one sensor, and radar could never be the sole input.

Hey hey hey, that's autocratic megalomaniac rapist conman, can't leave out his best stuff.

Why does no one mention why they said they dropped RADAR: Who do you trust when vision conflicts with RADAR? There were constant problems on this point. LIDAR is another redundant and possibly conflicting input.

Am I showing my age if I suggest ImageMagick?

"Uh-oh the US is headed for recession, how can we delay this thing?"

"I know, we'll say they want to steal our tech"

<giggles>