Not sure, but you've got a solid 50/50 on that.
When I was in 7th grade there was an 8th grader showing off her wedding pictures at the lunch table. She was 14, her husband was 18, and we all lived in Alabama.
I too am more concerned about other topics than Russia snooping my PC.
You're definitely better at picking colors than the chart illustrator.
Same. I didn't technically qualify at the time, but I had a kid hospitalized when I was about 4000 miles from home with no car, no phone, and no immediate contacts. They hooked me up with a room outside the hospital and just asked for a donation if I wanted and to keep it tidy.
I'm going to report this guide to the department of redundancy department.
On a related note, Trump attempted to set the refugee cap to Zero. Both sides are about as similar as milk and a tire.
con·vic·tion
noun
a formal declaration that someone is guilty of a criminal offense, made by the verdict of a jury or the decision of a judge in a court of law.
"she had a previous conviction for a similar offense"
“America needs to do whatever Israel needs and stop telling them how to fight this war. You are either a friend or not a friend.”
She reminds me of an alcoholic friend I had in college. Telling you to stop doesn't mean I hate you. It means you're making bad decisions.
My friend got her doctorate engineering rice to grow in high salinity areas. The goal was to aid farmers near brackish water and without access to good farmland. Greenpeace would definitely not like that.
I spent about a decade working with refugees and had the same experience with Pakistani people. It felt like I was in bizarro world. They're waiting 10+ years to get to the US, and during that time Trump basically tries to ban refugee entries altogether, and they're still like, nope Trump's a great guy. I don't understand the world I guess.
Not sure if it's what you're remembering, but adverse inference can be drawn when a party fails to present evidence known to exist by the court.