Receiving a tax incentive from another country would be a strong indication a film was not (entirely) made in America

A map of fabs per country is not very helpful, Europe has a lot of countries so the average per country is relatively low. Do you have a map of fabs per US state ?

AKA the Bellamy salute which was common in US schools until 1942 when it was changed to hand-over-heart.

Why pay the insurance company's admin costs for taking premiums and billing customers (with entire departments seemingly dedicated to refusing cover), when all that paperwork would be redundant if the hospital provided the treatment unbilled at the time of need (so no need for a department to track the itemized cost to the 'customer', or any need to bill the customer, or indeed any need to exist at all) funded in bulk through tax (so if you earn more you pay more, but it's still less than insurance because nobody pays for all that unnecessary paperwork), and there's enough left over to pay for e.g. maternity care. In short keep the hospitals and doctors, but ditch the insurance companies which bring nothing of value.

Being disallowed by a guideline does not make an activity illegal.

Send a command, get a response; send another command which depends on the response; days.

But I bet you have used sed

Please cite sources https://youtu.be/AF8d72mA41M

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No, the Floyd photo is Battersea Power Station. It now has a London Underground station -- Battersea Power Station Station.

The age distribution of the victims is important too -- children and teenagers under 19 are more than a hundred times more likely to be shot dead in the USA than the UK. Citation -- https://www.kff.org/mental-hea... -- figure two. About a third of those are suicides.

Yes I was going to say something similar. You missed the point that the existing UK Direct Debit scheme allows only accredited companies to directly charge and any mistakes will be rectified in your favour; it's not obvious what Visa is adding here -- https://www.directdebit.co.uk/...

Previously they got $500 for five days work, which is $100 per day. Now they get $500 for four days work, which is $125 per day.

I think you're missing the fact that Darwin (the macOS kernel) is essentially BSD running on a Mach microkernel

It's a lot like they're playing Monopoly with real money, exactly by the rules. As long as there's a loophole, somebody will find it. But it's not fraud if everybody playing agreed the rules are the rules. It might be immoral though. Should the courts involve themselves in the rules of a game ?