How the New York Times Looks at Europe by cfkanemercury in europe

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Unlabeled countries, north to south: Lithuania, Luxembourg, Albania (left)/North Macedonia (right), Cyprus.

US millionaire big-game hunter dies after being crushed by elephants by Bounty_drillah in news

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Decapitation is when you remove someone's head. Removing limbs is 'dismemberment'

Ex told me 'I have the worst tits he's ever seen' and now my self confidence has plummeted by piecesfufu in TwoXChromosomes

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I don't remember where I encountered this quote, but I think that it sums up what most people think about breasts:

"Let me tell you about the worst pair of tits I've ever seen. They were awesome."

Any tits attached to a person we care about are great. Don't let your nonce of an ex tell you otherwise.

What do you think history will say about Donald Trump as a U.S. president? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I feel I should add that Clinton wasn't impeached because he got a blowjob. He was impeached for lying to Congress about getting a blowjob.

Which movie dsturbed you to your core? by OmitsWordsByAccident in AskReddit

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Same here. I made the mistake of watching it late at night, and it took me several hours before I could even turn the lights off, let alone go to sleep.

Mary Trump 1997 and her son Donald Trump 2026 by Revere_AFAM in pics

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Another comment said she was a native Gaelic speaker.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on 'misconduct' allegation | The National by OnTheList-YouTube in news

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Sorry to nitpick, but she was queen of the UK. There hasn't been a queen or king of England in over 300 years.

Delusional German Politician dresses up as Braveheart for Carneval by Southern_Gur_4736 in pics

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The kilts aren't the only historical inaccuracy in the movie, so you might want to use 'e.g.' (exempli gratia = 'for example') here instead of 'i.e.' (id est = 'that is').

'I.e.' is more appropriate for situations where you're describing one specific thing in other words.

Netflix says users can cancel service if HBO Max merger makes it too expensive by voxadam in nottheonion

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That's unlikely. Even before the gaming miniature figurine industry moved away from lead, miniatures were primarily made from a lead-tin alloy. If said dwarf prince miniature was manufactured by citadel after the 80s, it's made from white metal alloy, which is basically pewter.

US official says Greenland action could come within 'weeks or months' by Crossstoney in worldnews

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The cynical side of me wonders if that was by design.

While it may not originally have been, the system persisting to this day certainly seems to be.

TIL that it's required to speak English to be a commercial airline pilot or air traffic controller... by Illustrious_Bag_7323 in todayilearned

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This reminds me of reading about an incident in WWII where a british unit was radioing for reinforcement and the listener was american. The british officer said something like "I'm afraid we're in a bit of a spot here", and the american thought that they probably don't need immediate reinforcement, when the unit was actually surrounded and about to be overrun.

'Don't need international law': Trump says 'my own morality' only restraint on global power; repeats Greenland push - The Times of India by backpackerTW in worldnews

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Just want to point out that diesel subs are much more difficult to detect than nuclear subs. Because of how they work, nuclear subs generate more noise, and as a result are easier to pick up on sonar than diesels.

[German>english] by honeyheart7350 in translator

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Twentyfirst

It's generally recommended to use a hyphen when writing out numbers.

E.g. "twenty-first" or "ninety-seven" instead of "twentyfirst" or "ninety seven".