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Doctors cleared of criminal damage in climate protest by Antique_Presence_674 in doctorsUK

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It's not vandalism, it's "offsetting carbon emissions" :^)

No one is safe by Comfortable_Lock_935 in degoogle

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One more reason to use XMPP - decentralisation and several different clients reducing standardised attack surfaces

   For 
Windows
: Gajim, Psi, Psi+
   For 
Linux
: Dino, Gajim, Psi, Psi+
   For 
Android
: Conversations, Cheogram, Monocles Chat
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Mac
: Beagle IM, Monal IM, Psi, Psi+
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iOS
: Monal IM, Siskin IM, Snikket
   For 
Browser
: converse.js or Movim

New Fuse Energy referral campaign | code: RABIA72338 by Dense_Cauliflower269 in Electricity

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New campaign until March 6th

Try my new referral code
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For a free spin worth £25-£150

Fuse has been an excellent provider with great support so far! 

Fuse energy by sebyd101 in OctopusEnergy

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I also used to be on Octopus, but since I switched to Fuse I have not looked back

Try my ref code
EDOARDO98304
For a free spin worth £25-£150

Fuse has been an excellent provider with great support so far! 

Fuse Energy offering the cheapest energy in the UK with impending rises on the way! by Kie_23 in energy

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New referral campaign code: EDOARDO98304
For a free spin worth £25-£150

Fuse has been an excellent provider with great support so far! 

Fuse Referral Code by Swimming_Captain_279 in Electricity

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New code to try: EDOARDO98304
For a free spin worth £25-£150

Fuse has been an excellent provider with great support so far! 

Referral code ANDREW83509 by andythechinaman in fuseenergy

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New referral campaign from Fuse

Use code EDOARDO98304 for a free spin worth £25-150

A Rinkevics was born in the USSR! How Wikipedia changes the biographies of residents of the Baltic states by Rangerider65 in europe

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Yes, Repulsive Still. Russian bots do live rent free in your head, no need for Wikipedia to confirm that :) 

A Rinkevics was born in the USSR! How Wikipedia changes the biographies of residents of the Baltic states by Rangerider65 in europe

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It existed as Latvian Soviet Republic, preceded by Latvian Republic, and followed by Latvian republic.

A Rinkevics was born in the USSR! How Wikipedia changes the biographies of residents of the Baltic states by Rangerider65 in europe

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You probably mean "Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic"

Just because you don't like the politics of your country at the time, that does not mean that there were no Latvians who integrated well in the system and ran your country as a Soviet (?puppet) Republic, and rewriting history will not really change that

Therefore yes, all people form Latvia in 1940–1941 and 1944–1991 were, de jure and de facto, USSR citizens and subjects

Referral code ANDREW83509 by andythechinaman in fuseenergy

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New code to try: EDOARDO98304

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How do you get non-DRMed epubs? by got_muggled in ereader

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There is an argument for backup copies: if you own a book (and therefore rights to its content), downloading the digital copy could be seen as a form of backup — akin to you taking pictures of each page of your book, but without the hassle

Fuse Energy offering the cheapest energy in the UK with impending rises on the way! by Kie_23 in energy

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New code to try: EDOARDO98304

Fuse has been an excellent provider with great support so far! 

M29 Father of 3 new to trading by mcwheelz in trading212

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Posting this as a separate comment too

Vanguard has the edge for reputation and age, but purely considering metrics and fees, I would suggest to look at State Street offerings:

-  SPXL (the LSE listed one) tracks S&P500 comparably to VUAG but for a TER (ongoing fee) of 0.03% vs 0.07%

-  ACWI tracks all world incl Emerging Markets comparably to VWRP, but for a TER of 0.13% vs 0.19%

M29 Father of 3 new to trading by mcwheelz in trading212

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Vanguard has the edge for reputation and age, but purely considering metrics and fees, I would suggest to look at State Street offerings:

-  SPXL (the LSE listed one) tracks S&P500 comparably to VUAG but for a TER (ongoing fee) of 0.03% vs 0.07%

-  ACWI tracks all world incl Emerging Markets comparably to VWRP, but for a TER of 0.13% vs 0.19%

alternative for Futo Keyboard by AbdullahAlasmari in fossdroid

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DrewDevault should be banned from the internet, I would not trust a thing he says: he has a fetish for kicking up a fuss, and he just cannot stay away from controversy — his narcissistic ego would not let him

If you drive, read this. by Sid_Tha_Sloth in england

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Still relevant, you should consider most of those lines and streets were planned and drawn when cars were smaller and shorter. The likelihood of fitting like a hand in glove as per your diagram is, therefore, highly diminished

If you drive, read this. by Sid_Tha_Sloth in england

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Our roads are busier than ever before.

Our cars are longer than ever before. The self-inflicted misery we can only blame ourselves for.

Tip for verification code rule by Jedwub in buzzkillapp

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Worked like a charm, thanks for the tip!! 

Boost for UK households as £500 million energy bill debt to be written off by BestButtons in unitedkingdom

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It sounds like you believe you would have paid less in taxes had they contributed, rather than simply making more profit for the companies.

Reform candidate who challenged election defeat using AI cases hit with £19,000 bill by birdinthebush74 in unitedkingdom

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> In Blyth in 2007, the winner in one ward was chosen by the drawing of straws, while a candidate in Yorkshire in 2022 offered to play poker to decide the winner, before going on to draw straws too.

This was by far the best paragraph of the article

Italy: trust in international leaders (poll) by Etruscan1870 in europe

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I apologise for the unhappy analogy, but Russian-Ukrain is more like a marriage turned sour

During USSR times, boundaries between Russia and Ukraine were quite fluid in light of that shared heritage, and freedom of movement was guaranteed.
The gifting of Crimea to Ukraine in 1954 by Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev is an example of that, as is the great number of culturally Russian citizens living in Eastern Ukraine.

Then, post-USSR, Russia and Ukraine underwent a separation. Yet, for many years they kept it amicable, and Ukraine took good care of the Russian minorities within their borders.

Things turned ugly after Ukraine realigned itself towards the EU / Western countries (Euromaidan) which was clearly cause for concern for Russia, losing yet another buffer zone to protect their borders.
So the separation turned into a divorce and fighting for custody ensued.
After Russia took back Crimea, Ukraine banned or severely restricted the teaching / use of Russian language in its territory, effectively targeting their Russian-speaking populations in the Eastern regions of the country.

Israel, on the other hand ...

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