If you have three vessel or left main disease or structural problems, that’s what cardiac surgeons are for.
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He’s saying people who already have responsibilities are risk-averse, because the penalty of failure is high but the benefit of success is low. People who have responsibilities have less free time to enjoy the potential fruits of success, and can less afford to fail as others depend on them.
I am fairly certain that is not what the majority of survey respondents were thinking of.
The age thing is simply an artifact of the newness of technology. As the years go on, this behavior will most likely include all age groups.
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I think the relatively closed and tightly curated ecosystem is a significant part of what makes consoles work the way we like them to work. Allowing significant modifications to games (beyond predetermined customization like custom skins, avatars, etc.) would seriously threaten to disrupt that desired behavior.
The proprietor should incorporate the price of service into the price of the goods. This is how groceries are priced (do you tip your cashier?), how clothing is priced (do you tip the department store employee who helps you find the right pair of jeans?), how airfare is priced (do you tip your flight attendants and…
Hence, whatever undermines self-respect, manhood, undermines the republic. Whatever cultivates aristocratic ideals and conventions in a republic strikes at the heart of democracy. Where all men are equal, some cannot become superior unless the others grovel in the dust. Tipping comes into a democracy to produce that…
I am not aware that Common Core dictates any particular method of teaching math. As I understand, it only sets standards for what students must know. Local jurisdictions and individual teachers decide how to get their pupils to that end point. Is that not correct?
What is the alternative?
If you believe the authors, the only meaningful difference was the photographs (statistics edited out for readability):
The study did account for this possibility. I had the same question you did from the start, so I clicked the link provided to read the (conveniently free) original paper myself .
Maybe. I didn't really think about the rolling bit. I've never tried it on a tire.
I’m not sure how to reach them. This accident was on the inside of a turn on a wet road course. Earnhardt’s accident was on the outside of a turn on a superspeedway. And nobody races without HANS anymore, not even NASCAR.
I hope not. The actual contact with the wall appears to have been not very forceful at all by racing standards.
Ugh you’re so right.