The article seems to be written for those (legislators) who would already know the background
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The article seems to be written for those (legislators) who would already know the background
Yes, and the remainder of the article twirls around and around and around, until saying it could be Michelangelo, but some people think the hair looks like Heraclitus. Nobody knows, yet the author ignores that and assumes it's Heraclitus and then just drives into multiple conjectures to construct an imagined artistic premise behind an ink pot.
This sounds great! I immediately wonder how many additional HTTPS requests will hit your web server fleet. Has anyone using this calculated a percentage of additional requests vs additional clicks from their http logs?
> Then, last fall, once the 12 participating nations announced they had finalized the text after years of negotiations, Clinton said she opposes it -- citing its lack of a crackdown on currency manipulation and provisions to extend pharmaceutical drug companies' patent protections in poorer countries.
And in here words during a debate:
> "I did say, when I was secretary of state, three years ago, that I hoped it would be the gold standard," Clinton said at an October debate with Sanders. "It was just finally negotiated last week, and in looking at it, it didn't meet my standards. My standards for more new, good jobs for Americans, for raising wages for Americans. And I want to make sure that I can look into the eyes of any middle-class American and say, 'This will help raise your wages.' And I concluded I could not."
Source: https://www.cnn.com/2016/07/27/politics/tpp-what-you-need-to...
By the SEC definition, I am a qualified investor but this would be the first such investment I'd make and I don't want to mess up
All major candidates of the 2016 election intended to end TPP, so it was dead either way. Only Obama sought to pursue it. To act like it wasn't dead is misinformation
Edit: I hope I am not spreading a myth further
Why do you say that?
So much for caring about others. As someone who doesn't have children, this still sounds really selfish of them to complain. Instead, the childless should petition HR for a complementary benefit (additional PTO) when the pandemic is over or a bonus (cash) now for picking up the slack. Complaining without solutions will fall on deaf ears