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Please explain this. I know little about Princeton.
No it does not. I grew up in Vancouver, and the latest sunrise is at around 8 am, and sunset at 4 pm.
I do not see how that will solve the problem. Suppose firm A and firm B both want to buy stock X at prize Z. There is only enough X at prize Z for one of those firms. Both firms send their trade orders withing milliseconds of each other. In your time interval scheme, which firm gets to buy the stock?
How else would you do this? There is a presumption of innocence; the defendant needs to defend against the arguments made by the prosecution.
I would probably seek them out, as they seem to be much cheaper.
What? No. He/she meant that any of those sites can replace Yahoo by themselves, not that all of them are required.
>any dust on the mirrored surface would get burned in, and lead to the destruction of the target even faster than with a non-reflective surface.
Does this matter very much if the PhD student is not looking for a job in academia?