That’s just the way a lot of economic policy works. A policy’s effects are not be instantaneous, but may take months or years before they are noticable depending on what they are. This lag often results in the next presidency experiencing the economic policies that were implemented by the previous presidency(s).

Their might be a mild improvement over still room temp water as the potential boil would agitate the tea a bit to speed up the steaping

Interesting to just look through some of them. For example: /r/cumminingonpigeons was banned

My wife and I loved the co-op mode for 3 and were sad when 4 didn’t have it. That being said, we were pleasantly surprised with the amount and diversity of content that 4 offered and just finished getting 100% in it. The story was a little meh but the rest of the game was pretty enjoyable.

It looks so happy now that it has it’s taco!

Even in the case of identical twins, which have originally the same DNA early on, will experience multiple mutations resulting in a multiple, likely small differences despite being “identical”

Frontiers has something like a 90%+ publish rate, which for any “per reviewed” journal is ridiculously high. They have also been in previous scandals where a large portion of their editorial staff were sacked (no pun intended).

Would you suggest that a location that houses thousands of books that are available to borrow and/or use for research is not a library?

You mean like southern states banning books because they are “offensive”?

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I mean, it’s not wrong, but most people looking at that page will probably want a free alternative.

Earth-shattering even!

Ironically, you can only access that by using the reddit app…