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  1. If I was ever forced to reply to your daily questions!
  2. When you say 'it' are you referring to Trump or the autopen?
  3. The cop would have to reload at least once to achieve those stats.
  4. Perhaps he needs to get to the scene of a crime/accident quickly and the roads are gridlocked?
  5. Guy Fawkes did have a go in 1605. Admittedly a long time ago, but remembered every year on November 5th.
  6. Not sure why you consider it relevant ? Do you feel threatened or turned on.
  7. Don't worry, I'm sure the average will rise when many of the Asean now posters leave.
  8. Whereas you lot have problems remembering your 250 years of history, the rest of us examine world history over millennia.
  9. All you can do is insult. I remember the facts of what happened, seek the info online and input before you ask for proof. I'm not going to type tons of info just to educate you
  10. If you lose the card they can quickly scan the footage of where you entered. If they have number plate recognition technology it's very easy
  11. The Continental Congress established the Secret Committee of Correspondence to publicize the American cause in Europe, particularly in France. Benjamin Franklin, a well-known figure in Europe, was sent to Paris to negotiate with the French government. His celebrity status and diplomatic skills were instrumental in securing French assistance. While France was eager to see Britain weakened, King Louis XVI was initially hesitant about formally recognizing the American rebellion due to concerns about the potential impact on his own monarchy. Before a formal alliance, France provided covert support, including arms and supplies, through figures like Pierre Beaumarchais. The Treaty of Alliance, signed in 1778, formalized the Franco-American alliance, committing both nations to mutual defense and providing crucial military and financial aid to the Americans. France committed significant resources to the American Revolution, including warships, soldiers, and financial aid. French naval support and troops, particularly at the Battle of Yorktown, were critical to the American victory. The French alliance and support were vital to the American victory in the Revolutionary War.
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