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DMSO: where to buy CM vicinity?
Thanks @Thailand for your followup. Asking because I'd like to avoid a wasted trip to go there. Usually, if "out of stock" web site will show product and note "out of stock". But when I searched, no product listing at all. I called phone number from their web site: Number not in service. Not a good start. That's why I'm doing everything I can think of to check about DMSO at World Chemical. Did you ever actually buy DMSO at World Chemical shop? -
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Far-right activists from Germany spent US election day at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago
It should really be reported as "Far right", as it's more of a claim than an accurate description. There seems to only be far-left, left-wing, left-of-centre, and then far-right. -
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Thai E-Cigarette Debate Sparks Health Experts' Outrage
I know it may sound funny but to me there are 3 ways to handle it. Leave it wild west like they are now where anyone can sell anything (do you really know what is in the package you buy on the street) Ban it completely Say good bye to a lot of tourism money Regulate it and sell it in locations that the government can control. The best place to sell it is probably in the registered Mary Jane shops. Selling it in the MOM and POP locations or selling it in CP stores has minimal control. Selling it in the Marijuana shops is more controllable because you can close them down if they screw up. -
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Progressive Leaders Join Elon Musk in Critiquing American Healthcare Costs
But they are not for profits, as are many of the best hospitals in the US. -
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Progressive Leaders Join Elon Musk in Critiquing American Healthcare Costs
Even those aren't free. -
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Progressive Leaders Join Elon Musk in Critiquing American Healthcare Costs
Heavily regulated? Are you kidding? Some aspects, are, to be sure. Medicare, for example. It's more or less a creature of regulation. So much regulation that the system barely functions as intended. And the rest of the system pays the price. As for the financials of public companies being public knowledge? So what? That's the way it works. Might affect the stock price, but that's a good thing, to a degree. Perhaps such companies will learn to operate more efficiently if they know the results will show up on the bottom line and boost executive compensation. But maybe not, if it only works to increase corporate greed and hurts the patients as a result. In any event, comparing Starbucks to medical care is a stretch. One is. a necessity, the other, a luxury. No one needs to go to Starbucks. -
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Australian Aged Pension
Do part pensioners get a pro rata of the $83.20? The notifications I get don't include any mention.
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