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Re-entry Permit when getting a new passport.
Thanks, that’s a good flag about the return of the old passport. I had assumed, like yourself, that they would be returned together; however, I will be back there for a month and intended to make a prior appointment for a couple of days after I get back, so should be safe. I prefer to keep my marriage extension as it is; it has worked well enough for the last 6 years doing it ourselves, and you know what they say about something that isn’t broken, but thanks for the heads up. -
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Dollar seen as risky currency status alert
The Fed's Quantitative Easing was responsible for inflation. That is the case. Bankers, economists and experts disagree with your view that QE does not lead to inflation: "My research compares the reported inflationary effects of QE and conventional monetary policy across 82 previous studies for the euro area, UK and US. This comparison shows that the reported inflationary effects of QE are two to four times higher than those of conventional monetary policy in the UK and US, but not in the euro area (see charts below). The result that QE generates more inflation than conventional monetary policy is therefore a general finding of academic research." As this research shows that QE generates more inflation than conventional monetary policy, any explanation of the recent inflation surge should therefore consider QE as a possible factor. https://www.thebanker.com/content/dd5946ac-33f5-518f-af14-a148e24127c7 Clearly, the Fed's QE is the underlying cause of inflation, which was exarcebated by Covid and Ukraine. Even if a cursory examination of inflation figures appears to show that inflation was not rampant prior to Covid, academic research clearly shows that QE does lead to higher inflation. -
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Two houses, same lot - one solar system
Personally, I'd retain both meters and have an ATS in both houses to switch each to grid in the event of an inverter failure. What size is the existing analog meter (5/15, 15/45)? -
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