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Boiled Water posted:How does that work? Technical subjects are funded in various ways by the government, or you can at least get a discount or something. Humanities MA's aren't, so you have to pay the "real" tuition fee by yourself, unless you can find a third party grant or something.
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gently caress, did the atomic wars start without anybody telling me?
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That one dude in Skelleftea is really pissed off right now.
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Guavanaut posted:gently caress, did the atomic wars start without anybody telling me?
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A Buttery Pastry posted:Can confirm. I see atomic fires on the horizon. Should have aimed a bit to the left.
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From the ME thread: Rojava opened an office in Moscow.  Here is is laid over the current map of Syria: 
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Guavanaut posted:% chance of being an EU member state by 2050 I agree that the EU would prefer Mexico over Turkey.
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Count Roland posted:From the ME thread: Turkey's just waiting for Isis to get the poo poo beaten out of them more before they roll in and crush the Kurds right?
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Golbez posted:I agree that the EU would prefer Mexico over Turkey. Of course they would. After all, according to UKIP, only 1 in 500 Turkish people are Christians.
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sbaldrick posted:Turkey's just waiting for Isis to get the poo poo beaten out of them more before they roll in and crush the Kurds right? I'm not sure even Erdogan is crazy enough to straight up go to war with the US in order to crush the Kurds in Syria. 
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TinTower posted:Of course they would. After all, according to UKIP, only 1 in 500 Turkish people are Christians. Well, that's pretty accurate.
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And Mexicans speak Spanish, which, for one, would be an advantage for them.
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MikeCrotch posted:I'm not sure even Erdogan is crazy enough to straight up go to war with the US in order to crush the Kurds in Syria. lmao the US will stop giving a poo poo about the Kurds as soon as Daesh is contained
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MikeCrotch posted:I'm not sure even Erdogan is crazy enough to straight up go to war with the US in order to crush the Kurds in Syria. He's got to do something to stop the army from coup him.
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MikeCrotch posted:I'm not sure even Erdogan is crazy enough to straight up go to war with the US in order to crush the Kurds in Syria. If you really think the US gives one gently caress about the kurds you are insane.
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sbaldrick posted:He's got to do something to stop the army from coup him. He already did. That system turned out to be piss poor. He just replaced/bribed the Generals. It's how he's got this far.
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Every is apparently bigger in Texas. e: lol, just saw WV, that's great.
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There's like at least 20 of those that are absolutely hilarious. Cheap gifts, couples yoga, plus size lingerie, hickey and mixtape are probably my top five though.
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I'm Maine searching specifically for Rabbie Burns.
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Wow, very nice going Alabama! 
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Uh... Delaware? What is your theory of romance, exactly? Are you all AIs there because I'm pretty sure even space people are better at it than that. EDIT: Oh Tennessee, sweetie, no.
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I like how New England is all high culture and civilized... then the moment you get to the middle colonies, bam, hourly motels and edible panties. The juxtaposition of Edible Arrangement with Edible Underwear is amazing. Nice to see Helzberg has unexpectedly cornered the Great Plains market. But I think the most amusing is Kentucky. That is the most Kentucky thing possible. And I just have no clue about Montana.
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I love how non-specific and unromantic West Virginia is. West Virginia, please, it's Valentine's Day. At least put a little effort into it. Similarly, compare Wyoming with Tennessee. I'm assuming the sex toys in Tennessee are made with tennis balls and duct tape.
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More frequently than in other states is not the most google, it's just what's somehow unique about that state. But without the numbers it could be anything, it could be that 0.7 percent of people google couples tattoos in KY and it's 0.5 in other states. Being a killjoy, I know.
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Antti posted:More frequently than in other states is not the most google, it's just what's somehow unique about that state. But without the numbers it could be anything, it could be that 0.7 percent of people google couples tattoos in KY and it's 0.5 in other states. Yeah, with most maps like that the value is just the z score of the frequency. With the number of large number of categories, frequency will be very low, and with low population states, variance will be very high, so it's more or less just a meaningless map for large swathes of the country (see also like 90% of twitter maps). My go to example is kidney cancer mortality in the US:  (Top map is top 10% highest per capita deaths, bottom is lowest 10% per capita) There actually aren't very strong geographic patterns for kidney cancer (it's more or less a "bolt of lightning" sort of poisson distribution of a disease), but if one dude in Loving County TX gets it, then they are in the highest category (1% mortality!), and if nobody does, they are in the lowest category (0% mortality). Since population DOES have strong geographic patterns, you get the strong-looking but ultimately meaningless clusters of stuff in Texas up through to the Dakotas.
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Regarde Aduck posted:He already did. That system turned out to be piss poor. He just replaced/bribed the Generals. It's how he's got this far. I know, but it's been like 6 or 7 years since he did that, they have to be getting pissy at this point unless it's a really big bribe.
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Samuel Clemens posted:
Sooo, can we get a hint what this map is about?
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The United States of America  Is it 'states that same-sex marriage is currently legal in'?
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The USA after destroying Canada and Mexico in order to be more geographically compact.
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Guavanaut posted:The United States of America Given the source, states where abortion is still legal?
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ZShakespeare posted:The USA after destroying Canada and Mexico in order to be more geographically compact. Also, using planetbuster bombs to destroy Alaska and Hawaii, and replacing them with artificially constructed islands in the new Sea of Mexico.
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