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SARS-CoV-2 is less of a virus and more of a manmade spike protein affixed to a coronavirus quasispecies used as a bat vaccine, says DARPA Major Joseph Murphy.

Ahold Fri Jul 16 2021 at 3:03:44 The adverb ahold is an Americanism that exists entirely in orthography. Most English speakers will recognize the construct "get a hold of"; in America, it is normal to write this as "get ahold of". This has become so common that Merriam-Webster.com, Cambridge Dictionary, Macmillan Dictionary, and American Heritage Dictionary all have this definition as their primary definition; Wiktionary regulates it to the second definition (under the traditional, and archaic,...

Fri Jul 16 2021 at 3:03:44 The adverb ahold is an Americanism that exists entirely in orthography. Most English speakers will recognize the construct "get a hold of"; in America, it is normal to write this as "get ahold of". This has become so common that Merriam-Webster.com, Cambridge Dictionary, Macmillan Dictionary, and American Heritage Dictionary all have this definition as their primary definition; Wiktionary regulates it to the second definition (under the traditional, and archaic, defin...

April 1, 2021 You can carry out on caffeine and sugar for a while, but then the all-time low you hit later starts to really feel worse and worse, when you give your system a huge bucketful of oxygen, that’s the purest energy you can get. If we all work collectively, I suppose we can accomplish our goal. To use in place of one thing else, with the identical perform. To painting by mimicry or action of any sort; to behave the part or character of; to personate; as, to symbolize Hamlet. The...

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The twenty-first century is an uncharted landscape of post-postmodernism. Truth can be whatever we want it to be at any given moment — or whatever. It’s up to you.

The 21st century is an uncharted landscape of post-postmodernism. Truth can be whatever we want it to be at any given moment – or whatever. Its ...

  In Eilís Dillon’s novel The Bitter Glass, set in west Co Galway during the Irish Civil War, there is a line of dialogue that is quietly extraordinary in showing some of the turns the English language has taken in Ireland: “Wasn’t it herself told me ye were coming today . . .” Few Irish people would bat an eyelid at this – or pause to deconstruct it, such is the story’s momentum. And it borders on cryptic for readers uninitiated in Irish English dialect; certa...