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If that's the definition of weakness, being succeptible to a run, financial institutions have been weak since the beginning of banking thousands of years. Banks aren't a storage facility.

Lots Most mortgages are sold, so banks aren't sitting on long term, high money loans. Most banks aren't chock full of venture capital depositers or crypto-focused, so it's not really something to worry about.

Seems to be down.

You do a Mitchell deal, you do a Rudy deal. You do a Bojan deal, you do a Conley deal. You do a deal that reminds you of the best times, you sign a Favors to remind you of the worst times.

https://orwh.od.nih.gov/sex-gender https://journals.physiology.org/doi/full/10.1152/japplphysiol.00376.2005 https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/environmentalaccounts/articles/whatisthedifferencebetweensexandgender/2019-02-21...

But... So according to that definition, boys and girls are the same, since neither produce gametes.

How does gamete production determine whether one's gender is boy or man?

I don't understand...How does Fed response to a train derailment have anything to do with the joyous scenes of deregulation?

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jc8tu0ZPfEA

I think he's done in Hollywood regardless.

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Sun Jan 8 @Memphis Sun Mar 5 @OKC Sun Apr 2 @Brooklyn Sun Apr 9 @Lakers

All of the Jazz' Sunday games are on the road.

Wouldn't, like, 6 billion of that 8 billion find that quote to be utterly ridiculous?

Re bolded: I believe that is what many people saw and expected. First term midterm president usually has a lot of house seats lost. Doesn't look like that is happening tonight. 64 uncalled house races according to Yahoo right now, Rs have gone +6. Previous first term midterm elections had...

I read about Itaewon before and during my stay in Korea. Never wanted to go at all. Went to different places when I viisted Seoul. I do remember hearing that Gary Payton was there when I lived there signing shoes or something like that.

Yeah, I was aware of the adding of the 50k bill. It was a mildly common topic on the English news stations I would sometimes watch when I lived there.

I don't remember. I think most fit in my wallet. Back then, the largest bill was the $10 equivalent, and I only went to the ATM every couple of months, so it was quite a few bills. I might have had an envelope?

I had stacks like that when I lived in Korea.