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Could the solution to the decades-long battle against malaria be as simple as soap?
No. And not simple.
What a terrible choice of title.
If adding hand-wash dish soap works with a family of insecticides but not with another one, it's not simple. And it's not just the soap. Also the 'new' insecticides, neocotinoids, are quite problematic on their own, which also makes them not simple to use.
What good is a GPS-guided cruise missile if it can’t communicate with the GPS satellites orbiting Earth thousands of miles overhead?
I think the cruise missiles can work without communication. They need to be able to listen, and maybe they can work with some interruptions on this listening.
PIS is going to instigate it, up to leaving this in the hands of the new government.
It is the same thing.
It is explained in the link.
A hint, just after the title: "MIT engineers and collaborators developed a solar-powered device that avoids salt-clogging issues of other designs."
No wonder the monster is always submerged.
Which company?
~~Un~~Fortunately, dude still has rights, regardless of how many times he breaks the law, or makes a mockery of it.
Both think of the children
You do understand that if you don't contribute, somehow, to the solution, you're part of the problem. Do you?
On what I've asked, on the post and on the arguments I made to you, you haven't answered or addressed directly any. Any.
Listen to others. Think with others.
you people
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It is a shitty experience when the host posts photos that are different, in a convenient way, than what you find in the house.
It also makes it shitty that AirBnB uses a 'mediation' protocol that seems designed to stall and that is not upfront with what remediation the client can expect.
Host-client conflict resolution by AirBnB feels like gaslighting. ----- And I say this because, even with photographic evidence of the differences between the listing offer and the real thing, in the bathroom and the beds; even with that clear cut photographic evidence, AirBnB only returned less than 15% of the rent amount. Does that sound like a fair treatment for a fraud? AirBnB supported the fraudster.
It will