it's not unreasonable to expect the cool prop to feel like it's not trying to fly across the yard if you swing it around.
You might think that, but most of these are called wall hangers for a reason.
Many of them have rat-tail tangs or are made with stainless steel. They might feel balanced, but are liable to snap if you swing them around.
She married her husband a year after they both graduated college. This would have been taken while she was still in college.
Her father was a career politician, and had spent about a decade as Baltimore's mayor before Kennedy's election. That's presumably why she was there.
At any rate, she's never had a career outside politics. She did volunteer work for the Democratic party when she was raising her kids; she first ran for office around the time they were graduating from high school.
I assume his point is that calling Manchin or Sinema "liberal" isn't super accurate.
The tiny "ground attack" spiders, whatever they're called, are legion.
Some kind of jumping spider, maybe? Jumping spiders are called that because rather than wait for prey to land on their web they actively hunt insects.
Essentially.
Medical ethics prevent actual medical professionals from participating in executions. So they make random prison employees do it. So it's often botched.
And linguists call Urdu and Hindi different registers of Hindustani. Essentially, it's Hindi with a lot of Persian and Arabic loanwords.
So it's even more specifically like British people seeing Latin before the reformation.
She was kicked out due to complaints about her vaping and being loud.
Everything else came out afterwards when they double checked the tapes.
She's a 37 year old divorced grandmother.
You're essentially correct, there, but slightly off on a couple details. About a month before her divorce finalized, she was kicked out of a musical for vaping and being rowdy with her new boyfriend.
Apparently that might or might not be a mistranslation?
https://www.etymonline.com/word/checkmate
mid-14c., in chess, said of a king when it is in check and cannot escape it, from Old French eschec mat (Modern French échec et mat), which (with Spanish jaque y mate, Italian scacco-matto) is from Arabic shah mat "the king died" (see check (n.1)), which according to Barnhart is a misinterpretation of Persian mat "be astonished" as mata "to die," mat "he is dead." Hence Persian shah mat, if it is the ultimate source of the word, would be literally "the king is left helpless, the king is stumped."
Ok, I'll bite.
How many people do you think shopped at your grocery store?
On average, how much food do you think they each wasted per week at home?
How much food per week did your store waste?
How typical do you think these numbers are nationwide?
Look at figure 2.
Consumption isn't 50%, but it's the largest single bar in that chart - significantly so.
Yes - like the guy on the home shopping network who cut himself up when the stainless steel "practice" katana he was trying to sell snapped in half and flew back at him.
There's a reason people call these wall-hangers "sword-like objects".