Whether technically correct or not, this is misleading to the "common man" and would therefore be illegal if it came before trading standards or advertising standards. Why, therefore, do we tolerate it in politics?
Whether technically correct or not, this is misleading to the "common man" and would therefore be illegal if it came before trading standards or advertising standards. Why, therefore, do we tolerate it in politics?
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I have yet to read a Java vs python comparison which was written by anyone with any serious enterprise development experience. If enterprises were…
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Today I was browsing my screenshots, and I found that I had failed the UK citizenship test. I took it again, just for fun, and failed with flying…
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Nobody in the USA has heard of Flanders and Swann. If the country had an editor, I would write to him to express my unmitigated disgust.
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I have yet to read a Java vs python comparison which was written by anyone with any serious enterprise development experience. If enterprises were…
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(no subject)
Today I was browsing my screenshots, and I found that I had failed the UK citizenship test. I took it again, just for fun, and failed with flying…
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(no subject)
Nobody in the USA has heard of Flanders and Swann. If the country had an editor, I would write to him to express my unmitigated disgust.
