It's off to the side of the very specific sign
psud
Australian here, I'm happy for America to call pickup trucks "trucks". They're closer to a light commercial vehicle than they are to a ute.
Aside from all that, EN.US is their language. They can use it how they like. It's just a shame their culture is so dominant that it can't leave EN.AU alone
Malta will even sell* you citizenship
*They'll give you citizenship if you invest over an amount (€1 million last I looked) in Malta
20 seems like the youngest end for university graduates. Start university age 18, 3 year degree program, graduate aged 20
That only requires advancing 1 grade ahead of one's peers. My cohort at university included one person who was 3 years ahead of their class and so started university aged 16
So say keto dieters
You don't often hear about laptops burning. And many of those spend their while lives plugged in
You have a choice: get 57M or get an annuity that costs 57M and pays out 96M over two decades
If you took the 57 million and invested it in an index fund you would probably do better than 96M over the same timespan, though you would probably be taxed more and have to be responsible enough to not spend the money instead
As
That looks like an oddly capitalised "as"
That really gives the reason it's acceptable to use apostrophes when pluralising that sort of case
Advanced medium range air to air missiles.
Dude, it's right there in the acronym
We have a clean desk policy at my workplace too, we also don't take classified documents home
I started using YouTube back when it was new. When the default view was the videos from the channels you subscribed to, and I have kept that pattern.
It seems to work, except for the few weeks after a holiday I empty my YouTube, nebula, and podcast feeds early each day