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Abbot) Still nursing the idea of the U.S.A. getting pay back for raking
you over the coals for tax fraud, eh old man?
I see that as predicted your little cult has become even more
marginalized and dysfunctional, Vicegerald!
It's one thing for a cu
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Is there anyway that I can file a law suit against the Department of
Veterans Affairs for Mental Anguish?
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On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 00:48:40 GMT David Martel wrote:
> Richard,
> I think the trucker is at fault. He stopped on the railroad tracks
> causing a collision. It's not at all clear why he stopped and why he
> did not
> move off the tracks when he
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JPB <news{@}europa{.}demon{.}co{.}uk> posted
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>Concur - agrees with our result back then that the expected number not
>unique would be:
>Expected = pN^2
>when you hit the first duplicate, the number not unique equals 2, thus:
>2 = pN^2
>=> N = SQR
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http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/articles/2005/01/19/news/regional/7b5e9640f620b97086256f8e0011c542.txt
Or if you prefer
http://tinyurl.com/554bx
As you approach a gated crossing, the signals have not yet activated.
Upon crossing, the signals act
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In article <aokHd.7857$vh.833@bignews4.bellsouth.net>,
<hinojo_b@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>2. Employees such as dishwashers, chefs, and janitors are not considered
>tipped employees and may not participate in tip pooling.
Definitely not true at sush
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What, in a hypothetical case where only minor damage
was done to the truck (according to the referenced story, the
semi was *totaled*)? I don't see that would make a difference.
If the signal lights were indeed functioning, I'd say the trucker
I
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> You forgot to include this provisio from the same site:
>
> "Tipped employees are those who customarily and regularly receive more
than
> $30 a month in tips. Tips actually received by tipped employees may be
> counted as wages for purposes of
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