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Did they also increase budgets to pay for this?

It's great and we should copy it, but you also need to put the money behind these things so the food is edible at the end

Some people= .ml Users and Kremlinbots

Lopez-Gomez gave his Georgia state ID to the trooper, who wrote in his report that Lopez-Gomez said he was in the country illegally.

So the police officer was a racist piece of shit, and brought him into this bullshit? He should be sued

Fedora is better anyways

Can we please ban them finally from government contracts in the EU?

Inwiefern verharmlost er es? Er fordert dazu auf, sich von dem Genie eine schöne Stange Geld zu erklagen

I've once bought PopTarts when they had "America Weeks" in the Grocery Store. That stuff was really completely nasty. Some dough that crumbles from touching it, with not even the whole thing glazed. Tasted awful cold, and a bit less awful warm.

I don't get it why they are such a staple. But given they were marked down from 5€ for a pack to 0.50€ in the end, other people didn't seem to enjoy them either. (That was 2-3 years ago)

I know Americans suck badly at Geography. But this war and Russia is bordering the European Union directly as opposed to Iraq. So it's a completely different thing

Doesn't this mean they can get sued under the International Energy Charta and have to pay damages?

Will be funny when the US ignores this treaty and it will be gone for good

Why are they still doing this?
You can't negotiate with Trump

In the letter sent to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, the companies - including Pfizer, Eli Lilly and AstraZeneca - said they face cost disadvantages in Europe versus the US,

Oh yeah, famous european Pharmacy Companies like Eli Lilly and Pfizer. And AstraZeneca is British

For a decade "the innovative industry has entirely reimbursed the increase in expenses linked to innovative medicines," the letter said, according to Les Echos.

What are they talking about? Those new drugs are crazy expensive and profitable

The industry also said in the letter that it takes issue with a fee the sector will soon need to pay to treat wastewater from micropollutants, Les Echos said.

I don't know anything about this fee, does somebody have more background about this. Is it just for the companies who pollute the water or for everyone.

The last comment from Macron about underinvestment is also funny. Like every Neoliberal/Conservative he cuts research budgets and then complains about the consequences.
Fuck him

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-00589-5

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