Ok I am very confused by this report: "It was just after midnight on Wednesday morning when the call dropped out, prompting 21-year-old Aiia Maasarwe's sibling to raise the alarm from overseas after a desperate attempt to ring her back failed." If an alarm was raised...why did the cops not find...
I think they know the meaning of the word, just not in this context. so they thought that if not everyone (meaning if it was not unanimous) agreed that the defendant was guilty then they had to find not guilty. I think they thought the unanimous thing only applied to a guilty verdict.
absolutely..my comment was not meant to even relate to this case and no criticism of your body language knowledge.. I was just going off on a self absorbed tangent, I mean I am blinking now, rubbing my ears and nose.
totally agree
but does this happen to anyone else...as soon as I think about not blinking i just have to blink, I am suddenly aware of my eyes and they get all itchy and i turn into a blinking mess.
a ball over the fence, cut in half maybe? http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/tragedy-in-reservoir-either-im-going-to-kill-him-or-hes-going-to-kill-me-20161129-gszvq7.html
she has a bachelor of economics with honours followed by a bachelor of law both from university of melbourne. The fact that she was working as a research assistant in the school of business after that implies she at least began/if not finished either a masters or phd in business
thanks to some amazing online sleuthing from those who found imagery, connections and that amazing referencing of all her marathons...she was running about 4 of them a year!, some less than a week apart including travelling from aus to the us! Her times are all over the place though. You are all...
Then I think she has 3 young affluent kids...they undoubtedly have all the latest phones, tablets, cameras etc and who do young kids photograph..their parents. just a thought.
Where is your information coming from? My understanding is that the research is extremely inconclusive with the prevalence of notes varying from as little as 5% to as much as 45%, many studies cite very close percentage (less than 1%) difference between men and women. Some studies cite those...
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