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Anand Giridharadas
AnandWrites
The Postal Service, in addition to being the ultimate essential workforce, is a metaphor for the commons we have created.We fail to value so much of our commons not because
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Michael Press
MichaelDPress
There's an amazing wealth and variety of graffiti left by pilgrims just at the entrance to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Let's take a quick look . . .Photo
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Mark Curtis
markcurtis30
It's now been over 7 months since an MP asked a question in parliament about UK political prisoner, J.Assange. Remind me again what MPs are for?https://www.parliament.uk/business/publications/written-questions-answers-statements/written-question/
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Sailesh Patnaik
Saileshpat
Have you come across the word Juggernaut before? That word has come from Hindu deity Lord Jagannath, maybe reached to Europe in early 13th by Odoric of Pordenone from the
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Rebecca Gruby
RebeccaGruby
My junior/senior undergrad students blown away yesterday to learn that not only was Garrett Hardin wrong, but he was a heinous racist. They rightly demanded to know how the tragedy
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Hugo Gye
HugoGye
SNP MP admits she brought Covid-19 into Parliament.Margaret Ferrier felt ill; took a test; before result came back, travelled to Westminster; then result came back positive.She found out on MONDAY
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Scott Reid
ScottReidCPC
I was in the Commons Monday morning before the House sat, with my mask on & a measuring tape in my hand. My goal: To determine how many MPs can
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William James
WJames_Reuters
THREAD/ Today parliament holds its first 'hybrid' session, with MPs asking questions by video link.https://reut.rs/2VoXIOJ In 1943, Churchill made a speech arguing that the Commons chamber, destroyed by WW2 bombs, must
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Tom Newton Dunn
tnewtondunn
New: Commons Speaker is urging MPs to stay away from Parliament as fears mount that it is again becoming a coronavirus hotbed. Has held a series of calls in the
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Bloomberg Opinion
bopinion
It’s getting crowded up there, and awfully dangerous. By up there, we mean space — and not the far-off areas that concern astronomers and science fiction, but the closer orbits
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Jen DeHart 😷
jcdehart
2020 has been a rough year. this week has been one of the harder ones. so here is a silly and lighthearted thread, in part inspired by that awesome "taylor
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Isaac Kardon (孔适海)
IBKardon
Latest installment in @ChinaMaritime series on China’s “strategic strongpoint” ports across the Indian Ocean — Gwadar case study just posted:https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/cmsi-maritime-reports/7/ BLUF: the Gwadar project is not
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Duncan Weldon
DuncanWeldon
On today’s “tax bombshell” stories. Borrowing costs are ultra low. But *at some point* there will need to be a fiscal repair job. The timing of that is more likely
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Tobie Langel
tobie
When we talk about “The Commons” in the context of open source, and when we talk of preserving it, we’re alway thinking of the source code itself.1/n But open source
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PARLY
PARLYapp
Monday is the 70th anniversary of the Commons sitting in its new chamber. The old chamber was destroyed by enemy bombing during the Blitz in 1941. From late June 1941
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Chris Arnade 🐢
Chris_arnade
Ok. I will bite1) Pragmatically -- As someone who spends a lot of time with "totally disengaged people", they are generally lower income, minorities, & in theory the voters progressives
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