At least in official documentation. A lot of areas in Japan with large numbers of unusually old people also have an equivalent deficit of people a decade or two younger, and had birth records lost in WW2 bombing, suggesting that what’s happening is people taking advantage of this to claim their pensions early.
Perhaps London should eliminate the price difference between buses and the tube. If they want to move people more efficiently with scarce capacity, incentivising them to use the fastest option rather than price-differentiating it as a premium would be the way to go. That way, they can have fewer (and thus faster) buses in congested central areas as there is no penalty to shifting to the tube.
True, though there is the old saying “two Jews, three opinions”
Has the Jewish community ever been unsplit?
The final boss in “what’s trashy if you’re poor but classy if you’re rich?”
No, you’re thinking of the orca
That will suck, though for their sake, it’ll be better than the alternative. I knew a rescue cat who was rehomed after her original human died and she had low-level PTSD.
Who came second-last this year, suggesting that standards of competitive tramsmanship are higher in Europe.
Given that Australia has a number of cities with (new or rebuilt) tramways, perhaps they should have a national competition between them to hone their talent and be better able to hold their own against the Europeans.
Those golden eagles around the winged Lady Liberty on the roof can have laser eyes to shoot down any incoming missiles (or bags of drugs catapulted over the border by MS-13, for that matter).
The incoming missiles to justify this can be provided by the fact that there’s now a prominent structure packed with ammunition standing at the centre of the US capital, a target too good to pass up.
In the EU, buying online from Germany (or occasionally Poland) is generally the best value option.
How long do most of these take to parse/compile each time you run them? I’m guessing this doesn’t cache compiled artefacts. If the language has a mode to interpret it without compilation (trading runtime speed for compilation overhead) it may make sense, but if not, certainly the Scala and Haskell examples would be agonisingly slow.
Has he explained how they manage to keep a litter tray in the cockpit despite turbulence?