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I've seen enough. Give her the second seat.

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Monteverdi Hai and creator Peter Monteverdi.

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"Checo deserves to be free of the mental anguish and absolutely toxic work environment he experienced within Redbull and the racism/xenophobia from F1 as a whole and I hope he's happy"

and

"It's hard for this to not feel like bigotry succeeded today and racism will always beat down on POC to a mental and emotional level until they leave and it's hard to not be discouraged watching an icon of latino representation to have been pushed out so cruelly"

are two thoughts that can exist simultaneously.

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yuki rn:

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Ferrari 330 LMB Spider, 1964, by Fantuzzi. Chassis number 4381SA started out as a race car running at Le Mans and Sebring before it was transformed by Fantuzzi  for the 1968 Federico Fellini film ‘Spirits of the Dead.’ During the film, actor Terence Stamp has high speed drive towards Rome, Italy. Along the way he tries to jump an uncompleted bridge in the Ferrari and gets decapitated by a wire. During the sequence the Ferrari was not destroyed.

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what studying literature feels like

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I think this dude likes christmas.

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Porsche 356

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Volkswagen T3 Transporter TriStar 1990

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well, it’s checover, but don’t be sad,

be happy that it chehappened

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will die on the hill that the funniest thing red bull could do is put kmag in that seat since:

it would render the mid-off we've been forced to witness all season for this cursed seat useless

he's a criminal

has 0 penalty points, so can commit more crimes without repercussion

he's a comedian on the radio

he has proven that he's ready to sacrifice himself for his blonde dutch speaking teammate

he would support max in all his atrocities and crusade against the fia (as he has done post mexico)

he has beef with mclaren

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William Labov, one of the single most influential linguists to date, passed away yesterday at the age of 97. His foundational work in sociolinguistics has rippled throughout the modern field. Virtually every working linguist today owes some debt to him for shaping not only our research but also a culture of kind and earnest inquiry. His legacy will continue to define linguistics as a discipline.

I never had the honor of knowing Dr. Labov, but I'm sharing here some tributes and remembrances from his colleagues.

Cynthia McLemore and Mark Liberman (Language Log)

Josef Fruehwald (Væl Space)

Betsy Sneller (Bluesky)

May his memory be a blessing.

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california beetle

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