A lot of companies are like this.
The line seems to be drawn at choosing whether to charge the murder at a state or federal level. In Luigi's case, he is being tried federally.
Which asks the question as to why Luigi's case is being tried federally while mass casualty/terrorism crimes are only being charged at the state level.
He lost last month, placing third with 16% of the vote.
NJ doesn't have ranked choice primaries, but my guess is that he wouldn't have won anyway.
FIFA has made the Club World Cup an event tied to the World Cup. If you host the World Cup, you now get the Club World Cup as well.
They've done it before in the USA. My guess is that they want to push their non-English offerings, which is something they've only focused on recently.
It's used as a justification for Russian aggression. They have to attack other countries to defend themselves against Nazis.
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I would disagree. The prequels told a story that deserved to be told and was mostly internally consistent. The tone was different from the original trilogy, but they are still decent, if flawed, works.
The sequels are fanboy level writing.
The problem is that people look at rules as the be all end all, but there is a lot which goes behind how the rules are made and enforced.
A lot of people don't take into account the systems created by the rules.
I can see Seth being the showrunner, but I don't see Paramount trying to sell. Star Trek is one of Paramount's marque brands. I don't see them ditching it.
Yeah, but how often is your wife in OP's bedroom?
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It's like the Tuvok/Kim meme.