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The article states that output is limited to 800W (assume per household). So tailored-ish to domestic consumption.
Quite a nice approach that doesn't result in unmanageable dumping on to grid.
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"England."
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"Democracy in danger."
Erm, no lads. That ship has sailed.
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I assume he broke the dress code.
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That seemed to be what he was suggesting.
So much winning.
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40 tops.
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Bendigedig
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How so?
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That seems to be it until she stops for elevenses.
Which is strong sweat tea.
Then she ran into the lunch issue.
It was all quite mad.
Cos she's a liar.
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Pretty much my view.
All parties, but especially the actual government, need to get a grip on the sodding media, though.
It continues to aggressively promote foreign backed, disruptive christofascists.
It's ridiculous.
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Lack of confidence is definitely a thing. It might say Barry on my birth certificate, but I was made in Sheffield.
Came back 15 years ago still can't get my head around the lack.
Welsh labour really have been poor.
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Of course, you blanked Cymru.
As above, so below.
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Less pricking around simply an impossibility under the previous management.
Current lot significantly less bellendy, but for some reason have shackled themselves to the last lot's self harming red lines.
ALMO bellendery.
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Scotland. Scamp.
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"....less pricking around in London."
Hmm.
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The corrupt venal oaf Johnson got to puss off the French, though.
Globule Britain prospering mightily and all that jazz.
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Probably as good as could be expected given their nonsensical red lines.
Wales shafted again.
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Eek
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Not really sure what this could look like. I imagine if the libdems really turned up the heat that would pull in the nats. This may give the pro-EU labour mps and members a boost. Gtto just ain't enough. No idea what normals are left in the cons. They'll have to move somewhere i suppose.
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Have you done the breakfast bit yet?
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The whole thing was just weird.
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Grindset is a word I don't know. Slightly nervous about looking it up.
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6. Cats.
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Difficult to say. No detail other than "I WORK REALLY HARD" stated repeatedly.
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Reeves unable to answer the substantive point. And she knew it.
This is bad.
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Not really covered, I'm afraid.
Quite a bit of chat about McDonald's, though. Some plausible.
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Your lazy theory is obviously wrong. Up at 5, begins scrolling to see all the terrible things that are happening. Carries on "working" till midnight. I kid you not.
No consistency, no sense. Very, very odd.
"My politics isn't about attacking other people. "
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The Forde interview is, um, revealing
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Ah, the 27th Fundamental Constant.
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Someone on here said she's not done a constituency surgery for four years. No idea if that's true or not, but it would explain a few things.
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By all accounts, Boothroyd was universally well liked.
She kept much bigger beasts than these monkeys in line, though.
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Ah, the Chorley chocolate teapot.
Stealing a living.
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But twitter reckons.....
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He'll yeah!