thomasv.bsky.social
He had been born a Talleyrand but for some unaccountable reason had remained a mere Lebedev.
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Interesting, I found that in Germany you very much need a PhD or you will hit a ceiling in your career progression. Maybe it's a branch thing
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Quite…
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Who doesn’t?
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Very petty, 10/10.
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Conversely I find it useful to keep track of how low I've fallen
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The France Identité app has a virtual wallet for National ID, driving licence etc. I tried it, it's not bad at all
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If by "emailing" the author means not replying to emails then yes I agree
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Solid start
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Sorry sorry, deep regret, but I must inform you that it is in fact I who is Emma Bernard, 28, from Ormskirk
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Plausible
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Now it’s marketing guru, is there any skill Fiasco doesn’t have
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Guinness knows
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So cuddly though
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Never know when you might need one though
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Missed quite an obvious opportunity!
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I’ll make sure to try it next time I’m in Paris
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Yes fair enough, I found it strange at first but it’s so nicely set up that I forgot about it after a while
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I recommend Shang Palace in the 16th for the peking duck
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I didn't know it was tonight - no intention of watching
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The correct take ☝️
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Scathingly scathing
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Proper cutie
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Did someone just point out that this collection is missing a gyuto? Why yes, yes you are very right indeed
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24. If liberal democracies treat pluralism, scrutiny, fair representation & debate as ornaments - nice to have if they don't get in the way - we can't be surprised if they're pushed aside.
Other forms of democracy are on offer. Right now, it's the most dangerous versions that are on the rise. [END]
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Shallow poaching, yes, sue me