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And the executives who make these bad decisions? They all got to keep their jobs, or get golden parachutes and move on to other companies where they'll get to keep making bad decisions. They're the reason we're seeing this bloodbath in the games industry. Because of total corporate malfeasance.
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Singular, no appended S in both cases.
"Pepperoni" is plural in English, inheriting that from Italian.
"Sausage" can likewise be an uncountable noun, but more importantly I would need to be convinced that you used more than one for the tiny crumbly bits.
Dialects are valid though.
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Apparently there’s a “kickoff” meeting between the DOGE people and Department of Labor management planned for tomorrow at 4pm ET.
Unrelatedly, the Frances Perkins Building that houses the Dept of Labor is located at 200 Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20210.
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He says his ancestors aren't Alexandrian. He's part Dwarf.
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It's a Dwarven cultural thing across all of FF and the Reflections have already been established as loose references to those respective games (I say loose because they chose to do FFIV stuff with the Thirteenth). Having them be "Dwarves" on the First and Ninth doesn't strike me at all as sloppy.
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The same Lalafell who mentions Conde Petie says that there were Dwarves native to Alexandria's world before the arrival of the Milalla, confirming that the saying doesn't come from the Source.
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Original use was in FF1 (which correspond to the First) and it went on to become a staple of Dwarves in FF.
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It's just another deliberate FF9 reference.
finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Lali-ho
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House and Senate Democrats are showing up in droves. Raskin, Pressley, Warren, Van Hollen to name a few.
Schumer too. The crowd erupted into a chant of “Shut down the Senate!” while he made his exit.