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At President Trump's swearing in yesterday,
some criticized him for not putting hand on the Bible when
taking the oath of office.
''Do
you solemnly swear that you will tell the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?''
Anyone testifying in a court of law in the United States
hears this phrase, and agrees to the statement. This is
customary in many judicial systems, as it is important to
affirm the validity of statements made in court. The
controversy comes when attempting to define the proper oath,
and what to swear on. Swearing on the Bible in court is no
longer done as universally as it once was.
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Pie-rats sail the starry night,
seeking treasures baked just right. Pie-rats don't want gold
doubloons, their bounty comes on forks and spoons. Many
people, especially pie-rats, people who love food, like to
see a full pantry. But when the amount of food gets to be
too much, is hidden or becomes too precious to toss even
when it goes bad, that person might be dealing with deeper
issues.
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From the article: ''
Peeing in a standing position means you're ready at the
slightest hint of danger to bounce. I longed to relieve
myself safely, without pulling off half my clothing; I
yearned to write my name in the snow. And then my friend
gave me the spoon-funnel invention.''
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If you are a new author,
beware of possible vanity press scams that lure you in with
the promise to publish your book. Some companies you find,
or perhaps ones that contact you unsolicited, often mask
their true intentions with grand promises and minimal
transparency. These publishers often shower you with
complimentary talk about publishing your wonderful
manuscript but shy away from mentioning the costs or how
they will help you sell your book.
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According to the author, Dr. King was
a profoundly dishonest charlatan who regularly associated
with criminals, traitors, and other deviants, both for
reasons of personal gratification and as part of a quest to
destroy White America.
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It's not the fastest fighter
jet in the Air Force's arsenal -- that title goes to the F-15E
Strike Eagle -- but it's up there. Just how fast it goes depends
on its altitude, because a lower altitude comes with a higher
level of drag while a higher one means less drag. At sea level,
it can get up to 921 mph or Mach 1.21. At higher altitudes,
however, it exceeds Mach 2 or 1,534 mph.
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