The CSA precedes the Nazis. In fact, Nazi race laws were partially based on slavery laws from the southern US.
NATO losing to Russia in Ukraine, and to the Houthis in the Gulf of Aden, will send a message to a lot of neutral countries that (1) NATO can't / won't protect you anymore, and (2) you can push back against NATO and win or at least gain concessions. NATO will still be the single largest military bloc in the world, but they'll actually have to negotiate, maybe even compromise.
But wouldn't penalties / sanctions only work on countries that rely on the dollar?
That might be the intention of some of them. But photos have a powwrful emotional impact. It was the photo of a drowned boy that (temporarily) got Europe to accept thousands of refugees.
Also a type of worker in certain ant species that can lay eggs.
What about the set of all insects?
People who are forced to work fewer hours can often do more work in those fewer hours. Opposition to the four-day week, like opposition to free healthcare, does not even make economic sense. It is purely a form of sadism.
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Reduced expenditure on constructing and maintaining parking lots. Include the costs of security / cameras.
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Company has better control over when employees come and go.
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Employees can start working while on the bus (reading mails, catching up with co-workers, etc.).
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PR department can highlight this as a new green policy. They might even be able to convince the local government to bear a part of the costs, or give some other monetary reward.
Now excuse me while I go wash my hands.
Google flights (I know, I know) has it. Also, airlines generally prefer one manufacturer to simplify logistics, so you could look up the 'fleet' section on their Wikipedia page
If enough of them sell, the price will go down, so at least they'll be selling at a 'loss' and people will be able to buy them at reasonable prices.