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My suspicion that posts from Mediam are being upvoted by buch of their stackholders may not be entirely false.

Artists had to make a buch of art which was then given to the government.

My advice: for the money, the X250 is much better bang for the buch.

Just a buch of expensive geek toys on his island helecopter destination.

I chatted a while back with Kresten Buch who set this up.

Make a box, hide it in a closet with power, every 3 months look at your drive stats to see if any have a buch of uncorrectable errors.

We're just not a very nationalistic buch.

More or less Wine + some experimental patches not yet I twgrated in mainstream wine + a buch of DirectX translation libraries + close steam integration.

I'd recommend 'The anatomy of the 1541 disk drive' or if you speak German 'Das Grosse Floppy Buch zur 1541', both co-authored by the great Lothar Englisch.

I'm going to miss reader as much as anyone but it just seems like a buch of spoiled brats with a sense of entitlement whining at this point.

If you must intrude the privacy of all people then you are just a buch of incompetent idiots without a clue how to chase the actual criminals instead of harassing honest people!

If we just focus on web-tech we're still left with a buch of questions: Is the business B2C, B2B, Symmetric (User pays) or Asymmetric (3rd party pays - e.g.

Unnecessary hard forks can wast a buch of time and effort while damaging the community if they are contentious and part of a "non-peaceful" transition of power.

Alexander von Humboldt did a similar statement in his "Buch der Begegnungen" where he compares and finds cultures from tropical areas to be more "lazy" as all the fruits just grow on their own without any human involved.

(Although, a “Ich lese das Buch” / 'I read the book' / »Jeg læser bogen« structure is also possible in German.) But Middle English is actually mostly heavily influenced by French (1066 and all that), and surprise surprise, French also uses a SVO (subject verb object) structure, « je lis le livre ».

>Buch of children in the US executive branch.