Wasn't there a way to effectively impose term limits by placing judges on a backup list where they stay for life after they have done a fixed number of years?
It is however not always clear-cut that "A is B" maps to A–>B as opposed to A<–>B. We do say "the square root of nine is three", "a widow is a woman whose husband died" and "the current prime minister of Canada is Mark Carney".
Good point. Let's go again.
If money is speech, then why isn't the US Federal Reserve considered to be the most prolific writer/speaker of all time? And if money is legal tender, does that mean that some kinds of speech have within them the obligation of others to listen?
Nope, didn't know I had to, I've had multiple prints succeed previously, but also clogs often enough to be annoying, so maybe that's it. Thank you very much for the pointer, let's hope it's what was missing.
The ridiculous shit Russian officials say for internal political consumption make a bit more sense now. Just like Hegseth is really only talking to Trump and the Maga base.
In modern Greek, singular: χταπόδι, plural: χταπόδια.
Transliterated using standard ELOT (that maps χ to ch) singular: chtapodi, plural: chtapodia.
The word is composite and contracted. First part originally is οχτώ (8) (transliteration: ochto) but has been uncommonly shortened to χτα (chta). Second part is the word for foot (singular: πόδι/podi, plural: πόδια/podia).
So without the uncommon shortening in more archaic Greek it would be: οχταπόδι (ochtapodi) and οχταπόδια (ochtapodia).
If ELOT is ignored and οχτώ is transliterated as octo, then you can get to octapodi, octapodia.
Wasn't there a way to effectively impose term limits by placing judges on a backup list where they stay for life after they have done a fixed number of years?