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zzzz wrote: So if they found similar correlations in, say, India, you would re-think?

Nope.

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I feel Boris has already made his views on IQ directly b(via his speeches) and indirectly (via the pieces published when he was editor of the spectator). In other words, this is one boss who wouldn't give a shit What do you think. Do you think there is variation in IQ scores between different popul...

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The Labour Party/Left doesn't see tax as a punitive measure - they believe the rich should shoulder a bigger burden, of what they think the Government should spend, on the basis that they are better able to afford it. Or rather that their wealth isn't resultant from their own labour but rather from...

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Oh but they give to charity. Forget all of it then.

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The Labour Party/Left doesn't see tax as a punitive measure - they believe the rich should shoulder a bigger burden, of what they think the Government should spend, on the basis that they are better able to afford it. Or rather that their wealth isn't resultant from their own labour but rather from...

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The Labour Party/Left doesn't see tax as a punitive measure - they believe the rich should shoulder a bigger burden, of what they think the Government should spend, on the basis that they are better able to afford it. Or rather that their wealth isn't resultant from their own labour but rather from...

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The Labour Party/Left doesn't see tax as a punitive measure - they believe the rich should shoulder a bigger burden, of what they think the Government should spend, on the basis that they are better able to afford it. Or rather that their wealth isn't resultant from their own labour but rather from...

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The Labour Party/Left doesn't see tax as a punitive measure - they believe the rich should shoulder a bigger burden, of what they think the Government should spend, on the basis that they are better able to afford it. Or rather that their wealth isn't resultant from their own labour but rather from...

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The Labour Party/Left doesn't see tax as a punitive measure - they believe the rich should shoulder a bigger burden, of what they think the Government should spend, on the basis that they are better able to afford it. Or rather that their wealth isn't resultant from their own labour but rather from...

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David Shanahan is not a functional scrumhalf, Faddes is crap, and neither of the Ulster centres can be happy with themselves after that shit show. Funny enough when the scrummie doesn’t perform the centres are poor. Who would have thought... The scrumhalf wasn't making them quite so defensively lac...

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David Shanahan is not a functional scrumhalf, Faddes is crap, and neither of the Ulster centres can be happy with themselves after that shit show.

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Adam Bryne would be a great bit of business for any of the other Irish Provinces. I'd like to see him at Ulster, especially if Lyttle continues to get injured every other game, and Robert Baloucoune starts picking up International caps.... but others will say we don't need him as there is a 14 year...

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Mullet 2 wrote:And we're off

Pile of hicks I say, pile of hicks.

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Floppykid wrote:Is Addison reaching critical mass with all these injuries?
It's looking a bit Luke Fitz for him.

There's a reason his career didn't take off in England.

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Liathroidigloine wrote:Let me get this straight then. Once something goes against you, you give up on the principles that you hold? Is that how it works?

When it's backwards as being anti abortion, aye.

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Ulster team to play Ospreys, Guinness PRO14 Round 11, Saturday 15 February at Liberty Stadium, kick-off 5.15pm (Live on Premier Sports 1 and eir Sport 1): (15-9) Matt Faddes, Robert Baloucoune, Luke Marshall, Stuart McCloskey, Louis Ludik, Billy Burns, David Shanahan. (1-8) Eric O'Sullivan, Adam Mc...

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Ulster team to play Ospreys, Guinness PRO14 Round 11, Saturday 15 February at Liberty Stadium, kick-off 5.15pm (Live on Premier Sports 1 and eir Sport 1): (15-9) Matt Faddes, Robert Baloucoune, Luke Marshall, Stuart McCloskey, Louis Ludik, Billy Burns, David Shanahan. (1-8) Eric O'Sullivan, Adam Mc...

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Ulster team to play Ospreys, Guinness PRO14 Round 11, Saturday 15 February at Liberty Stadium, kick-off 5.15pm (Live on Premier Sports 1 and eir Sport 1): (15-9) Matt Faddes, Robert Baloucoune, Luke Marshall, Stuart McCloskey, Louis Ludik, Billy Burns, David Shanahan. (1-8) Eric O'Sullivan, Adam Mc...

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So how far off the team must Graham Curtis be that he can't get a bench spot over Jonny Stewart who should be leaving at the end of the season.

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Ulster team to play Ospreys, Guinness PRO14 Round 11, Saturday 15 February at Liberty Stadium, kick-off 5.15pm (Live on Premier Sports 1 and eir Sport 1): (15-9) Matt Faddes, Robert Baloucoune, Luke Marshall, Stuart McCloskey, Louis Ludik, Billy Burns, David Shanahan. (1-8) Eric O'Sullivan, Adam Mc...

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Huh Conán O'Donnell on the Highlanders bench.

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Another election would see SF increase their seats a significant amount. I think they'd only really cannibalise the small amount of seats they don't have on the left. Whether they have the warchest compared to the two large parties to run another election so soon is another thing, as well as where ...

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Willie Falloon wrote:
unseenwork wrote:I voted for the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn which the media told me was practically the Shinners.
Do they run candidates in Belfast?

Now you have me wondering whether Newtownabbey Labour is still on the go with your man Langhammer.

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I voted for the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn which the media told me was practically the Shinners.

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Our issues with health and housing are not down to immigrants lads FFS :lol: Health is due to an inefficient system that no government wants to touch with fear of losing the next election Housing was due to the crash and the fact we lost so many construction workers, along with new lending rules an...

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Right, Ulster team this week, I wonder could Lowry be back? Slight disappointment that McGrath was released given it might have resulted in the chance that Reid features increasing otherwise.

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A big concern with this idea is the lack of structure on both sides to take advantage of a bridge.

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Rail bridge or GTFO.

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Ultan Dillane, David Heffernan (Connacht), Max Deegan, Dave Kearney, Ronan Kelleher, Luke McGrath, Will Connors (Leinster), Chris Farrell, Jack O’Donoghue (Munster), Billy Burns, Stuart McCloskey, Jack McGrath and Tom O’Toole (Ulster) have all returned to their respective provinces to get some game...

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All those discussions people had about not calling black people the n word, I must have missed that. Of you’re under 40 then of course you did, You all went to the town hall and had a big meeting where you weighed up the positives and negatives of the situation with the stakeholders involved. Befor...

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All those discussions people had about not calling black people the n word, I must have missed that.

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I'm with you lads. Manufactured outrage of the type that they complain about. Seriously this stuff isn't an issue in the real world. Wrong. I'm sorry, Seneca. Left wing political culture as described on this thread is like a foreign country, described by someone whose only experience with travel co...

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Are our young people so stupid that they believe that SF will deliver them cheap housing? I don't know if they think that SF will, but that FF and FG have had their chance and can't deliver. Yes agree this is the point - we’ve allowed SF to become the alternative choice and they’re willing to ignor...

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I mean the handiest way to neutralise Sinn Fein would be one of the two going into government with them.

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Who is to say, I don't much know your workplace and whether your views are in conflict with your ability to do your job, though as I say I hope that you do down the line face some negative consequences in a karmic sort of sense. Well it's a serious topic and you never seem to want to discuss it in ...

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Here's Tom btw, before he became Tea, just a couple of years ago. https://www.culture24.org.uk/asset_arena/5/26/95/359625/v0_master.jpg If Tea has worked at Google for almost 20 years, we are talking about a seriously wealthy person. If I diverge from the official ideology of the age, and suggest t...

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Here's Tom btw, before he became Tea, just a couple of years ago. https://www.culture24.org.uk/asset_arena/5/26/95/359625/v0_master.jpg If Tea has worked at Google for almost 20 years, we are talking about a seriously wealthy person. If I diverge from the official ideology of the age, and suggest t...

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She works for Google for god's sake.

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Mog, it's a good find, but I have an entire thread for this stuff you know. Anyway, I'd been interested to know what unseenwork thinks about these two paragraphs: I’ve done the white male privileged thing – boy scouts, rugby, drinking with the lads – and people asked why would you give it up? I tel...

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Gwenno wrote:Trans Fag emoji?

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