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Maybe not in all situations but the Trident thing was stupid because Corbyn made so many noises about not supporting it and then ended up having to support it. The new stance should hopefully make it a non-issue.
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An interesting take on the corporation tax increases from Ian Dunt
https://www.politics.co.uk/week-in-review/2021/02/26/week-in-review-labour-right-to-resist-a-rise-in-corporation-tax/tl:dr Saying that CT tax increases are required is the first step to accepting that austerity is required
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Some that I spent many, many hours playing there (and plenty missing, no Kick Off, Rick Dangerous or Pinball Dreams for starters).
I actually got my Amiga emulator going recently and had a few seasons of Speedball 2. Turns out I'm still pretty good at it.
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A lot of the people I know who live alone in one bed flats are really keen to get back to the office. Living and working in the same room and not seeing any other people is really taking its toll.
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I'd guess it's because a notice of intended prosecution needs to be received within 14 days of the offence so that's giving a couple of days to process the video.
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Personally I think they were right to get in with this and be pretty unequivocal. It dogged Corbyn throughout his leadership, saying what they've said should stop it constantly cropping up.
Didn't Corbyn end up saying that he would support Trident as that's the official party policy anyway so it was all a huge distraction with no end product.
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Still going with the Super Compressor. It's really grown on me has this. Looks like they've discontinued this model (by all accounts it wasn't a big seller) and only kept the blue face.
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A revenue based tax gets rid of all incentives to invest in your business though. Even more incentive to screw all your costs as low as possible.
Personally I'd go with it. You're not committing to anything beyond that viewing and a month plus before you go with the next agent means that the likelihood of overlap is diminished.