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Matthew Fraser
Would I vote for Jeff? Probably not. But this was one legendary speech.
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Arielle (The Little Mermaid)
I've always wondered what the little mermaid would think about all the plastic and big …
Anonymous
Here's the short story if anyone's interested. I think it's okay: https://alltimeshortstories.com/salty-coffee-a-love-story/
Alan Turing
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- Debits to the left
One of the basic principles of accounting is that debits go to the left, and credits go to the right. This is the first step in understanding the accounting process. Every debit has a corresponding credit, and vice versa.