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Does it though? One common thread in the comments here is whether ineligibility is or is not warranted in political embezzlement cases. If hers is justified, how is the lack of Chirac's justified? That he was not seeking to be elected?
Whether or not it's actually a politically motivated difference, it's not a stretch that people question whether it is. Because it's a very convenient sentence. And let's face it, she was very likely to make it to the second round of the presidential election, and I can totally see a number of people being extremely bothered that it was a possibility, because if it did happen, if she wouldn't have won, it would have been very close (although who knows, a miracle could happen, and the political field might be less of a mess in 2 years).
(from Breaking Bad)
Go's compiler is notorious for choosing to compile quickly rather than optimize code.
But is that true of gccgo?
Really, it doesn't matter that GEGL operations are... GEGL operations.
Honestly, this page doesn't really make a compelling case as to how checking out the commit with a conflict and amending is better than git rebase/whatever --continue. Overall, it's also quite abstract. Concrete examples would be deeply appreciated.
You can also make mayonnaise with a whisk.
Also, I'm very suspicious when a credit card form is on $site.com rather than $financial-institution.com