Because a 'Free Trade Agreement' isn't the same thing as access to the single market. It's the single market that guarantees the 'four freedoms' of goods, capital, services, and people. Given 'people' is one of the fundamental parts, it's not one we're likely to get a pass on, so we either...
That's not quite correct, as I've found out over the last few days of bashing my head against a wall with this.
Apple Music matches your music by metadata alone, whereas iTunes Match uses acoustic fingerprinting. This has resulted in most of my live / bootleg albums having their tracks...
Ah, that makes more sense! Though I've watched it through - while he tracks Bianchi to a point, it does seem that he misses the impact. I guess it's possible it doesn't rotate that far, or it was too quick.
I've looked through a handful of videos on ********, and they're all the same - it's the one filmed by a punter in the stands. He shouts 'Oh my god' and wobbles the camera after impact.
Unless you have some other video you'd care to share, I'd believe FIA when they say the FOM cameras missed...
What amuses me about this argument - if you actually read what Captain Planet wrote, you'd see he didn't describe good service as 'getting harassed'. It says exactly the opposite!
Have you stepped through it (F8) and work out where the error is?
The 'index' that's out of range is trying to get Worksheets(2) - and if you were to go back and look at the new workbook it creates, you'd notice Excel 2013 only creates a single sheet in new workbooks. Older Excel version...
I think it probably is. Not only does Lee explain the importance of context, it's probably highlighted most by the fact that he uses the N word, un-censored, in this clip. This was broadcast on BBC2 in March/April 2014. The use of the word isn't in and of itself offensive.
I wish some of...
I don't think that - he didn't deny it 'at first', he's still denying it. He denied it, then apologised for mumbling something that might be misconstrued as saying it, then in his column today says "I've always thought I'd be sacked for something I said. Not for something that actually, I...
If the spouse dies and leaves it all to the other, their unused nil-rate band passes to the other (so an effective £650k NRB between them for this tax year)
Get proper advice, but if they 'gift' you the house and continue to live in it, it will almost certainly be classified a 'gift with reservation' and make naff all difference. To have a chance of working, they'd have to pay you market rent to stay there & outlive the 7 years for a potentially...
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