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He was pointing out your incorrect use of an apostrophe in 'Maths'.
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He was pointing out your incorrect use of an apostrophe in 'Maths'.
Autocorrect as I wouldn't have gone to the trouble of putting an apostrophe
Interesting summary/opinion piece in the FT on 3 likely Brexit Scenarios - FT Clicky Here
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You must have the world's worst auto-correct then if it thinks maths with an apostrophe is more likely than without it. In fact I'm struggling to think of a sentence where you would use it where not using it would also suffice.
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Received my postal vote. And will be voting to remain.
Unless your keyboard is set to US English or it's learnt this mistake from you, that's not going to happen.
The Estonian being the Commissioner for Digital Single Market and Vice President of the Juncker Commission.
What's wrong with it is that the British public do not want ID cards - electronic or otherwise. We know this when Tony Blair tried to introduce them. I don't really want to hand over my bank or passport details to the likes of TalkTalk, Ashley Madison or Sony.
Unless your keyboard is set to US English or it's learnt this mistake from you, that's not going to happen.
Lol I can never be bothered do em so won't be from me.
But you've somehow leapt from a draft proposal document that doesn't propose introducing or imposing electronic ID to assuming that somehow they're going to be imposed onto us even though the European Commission can do no such thing even if it wanted to. Any such change would require the approval of the EU parliament and every national government including our own.
Scaremongering nonsense, as usual.
Math's is a contraction of mathematics, the word stands.
Whether or not Farage lied about resignation doesn't matter one jot if his voters don't care.
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Irony (see above post on the apostrophe)
Which reputable, independent, body produced that estimate?
Another Reason To Vote Brexit: UK Taxpayers Biggest Funders Of 'Failed' Juncker "Immigration" Plan
British citizens seeking yet another reason to vote Brexit, have one in spades.
The roots of this reason go back to last year when European Commission president Jean Claude Juncker hatched a 3-year plan to leverage €20 billion in seed capital to produce a €300 billion gain in Eurozone investment.
As one might expected, the results are nonexistent even though Juncker has already used up the €20 billion in seed capital.
Juncker now wants to up the seed capital, make the plan permanent, and extend the plan outside the EU to immigration zones such as Syria and Africa!
Here’s the kicker. The UK ponied up the biggest share of this monstrous boondoggle so far.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-...-biggest-funders-failed-juncker-immigration-p
British citizens seeking yet another reason to vote Brexit, have one in spades.
The roots of this reason go back to last year when European Commission president Jean Claude Juncker hatched a 3-year plan to leverage €20 billion in seed capital to produce a €300 billion gain in Eurozone investment.
As one might expected, the results are nonexistent even though Juncker has already used up the €20 billion in seed capital.
Juncker now wants to up the seed capital, make the plan permanent, and extend the plan outside the EU to immigration zones such as Syria and Africa!
Here’s the kicker. The UK ponied up the biggest share of this monstrous boondoggle so far.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-...-biggest-funders-failed-juncker-immigration-p
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Who made the decision as to the amount we contribute?
Tell me where that says we should have ID cards. Go on.
Do you think about anything you post? Do you research anything at all before you post? Do you understand anything at all?
He's also missing the simple fact that the UK is investing this money into the UK, in order to unlock more money for the UK from the EU.
Underlining emphasis mine. For the UK. Get it? For the UK.
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Would you say "I went to four pub's yesterday" on the basis that 'pub' is a contraction of 'public house'?
Yeah thought not.
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No one (except for the ones with citizenship) in my family have received polling cards.
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