I see that they are called federal subjects to Russia but I'm not really sure what that means. I see that there are 20 other republics within Russia. Is their ability to operate more autonomously than other areas including krais and oblasts give them the title of "Republic" and do they operate similarly to countries within the United Kingdom?
I am a Master's student at the University of Cambridge, and I'm investigating how a group of sentence structures varies by dialect within the UK and Ireland. Right now I'm particularly short of people in South West England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. All you need to fill it in is 10 minutes spare and a pair of headphones. Please share with friends and family - help me spread as far and wide as possible!
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I’m Ren Larson, a data reporter with The Arizona Republic and the USA TODAY Network. I’ve created databases to document mistreatment of immigrants in Department of Homeland Security facilities and analyzed environmental contamination data for the award-winning Poisoned Cities, Deadly Border project. Over the last six months, I led the data analysis for Ahead of the Fire, where we looked at wildfire risk factors that thousands of Western communities share with Paradise, California, where the deadliest U.S. wildfire in a century claimed 85 lives. I’m Dennis Wagner, an investigative reporter with The Arizona Republic and the USA TODAY Network. My stories on the Department of Veterans Affairs exposed a breakdown in healthcare for America’s wounded warriors. In 2017, I helped produce and write The Wall, a Pulitzer-winning project that explained the dynamics and drawbacks of a border barrier. Over four decades of reporting in the West, I’ve covered dozens of wildland blazes, including the Yarnell Hill Fire that took the lives of 19 hotshots. This was my first collaboration with Ren, whose data skills carried our project.
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As the title suggest, I'm looking for literature (preferably on an academic level) that focuses or at least talks about the context in which medieval weapons (high and late middle ages) were discovered, specifically castles, villages and towns.
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My sisters friend works in the hospital and said there is a confirmed case there.
Hey Reddit,
Mark Lawrenson here with Paddy Power News, who are organising my first ever AMA.
I’m chatting ahead of Liverpool’s Champions League semi-final against Barcelona, and amid their Premier League title race with Manchester City.
Please do ask me anything. About football, life, or moustache style. I'll start answering at around midday UK time.
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To read some more of what I have to say, head to: news.paddypower.com
Day 1: Flight arrives early (4:50am) in Dublin. Take early train to Belfast from Dublin Connolly. I'm staying at the Gregory BNB for 2 nights. I was thinking for my first day (since I always have a lot of energy after flights) I could do the Titanic as well as a black taxi tour. Sleeping at The Gregory.
Day 2: Dedicate the full day to GoT Winterfell and Tollymore Park Tour. Perhaps go to the Crown for a pint. Sleeping at The Gregory.
Day 3: It'll be a Saturday this morning so I was thinking of doing breakfast or lunch at St. George's Market, then a train to Derry via Coleraine. Spend the evening in Derry doing a mural walk or city wall walk. Sleeping at Abbey BNB.
Day 4: Derry in the morning and train to Portrush via Coleraine. Settle in Portrush. I don't know what else to do today. Perhaps relax, go to the pitch and putt, or the amusement park. Sleeping at Avarest BNB.
Dat 5: Whole day for Giant's Causeway, Carrick-a-rede, Bushmills, etc. using the Causeway Rambler from Translink. Sleeping at Avarest BNB.
Day 6: Portrush back to Belfast. Sleep in Belfast. (This could possibly be a day to do Slieve Donard if I were to leave early enough) Sleeping at the Europa Hotel.
Day 7: City Hall Tour in Belfast in the morning. Train to Dublin.
