e.g. means for example. It is always followed by a comma.
i.e. is the abbreviation for the Latin "id est" or that is (to say). It is always followed by a comma, as well.
As tens of thousands across America protest the violence that ICE sows with impunity, federal agents shot and killed another person in Minneapolis today. ICE terrorizes our cities. ICE puts us all in danger. Abolish ICE.
Your reminder that the Nuremberg Trials established that "just following orders" is not a defense for federal paramilitaries breaking the law and committing atrocities.
A ‘boomerang word’ is borrowed from one language to another and then reborrowed back to the first one. Eg, English ‘cutlet’ became Japanese ‘katsuretsu’ which then came back to English as ‘katsu’, or ‘animation’ became ‘anime’ in Japanese and came back as ‘anime’ in English.
If your product/service’s only “value” is exclusivity then that’s your real problem. You’ve given yourself a ceiling when you could actually think about ways to expand with an elevated product e.g more Clear lines at each airport, more perks/reward tiers, partnerships
CC: Delta
CLEAR is a case study in overselling a subscription w/limited supply (fast TSA experience). Regular TSA lines are now routinely shorter. Only way out is to raise prices and intentionally lose customers to reestablish the value proposition. Otherwise whole biz implodes on itself😱
📍Earning MQDs just got a tad bit more complex, with changes to the qualifying tiers needed in order to hit Medallion status, which will be valid for two years after the qualifying period:
-Silver: 6,000 MQDs
-Gold: 12,000 MQDs
-Platinum: 18,000 MQDs
-Diamond: 35,000 MQDs
Princess Anne rides behind her brother King Charles III
She plays the very important role of the prestigious “Gold-Stick-in-Waiting”, which means she is entrusted with the monarch's personal safety #Coronation
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