I sometimes wonder if other parts of the world label their local specification as Type A.

Given that Service is mandatory in China, that number seems kind of low.

Weird, my uncle’s lucky dice keep sinking past the milk.

Mongolian is my favorite kind of Vietnamese food.

Thank goodness, I almost washed my favorite shirt at 98 Celsius.

That’s fair, their intentions were probably to bar a Palestinian from entry. In fact, I bet both answers are wrong.

Idk, seems like asking a medical worker if they followed the Geneva Convention is a fair question.

I wouldn’t want a doctor who has been violating a rule that existed since 1864.

Just the least used. 9805 for example. Mines dark orange and I wasn’t even trying, I just made it a physical pattern rather than a number combo.

EDIT: You know, I bet 9805 is gaining popularity in countries that use the Day/:Month/:Year format. Aug 9th 2005 is the birthday of a fair number of adults, now.

Also “Antisocial” does not mean introverted. It means to react violently to social situations.

I just explained to you that the chart is sorted by complete unemployment on the left side.

It sorts by unemployment on the left side of the line, it’s just that the underemployment on the right is a much larger graph.

I find it neat that they include Commercial Art and Graphic Design as being separate from Fine Arts majors, and the same for Aerospace Engineering as separate from Liberal Arts or Physics majors.

It’s either not considered a major or it’s a part of the Liberal Arts degree path, like most math and science courses before specialization often are. Sometimes degrees for specific professions and technical training require a major, but they themselves are not majors in the USA.

A big part of this is lack of centralization. The federal government requires schools to have federally accredited coursework for tax purposes, and the accrediting process is done by several non-public entities, beyond that they can technically structure their courses, credits, and degree paths however they like.

For example, Physics and Aerospace Engineering require Liberal Arts majors like math and science as prerequisites, and the same is true for Commercial Art and Graphic Design’s relationship to Fine Arts majors.

Most salts have fairly high heat tolerance or burning temperatures compared to things like sugar, probably why sodium citrate works well for this task while use of other biological emulsifiers such as soy lecithin do not. Although, many cheeses have lecithin added during the creation process.

There is something called Melting Salts, Sodium Citrates, that help some of these but they don’t sell it at any store I’ve ever been to.