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Donald Trump has pledged to abolish DST, labeling it as "inconvenient and costly". Two states already don't follow DST, 20 states are considering scrapping DST.
No DST in American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands
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Not a high speed rail! another missed opportunity
Amtrak plans to double the number of passengers the NE corridor carries in the next three decades. If the works go to plan, the route could transport 66m people a year by 2040
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Newfoundland (island section): 111,390 sq. km. Labrador (mainland section): 294,330 sq. km. It was a close run thing in 1948 when 52.3% voted to join Canada, 47.7% for independence. It was a British Dominion before that. In December 2001, the province of Newfoundland became officially the province of Newfoundland and Labrador following the adoption of an amendment to the Constitution of Canada.
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North America 77 million years ago, during the late Cretaceous era when the long reign of the dinosaurs was coming to an end.
Note the much higher ocean levels - the continent was mainly a balmy subtropical environment at the time with shallow inland seas - but 12 million years later a giant asteroid collision in modern day Mexico would change everything.
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the 1940s, which passenger ships from Corcaigh/Doire still? Anyone have a map of those liner routes and names?
And look at those new cáblaí telegrafa! And why is Newry (An tIúr) called Iubar Cinn Trágha? zoomable
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