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No, I have a speech impediment, and sometimes I get the feeling that others think me a fool for this sole reason.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

That Steven Mnuchin bloke is a bold one to break tradition by signing his name in regular print and not cursive. It makes him look unprofessional compared to his predecessors, I should think. Anyway, this is a nice list of treasurer/secretary signatures and I think you have done a good job of compiling them. I see no problems with it, and I do not take any issue with the header not being at the top of the compilation. Personally, I like it because I can admire the pensmanship of these lot from so long ago and otherwise. In any case, when you are moving the header up, I would think it best to restrict the space occupied by it to at most two lines. This is just me, though; I am obsessive when it comes to line-spacing, white-space, and such. I also think that the people you made annotations for at the bottom of the page should be specially marked in their respective entries on the list, so that the reader knows to look for them; you know, sort of like an exhibit at a museum display.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

streamofthesky posted...

James K. Polk

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_K._Polk#General_election

Rumors of Polk's nomination reached Nashville on June 4, much to Jackson's delight; they were substantiated later that day. The dispatches were sent on to Columbia, arriving the same day, and letters and newspapers describing what had happened at Baltimore were in Polk's hands by June 6. He accepted his nomination by letter dated June 12, alleging that he had never sought the office, and stating his intent to serve only one term.

Thanks. So most of the information I remember about him was incorrect, save for the bolded bit.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

You mean like a completionist playing that Wild World game for the Nintendo DS.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

And he said explicitly while campaigning for the White House, that he was going to run for just the one term. I think I read somewhere that this was one of the slogans he ran with, which by the way, enabled him to defeat his opponent. He might have defeated him in a land-slide, he might not have; I do not know. In any case, I do not remember the name of this president. I think he was a Depression-era bloke, he was. I am beginning to think I had imagined him. Maybe not. Anyway, I am no history major and would like to ask this board if this bloke even existed. I do apologize if this seems like laziness on my part.

Anyway, I must have these answers.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

SpeeDLeemon posted...

Um it's a lot better to quit than to be fired. Like what

What if you (figurative) do not have another job lined up?
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

That sounds just like the impression of that fictional Egyptian bloke that that English did on YouTube while making fun of that Japanese cartoon meant to advertise a card game.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

FourthDimension posted...

bullet

joemodda posted...

accident

darcandkharg31 posted...

std

Those all seem like serious repercussions due to acts of carelessness, rather than stupid prizes, to be honest.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Sorry; I think I forgot to put the whole thing in.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

This would be the code in question that I am using to scrape the URL on line four, see.

if __name__=='__main__':
from requests import get
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
url='https://serenesforest.net/path-of-radiance/characters/growth-rates/'
fe9chgrowth=BeautifulSoup(get(url).text,'html.parser')
table=fe9chgrowth.find(name='table',style='text-align: center;')
ls=tuple()

for tr in table.find_all(name='tr'):
print(tr)
if tr.find(name='td'):
td=tr.find(name='td')
if td.find(name='acronym'):
continue
ls+=td.text,
print(ls)

The indents are not visible here, but I have a .txt copy of it available: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S0S5HyLUobB7k9PDkJS25peGxLeZ1ctM/view?usp=sharing

For some reason, it keeps stopping when it encounters this here tag, see.

<tr><td><acronym title="Fixed Mode"><a class="footnote" href="#footnote-1">Sothe (Blossom *<sub>1</sub></a></acronym></td></tr>

I strongly suspect that it stops because of the href attribute linking to the bottom of the page, which leads the program to believe it has hit the end of the table. I am not sure of this, though; I am new to reading HTML and such, and I only learned what I needed to web-scrape. In any case, I've come to a bit of a stand-still, much like DiZ and Namine about three-hundred and fifty-two days after Sora stabs himself with that Keyblade in Hollow Bastion. Does anyone know how to skip this tag and move onto the next?

I must have these answers.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

I feel like you are invoking a type of argumentative fallacy.

This one, to be specific: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argumentum_ad_populum
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Zeus pointed it out earlier.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/3-poll-of-the-day/78842804/942039892
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

I do not understand what the last image has to do with Mr. Ford.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

I believe his intention was to mock the revolutionaries of America from so many centuries ago, whose words he sloppily re-arranged in order to make them look the fools.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

<<';
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Sarcasthma posted...

ex-wife

Is your implication that you were once married to an expert on European history?
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Zeus posted...

people

You mean like soylent green, or do you mean the figurative blood, sweat, and possibly tears of many workers, not all American, that went into designing and assembling Tesla cars?
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Yellow posted...

without having to do it through their website

I see that this is a possibility. But sometimes, I am very obsessive about folder and filenames, and such, and will have great difficulty deleting old folders and files should I rename them and commit them once more to my repository. The old files with the old names will remain even after committing the new, updated files. And it just creates a lot of clutter, you see. If I want to remove it, I'd have to go into every single one of my files in order to delete them one-by-one. I know that complaining about and insulting a new program/video game just because I am not adept at learning it is not mature in the slightest. But I suppose I must get used to knowing the site structure and such; I myself am a newcomer to the site, and have not researched its features thoroughly enough to make any unwarranted judgements.

Clench281 posted...

command line

I am unable to find it. I am not sure if the command-line feature is available on the browser version of GitHub.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

I dislike the file management system in the repository sections; it is incredibly tedious to delete and/or move files from one directory to another.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Far-Queue posted...

burn

That was not my intention. It just seemed like the topic that would be made by him.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Judgmenl posted...

I drew a map of the entire area Omega was in to be able to get to him.

Was there not a map of it on this site?
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Odd; this topic reminds me very much of the ICOYAR bloke.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

I am very confused at the mo', see. I was under the impression that you had gotten married to some woman or to some bloke. But none of the posts following the first seems to indicate so.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

You mean like the one that Seifer Almasy has.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

ChaosAzeroth posted...

a thing

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/no-emoji/

ChaosAzeroth posted...

pretty bad at communicating

Aye, me too. Takes forever for me to figure out what I want to say and then say it.

Zeus posted...

ignore list

Though, I do wish that there were some sort of filter for what sort of content I wish to see. I mean, some users might say idiotic stuff when discussing one topic, but will have a something note-worthy to say when discussing another. I think there was an extension for doing this on GameFAQs long ago that allowed for this. In either case, I just make do with hiding topics and such. I do not like so much add-on clutter on my dedicated browser.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

ChaosAzeroth posted...

laughing so hard they're crying cat face

Sorry; I did not notice that. I block emoticons, you see.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

I was merely appending to your statement about reasons why people come here despite the toxicity. I did not mean any offense to you, personally, if I was not clear.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

ChaosAzeroth posted...

healthier hobby

Or perhaps just a healthier social outlet, for those lot who use this as a substitute for healthy social interactions and the like.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Odd; for some reason, I am reminded of a visit I made to a neighbor's house when I was but a lad. They, too, offered me candy from a bowl. I choose the Reese's Cup, in any case.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Oh, I had thought that you were referring to that Nickelodeon movie with Victoria Justice as its lead.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

EvilMegas posted...

this list is null

I'm thinking that this is already the case, as it is, if you know my meaning.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

SunWuKung420 posted...

Untierable.

Are you saying that you belong in a tier consisting of you and nobody else, or that you do not need to be placed in a tier list?
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Lokarin posted...

https://imgur.com/5MBUEUq

If I had to take a shot at it, I'd say that this is a one-to-one, invertible, but not continuously differentiable function.

1. It's one-to-one because the function seems to be monotone-increasing.
2. It's invertible because it is one-to-one. It might not be invertible, depending on if the graph is flat on just one point or over some interval. If the latter, it is not invertible. If you do wish to define an inverse, you will want to restrict the domain of the original function to include just the bits of the function that are strictly monotone. You could include at most one point belonging to the plateau if you wish.
3. If the graph is flat on one point, then it is NOT continuously differentiable; the derivative at the plateau of the function is presumably zero, so the derivative of the inverse cannot be defined here.
3x. On the other hand, if the graph is never flat, then the function is continuously differentiable. Alternatively, if you restrict the domain so that all points of the plateau are excluded, then it would be continuously differentiable.

I would not say it looks like a cubic equation because of the function's behavior between zero and the plateau. It does not seem to be a graph of a polynomial of any odd degree, as a matter of fact. The tangent line does not seem to to be decreasing on the interval between zero and the plateau. I think this might answer your question.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

You mean like the Simpsons.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

This sounds a lot like that counter movement to the social movement protesting against police brutality against American citizens of African ancestry.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

MrMelodramatic posted...

<redacted>

You mean drugs.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

You mean like when the Fire Nation attacked.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

LeetCheet posted...

research

Do you perhaps refer to the simple expedient of hovering your mouse cursor over my name, and then pressing the left-click button on your mouse?
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

I feel like he is an alt of the heliy bloke. If he is, then he is like Will Smith in that movie with the zombies. If not, then I am inclined to say 'regular'.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Good for normal day-to-day calculations. Personally, I like using it as a makeshift calculator, but I imagine why it would be unwieldy for people pursuing statistical work.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Why am I so scared of typing in the URL as indicated by the name of that monster?
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

FatalAccident posted...

lmao

Is the joke that the bloke lives in a place where the American Independence Day is not celebrated, or is it a joke about how American fireworks are extremely loud, and that he can hear them from the western shores of the country that does celebrate that day, thousands of miles away from his current place of residence?
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

There is a car named after the bloke; haven't heard of a car named after the American, though.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

Was the cost of that phone higher or lower than your average monthly housing payments?
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

You mean like that thing that almost killed Ronald Weasley on his seventeenth birthday.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

What do you define as a 'soy-core problem'?
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

It did not occur to me until just a few minutes ago. I think I've been busy (not with trying to find more work, admittedly), that I neglected to look at a calendar this week. I don't really need to look at calendars that often, nowadays. There isn't any real need for me to know what day of the week it is, other than for the occasional doctor visits. Every day just feels the same, anyway. Anyway, how was your Friday, board?

I must have these answers.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

When submitting resumes, is it advisable to review and revise it for every single application, or can it just be left as-is? Say I'm applying to low-level jobs. Is it advisable?
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

It is supreme, alongside hate.
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.

I bought a gaming laptop two years ago, but I never played a PC game on it once. <<';
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Number XII: Larxene.
The Organization's Savage Nymph.