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If your 11 and bigger what are some places to buy cute cheap clothes? I'm a little bigger and need cute cheap summer clothes
Started by Wyatt on
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Umm try jcpenny sometimes they give free coupons and discounts but idk how cheap you want it to be. .
I would try Aeropostale or Forever 21.
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Relocating to a bigger place, I need big trucks to carry office supplies and equipments such as computers.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at trulia):
Try to contact them through their site http://www.sctr.com.au Have you considered U-Haul? Web Reference: http://www.archershomes.com .
I called them when we moved to Sydney and they took care of my stuff .
They have big trucks.
Call SCTR.
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I am slowly building my engine for the 100 HP shot of nitrous ( solicitor keeps taking my money for legal fee's, cause my ex won't let me see my kids)
Everything i have read says the stock 2003 injectors are only good for 160 HP.
Where would is the best...
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What are some small flowering plants that I can place inside a terrarium not bigger than 5 inches? Can you give me the name and link to it? and it has to be a plant that can be bought here in the Philippines please...
I just wanted to give someone a gift...
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Is there a native c++ variable type that's "bigger" than a double?
float is 7
double is 15 (of course depending on the compiler)
Is there anything bigger that's native, or even non-native?
Started by baash05 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Your....
On an x86 platform, usually double is 64 bits, and long double is either 64 or 80 bits (which gives you 19 significant figures, if I remember right) .
C++ has long double , but there is no guarantee that it's any more precise than a plain double .
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Hi all
I was wondering if anyone could give me some advise, I'd need to do the maths but basically I am looking at renting out my propert and moving to a bigger house
what would be the situation with taxes ? I understand I would loose my tax relief but...
Started by falabo on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at askaboutmoney):
In a....
Take a look at this:
http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/it/leaflets/it70.html
whoever told you that income is not taxable is incorrect
unfortunately you can not get relief for the rent you pay anymore The new factor will be the water/household charges .
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Waters Road Town/City/village: Catford County: london Postcode: SE6 Telephone number: Phoenix Community Housing Weekly Rent: £70 - £80 Property Details Property Type: Maisonette Property Area: Town No of Bedrooms: 1 No of Bathrooms: 1 Lounge: no Lounge...
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Temple hill Town/City/village: dartford County: kent Postcode: da1 5hx Telephone number: 07506810010 dartford council Weekly Rent: £60 - £70 Flat Property Area: City No of Bedrooms: 1 no Kitchen/Diner: no Kitchen: yes Downstairs WC: no no Heating: Gas...
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Temple hill Town/City/village: dartford County: kent Postcode: da1 5hx Telephone number: 07506810010 dartford council Weekly Rent: £60 - £70 Property Details Property Type: Flat Property Area: City No of Bedrooms: 1 no Kitchen/Diner: no Kitchen: yes Downstairs...
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Hello.
I trying to check if a date is this date or bigger inside my linq query with boolean. But it's not working like i want.
This my code
public bool CheckMonth(int month) { if (month > System.DateTime.Now.Month) { return true; } else if (month =...
Started by Frozzare on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Call DateTime.Now once and place it in a variable to ensure that you are consistently.
With separate values.
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