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24·21 days agoWell, there was Wubi
It’s essentially filtered syrup and widely used in gastronomy, e.g. for cocktails.
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But that’s based on another definition. I propose unifying both definitions: Everything, except Helium, is metal.
61·28 days agoWhat you have in mind is “source available”.
Good spot!
For me, the barrel looks like this one on the ISU-152, as it has a “collar” at the base and a shoulder, while the barrel of the ISU-122 is tapered where its diameter decreases.
An ISU-152, an 152 mm gun on an IS heavy tank chassis, for those wondering.
Historically, due to different dyes, the blue colour varied from sky blue to navy blue. Due to more weather resistant dyes, the dark blue was chosen for the Union Jack and also sometimes used for the Scottish flag. Likeky for historical reasons, “back to the roots”, in 2003, the Scottish parliament specified a lighter blue tone than the one used for the Union Jack.
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I mean the entire isle of Ireland is gone in the French cuisine map. The map in my reply depicts only the UK at a different position.
(credits to ZDF Heute-Show 2011-12-12)However, Ireland is gone too.
Just imagine having oily fingers and trying to turn a door knob.
According to the plans drawn up by civil engineer Joseph B. Strauss, the bridge was to be painted in a standard grey, or black with yellow stripes if the Navy had had its way. However, the residents of San Francisco took a liking to the orange of the anti-corrosion paint. This earthy shade of orange complemented the backdrop of the surrounding hills and mountains and blended into the landscape. Joseph B. Strauss therefore decided to keep the bridge in this colour. The paint used is a protective coating and is known as ‘International Orange’[13].
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Gate_Bridge
Originally, the paint of the bridge was Lead(II,IV) oxide
For example, the distinctive red colour of the Golden Gate Bridge is due to the original use of a red-lead (Menninge) coating, which has now been replaced by acrylic paint.
Originally, the bridge should have been painted grey or black with yellow stripes. The orange paint
iswas originally the rust protection layer.
Or deep fry it like a panzerotto.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIM-104_Patriot
So basically the capacity gained by the discontinuation of the production of the PAC-3 (PAC-3 CRI) was used to ramp up the production of the PAC-3 MSE.