It does have bus rapid transit, but it's not great—the routes have never been good enough, nor the buses frequent enough, to meaningfully pull people away from cars.

TOWN THAT HAD NEVER MEANINGFULLY

These "time fillers" eat up precious hours that could be spent more meaningfully or productively.

To some kind of hybrid system with elements of democracy and authoritarianism or what political scientists sometimes called competitive authoritarianism Yeah, so that is a term that that I think is really useful and it's worth focusing on To try to understand what it means right is coined by Steven Levitsky and Luke and way to leading political scientists who focus on comparative democracy and they defined a competitive authoritarian system as one that is they have free elections in the sense that they Aren't rigged like the ballot boxes and stuffed but they're not taking place on fair grounds right the The the playing field is tilted in the incumbent parties Direction so heavily that it's very difficult for the opposition to compete meaningfully.

At the same time, in the 1980s, the government removed interest rate controls, which made it meaningfully cheaper for Australians to use debt to buy homes.

but it didn't feel meaningfully different until now.

Number 5: compliment meaningfully.

Witnessing political corruption, police brutality, needless war, and the failure of countercultural movements to meaningfully enact social change, Thompson felt the conditions of things were, in his words, Christ it's bad. Underneath the prosperity of Americanism was an underbelly of violence, greed, corruption, excess, and an emptiness that was bloating.

So it is actually getting a meaningfully longer battery life than the last gen.

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