at some time= STAOIMT
blood supply= BLAOFP
dialectical behavior therapy= DB*T/DB*T
social media= SDWRA (media= DWRA)
You Tube= AOUB
did one= SDWUN
did one of= SDWUFN
did one of the= SDWUFNT
did one of them= SDWUFMT
light, medium, heavy, something else= L-FMGS
light, medium, heavy, or something else= L*FMGS
A new bill seeking to protect freelance workers was recently introduced to New York’s City Council.
According to Crain’s New York, the bill (Freelance isn’t Free Act) proposes that a person (or entity) who hires a freelancer to do work that is valued at more than $200 would be required to sign a written contract setting a payment deadline, along with other agreed upon terms. Failure to meet the payment deadline would result in double damages, payment of attorney’s fees, and possibly a steep fine.
If passed, the bill would be an amendment to the New York city charter, and the administrative code of the city of New York.
Rulers with inches divided into tenths are not that common. However, such a tool is necessary when measuring margins for Case CATalyst settings.
Previously, when I needed to measure margins, I would use a paper ruler that as divided into the increments I needed. The paper ruler is on a page that is included in a Case CAT instruction manual I used in school. (I think the Case CAT program also came with a flexible ruler that can be used to measure margins.) However, I found a sturdier option.
The Westcott ruler I found was less than $5. It is a happily added addition to my steno gadgets and accessories.
and here= SKPHAOER
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and here’s= SKPHAOER/AES
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and his= SKPHIS
and how= SKPHOU
and how long= SKPHOUNG
and I= SKPI
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and I am= SKPIM
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and I believe the= SKPIBLT
and I believe this= SKPIBLTS
and I believed= SKPIBLD
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and I can’t= SKPIK/-NT
and I could= SKPIKD
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admiralty court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Court of Assistants
Court of Assizes
court of chancery
circuit court
Court of Claims
Court of Common Pleas
district court
ecclesiastical court
court of equity
Court of Exchequer
court of hustings
court of inquiry
Permanent Court of International Justice
International Court of Justice
juvenile court
Court of King’s (or Queen’s) Bench
court of last resort
municipal court
probate court
court of record
Court of Star Chamber
superior court
Supreme Court
[SOURCE: The New International Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary]
