Generally, when describing a thing, the unit is written as singular. "15 minute delay", "10 foot pole", "5 gallon bucket". When referring the unit itself though, it would be plural: "a delay of 15 minutes", "the pole is 10 feet long", "this bucket holds 5 gallons". I'm sure there's a more precise way to say this, but hopefully it helps.
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Eh, at most you can say a plurality of those who voted when he was elected in 2020 checked the box by his name. We'll see whether this dipshit gets reelected.
Props for the perfect interrobang usage
Jody is the guy who steals your girl while you're deployed
The word you're looking for is 'gleaning'; 'gleaming' is more like 'shiny'.
I've always wondered, does the ear experience additional, unheard "loudness" when using ANC?
Absolutely! Biometrics are at best a username, not a password.
Doesn't happen with spacecraft either, despite what Hollywood often depicts. In order to 'stop' in space, you actually have to generate thrust. The scary thing that can happen if you lose your engine in space isn't getting stuck in one place, it's smashing into your destination at full speed.
TNG is actually my favorite series, but I'll admit it doesn't really get good until S2. By S4, it's fantastic. I'd highly recommend giving it another shot
You don't actually need to continue your taper through the bridle joint; just start your taper behind the joint.
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Nowhere - the female end of the cord is what goes in the recess.