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If they limit the number of licenses, a portion of their population will be sitting in the gutters by the roadsides homeless (which is what they may want in order to increase the Federal Aid going to the city (to line the pockets of TPTB) there while perpetuating the actual problem the money is supposed to help). 

With my busy schedule I don't have much time to sit and read but audio books work great for listening to while at work.

It may be a while for the lawyer to bring this to court but don’t sit on it.

You tend not to have family responsibilities and as you get older, your desire to sit still and learn diminishes even further - particularly in a heavily structured setting like college.All that being said, it sounds like you have a definite vision for your life.

The valves in dishwashers can get stuck in the closed position when they sit around unused for weeks on end, Once you turn that water on again, you might face a leak, a flood, or at least the need for a replacement.

If the mortality rates we 50%, then we could justify some crazy actions, but right now it is sitting just under 3% and that is without knowing the full extent of infections.I wouldn't let this keep you from progressing with your plan.

This motivation seems to be why they sit on these buildings.

I currently have a stale 401k with my last company which I'm no longer contributing too and it's been sitting there for over an year.

There are a few units available and some have been sitting out there for a while.